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Cabaret Echoes - New Orleans Jazzers At Work, 1918 -1927 (Off The Record/Archeophone) Kid Ory's 1922 recordings, Johnny DeDroit & his NO Jazz Orchestra, Fata Marable... plus some other rare/obscure recordings. Historical document.

Rex Stewart & Dickie Wells ‎– Chatter Jazz (RCA Victor, 1959)

Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra - The Carnegie Hall V-Disc Session April 1944 (Hep)

Keynote discography at JazzDisco.org (it only lists those takes originally issued in the 500/600, 1300 and 100 78 rpm series) Labels for most of those 78 rpm issues to be found at Discogs.com

Discs 3 to 6 today

Benny Goodman ‎– Plays Jimmy Mundy (Hep, 1935-38)

I'm in as well!

Sidney Bechet Select - Mosaic (1923-1947) - 3CD

Some of the CW Blue Five recordings, even with Bechet and Armstrong, are to some extent marred by average or simply mediocre vocals, but this one... woooow!!! As for Sidney Bechet, this recording, together with his July 30, 1923 session with Thomas Morris on cornet (Wild Cat Blues, Kansas City Man Blues; Bechet's first commercially issued disc), are most likely his best early recordings, although Texas Moaner Blues is no loser, either! But on the Thomas Morris date, Bechet overwhelmingly dominates the session, whereas with Satchmo on board, things significantly change!

Bechet + Armstrong = FIRE!!!

Discs 1 & 2 of this beauty:

Johnny Dodds On Paramount (Frog, 1923-29) - disc 1

Eddie Condon & His All-Stars - Bixieland (Columbia, 1955) --> Membran edition

Jelly Roll Morton ‎– The Complete 1923/29 Piano Heritage - Volume 1 1923/24 (King Jazz)

Count Basie And His Orchestra ‎– 1937 / 1938 (Musidisc). 1937 Meadowbrook and 1938 Famous Door broadcasts. Count Basie And His Orchestra ‎– 1937 / 1938 (Musidisc). 1937 Meadowbrook and 1938 Famous Door broadcasts.

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Dick Hyman - Jelly & James. The music of Jelly Roll Morton & James P. Johnson

Benny Goodman Plays Mel Powell (Hep, 1941-46)

I cannot take 'Moten Swing' out of my mind. Period.

Sonny Rollins ‎– Worktime! (Prestige, 1955) Several different covers for this one: