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VINTAGE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS 151 MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS HOT COMB AND TIN-CAN Arkansaw Blues • Blue Blues • San • Red Hot • Best Black • The Morning After Blues • Happy Children Blues • What Do I Care What Somebody Said • Nervous Puppies • There’ll Be Some Changes Made • My Syncopated Melody Man • I Ain’t Got Nobody • Let Me Call You Sweetheart • My Gal Sal • St. Louis Blues • Indiana • Firehouse Blues • Tailspin Blues • Never Had A Reason To Believe In You • Hello, Lola • One Hour (If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight) • Girls Like You Are Meant For Boys Like Me • Arkansas Blues • Georgia On My Mind (Collective Personnel: Eddie Condon, Pee Wee Russell, Muggsy Spanier, Jack Teagarden, Benny Goodman, Bud Freeman, Muggsy Spanier, Coleman Hawkins, Fats Waller, Jimmy Dorsey, more) [1924-1931] Early jazz classics from Red McKenzie’s original band from St. Louis. [Item Code: 56345 CD: $11.00] 171 ADRIAN ROLLINI TRIO, QUARTET AND QUINTET Alexander’s Ragtime Band • Crazy Rhythm • China Town • I Can’t Get Started With You (*) • Who’s Sorry Now (*) • Get Happy (*) • If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight (*) • I Found A New Baby (*) • On The Sunny Side of the Street (*) • Untitled Tune* • The Shiek of Araby* • Blue Evening (*) • Louise (*) • I’ll Get By (*) • After You’ve Gone (*) • S’ Posin’ (*) • Baby Won’t You Please Come Home • Vibrollini • Driftin’ • Rebound • Jitters • Estrellita • Dark Eyes • Moonglow • Hesitation Blues • Is You Is Or is You Ain’t My Baby • Way Down Younder in New Orleans • Oye Negra • Alabamy Bound (*- Carl Kress, guitar) (Personnel: Frank Victor, Haig Stephens, Harry Clark, Al Duffy, Sylvia Barry) [1936-1947] Includes rare recordings previously unreleased on LP or compact disc. Adrian’s technique on the vibraharp was prodigious. He nearly always played with four mallets in a very pianistic style. [Item Code: 57750 CD: $11.00] 191 VARIOUS ARTISTS HOT FLASHES - RARE HIGH QUALITY SHORT LIVED BANDS Happy Rhythm (a) • Honeycomb Harmony (a) • Greasey Plate Stomp (b) • B-Flat Blues (b) • Tampeekoe (c) • Deep Henderson (c) • Louisiana Bo Bo (d) • The Merry Widow’s Got A Sweetie Now (d) • Make Me Know It (e) • Georgia Bo Bo (e) • One O’Clock Blues (f) • I Got Worry (f) • Sensational Mood (g) • Dreaming ‘Bout My Man (g) • I Never Knew (h) • Indiana (h) • The Sheik Of Araby (h) • I’ve Found A New Baby (h) • That’s A Plenty (h) • Avalon (h) • Basin Street Blues (h) • Bugle Call Rag (h) • What A Day (i) • Alabamy Snow (i) (Artists: a- Musical Stevedores; b- Trombone Red & His Blue Six; c- Charlie Skeete & His Orchestra; d- Lew Weimer’s Black & Gold Aces; e- Jelly James & His Fewsicians; f- Le Roy Tibbs & His Connies Inn Orchestra; g- Hunter’s Serenaders; h- KXYZ Novelty Band; i- Mason-Dixon Orchestra) [1926-1931] This collection covers very rare short lived bands. This collection includes eight different bands and the complete recorded output of each. [Item Code: 58965 CD: $11.00] 201 BOBBY HACKETT LIVE AT NICK’S & BOSTON Song On Theme Into Washington & Lee Swing • Sue City Sue • Fidgety Feet • Back Home In Indiana • Body & Soul • Clarinet Marmalade • Sleepy Head (closing theme) - Sign Off • New York Blues • Early Rising Blues • Hackett Picking Blues • Sugar • Keep Smiling At Trouble • Basin Street Blues • Leaders Headache Blues (unfinished tune) • Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams • Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? • St. James Infirmary • I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Singin The Blues • The Very Thought Of You Hank Duncan, Cliff Leeman, George Barnes, Jack Lesberg, Billy Maxted, Phil Olivella, Zutty Singleton, Joe Marsala, Eddie Condon, Pee Wee Russell, more) [1938-1975] Material recorded live from Nick’s in New York City on October 1949, the Baldwin Studios in October 1938, the Scotch & Serloin Restaurant, Boston in 1975, Thesaurus Transcriptions 1947 and Armed Forces Radio Transcrptions 1957. The material from Nicks and Scotch & Serloin as well as the Thesaurus Transcriptions have never been on LP or CD. [Item Code: 59188 CD: $11.00] 211 SYLVESTER AHOLA RARE AND PERSONAL Hugo (I Go Where You Go) (a) • The One I Love Belongs To Smebody Else (a) • Lots O’Mamma (a) • There’s Yes Yes In Your Eyes (a) • Jimmy Gee (a) • Static Strut (b) • Ain’t She Sweet (c) • Cornfed (d) • I Ain’t Got Nobody (e) • Make My Cot Whee The Cot-Cot- Cotton Grows (f) • How Long Has This Been Going On (f) • Mississippi Mud (g) • Do Something (e) • A Cute Little Flat (h) • There’s One Thing Remains (h) • Imagination Goes A Long Way (h) • Kansas City Kitty (e) • Somewhee A Voice Is Calling (i) • It’s Unanimous Now (j) • A Miss Is As Good As A Mile (j) • ‘Leven Thirty Saturday Night (g) • I Can Sympathize With You (k) (Groups: a- Frank E. Ward & His Orch.; b- Paul Specht & His Orch.; c- California Ramblers,; d- Van & His Hotel Half Moon Orch.; e- Bert Firman Orch.; f- Henry Hudson’s Melody Men; g- Ambrose & His Orch.; h- Philip Lewis & His Dance Orch.; i- Sylvester Ahola; j- (Personnel: Spike Hughes & His Decca-Dents; k- Peter Van Steeden & His Orch.) (Collective Personnel: Charlie Spivak, Eddie Brown, Phil Wall, Al Philburn, Chelsea Quealey, Adrian Rollini, Jimmy Smith, Dennis Radcliffe, Johnny Heifer, Bert Firman, George Melanchrino, Sid Phillips, Bill Busby, Annunzio Mantovani, Danny Polo, Ted Heath, Rudy Starita, Spike Hughes, Joe Crossman, more) [1924-1931] Sylvester Ahola- Trumpet, Mellophone, Drums. Material from Sylvester Ahola’s personal collection. [Item Code: 59970 CD: $11.00] 212 THE MISSOURIANS Down & Out Blues • Snag ‘Em Blues • Original Two Time Man • Riverboat Shuffle • Everybody Stomp • Charleston Ball • I Found A New Baby • Market Street Stomp • Ozark Mountain Blues • You’ll Cry For Me, But I’ll Be Gone (Take 1) • You’ll Cry For Me, But I’ll Be Gone (Take 2) • Missouri Moan • I’ve Got Someone • 400 Hop • Vine Street Drag • Scotty Blues • Two Hundred Squabble • Swingin’ Dem Cats • Stoppin’ The Traffic • Prohibition Blues (Personnel: Louis Metcalf, DePriest Wheeler, Dave Jones, Charlie Stamps, Earres Prince, Andrew Brown, Eli Logan, Sidney DeParis, George Scott, Williams Thornton Blue, more) [1925-1930] This CD traces the group formed by Wilson Robinson in St. Louis from the time they arrived in New York and began playing the Cotton Club in 1925 under the leadership of Andy Preer. After Preer’s sudden death in 1927 the Cotton Club owner, Owney Madden, fired the group (and brought in Duke Ellington). These recordings span from 1925 until a month before the Missourians hired a new vocalist, Cab Calloway who renamed the group, “Cab Calloway And His Orchestra” and became the house band at the Cotton Club when Ellington left for Hollywood. [Item Code: 60090 CD: $11.00] 36 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 S p r i n g 2 0 1 1 36
VINTAGE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS 221 VARIOUS ARTISTS HOT DANCE ON GENNETT Wonderful Dream (a) • There’s No Girl Like My Girl (a) • Steady Steppin’ Papa (b) • When Eyes Of Blue Are Fooling You (c) • What Could Be Sweeter Than You (d) • What Did I Tell Ya (e) • Say It Again (f) • Lonesome & Sorry (g) • I Still Keep Dreaming Of You (h) • If Tears Could Bring You Back To Me (i) • • What Do I Care What Somebody Said (j) • St. Louis Blues (k) • Buffalo Rhythm (l) • Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi (m) • Hot Lips (n) • I Call You Sugar (o) • Nobody’s Sweetheart (p) • Hot Coffee (q) • Louisana (r) • Shimme-sha Wabble (s) • Tuxedo Stomp (t) • Waiting For The Blues (u) • Don’t Be Like That (v) • Maybe This Is Love (w) • Patent Leather Stomp (x) (Artists: a- Orig. Memphis Melody Boys; b- Hitches Happy Harmonists; c- Blue Beaver Orch.; d- Red Sanders & His Orch.; e- Charlie Kerr’s Family Players; f- Holly Players; g- Murray’s Green Gables Orch.; h- Glen Parks & His Orch.; i- Riverside Dance Band; j- Harry Pollock’s Maurice Club Diamonds; k- Johnny Sylvester & His Playmates; l- Johnny Ringer’s Rosemont Ballroom Orch.; m- Bernie Schultz & His Crescent Orch.; n- Henry Lange & His Orch.; o- Alex Jackson’s Plantation Orch.; p- Claire Hull & His Wanderers; q- Ruby Green’s Manhattan Madcaps; r- Van & His Hotel Half Moon Orch.; s- Carmichael’s Collegians; t- State Street Ramblers; u- Horsey’s Hot Five; v- Alvin Roehr’s Hotel Alma Orch.; w- Pat Dollohan & His Orch.; x- Syd Valentine’s Patent Leather Kids) [1923-1929] A variety of jazz tunes, popular songs, and early Americana fill out the 25 tracks. [Item Code: 60918 CD: $11.00] 241 MATTY MATLOCK UNSUNG MUSICIAN - ARRANGER New Orleans Twist • Nothin’ But The Blues • Baby, Won’t You Please Come Home • Lazy River • Exactly Like You • Carolina In The Morning • Beer Barrel Polka • After You’ve Gone • What’s The Use • Fidgety Feet • Snag It • Paper Doll • There’ll Be Some Changes Made • You’ve Got To See Mama Every Night • Louisville Lou • Blue & Broken Hearted • Shanty In Old Shanty Town • Sweet Georgia Brown • Alabamy Bound • Ain’t We Got Fun • Chinatown My Chinatown • What Will I Do Without You • With Plenty of Money and You (Personnel: Bunny Berigan, Bud Freeman, Claude Thornhill, Joe Venuti, Ben Pollack, Joe Rushton, Eddie Miller, Abe Lincoln, Bobby Hackett, Johnny Best, Bob Scoby, Dick Cathcart, George Van Eps, Billy May, Nick Fatool, Stan Wrightsman, Ralph Sutton, Charlie Teagarden, Moe Schneider, more) [1935-1959] [Item Code: 62063 CD: $11.00] 251 PAUL ASH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pesticatin’ Mama • Wa Wa Waddle Walk • Look Who’s Here • Bam Bam Bamy Shore • I Do! Do You? • Dreaming Of Tomorrow • But I Do, You Know I Do • Let’s Talk About My Sweetie • What Can I Say Dear After I Say I’m Sorry • Thanks For The Buggy Ride • Looking At The World Through Rose Colored Glasses • Kiss Your Little Baby Goodnight • There Ain’t No “Maybe” In My Baby’s Eyes • Honey Do • I Ain’t That Kind Of A Baby • Everywhere You Go • I’ve Been Longing For A Girl Like You • What A Wonderful Wedding It Will Be • Mary (What Are You Waiting For) • Salty • Deep Blue (Collective Personnel: Paul Small, John Valentine, John Linn, Roscoe Lantz, Phil Wing, Herbert “Putty” Nettles, Howard Grantham, Harry Barris, Julian Davidson, Pierre Olker, Milton Watson, Harry Maxfield, Vernon “Mutt” Hayes, Danny Polo, Hank Winston, Seger Ellis, Irving Kaufman, Donald Lindley, Arthur Layfield, more) [1923-1928] In the lore of early jazz and other hot dance music of the 1920s, Paul Ash is seldom recalled with the same iconic significance as a Fletcher Henderson, a Bix Beiderbecke or even a Paul Whiteman. In his day, however, Paul Ash was extremely popular and highly regarded by jazz musicians and other bandleaders. [Item Code: 62811 CD: $11.00] 261 VARIOUS ARTISTS BAND THEME SONGS RARE AND FAMOUS Alexander’s Swinging (a)) • Contented (b) • Fatal Fascination (c) • It’s Over Because We’re Through (d) • What’s New (e) • Starburst (f) • Dipsy Doodle (g) • Under The Stars (h) • Let’s Dance (i) • Desert Serenade (j) • The Boston Tea Party (k) • Blue Flame (l) • Melodear Swing (m) • You’re Just A Dream Come True (n) • Day Dreams Come True At Night (o) • How I’ll Miss You, When the Summer Is Gone (p) • Until The Real Thing Comes Along (q) • Bye Bye Blues (r) • Just For Awhile (s) • Moonlight Serendade (t) • Does You’re Heart Beat For Me (u) • Song Of The Islands (v) • Pagliacci (w) • What Is This Thing Called Love (x) • Nightmare (y) • Let’s Get Together (z) (Artists: a- Van Alexander; b- Don Bestor; c- Will Bradley; d- Willie Bryant; e- Billy Butterfield; f- Bob Chester; g- Larry Clinton; h- Jack Denny; i- Benny Goodman; j- Jerry Gray; k- Mal Hallett; l- Woody Herman; m- Ina Ray Hutton Melodears; n- Isham Jones o- Dick Jurgens; p- Hal Kemp; q- Andy Kirk; r- Bert Lown; s- Johnny McGee; t- Glenn Miller; u- Russ Morgan; v- Ben Pollack; w- Joe Reichman; x- Leo Reichman; y- Artie Shaw; z- Chick Webb) [1929-1947] [Item Code: 63551 CD: $11.00] 271 JOE SULLIVAN PIANIST EXTRAORDINAIRE I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (voc Joe Turner) • Coquette • The Last Time I Saw Chicago • Squeeze Me • Only A Dream • Begin The Beguine • Blues in My Heart • Timothy • What A Life • Breesin’ • There’ll Come A Time • Summertime • Fare Well To Riverside • Gin Mill Blues • Hang Over Blues • Del Mar Rag • Tavern In The Town • On The Sunny Side of The Street • I Found A New Baby • Just Strollin’ • St. Louis Blues • Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (Collective Personnel: Eddie Anderson, Benny Morton, Edmond Hall, Danny Polo, Freddy Green, Henry Turner, Johnny Wells, Billy Taylor Sr., Yank Porter, Pee Wee Russell, Sutty Singleton, Max Kaminsky, Miff Mole, Jack Lesberg, Cutty Cutshall, Jeff Morgan) [1940-1955/1963] [Item Code: 63805 CD: $11.00] 281 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE ROARING 20’S RARE ORIGINAL 1920’S RECORDINGS Mine- All Mine (f) • When My Sugar Walks Down the Street (a) • That’s What I Call Sweet Music (b) • Mean Blues (c) • Old Fashioned Love (d) • Stomp Time Blues (e) • Hot Stuff (g) • Oh! How I Love My Darling (d) • Sweetheart of Sigma Chi (h) • I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate (i) • If You’re Thinking of Me (j) • Georgia Grind (k) • Baby Knows How (l) • Glad Rag Doll (r) • My Mammy’s Blues (m) • (If It Wasn’t For You) I Wouldn’t Be Crying Now (n) • Memphis Sprawler (o) • My Gal Sal (p) • Missouri Squabble (q) • My New York (v) • I Ain’t Got Nobody (s) • Tin Roof Blues (t) • Halfway to Heaven (u) • Steppin’ In Society (w) (Artists: a- The Marigold Entertainers; b- Paul Specht & His Orch; c- David Silverman & His Orchestra; d- The Ambassadors; e- Jasper Taylor & His State Street Boys; f- The Bluebirds; g- Oliver Cobb & His Rhythm Kings; h- Bernie Schultz & His Crescent Orch; i- University Six; j- Walter Barnes & His Royal Creolians; k- Thomas Morris & His Seven Hot Babies; l- The Moonlight Revelers; m- Reb Spikes Majors & Minors; n- Arcadia Peacock Orch.; o- Blue Rhythm Syncopators; p- Danny Altier & His Orchestra; q- Fred “Sugar” Hall & His Sugar Babies; r- Tom Gott & His Rose Room Orch.; s- Bert Firman’s Dance Orchestra; t- Midnight Serenaders; u- Johnny Hamp’s Kenutcky Serenaders; v- Mal Hallett & His Orch.; w- Manhattan Dance Makers) [1923-1929] [Item Code: 64115 CD: $11.00] 37 worldsrecords.com (800) 742-6663 S p r i n g 2 0 1 1 37
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