| "For the collector of jazz recordings, these are the best of times; the collector's whims have never been catered to quite as extensively as they are at this moment. He has his choice of a steady flow of recordings of new performances, which range in style from piano rags and early New Orleans ensembles to the most whimsical furies of the avante gardists - a spectrum broader than jazz has ever known before. And at the same time the opportunities to fill in past gaps in his collection - or simply to start collecting - are unprecedented." |
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| 1(1965) |
Rare Blues Of The Twenties  'Blind' Richard Yates- Sore Bunion Blues- I'm Gonna Moan My Blues Away Virginia Liston- Rolls Royce Papa- I'm Gonna Get Me A Man Jenny Pope- Whiskey Drinking Blues- Doggin' Me Around Blues Ethel Waters- Tell 'Em Bout Me Grant & Wilson- Scoop It- Stevedore Man Georgia Tom & Tampa Red- Grievin' Me Blues- It's Tight Like That Bobbie Leecan & Robert Cooksey- Blue Harmonica- Don't Let Your Head Hang Down Coletha Simpson- Down South Blues cover drawings by Arnold S. Caplin    Historical Jazz RBT ASC 1 (Rare Blues Of The Twenties) = Historical ASC-1 ("No. 1")= Historical ASC-5829-1 ("Volume 1")= Historical 5829 HJnotes (review) by Paul Burgess, Jr. = Historical HLP-1 (No. 1) |
| 2(1966) |
Rare Blues Of The Twenties No. 2 Iva Smith- Third Alley Blues- Sad And Blue Memphis Minnie- I'm Talking About You No. 1- I'm Talking About You No. 2 Lil Johnson- You'll Never Miss Your Jelly- Never Let Your Left Hand Know St. Louis Bessie- Sugar Man Blues - part 1 St. Louis Bessie- Sugar Man Blues - part 2 Hound Head Henry- My Silver Dollar Mama- Low Down Hound Blues Jean Cambell- Wandering Blues- Robbin and Stealing Blues Jake Jones with Gold Front Boys- Southern Sea Blues- Monkeyin' Around  Historical ASC-2 (No. 2)notes (review) by Stanley Dance  = Historical ASC-5829-2notes (review) by Stanley Dance = Historical HLP-2 (Vol. 2) |
| 3(1966) |
Rare Bands Of The Twenties 1928-1930 Robinson's Knights Of Rest- Mean Baby Blues Alex Hill's Orchestra- Southbound Reuben Reeves' River Boys- Blue Sweets King Mutt & His Tennessee Thumpers- Shake Your Shimmy Syd Valentine's Patent Leather Kids- PatentLeather Stomp AlphonseTrent's Orchestra- The Nightmare Oliver Cobb's Rhythm Kings- The Duck's Yas Yas Yas Kansas City Tin Roof Stompers- St. Louis Bound Jabbo Smith, Omer Simeon, Jimmy Blythe, Mary Lou Williams, Jimmy Cobb, Frank Melrose, Darnell Howard, George James, Jimmy Prince, Chester Clark  Historical ASC-3 (No. 3)= Historical ASC-5829-3 = Historical HLP-3 (Vol. 3) |
| 4(1966) |
Rare Blues Of The Twenties No. 4 Hazel Smith- West End Blues- Get Up Off Your Knees Bessie Tucker- Bessie's Moon Bessie Jackson- Reckless Woman- Tired As I Can Be Alura Mack- Wicket Daddy Blues- West End Blues Leadbelly- Pigmeat Papa- Becky Deem Charley Lincoln- Hard Luck Blues- Chain Gang Trouble Stove Pipe No. 1- Bed Slats Memphis Sanctified Singers- The Great Reaping Day- He's Got Better Things For You    Historical ASC-4 (No. 4)= Historical ASC-5829-4notes by John Norris   = Historical HLP-4 (Vol. 4) |
| 5(1966) |
Rare Blues Of The Twenties No. 5 Bo Carter- Ram Rod Daddy- Ants In My Pants Roosevelt Sykes- Boot That Thing- 44 Blues Jim Jackson- This Mornin' She Was Gone- This Ain't No Place For Me Lewis Black- Rock Island Blues - part 1 Lewis Black- Spanish Blues. No. 2 Teddy Bunn- Pattin' Dat Cat- It's Sweet Like So Billy Bird- Alabama Blues - part 1- Alabama Blues - part 2 Pigmeat Pete & Catjuice Charlie- Do It Right- The Gin Done Done It   Historical ASC-5 (No. 5)  = Historical ASC-5829-5  = Historical HLP-5 (Vol. 5) |
| 6(196?) |
Rare Bands Of The Twenties 1926-1931 Roy Johnson's Happy Pals- Savoy Rhythm- Happy Pal Stomp John Williams Synco Jazzers- Down In Gallion Russel's Hot Six- 19th & Dearborn- Sweet Muntaz Jack Purvis And His Orchestra- Be Bo Bo- Dismal Dan Chicago Hot Five- Wake 'Em Up- Just One More Chance Gulf Coast Seven (Washboard Rhythm Kings)- Daylight Savin' Blues- Georgia's Always On My Mind Jabbo Smith's Rhythm Aces- Band Box Stomp- Moanful Blues  Historical ASC-6 (No. 6)notes by Ed Steane  = Historical ASC-5829-6= Historical HLP-6 (Vol. 6) |
| 7(196?) |
Rare Bands Of The Twenties 1926-1931 Blue Ribbon Syncopators- Scratch- Memphis Sprawler Cecil Scott's Bright Boys- Laed, Lawd- In A Corner Williamson's Beale St. Frolic Orchestra- Memphis Scronch- Bear Wallow New Orleans Owls- White Ghost Shivers Jelly James Fewsicians- Make Me Know It- Georgia Bo-Bo Tiny Parham & His Musicians- Tiny's Stomp- Stompin' On Down- Doin' The Jug Jug- Blue Man Blues Walter Barnes Royal Creolians- Tight Like That Historical ASC-7 (Number 7)notes by Stanley Dance   = Historical ASC-5829-7= Historical HLP-7 (Vol. 7) |
| 8(196?) |
Rare Vertical Jazz 1926-1928 California Ramblers Red and Miff's Stompers Phil Napoleon's Orchestra- Stampede- Alabama Stomp- Hurricane- Black Bottom Stomp- Five Pennies- Sidewlak Blues- Shake- I An't Got Nobody- Third Rail- Make My Cat Where The Cat Cat Cotton- The Pay-Off Historical ASC-8= Historical ASC-5829-8 = Historical HLP-8 (Vol. 8) |
| 9(1967) |
Bennie Moton's Kansas City Orchestra 1923-1929 - 18th Street Strut- Things Seem So Blue To Me- South Street Blues- She's Sweeter Than Sugar- Elephants Wobble- Crawdad Blues- Let's Get It - Kater Street Rag- Sister Honky Tonk- Sugar- Dear Heart- Evil Mama Blues (Ada Brown, voc)- Break O' Day Blues (Ada Brown, voc)- Moten's Blues album design by J. ZeigerHistorical ASC-9notes by A. Caplin  = Historical ASC-5829-9= Historical HLP-9 (Vol. 9) |
| 10(1967) |
Chicago South Side 1925-1932 J.C. Cobb's Grains of Corn- Once Or Twice- Endurance Stomp- Yearning And Blue Roy Palmer's Alabama Rascals- Georgia Grind- Stomp That Thing- Nancy Jane Jimmy Wade and His Dixielanders- Mississippi Wobble Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards- Strugglin'- Easy Come Easy Go Blues- If You Want To Be My Sugar Papa Harry Dial and His Bluesicians- It Must Be Love- I Like What I Like Like I Like It Jimmy Noone and His Orchestra- I Need Lovin'- When It's Sleepy Time Down South cover design by Jay ZeigerHistorical ASC-10notes by Arnold S. Caplin  = Historical ASC-5829-10= Historical HLP-10 (Vol. 10) |
| 11(1967) |
Collector's Items 1922-1930 Harvey Brooks Quality Four- Frankie And Johnnie Blues- Mistreating Daddy Kansas City Five- Get Yourself A Monkey Man- Louisville Blues Thomas Morris and His Hot Babies- Red Hot Dan Kansas City Five- Get It Fixed- Dark Girl Sonny Clay (The California Poppies)- Lou- What A Wonderful Time Five Musical Blackbirds- 18th St. Strut- Black Horse Stomp- Hot Coffee Cab Calloway's Orchestra- Sweet Jenny Lee cover painting by S.H.A. Booker Historical ASC-11notes by Carl Kendziora, Jr.  = Historical ASC-5829-11= Historical HLP-11 (Vol. 11) |
| 12(1967) |
Rare And Hot 1925-1930 Memphis Jazzers- Just Blues Cliff Jackson's Crazy Kats- The Terror Dixie Devils- Miss Golden Brown Bohemian Dance Orchestra- In Harlem's Araby Blue Rhythm Orchestra- Hold 'Er Deacon- Keep Your Temper Wabash Trio- Coal Black Blues TeRoy Williams and His Orchestra- Lindbergh Hop (Stomp?)- Oh Malinda Cecil Scott and His Orchestra- Bright Boy Blues- Springfield Stomp Levee Syncopaters- The Rackett Nashville Jazzers- St. Louis Blues Pletcher's Eli Prom Trotters- That's Where You Are Wrong Historical ASC-12= Historical ASC-5829-12 Historical HLP-12 (Vol. 12) |
| 13(1967) |
Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra 1923-1924 Fletcher Henderson and His Sawin' Six- Chattanooga- I'm Gonna See You Rosa Henderson & Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra- Back Woods Blues- Four Flushin' Papa Hannah Sylvester & Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra- Midnight Blues- I Don't Let No One Man Worry Me Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra- Oh Sister! Ain't That Hot? Seven Brown Babies- Dicty Blues- Charleston Crazy Hazel Meyers & Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra- Don't Know And Don't Care Blues- I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down Lena Wilson- Tain't No Tellin'- I Don't Love Nobody Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra- Mama's Gonna Slow You Down Historical ASC-13notes by Carl Kendziora, Jr.  = Historical ASC-5829-13= Historical HLP-13 (Vol. 13) |
| 14(1967) |
Rare And Hot 1923-1926Female Vocals with accompaniment Monette Moore & Choo Choo Jazzers- House Rent Blues- Workhouse Blues- The Bye Bye Blues- Weeping Willow Blues- Black Sheep Blues- Undertakers Blues Hazel Meyers & Choo Choo Jazzers- Lonesome For Tha Man Of Mine Rosa Henderson & Choo Choo Jazzers- Strut Yo' Puddy- Somebody's Doing What You Wouldn't Lillian Goodner & Sawin' Trio- Four Flushin' Papa- Gonna Get Somebody's Daddy Viola McCoy & her Trio- Papa If You Can't Do Better- I'm Savin' It All For You Hazel Meyers & Choo Choo Jazzers- You'll Never Have No Luck By Quitin' Me notes by Carl Kendziora, Jr.   Historical ASC-14 (No. 14)= Historical ASC-5829-14notes by Carl Kenziora, Jr = Historical HLP-14 (Vol. 14) |
| 15(1967) |
Rare And Hot 1923-1930Vocals with accompaniment Cannon And Woods- Last Chance Blues- Forth And Beals Jenny Pope- Bull Frog Blues- Tennessee Workhouse Blues Lena Henry- Low Down Despondent Blues Blind Roosevelt Graves- New York Blues- Guitar Boogie Lucille Bogan- Pot Hound Blues- Coffee Grindin' Blues- Black Angel Blues- Tricks Ain't Walking No More Margaret Carter- Come Get Me Papa Before I Faint- I Want Plenty Grease In My Frying Anna Jones- Trixie Blues Rosa Henderson- Get It Fixed cover by A.S. Caplin    Historical ASC-15 (No. 15) = Historical 5829-15notes by Chris Albertson   = Historical HLP-15 (Vol. 15) "Pot Hound Blues" |
| 16(1967) |
Jazz Bands 1926-1930 Ada Brown- Panama Limited Blues- Tia Juana Man Bill Brown & His Brownies- Bill Brown Blues- Hot Lips The Chocolate Dandies- Birmingham Breakdown- Stardust Oliver Cobb- Cornet Pleadin' Blues - Pt. 1- Cornet Pleadin' Blues - Pt. 2 Elgar's Creole Orchestra- Nightmare- Brotherly Love Kentucky Jazz Babies- Old Folks Shake- No More Blues Hattie Burleson- Superstitious Blues- Sadie's Servant Room Blues Original Memphis Five- Lovey Lee "Discographical notes: Brain [sic] Rust, Jazz Records A-Z, 1897 - 1931"; cover art by Paul BurgessHistorical ASC-16notes by Paul Burgess  = Historical ASC-5829-16= Historical HLP-16 (Vol. 16) |
| 17(1967) |
They Sang The Blues (1927-1929) Mississippi John Hurt- Nobody's Dirty Business "Mr. Freddie" Spruell- Tom Cat Blues Ki Ki Johnson- Wrong Woman Blues- Lady, Your Clock Ain't Right Willie Reed- Leavin' Home Sluefoot Joe (= Ed Bell)- Shouting Baby Blues- Tooten' Out Blues Blind Bobby Baker (= Bobby Leecan)- Macon Georgia Cut Out- Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out Frenchy's String Band- Texas And Pacific Blues- Sunshine Special Cotton Top Mountain Sanctified Singers- I Want Two Wings To Veil My Face prod. by Arnold S. Caplin; cover by Paul Burgessnotes by Arnold S. Caplin   Historical ASC-17= Historical ASC-5829-17notes by Paul Burgess   = Historical HLP-17 |
| 18(1967) |
Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra Vol. 2 1923-1925 Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra - Darktown Has A Gay White WayFletcher Henderson's Orchestra - House Rent BallSeven Brown Babies - West Indies BluesSeven Brown Babies - Do Doodle OomFletcher Henderson's Orchestra - I'll See You In My DreamsFletcher Henderson's Orchestra - Steppin' OutFletcher Henderson's Orchestra - Ghost Of The Blues Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra - ChatanoogaFletcher Henderson's Orchestra - Downhearted BluesFletcher Henderson's Orchestra - Gulf Coast BluesFletcher Henderson's Orchestra - Down By The RiverEdna Hicks - Just Thinkin'Viola McCoy - If Your Good Man Quits YouViola McCoy - I Ain't Gonna Marry Historical ASC-18= Historical ASC-5829-18notes by Paul Burgess = Historical HLP-18 (Vol. 18) |
| 19(196?) |
New York Jazz 1928-1933 Luis Russell & His Gingersnaps- Broadway Rhythm- The Way He Loves It Is Just Too Bad Earl Jackson's Musical Champions- Futuristic Jungleism Adrian Rolini's Orchestra- Sweet Madness- Savage Serenade Carmichael's Collegians- March Of The Hoodlums- Walkin' The Dog Cliff Jackson & His Krazy Kats- Torrid Rhythm The Moonlight Revelers- Alabama Shuffle- Memphis Stomp Fletcher Henderson Orchestra- Baby Knows How- Sugar Foot Stomp Harlem Hot Chocolates- Sing You Sinners- St. James Infirmary Historical ASC-19= Historical ASC-5829-19 = Historical HLP-19 (Vol. 19) |
| 20(1968) |
Collector's Items 1925-1929 Dixie Washboard Band- I Found A New Baby Jeanette James and Her Synco Jazzers- The Bumps- What's That Thing? Oscar Celestine Original Tuxedo Jazz- Station Calls- My Josephine Coot Grand (Fletcher Henderson Orchestra)- Have Your Chill, I'll Be Here When Your Fever Rises Jasper Davis and His Orchestra- It Feels So Good- Georgia Gigolo Luis Russel's Heebie Jeebie Stompers- Dolly Mine Chippie Hill & Richard M. Jones' Jazz Wizards- Street Walker Blues Sonny Clay's Plantation Orchestra- Jumbled Blues- Bogaloosa Blues- Devil's Serenade Historical ASC-20notes by Carl Kenziora, Jr  = Historical ASC-5829-20= Historical HLP-20 (Vol. 20) |
| 21(1968) |
Anna 'Annie' Belle, Katherine Henderson & Laura Bryantaccompanied by Clarence Williams Band 1928 Anna Belle & Clarence Williams' Orchestra- Hopeless Blues- Every Woman Blues- Shake It, Black Bottom- I Don't Care Who Gets What I Don't Want Katherine Henderson & Clarence Williams' Orchestra- West End Blues- St. Louis Blues Clarence Williams' Orchestra- A Lonesome Lovesick Blues Katherine Henderson & Clarence Williams' Orchestra- Have You Ever Felt That Way?- What Can You Do Without Me?Do It, Baby- Mushy Love- If You Like Me Laura Bryant & Clarence Williams' Orchestra- Dentist Chair Blues - pt. 1- Dentist Chair Blues - pt. 2 cover by Sonny Burgess Historical ASC-21notes by Tom Lord = Historical ASC-5829-21 = Historical HLP-21 (Vol. 21) |
| 22(1968) |
They Sang The Blues 1927-1934 Jelly Roll Anderson- Free Women Blues- I.C. Blues Robert Wilkins- Alabama Blues- Long Train Blues- Nashville Stonewall Blues- Police Sergeant Blues Skip James- 22-20 Blues Big Boy Cleveland- Quill Blues- Goin' To Leave You Blues Willie Jones (Wllie Baker)- Sweet Patunia- Mama, Don't Rush Me Blues Furry Lewis- Why Don't You Come Home Blues- Mean Old Bedbug Blues Joshua White (Pinewood Tom)- Welfare Blues- Stormy Weather Blues  Historical ASC-22= Historical ASC-5829-22notes by Larry Cohn    = Historical HLP-22 (Vol. 22) |
| 23(196?) |
The Three Jolly Miners 1925-1928 Louis Hooper- Cakewalk Three Jolly Miners- Chicago Backstep- F Miner Blues- Pig Alley Stomp- Ridiculous Blues- Plain Old Blues Bob Fuller- Fireworks Bob Fuller- Alligator Crawl- Black Cat Blues- Milenberg Joys- Louisville Blues- Freakish Blues- Dallas Blues- Here 'Tis Historical ASC-23   = Historical ASC-5829-23 = Historical HLP-23 (Vol. 23) |
| 24(196?) |
Territory Bands 1926-1931 Zach Whyte and his Chocolate Beau Brummels- Mandy- Hum All Your Troubles Away- It's Tight Like That- West End Blues- Good Feelin' Blues- Walkin' Blues Alphonse Trent and his Orchestra- Black And Blue Rhapsody- After You've Gone- St. James Infirmary- I've Found A New Baby Washboard Rhythm Boys- Dog And Cat- Old Man Blues Historical ASC-24= Historical ASC-5829-24   = Historical HLP 5829-24 (Vol. 24) |
| 25(1969) |
Hot Clarinets 1924-1929 Tony Parenti - Old Man Rhythm The Red Heads - A Good Man Is Hard To Find Irene Beasley - Choo Choo Train Jimmy Lytell - Zulu Wail Jimmy Lytell - Davenport Blues Louisiana Rhythm Kings - I'm Walking Through Clover The Original Memphis Five - Fireworks Kitty Irvin - Daddy Do Kitty Irvin - Copenhagen Jack Pettis and his Pets - Broadway Stomp Buster Bailey - Squeeze Me Lillie Delk Christian - My Blue Heaven Lillie Delk Christian - Miss Annabelle Lee Historical ASC-25= Historical ASC-5829-25   = Historical HLP-25 (Vol. 25) |
| 26(1969) |
Territory Bands Vol. 2 1927-1931 George E. Lee's Orchestra- Down Home Syncopated Blues- Meritt Stomp Willie Jones Orchestra- Michigan Stomp- Bugs Floyd Mills & His Marylanders- Hard Luck- Chicago Rhythm Alex Jacksons Plantation Orchestra- Missouri Squabble Walter Page's Blue Devils- Blue Devil Blues- Squabblin' Sonny Clay's Plantation Orchestra- California Stomp- Chicago Breakdown Dave Nelson's Harlem Hot Shots- Rockin' Chair- St. Louis Blues- Loveless Love Historical ASC-26= Historical ASC-5829-26  = Historical HLP-26 (Vol. 26) |
| 27(1969) |
Trumpet Blues 1925-29 Ben Norsingle- Black Cat Blues- Motherless Blues- Rover Blues- Red River Bottom Blues Texas Alexander- Tell Me Woman Blues Thomas' Devils- Boot It Boy Clara Herring- Park No More Mama Blues Bertha 'Chippie' Hill- Hangman Blues- Trouble In Mind Billy & Mary Mack- Black But Sweet, Oh God- My Heart Breakin' Gal Luella Miller- North Wind Blues Ann Cook- Mama' Cookie Blues     = Historical HLP-27 (Vol. 27) |
| 28(1969) |
Hot Trumpets 1924-1931 Bix Beiderbecke Bunny Berigan Jimmy McPartland  Historical HLP-28 (Vol. 28) |
| 29(1969) |
Hot Pianos 1926-1940 Jelly Roll Morton's New Orleans Jazzmen- Climax Rag- Finger Buster- Creepy Feeling- Honky Tonk Music- Winin' Boy Blues Montana Taylor with The Jazzbo Boys- Whoop & Holler Stomp- Hayride Stomp Caroline Johnson and Fats Waller- Ain't Got Nobody To Grind My Coffee- Mama's Losing A Mighty Good Chance Maude Mills and Fats Waller- Anything That Happens Just Pleases Me- My Old Daddy's Got A Brand-New Way To Love Alberta Hunter and Fats Waller- I'm Going To See My Ma Cow Cow Davenport- Back In The Alley- Mootch Piddle cover art by Fred Romary    Historical HLP-29 (Vol. 29) |
| 30(1969) |
Chicago South Side Vol. 2 1929-1936 Jimmy Noone's Orchestra- Melancholy Baby- After You've Gone- It's You Tiny Parham and his Musicians- Bombay- Golden Lily Dixie Rhythm Kings- Story Book Ball- Easy Rider The Chicago Footwarmers- Ballin' The Jack- Granma's Ball Hightowers Nighthawks- Boar Hog Blues State Street Ramblers- Shanghai Honeymoon- Tack It Down Jimmy Blythe's Washboard Wizards- My Baby- Oriental Man   Historical HLP-30 (Vol. 30) |
| 31(1969) |
Masters Of The Blues 1928-1940 Robert Johnson (recorded Dallas, June 20, 1937)- Little Queen Of Spades- Love In Vain Blues Curley Weaver accompanied by Blind Willie McTell (recorded Chicago, April 23, 1935)- Sometime Mama- Two Faced Woman Little Bill Gaither (recorded Chicago, June 12, 1940)- Georgia Barrel House Blind Boy Fuller (recorded Chicago, June 12, 1940)- You Got To Have Your Dollar Robert Hill (recorded New Orleans, Oct 15, 1936)- I Had A Gal For The Last Fifteen Years Tommy Johnson (recorded Memphis, August 31, 1928)- Lonesome Blues (take 1) unissued- Lonesome Blues (take 2) unissued- Canned Heat Blues Bumble Bee Slim (Amos Easton) with Leroy Carr & Scrapper Blackwell (NY, March 16, 1932)- I'm Waitin' On You Frank Stokes (recorded Memphis, Feb 2, 1928)- Downtown Blues (unissued take) Texas Alexander (recorded San Antonio, March 10, 1928) with Eddie Lang & Lonnie Johnson- Yellow Girl Blues- I Am Calling Blues notes by Chris Albertson    Historical HLP-31 (Vol. 31) |
| 32(1969) |
I'm Wild About My Lovin' 1928-1930 Memphis Minnie- Georgia Skin- I'm Goin' Back Home Joe McCoy- Botherin' That Thing- I'm Wild About Stuff Ishman Bracey- Leavin' Town Blues- Brown Mama Blues Whistlin' Alex Moore- West Texas Woman- It Wouldn't Be So Hard Curley Weaver- No No Blues- Sweet Petunia Hambone Willie Newbern- Shelby County Workhouse Blues Jim Jackson- I'm Wild About My Lovin'- This Mornin' She Was Gone Little Hat Jones- New Two Sixteen Blues- Two String Blues compiled by Arnold S. Caplinartwork by Miguel Covarrubiasnotes by Chris Albertson    Historical HLP-32 |
| 33(196?) |
Jazz From New York 1928-1933 King Oliver and His Orchestra- Call Of The Freaks Henry Allen Jr. and His Orchestra- Swing Out Ten Blackberries- St. James Infirmary- New Party Blues Casa Loma Orchestra- Coal Yard Shuffle- Top And Bottom Duke Ellington and His Orchestra- Mood Indigo- Hot And Bothered- Creole Love Song Ed Parker and His Orchestra- Now's The Time To Fall In Love Ben Pollack and His Orchestra- Sing Song Girl Jack Pettis and His Orchestra- Fred ... and His Orchestra- Take My Sugar To Tea   Historical HLP-33 (Vol. 33) |
| 34(1971) |
Christ Was Born On Christmas Morn Cotton Top Mountain Sanctified Singers (featuring Frankie Half-Pint Jaxon and Punch Miller)- Christ Was Born On Christmas Morn- She's Coming 'Round The Mountain Blind Willie Johnson- The Soul Of A Man- Take Your Stand Blind Mamie Forehand & A.C. Forehand- Wouldn't Mind Dying If Dying Was All- Mothers Prayer- I'm So Glad Today, Today Laura Henton- He's Coming Soon Blind Willie McTell- We Got To Meet Death One Day- Ain't It Grand To Be A Christian- Lay Some Flowers On My Grave Arizona Dranes- He Is My Story- I Shall Wear A Crown Edward W. Clayborn- Jesus Will Make It Allright Rooseveldt Graves & Brother- I'll Be Rested (When The Roll Is Called)- Wake Up This Morning (With My Mind On Jesus) notes by Richard K. Spottswood   Historical HLP-34 (Vol. 34) |
| 35(1971) |
Black Bands 1927-34 Earl Hines and His Orchestra- Every Body Loves My Baby- Good Little, Bad Little You- Beau-Koo- Sister Kate Benny Motens Kansas City Orchestra- Just Rite- Ding Dong Blues- It's Hard To Laugh Or Smile Tiny Parham and his Musicians- The Head Hunter's Dream- Snake Eyes- Fat Man Blues Baron Lee and the Blue Rhythm Band- Doin' The Shake- Rhythm Spasm- White Lightning Luis Russell and his Orchestra- At The Darktown Strutter's Ball- Ol' Man River cover art by Fred Romary; front photo: Earl Hines & His Orchestranotes by Chris Albertson  Historical HLP-35 (Vol. 35) |
| 36(1971) |
The Great Jug Bands 1926-1934never before on LP Jed Davenport & His Beale Street Jug Band- Save Me Some- You Ought To Move Out Of Town- Beale Street Breakdown- The Dirty Dozen Cannon's Jug Stompers- Viola Lee Blues- Bring It With You When You Come- Money Never Runs Out- Prison Wall Blues Phillips Louisville Jug Band- Soldier Boy Blues Dixieland Jug Blowers- Florida Blues- Louisville Stomp- Skip, Skat, Doodle-Do Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band- Rockin' Chair Blues Memphis Jug Band- Mary Anna Cut Off- Memphis Shakedown- Papa Long Blues notes by Dick Spottswood Historical HLP-36 (Vol. 36) |
| BC-2433 ("Country series") / 8000 series |
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| 8001(196?) |
Fields Ward and His Buck Mountain Band: Early Country Music (Vol. 1) Fields Ward And His Buck Mountain Band- Waterbound- Ain't That Trouble In Mind- Sweetest Way Home- My Only Sweetheart- Goodbye Little Bonnie, Goodbye- Watch And Pray Ernest Stoneman And The Sweet Brothers- New River Train Fields Ward And His Buck Mountain Band- Cruel Slavery Days Ernest Stoneman And The Sweet Brothers- I've Got A Bulldog- Say, Darling, Say- John Hardy Fields Ward And His Buck Mountain Band- No One Loves You As I Do- Sweet Bird- Jack And Mae- Lover Of The Lord Ernest Stoneman And The Sweet Brothers- I Am Gonna Marry That Pretty Little Girl rec. March 12-16, 1929 in Richmond, IN; Fields Ward, voc, g; Sampson Ward, bj; Eck Dunford, vn; Ernest Stoneman, voc, g, autoharp; prod. by Arnold S. Caplin  Historical HLP-8001 |
| 8002(196?) |
Early Country Music (Vol. 2) 1928-31 Joe Evans- New Huntsville Jail- Take A Look At That Baby- Sittin' On Top Of The World Nap Hayes and Matthew Prater- Nothin' Doing- Somethin' Doin' Joe Evans ("Coleman & Harper")- Old Hen Cackle- Sourwood Mountain Joe Dilleshaw- Spanish Fandango- Cotton Patch Rag Golden Melody Boys (Demps & Phil)- Sabula Blues- Freak Melody- State Of Arkansas- Cross-Eyed Butcher- Guitar Rag II notes by Arnold S. Caplin   Historical BC-2433-2 ("Country series")= Historical HLP-8002 |
| 8003(196?) |
Traditional Country Classics Earl Johnson and His Clodhoppers - Leather BreechesGrayson and Whitter - What You Gonna Do With The BabyTaylors' Kentucky Boys - Gray EagleErnest Stoneman - Kenny Wagner SurrenderCranford, Miles & Thompson - Honeysuckle TimeGeorge "Dad" Crockett - Sugar HillCarrol County Ramblers - Georgia Wobble Blues Earl Johnson and His Clodhoppers - Red Hot BreakdownBen Jarreli - Yellow Rose Of TexasDecosta Woltz's Souther Broadcasters - Take Me Back To The Sweet Sunny SouthCharlie Poole's North Carolina Ramblers - Just Keep Waitin Till The Good Time ComesBurnett and Rutherford - She's A Flower From The Fields Of AlabamaB.F. Shelton - Oh Molly DearDilly and His Dill Pickles - Lye Soap Breakdown notes by Richard Nevins Historical HLP-8003 |
| 8004(196?) |
Ernest V. Stoneman and his Dixie Mountaineers 1927-1928 - Once I Had A Fortune- Kitty Wells- Hop High Ladies- Unlucky Road To Washington- East Bound Train - Old Maid And The Burglar- There'll Come A Time- Careless Love- It's Sinful To Flirt- Sally Goodin notes by Richard Nevins  Historical HLP-8004 |
| 8005(1975) |
Charlie Poole and The North Carolina Ramblers 1926-1930 - Where The Whip-Poor-Will Is Whispering Goodnight- Forks Of Sandy- You Ain't Talkin' To Me- What Is Home Without Babies- The Wreck Of Virginian No. 3- Southern Medley - A Young Boy Left His Home One Day- A Kiss Waltz- The Only Girl I Ever Loved- I Once Loved A Sailor- Husband And Wife Were Angry One Night- Mother's Farewell Kiss  Historical HLP-8005 |
| 8006(1975) |
Uncle Dave Macon: Wait Till The Clouds Roll By - Fame Apart From God's Approval- The Death Of John Henry- Old Ties- One More River To Cross- Never Make Love No More- Hop High Ladies, The Cake's All Dough - I'm The Child To Fight- Arcade Blues- She Wouldn't Give Me Sugar In My Coffee- Wait 'Till The Clouds Roll By- Buddy Won't You Roll Down The Line- Sleepy Lou  Historical HLP-8006 |
| 8007(1983) |
The Plains Of AlbertaA Collection of Early Cowboy Songs Montana Slim & Wilf Carter- Old Alberta Plains- The Cowboy's Heavenly Dream- Midnight The Unconquered Outlaw John White & Roy Smeck- Whoopie Ti Yi Yo- Strawberry Roan Tex Ritter- Headin' For The Rio Grande Edward L. Crain & Cowboy Rogers- Little Joe The Wrangler- Bury Me Out On The Prairie- Ramblin' Cowboy- Strawberry Roan Fred Kirby- Home- Night Time On The Prairie notes by J. Wesley Clark  Historical HLP-8007 |
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