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DELMARK 813 CLARENCE JOHNSON HAVE MERCY Moanin’ The Blues • It’s All Over Now • Have Mercy • Dyin’ With The Blues • Graveyard Bound • Corn Trimmers • That’s Your Yass, Yass, Yass • The Bye Bye Blues • Five O’clock Stomp • Houston Blues • Gotta Be Booked Blues • I Wish You Would • I’m Going Away To Wear You Off My Mind • Gulf Coast Blues • You’re Always Messin’ ‘Round With My Man • Low Down Papa • Jelly’s Blues • He May Be Your Man • Joe Oliver Blues • You Shall Reap What You Sow (a) (Personnel: a- Verse Played By Jimmy Blythe) Here are some of the rarest hot piano solos ever made. These performances were originally recorded in Chicago during the mid to late 1920s by the Capitol Music Roll Company and issued as nickelodeon piano rolls. In 2007 Delmark issued Jimmy Blythe, ‘Messin’ Around Blues’ (DMK 792) from the same set of rolls. With the help of digital technology these rolls will sound more full and rich than ever before. This CD feature rolls transcribed by Clarence Johnson, another of the finest blues players of the 20s. The piano roll performances presented here provide a clearer record than do their 78s because these solos were recorded using modern recording techniques from a ‘live’ player piano. [Item Code: 66223 CD: $18.00] DUCK HOLE RECORDS 3192 BARBARA COOK MICHAEL FEINSTEIN CHEEK TO CHEEK I’ve Got The World On A String • Cheek To Cheek • I’ve Got You Under My Skin • The World Keeps Changing- There’ll Be Some Changes Made • The Very Thought Of You- Tea For Two • Ac-Cent-Tchuate The Positive • Ever After • Where Do You Start? • You Could Drive A Person Crazy • Without A Song • Here’s To Life • You’re Gonna Hear From Me • Give Me The Simple Life • Shine On Harvest Moon (Personnel: John Oddo, Lee Musiker, Zina Goldrich, Aaron Heick, George Rabbai, Warren Odze, David Finck) [2010] The joy of collaboration is a unique pleasure for an artist. It can sometimes reveal aspects of one’s own art that might otherwise remain hidden. Working with Barbara has been a highlight for Michael Feinstein in every way and he simply adores her. She is not only a singer’s singer and supreme interpreter of text, she is also sweet, passionate, bawdy, funny and wonderful company. [Item Code: 66453 CD: $18.00] DYNAMIC 2899 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1938 Begin The Beguine (a) • Love Walked In (b) • A-Tisket- A-Tasket (c) • Heart And Soul (d) • One O’ Clock Jump (e) • Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (f) • Change Partners (g) • Jumpin’ At The Woodside (h) • You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby (i) • Cathedral In The Pines (j) • Ti-Pi-Pin (k) • The Umbrella Man (l) • Flat Foot Floogie (m) • Wabash Cannonball (n) • So Help Me (o) • Boogie Woogie (p) • I’m Gonna Lock My Heart (q) • I’ve Got A Pocketful Of Dreams (r) • They Say (a) • Alexander’s Ragtime Band (s) • I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart (t) • Don’t Be That Way (u) • Big Noise From Winettka (v) • Deep Purple (w) • Music Maestro (x) (Artists: a- Artie Shaw; b- Kenny Baker; c- Ella Fitzgerald; d- Larry Clinton; e- Harry James; f- The Andrews Sisters; g- Fred Astaire; h- Count Basie; i- Bing Crosby; j- Shep Fields; k- Horace Heidt; l- Kay Kyser with Ginny Simms & Harry Babbitt; m- The Mills Brothers with Louis Armstrong; n- Roy Acuffl o- Mildred Bailey; p- Tommy Dorsey; q- Billie Holiday; r- Russ Morgan; s- Bing Crosby & Connie Boswell; t- Duke Ellington; u- Benny Goodman; v- Bob Crosby And His Bob Cats; w- Jimmy Dorsey; x- Tommy Dorsey with Edyth Wright) [Item Code: 65094 CD: $10.00] 2900 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1939 Moonlight Serenade (a) • All The Things You Are (b) • Darn That Dream (c) • Woodchoppers Ball (d) • If I Didn’t Care (e) • Blues In The Night (f) • Hold Tight (g) • An Apple For The Teacher (h) • Cherokee (i) • My Heart Belongs To Daddy (j) • In The Mood (a) • Penny Serenade (k) • South Of The Border (l) • Our Love (b) • Deep Purple (m) • Over The Rainbow (n) • Barrel Roll Polka (o) • And The Angels Sing (c) • Day In Day Out (p) • Bubbles In The Wine (q) • Three Little Fishes (r) • Address Unknown (e) • Sunrise Serenade (s) • Two Sleepy People (t) • God Bless America (u) (Artists: a- Glenn Miller; b- Tommy Dorsey; c- Benny Goodman; d- Woody Herman; e- The Ink Spots; f- Jimmie Lunceford; g- The Andrews Sisters; h- Bing Crosby with Connie Boswell; i- Charlie Barnet; j- Mary Martin; k- Sammy Kaye with Jimmy Brown; l- Shep Fields with Hal Derwin; m- Larry Clinton; n- Judy Garland; o- Will Glahe; p- Bing Crosby with Helen Ward; q- Lawrence Welk; r- Kay Kyser with Ginny Simms; s- Glen Gray with Frankie Carle; t- Bob Hope and Shirley Ross; u- Kate Smith) [Item Code: 65095 CD: $10.00] 2901 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1940 In The Mood (a) • Frenesi (b) • Sierra Sue (c) • Maybe (d) • Playmates (e) • I’m Nobody’s Baby (f) • Say Si Si (g) • There I Go (h) • Down Argentina Way (i) • I’ll Never Smile Again (j) • The Breeze And I (k) • Romance In The Dark (l) • All The Things You Are (m) • Pompton Turnpike (n) • Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (o) • On The Isle Of May (p) • Ferry Boat Serenade (g) • Darn That Dream (q) • With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair (r) • Only Forever (c) • We Three (d) • Oh Johnny, Oh! (s) • Make Believe Island (t) • Where Was I (u) • When You Wish Upon A Star (v) (Artists: a- Glenn Miller; b- Artie Shaw; c- Bing Crosby; d- The Ink Spots; e- Kay Kyser; f- Judy Garland; g- The Andrews Sisters; h- Vaughn Monroe; i- Bob Crosby; j- Tommy Dorsey with Frank Sinatra; k- Jimmy Dorsey with Bob Eberly; l- Lil Green; m- Tommy Dorsey with Jack Leonard; n- Charlie Barnet; o- Glenn Miller with Ray Eberle; p- Connie Boswell; q- Benny Goodman with Mildred Bailey; r- Kay Kyser with Ginny Simms; s- Orrin Tucker with Wee Bonnie Baker; t- Mitchell Ayres with Mary Ann Mercer; u- Charlie Barnet with Mary Ann McCall; v- Cliff Edwards) [Item Code: 65096 CD: $10.00] 12 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 S p r i n g 2 0 1 1 12
DYNAMIC 2902 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1941 Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (a) • Green Eyes (b) • I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire (c) • I’ll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time (a) • Blue Flame (d) • Elmer’s Tune (e) • Stardust (f) • Take The ‘A’ Train (g) • Racing With The Moon (h) • Chattanooga Choo Choo (i) • Maria Elena (j) • Daddy (k) • Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy) (b) • I Hear A Rhapsody (l) • This Love Of Mine (m) • Yes, My Darling Daughter (n) • Music Makers (o) • Dolores (p) • It All Comes Back To Me Now (q) • Scrub Me Mama With A Boogie Beat (r) • Yes Indeed! (s) • You Made Me Love You (t) • Perfidia (u) • Piano Concerto In B Flat (v) • There’ll Be Some Changes Made (w) (Artists: a- The Andrews Sisters; b- Jimmy Dorsey with Bob Eberly & Helen O’Connell; c- The Ink Spots; d- Woody Herman; e- Glenn Miller with Ray Eberle; f- Artie Shaw; g- Duke Ellington; h- Vaughn Monroe; i- Glenn Miller with Tex Beneke; j- Wayne King; k- Sammy Kaye; l- Charlie Barnet with Bob Carroll; m- Tommy Dorsey with Frank Sinatra; n- Dinah Shore; o- Harry James; p- Bing Crosby; q- Hal Kemp with Bob Allen; r- Will Bradley; s- Tommy Dorsey with Sy Oliver and Jo Stafford; t- Harry James; u- Xavier Cugat; v- Freddy Martin; w- Gene Krupa with Irene Daye) [Item Code: 65097 CD: $10.00] ENJA 9196 ISABELLE OLIVIER MY FOOLISH HARP Tokyo Bossa • Pele-Mele • Wae • Mister • Echo • Movie • Storia • Miss Murple • Crazy • On the Lake • Tango • My Foolish Harp (Personnel: Peter Erskin, Louis Sclavis, Youn Sun Nah, David Venitucci) Isabelle Olivier is constantly seeking new expressive possibilities of her instrument: the harp. For this CD, she has invited some of the foremost artists of the jazz world to create an essential and poignant journey to the edge of the senses. [Item Code: 66446 CD: $14.00] 9337 CHET BAKER WHY SHOULDN’T YOU CRY Why Shouldn’t You Cry • You Don’t Know What Love Is • Rue Gregoire du Tour • Balzwaltz • Five Years Ago • Waltz For Berlin • Dessert • Toku Do • Chet’s Ballad (Why Shouldn’t You Cry) (Personnel: Wolfgang Lackerschmid) [1979/1987/1993] This disc documents a 10-year musical friendship between legendary American trumpet player Chet Baker and German vibraphone player Wolfgang Lackerschmid. [Item Code: 66442 CD: $14.00] ESSENTIAL JAZZ CLASSICS 55456 DIZZY GILLESPIE A PORTRAIT OF DUKE ELLINGTON In A Mellow Tone • Things Ain’t What They Used To Be • Serenade To Sweden • Chelsea Bridge • Upper Manhattan Medical Group • Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me • Caravan • Sophisticated Lady • Johnny Come Lately • Perdido • Come Sunday • Lorraine (*) • Norm’s Norm (*) • A Night In Tunisia (*) (Personnel: Bennie Green, Robert de Dominica, Stan Webb, Paul Richie, John Murtaugh, Ernest Bright, Richard Berg, Ray Alonge, Joe Singer, John McAllister, George Devens, Hank Jones, George Duvivier, Charlie Persip) [1960] Bonus track - (*) . Consisting entirely of compositions by Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, it features Dizzy fronting an orchestra heavy with wind instruments including trombone, woodwinds, flute, tuba and French horns, plus a rhythms section featuring Hank Jones on piano, George Duvivier on bass, and Charlie Persip on drums. As a bonus, this CD includes the subsequent entry in Gillespie’s discography following the album, consisting of three rarely heard numbers by Diz at the 1960 Newport Jazz Festival. [Item Code: 66498 CD: $16.00] 55469 GENE KRUPA QUARTET THE COMPLETE 1955 SESSION Avalon • Just You, Just Me • Blues For Benny • I Got Rhythm • Moonglow • Airmail Special • The Man I Love • Body And Soul (Personnel: Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson, Red Callender) [1955] The one and only quartet session by Gene Krupa, Lionel Hampton and Teddy Wilson without Benny Goodman, presented here in its entirety and for the first time ever on CD. With the sole addition of bassist Red Callender, the three stars swing from start to finish on this horn-less session). Includes 12- page booklet. Previously offered. [Item Code: 65621 CD: $16.00] 55472 BENNY GOODMAN QUINTET & ORCHESTRA HAPPY SESSION Happy Session Blues • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To • The King And Me • Indian Summer • What A Diff’rence A Day Made • Batunga Train • Having A Ball • Clarinet A La King • Macedonia Lullaby • Diga Diga Doo • Happy Session Blues (Alternate Take) • The King And Me (Alternate Take) • What A Diff’rence A Day Made (Alternate Take) • Batunga Train (Alternate Take) • Macedonia Lullaby (Alternate Take) • Diga Diga Doo (Alternate Take) • Cherokee (Alternate Take) (Collective Personnel: Bob Wilber, Pepper Adams, Russ Freeman, Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, More) [1958-1959] The complete long unavailable album, includes 7 bonus tracks with the first time apperance on CD of the alternative take ‘The King and Me’. 12 page booklet, 17 total tracks. Previously offered.. [Item Code: 65920 CD: $16.00] 55477 LOUIS ARMSTRONG BING CROSBY BING & SATCHMO Muskrat Ramble • Sugar • The Preacher • Dardanella • Let’s Sing Like A Dixieland Band • Way Down Yonder In New Orleans • Brother Bill • Little Ol’ Tune • At The Jazz Band Ball • Rocky Mountain Moon • Lazy River • Bye Bye Blues • Little One (*) • I Love You, Samantha (*) • Now You Has Jazz (*) • Gone Fishin’ (Studio Version) (*) • Blueberry Hill (*) • Lazy Bones (*) • A Kiss To Build A Dream On (*) • Gone Fishin’ (Live Version) (*) • Memphis Blues (*) • Pennies From Heaven (*) • Happy Birthday, Bing (*) (Collective Personnel: Dick Cathcart, Shorty Sherock, Matty Matlock, Wilbur Schwartz, Stan Wrightsman, George Van Eps, Morty Corb, Nick Fatool, Trummy Young, Edmond Hall, Billy Kyle, Barrett Deems, Jud Conlon, Jack Teagarden, Ella Fitzgerald, Jimmy Dorseya) [1939-1960] The complete original album Bing & Satchmo (MGM E3882), the only complete LP Louis Armstrong and Bing Crosby ever made as a team and their last recording together. As a bonus, their three duets from the 1956 movie High Society, as well as further duets taken from Crosby’s 1950-51 TV shows and their only 1951 duet of ‘Gone Fishin’’. Also included are their first collaborative recording (‘Pennies from Heaven’), which dates back to 1936, and a private recording of Louis and his band singing (and swinging) ‘Happy Birthday’ to Bing in 1939. Includes 16 page booklet. [Item Code: 66296 CD: $16.00] 13 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 S p r i n g 2 0 1 1 13
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