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JAZZ and POP (Cds) CD 288 180° JAZZ & POP University of Sheffield Music Library RECORDINGS OF JAZZ AND POP (CDs) CD 288 180° Barry Adamson: Something wicked this way comes Caspar Brötzmann Massaker: The tribe Diamanda Galás: Malediction Einstürzende Neubauten: Die Interimsliebenden Fortran 5: She knows the lot Gilbert/Hampson/Kendall: Quad Holger Hiller: Könignnen John Came: Ink tank Laibach: Sponsored by Mars Live Blue Roma: Pure blue Mark Stewart: Simulacre Mick Harvey: The barrel of my 45 Non: Credo Panasonic: Urania Piquet: Pre remains Plastikman: Fuk Renegade Soundwave: Blastik 1 CD 351 Louis Armstrong: Hot fives & sevens,vol 1 Big butter and egg man from the West Lonesome blues Big fat Ma and skinny Pa Muskrat ramble Come back, sweet Papa My heart Cornet chop suey Oriental strut Don't forget to mess around Skid-dat-de-dat Dropping shucks Sunset Cafe stomp Georgia grind Sweet little Papa Gut bucket blues The King of the Zulus He likes it slow Who'sit Heebie jeebies Yes, I'm in the barrel I'm gonna gitcha You made me love you Irish black bottom You're next Jazz lips CD352 Boogie Woogie vol 1: piano soloists Albert Ammons: Shout for joy Albert Ammons: Bass goin' crazy Charles 'Cow Cow' Davenport: Cow cow blues Charles 'Cow Cow' Davenport: State Street jive Art Hodes: Ross tavern boogie Pete Johnson: Blues on the downbeat Pete Johnson: Kaycee on my mind Meade Lux Lewis: Yancey special Meade Lux Lewis: Honky tonk train blues 'Clipple' Clarence Lofton: Streamline train 'Clipple' Clarence Lofton: I don't know Romeo Nelson: Head rag hop Speckled Red (Rufus Perryman): The dirty dozens Speckled Red (Rufus Perryman): Wilkins Street stomp Clarence 'Pine Top' Smith: Pinetop's boogie woogie Clarence 'Pine Top' Smith: Jump steady blues Montana Taylor: Detroit rocks Montana Taylor: Indiana Avenue stomp Jimmy Yancey: Yancey special Jimmy Yancey: Midnight stomp CD 353 Bessie Smith and Friends: Mama's got the blues After you've gone Lonesome desert blues Aggravatin' Papa Mama's got the blues Alexander's Ragtime Band My man blues Baby won't you please come home Need a little sugar in my bowl Careless love blues Nobody in town can bake a sweet jelly roll Do your duty like mine Down in the dumps Nobody's blues but mine Gimme a pigfoot St. Louis blues Hustlin' Dan T'ain't nobody's business if I do I want every bit of it Take me for a buggy ride If you don't, I know who will Young woman's blues Jazzbo Brown from Memphis town CD354 Bessie Smith Complete recordings, vol 2 At the Christmas ball My man blues Cake walkin' babies Nashville women's blues Careless love blues New Gulf Coast blues Cold in hand blues Nobody's blues but mine Dixie flyer blues Rainy weather blues Dying gambler's blues Reckless blues Florida bound blues Salt water blues Follow the deal on down Sinful blues Frankie blues Sing Sing Prison blues He's gone blues Sobbin' hearted blues House rent blues Soft pedal blues I ain't goin' to play second fiddle The bye bye blues I ain't got nobody The St. Louis blues I've been mistreated and I don't like it The yellow dog blues J.C. Holmes blues Weeping willow blues Lou'siana low-down blues Woman's trouble blues Love me daddy blues Work house blues Moonshine blues You've been a good ole wagon Mountain top blues CD355 Robert Johnson: Delta Blues Legend, vol 13 32-20 blues Malted milk Come on in my kitchen (2 takes) Me and the devil blues (2 takes) Cross road blues (2 takes) Milkcow's calf blues (2 takes) Dead shrimp blues Phonograph blues (2 takes) Drunken hearted man (2 takes) Preaching blues From four till late Rambling on my mind (2 takes) Hellhound on my trail Stones in my passway Honeymoon blues Stop breakin' down blues (2 takes) I believe I'll dust my broom Sweet home Chicago I'm a steady rollin' man Terraplane blues If I had possession over Judgement Day They're red hot Kindhearted woman blues (2 takes) Travelling riverside blues Last fair deal gone down Walking blues Little queen of spades (2 takes) When you got a good friend (2 takes) Love in vain (2 takes) CD356 The best of the Charly Blues Luther Allison: Sweet home Chicago Billy Boy Arnold: I wish you would Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown: Gate's salty blues Eric Clapton / Howlin' Wolf: Highway 49 Robert Cray: Who's been talkin' Champion Jack Dupree: My baby's coming home Frank Frost: Jelly roll king Guitar Jr: I got it made Buddy Guy: First time I met the blues Buddy Guy: My love is real John Lee Hooker: Dimples John Lee Hooker: Everybody rockin' John Lee Hooker: One bourbon, one scotch, one beer Lightning Hopkins: Big car blues Lightning Hopkins: Morning blues Walter Horton: Easy CD356 The best of the Charly Blues (continued) Howlin' Wolf: Smokestack lightnin' Howlin' Wolf: The wolf is at your door Elmore James: One way out Elmore James: Rollin' and tumbln' Robert Johnson: Cross road blues Albert King: Don't burn down the bridge Albert King: Searching for a woman Little Walter: Juke Magic Sam: All your love John Mayall's Bluesbreakers: I ain't got you Muddy Waters: Can't get no grindin Muddy Waters: Got my mojo working Muddy Waters: Wee, wee baby Jimmy Reed: Baby what do you want me to do Jimmy Rogers: Blues, leave me alone Otis Rush: I can't quit you baby Memphis Slim: Gotta find my baby Bessie Smith: Downhearted blues Super Super Blues Band: Goin' down slow Eddie Taylor: Bad boy T-Bone Walker: Bobby Sox blues Walter 'Wolfman' Washington: Nobody's fault but mine Sonny Boy Williamson: Don't start me talkin' Jimmy Witherspoon: Everyday (I have the blues) CD357 Bix Beiderbecke: Singin' the blues, vol 1 Blue river Riverboat shufle Clarinet marmalade Singin' the blues For no reason at all in C The Baltimore Humpty dumpty There ain't no land like Dixieland to me I'm coming Virginia There's a cradle in Caroline (2 takes) I'm wonderin' who Three blind mice In a mist Trumbology Just an hour of love Way down yonder in New Orleans Krazy kat Wringin' and twistin' Ostrich walk CD358 Bix Beiderbecke: At the jazz band ball, vol 2 A good man is hard to find Oh gee! Oh joy! At the jazz band ball Ol' man river Clorinda (2 takes) Our bungalow of dreams Cryin' all day Royal garden blues Goose pimples Since my best gal turned me down I'm more than satisfied (2 takes) Sorry Jazz me blues Sugar Jubilee There'll come a time Lila Three blind mice (2 takes) Mississippi mud Why do I love you? CD359 Miles Davis: Kind of blue All blues Freddie Freeloader Blue in green So what Flamenco sketches CD360 Miles Davis: Birth of the cool - score at G6 (D) Boplicity Jeru Budo Moon dreams Darn that dream Move Deception Rocker Goodchild Rouge Israel Venus de Milo CD361 John Coltrane: A love supreme Acknowledgement Psalm Pursuance Resolution CD362 John Coltrane: Giant steps Countdown (2 takes) Naima (2 takes) Cousin Mary (2 takes) Spiral Giant steps (2 takes) Syeeda's song flute (2 takes) Mr P.C. CD363 Benny Goodman: Live at Carnegie Hall Avalon I'm coming Virginia Bei mir bist du schön Life goes to a party Big John's special Loch Lomond Blue reverie One o'clock jump Blue room Sensation rag Blue skies Shine Body and soul Sing sing sing China boy Stompin' at the Savoy Dizzy spells Swingtime in the Rockies Don't be that way The man I love Honeysuckle rose When my baby smiles at me I got rhythm CD365 Original Dixieland Band: 75th anniversary At the jazz band ball Livery stable blues Bluin' the blues Margie Bow wow blues Mournin' blues Broadway rose Ostrich walk Clarinet marmalade blues Palesteena Crazy blues Royal garden blues Dangerous blues Sensation rag Dixieland jazz band one-step Skeleton jangle Fidgety feet St. Louis blues Home again blues Sweet Mama Jazz me blues Tiger rag Lazy daddy CD366 Count Basie: The complete atomic Basie After supper Silks and satins Double-O Sleepwalker's serenade (2 takes) Duet Splanky Fantail Teddy the toad Flight of the foo birds The kid from Red Bank Li'l darlin' The late late show (2 takes) Midnite blue Whirly-bird CD367 Charlie Parker (Jazz Masters 15) An Oscar for Treadwell Lover man Blues for Alice Mango mangue Confirmation My melancholy baby Dancing in the dark Repetition I can't get started Segment Just friends She rote K.C. blues Star eyes Kim The bird CD368 Charlie Parker: The Charlie Parker story Billie's bounce (5 takes) Koko (2 takes) Meandering Now's the time (4 takes) Thriving on a riff (3 takes) Warming up a riff CD369 Dizzy Gillespie: Pleyel 53 Birk's works On the sunny side of the street Embraceable you Ooh-shoo-bee-doo-be Good bait Play fiddle play I can't get started School days Intro Swing low.....sweet Cadillac (I've got) the bluest blues The champ Lady be good They can't take that away from me Mon homme Ti tin deo CD370 Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra Can you take it? Riffin' Chinatown, my Chinatown Shanghai shuffle Grand terrace rhythm Shoe shine boy Hocus pocus Singin' the blues I'm crazy 'bout my baby Sugar foot stomp Jangled nerves The house of David blues Jim town blues Tidal wave Just blues Variety stomp King Porter stomp Wang wang blues New King Porter stomp Wrappin' it up Queer notions You rascal you Stan Kenton: Rendezvous of standards and classics CD371A Shadow waltz Across the alley from the Alamo Sophisticated lady And her tears flowed like wine Southern scandel Artistry in boogie Tampico Artistry in rhythm The peanut vendor Artistry jumps There's a small hotel Begin the beguine Unison riff Collaboration Concerto to end all concertos Eager beaver Fascinating rhythm Intermission riff Lover man Machito Minor riff Over the rainbow Pennies from heaven CD371B Love letters April in Paris Memories of you Autumn in New York These things you left me Crazy rhythm They didn't believe
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