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Doc Cheatham Audio Collection, 1923-1997 and Undated Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Doc Cheatham Audio Collection, 1923-1997 and undated P a g e | 1 Item Number Transcribed Content from Container CSC_DCA_001 [Outer Container]: Goodman at the Rainbow Room [Side A]: Goodman at the Rainbow | Last Wellstood + Doc Tail End [Side B]: Art Hodes - Carrie Smith Doc CSC_DCA_002 [Outer Container]: Doc Cheatham | 9/17/92 | Wolverine Blues | New Orleans [Side A]: Doc Cheeham 9/18/92 [Side B]: Doc Cheatham 9/18/92 CSC_DCA_003 [Outer Container]: Doc in Montabaum | Bilhac Mazetier [Side A]: Doc Cheatham - Louis Mazetier | Montauban 1990 [Side B]: Cheatham - Mazetier - Brown | + Rilhac Mazetier Duets CSC_DCA_004 [Outer Container]: White House Festival [Side A]: White House Jazz Festival | 18JUN78 Tape 3 [Side B]: White House Jazz Festival | 18JUN78 Tape 4 CSC_DCA_005 [Outer Container]: White House Festival [Side A]: White House Jazz Festival | 18JUN78 Tape 1 [Side B]: White House Jazz Festival | 18JUN78 Tape 2 CSC_DCA_006 [Outer Container]: Armstrong Hot Five | Doc + Joe with Hamp | Heebie Jeebies 2/26/26 | Heebie Jeebies - 1947 | Mahogany Hall stomp - 3/5/29 | Mahogany Hall stomp - 1/25/33 | Hampton - Doc - Joey C | Moonglow Ray Nosca Arvell Shaw | Afiel Yossegope (?) November 4, 1988 | Joey C | Willow Weep for Me | Sweet Lorraine | Doc - | Willow - Duke PVT | Blues 12/11/85 | Joey - Doc - 17 yrs old | Richard Wyands Victor Gaskin | Dream of You [Side A]: [no content] [Side B]: [no content] CSC_DCA_007 [Outer Container]: [no content] [Side A]: Shorty Baker - Doc [Side B]: Shorty Baker - Doc | Continued CSC_DCA_008 [Outer Container]: Doc Cheatham - Louis Mazetier | Montauban, July/4/1990 | Doc Cheatham and Louis Mazetier duet, Montauban Jazz Festival, July 4 1990 + Angela Brown Voc. | 4 titles = (B side) = Francois Richac and Louis Mazetier piano duet, Munich March 12 1989 | All the Best, from Louis Mazetier (Signature) | [Side A]: Doc Cheatam + Louis Mazetier [Side B]: Cheatham + Mazetier / Richac - Mazetier duo CSC_DCA_009 [Outer Container]: Doc Cheatham in Paris | 1. I Only Have Eyes For You | 2. There's No You | 3. Dinah | 4. Little Things Mean a Lot | 5. Jada | 6. I Double Dare You | 7. I'm In the Market For You | 8. That's My Home | 9. Rumpsteak Serenade | 10. Drop Me Off in Harlem | 11. Where Are You | 12. New Orleans [Side A]: In Paris Dear Doc [Side B]: In Paris Jim Galloway CSC_DCA_010 [Outer Container]: 2-5 | Big Band Side A | I Aint Got Nobody | St. Louis Blues | Rockin Chair | Dear Old Southland (Watch That Cord?) | Can't Believe You're In Love With Me | Interview - Ed Burger 1974 with Wooding + Eddie Haywood | World On a String 1944 | Machito 1957 | Benny Goodman - Speaking | Old School Band - I'm In the Market 1978 [Side A]: Armstrong - Big Band | Ed Burger with Doc [Side B]: Ed Burger Continues – Doc Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated February 02, 2017) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Doc Cheatham Audio Collection, 1923-1997 and undated P a g e | 2 Item Number Transcribed Content from Container CSC_DCA_011 [Outer Container]: [no content] [Side A]: Calliope Concert for Doc Cheatham | Performed by Debbie Black on the Steamboat Natchez in New Orleans [Side B]: [no content] CSC_DCA_012 [Outer Container]: MasterDigital Corporation | Doc Cheatham Swinging Down in N.O. | 1 Swinging Down in New Orleans | 2 When I Grow Too Old to Dream | 3 I Want a Little Girl | 4 You're Lucky to Me | 5 Never Swat a Fly | 6 I Can't Believe You're In love With Me | 7 Memories of You | 8 Avalon | 9 Love Will Find a Way | 10 What Can I Say (After I Say I'm Sorry) | 11nMandy (Make Up Your Mind) | 12nI Would Do Anything for You | 13 My Ideal | 14 World on a String |15 Swing That Music | Original Jelly Roll Blues | Struttin' With some Barbecue [Side A]: Swinging 4-12-94 [Side B]: [no content] CSC_DCA_013 [Outer Container]: A,L, Hampton - Doc Never Swat a Fly | Pickers | Lionel Hampton Newport with Doc Cheatham in Europe [Side A]: Lionel Hampton. Newport with Doc Cheatham in Europe | 1978 [Side B]: Never Swat A Fly "Pickers" CSC_DCA_014 [Outer Container]: Lionel Hamp-Doc | [Side A]: Doc with Lionel Hampton | 1978 [Side B]: Doc + Lionel CSC_DCA_015 [Outer Container]: Flying Neutrinos - Doc Cheatham [Side A]: Flying Neutrinos + Doc [Side B]: [no content] CSC_DCA_016 [Outer Container]: Doc + Nicholas | 1 Black + Blue | 2 Maybe | 3 Maybe W/ Vocal | 4 Do You Believe In Love | 5 How Deep Is The Ocean | 6 I Cover The Waterfront | 7 She's Funny That Way | 8 Out of Nowhere | 9 World is Waiting For A Sunrise | 10 Jata | 11 Jeepers Creepers | 12 How Deep Is The Ocean | 13 Do You Believe | 14 I Got A Right to Sing The Blues | 15 Old Fashion Love | 16 Save It Pretty Momma | 17 Dinah | 18 Stardust | 19 Whispering | 20 Idaho [Side A]: Doc + Nicholas [Side B]: [no content] CSC_DCA_017 [Outer Container]: Letman + Doc At S. Basil | [Side A]: Doc and Johnny Letman [Side B]: Letman Dos At S. Basil CSC_DCA_018 [Outer Container]: Shorty Baker and Doc Cheatham 1961 [Side A]: [no content] [Side B]: [no content] CSC_DCA_019 [Outer Container]: [no content] [Side A]: Doc Cheatham | N.Y. Jazz Orchestra [Side B]: Milt Hinton | N.Y. Jazz Orch CSC_DCA_020 [Outer Container]: Doc Cheatham and Sammy Rimington April '92 | 1. Clarinet Marmelade | 2. Three Little Words | 3. Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You | 4. My Buddy | 5. Pennies From Heaven | 6. Should I | 7. Wabash Blues | 8. Sweethearts on Parade | 9. I Want To Be Happy | 10. Ain't Misbehavin | 11. A Kiss To Build a Dream On | 12. Them There Eyes | 13. All Of Me | 14. Struttin' With Some Barbecue | [Side A]: Echoes of New Orleans | Doc Cheatham + Sammy Rimington [Side B]: Doc + Sammy Rimington Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated February 02, 2017) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Doc Cheatham Audio Collection, 1923-1997 and undated P a g e | 3 Item Number Transcribed Content from Container CSC_DCA_021 [Outer Container]: River Walk - San Antonio | Doc Cheatham Quartet | Jim Culum Jazz - River Walk + Doc | From San Antonio Tex | 1. Struttin with Bar.B.Q | 2. She's Funny That Way | 3. Don't Mean a Thing | 4. Peggy | 5. The Good Life | 6. Ring Dem Bells | 7. You're Lucky to Me | 8. St. Louis Blues | [Side A]: River Walk - San Antonio 199? | Jim Cullum Jazz Band | With Doc Cheatham [Side B]: O.K. River Walk CSC_DCA_022 [Outer Container]: Eddie Heywood Jr. Memorial - Phil - Doc | 647 Doc Cheatham - Cafe Society Band | [Side A]: Eddie Heywood Jr. Memorial | 647 Alberta Hunter Doc Cheatham [Side B]: Atham Vic Dickenson, Hank, Er | b 12/4/15 d 1/2/89 Eddie Heywood II CSC_DCA_023 [Outer Container]: A. Cheatham Apt 5C | 1539 Lexington Ave. New York, NY 10029 | Rumpsteak Serenade | Gee Baby, Solo | Swing That Music | Dinah - Doc Vocal | The Man I Love | I Got A Crush On You | Anything For You | A Long Long Time | Indiana - Milton Hinton | Milt and Howard Alden | Sleepytime Down South (Art Hodes) Doc | Esta Navidad, Bobby Crus Ork, Doc | Drop Me Off in Harlem | Where Are You | New Orleans | Jeepers Creepers | I Double Dare You | St. James Infirmary | Swedish All Stars | Confessin | Sweethearts on Parade | Guitars Howard Alden | Pianos Dick Welstood Kenny Drew Dill Jones | Drums Jacky Williams Idris Muhammad | Piano - Stockholm Recording in Sweden | Dick Cary Piano | Otheks (?) on Side B | [Side A]: [no content] [Side B]: [no content] CSC_DCA_024 [Outer Container]: Goodman-Doc-Rainbow Room | Benny Goodman at the Rainbow Room | Swing That Music Armstrong | [Side A]: Goodman At The Rainbow Room | Sextet with Doc Cheatham Al Hall | Les Span Hank Jones Marty Feld | [Side B]: Swing That Music Louis Armstrong CSC_DCA_025 [Outer Container]: Butch Thompson/Doc Cheatham Complete takes 4-18-94 | Tape 2 | Side A | 1 After You've Gone take 3C | 2 After You've Gone take 5B | 3 Tin Roof Blues take 2 | 4 Crush on You take 1 | 5 My Fate is in Your Hands take 1 | 6 St. Louis Blues take 3 | 7 Days of Wine and Roses take 2 | 8 I Got It Bad take 4 | 9 China Town take 4 | When Sonny Gets Blue take 13 edit piece 1 | When Sonny Gets Blue take 13 I tag 8 edit pc 2 | Side B | 1 Too Much (Dadoo Theme) long 3 | 2 Too Much (Dadoo Theme) long 8 | 3 Too Much (Dadoo Theme) long 9 ** | 4 Too Much (Dadoo Theme) medium 3 | 5 Too Much (Dadoo Theme) medium 7 | 6 Too Much (Dadoo Theme) short 4 | 7 Too Much (Dadoo Theme) short 5 | 8 Too Much (Dadoo Theme) short 6 | [Side A]: Butch/Doc - Complete takes Tape 2A [Side B]: Butch/Doc - Complete takes Tape 2B CSC_DCA_026 [Outer Container]: Waterloo - Doc, Welstood Fest | Geo [Mayo]? - Doc Cheatham | Haywood Henry | Jackie Williams | Micky [Galiworms]? | Dick Wellstood | Pennies From Heaven | Some of These Days | At Waterloo Village [Side A]: Dick Wellstood Waterloo Village [Side B]: Waterloo Village - Dick Wellstood Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated February 02, 2017) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Doc Cheatham Audio Collection, 1923-1997 and undated P a g e | 4 Item Number Transcribed Content from Container CSC_DCA_027 [Outer Container]: Brickhouse Productions, INC | "A Postcard From Bern" | "A Postcard From Bern" | "A Postcard From Bern" | Legendary Trumpet Masters From the May, '97 International Jazz Festival Bern. | Copyrighted by Brickhouse Prod.,Inc.
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