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Paramount Vol 1 800 Songs, 1.5 Days, 5.35 GB Page 1 of 23 Paramount Vol 1 800 songs, 1.5 days, 5.35 GB Name Time Album Artist 1 Abounding Sin And Abounding Gr… 2:42 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Rev. J. O. Hanes and Male Choir 2 Ada Jane's Blues (Pm 12232, 188… 3:06 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Trixie Smith 3 Adams Apple (Pm 12376, 2603-1) 2:52 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Jimmy Blythe and His Ragamuffins 4 African Blues (Pm 12229, 1864-) 2:53 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Sam Manning 5 Aggravatin' Papa (Pm 12013, 132… 3:12 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Alberta Hunter 6 Ain't Goin' Marry (Ain't Goin' Settl… 2:59 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ethel Waters 7 Ain't It A Shame (Pm 12104, P-14… 3:00 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Four Harmony Kings 8 Aint It A Shame (Pm 12032, 1374-1) 3:00 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Norfolk Jazz Quartette 9 Airy Man Blues (Pm 12219, 1851-2) 2:40 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Papa Charlie Jackson 10 Alabamy Bound (Pm 20400, 2147… 2:43 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Jimmy O'Bryant's Washboard Band 11 Alexander, Where's That Band? (… 2:57 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Pickett-Parham Apollo Syncopators 12 All Birds Look Like Chicken To Me… 3:13 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Sweet Papa Stovepipe 13 All I Want Is A Spoonful (Pm 1232… 2:39 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Papa Charlie Jackson 14 All I Want Is That Pure Religion (… 3:12 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Deacon L. J. Bates 15 All That I Had Is Gone (BP 8019,… 3:06 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Jimmy Wade's Orchestra 16 Aloha Land (Pm 30060, 245-1) 3:02 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Louise, Ferera and Rose 17 Alphonsia Blues (Pm 12540, 462… 2:43 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ida Cox 18 Anna Mina Forty And St. Louis Sh… 2:42 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Viola Bartlette 19 Ape Man (Pm 12428, 2749-2) 2:34 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blythe's Washboard Ragamuffins 20 Are You Angry With Me Darling (P… 3:09 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blue Ridge Highballers 21 Arkansas Blues (Fam 3045, 1801… 3:17 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Lucille Hegamin with Blue Flame… 22 Arkansaw Traveler (Bwy 5121, 51… 2:56 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Osey Helton 23 Armour Ave. Struggle (Pm 12207,… 2:39 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… James Blythe 24 Army Camp Harmony Blues (Pm… 2:56 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ma Rainey and Her Georgia Band 25 Ash Can Stomp (BP 8037, 12727-A) 2:41 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Perry & His Stomp Band 26 Asheville (Bwy 5119, 5119-) 2:58 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Osey Helton 27 At The New Jump Steady Ball (C… 3:28 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ethel Waters 28 At The New Jump Steady Ball (P… 2:54 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ethel Waters 29 Atlanta Special (Pm 33164, 2161-1) 2:47 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Dixie String Band 30 Awful Fix Blues (Pm 12539, 2003… 2:30 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Buddy Boy Hawkins 31 Baby Can't You Understand (BS 1… 3:11 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Marion Harrison 32 Baby Don't You Be So Mean (Pm… 3:00 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Papa Charlie Jackson Paramount Vol 1 Page 2 of 23 Name Time Album Artist 33 Back Alley Rub (Pm 12287, 2149-1) 3:07 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… O'Bryant's Washboard Band 34 Back Alley Rub (Pm 12287, 2149-2) 3:11 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… O'Bryant's Washboard Band 35 Back Door Blues (Pm 12509, 466… 3:00 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Elzadie Robinson 36 Backyard Blues (Pm 12408, 3024… 2:30 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Wilson's T.O.B.A. Band 37 Bad Luck Blues (Pm 12443, 3090… 2:50 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blind Lemon Jefferson 38 Bandana Days (Pm 12002, 1115-3) 2:54 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Sissle and Blake 39 Baptist Shout (Ge 6187, 12774) 2:44 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Frank Jenkins of Da Costa Woltz'… 40 Barbecue Blues (Ge 6353, 12730-) 2:40 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Watson's Pullman Porters 41 Barnum's Steam Calliope (Pm 12… 2:50 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Sunset Four 42 Barrel House Man (Pm 12549, 47… 3:08 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Will Ezell 43 Barrel House Mojo (Pm 12472, 4… 2:48 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Iva Smith 44 Beale Street Mama (Pm 20226, 1… 3:12 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Fletcher Henderson and His Orch… 45 Beale Street Mamma (Pm 12031,… 3:05 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Gladys Bryant 46 Beale Town Bound (Pm 12576, 4… 2:51 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Beale Street Sheiks (Stokes and… 47 Beggin Back (Pm 12394, 2016-4) 2:52 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blind Lemon Jefferson 48 Bessemer Bound Blues (Pm 1237… 2:47 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ma Rainey 49 Big Fat Ham (Pm 12050, 1434-1) 2:57 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Jelly Roll Morton and His Orchestra 50 Big Fat Ham (Pm 12050, 1434-2) 2:46 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Jelly Roll Morton and His Orchestra 51 Bill Mason (Pm 3079, 20083-2) 2:36 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… North Carolina Ramblers and Roy… 52 Birmingham Rag (Pm 33164, 217… 2:53 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Dixie String Band 53 Bit By Bit You're Breaking My Hea… 3:09 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… The Golden Gate Orchestra 54 Black Bordered Letter (Pm 12511,… 2:59 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Bertha Henderson 55 Black Crepe Blues (Pm 12291, 21… 2:51 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ida Cox 56 Black Dog Blues (Pm 12464, 436… 2:48 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blind Blake 57 Black Horse Blues (Pm 12367, 25… 2:57 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blind Lemon Jefferson 58 Black Man Blues (Pm 12084, 160… 3:02 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Edmonia Henderson 59 Black Sheep Blues (Pm 20272, 1… 2:52 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Midway Garden Orchestra 60 Black Spatch Blues (Pm 12230, 1… 3:03 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ethel Waters 61 Blessed Is He That Mourns (BP 8… 3:09 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Rev W. M. Clark and Congregation 62 Blind Bartemus (Pm 12572, 2017… 3:12 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Rev. Rose and Sanctified Singers 63 Blind Man's Blues (Pm 12126, P-… 2:50 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Katie Crippen and Her Jazz Artists 64 Blue Black Bottom Blues (BP 803… 2:54 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Elnora Johnson 65 Blue Eyed Sally (Pm 12288, 1007… 2:47 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… O'Bryant's Washboard Band 66 Blue Eyes (Pm 3072, 20089-2) 2:42 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… North Carolina Ramblers and Roy… 67 Blue Hawaii (Her 92024, 12723-) 2:52 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Henry Johnson & His Boys Paramount Vol 1 Page 3 of 23 Name Time Album Artist 68 Blue River (Bwy 1109, 20091-1) 2:53 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… The Badgers 69 Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Give… 2:58 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Whiteway Jazz Band 70 Blues in 'D' (Pm 12552, 20048-2) 2:39 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Beale Street Sheiks (Stokes and… 71 Blues Oh Blues (Pm 12566, 4683-2) 2:49 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ma Rainey and Her Georgia Band 72 Bo-Lita (BP 8049, 12930-A) 2:41 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Kid Brown and His Blue Band 73 Bo-Weavil Blues (Pm 12080, 159… 2:40 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Madame "Ma" Rainey 74 Boar Hog Blues (BP 8045, 12937-A) 2:49 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Hightower's Night Hawks 75 Bohunkus Blues (Pm 12368, 254… 2:48 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blythe's Washboard Band 76 Boll Weevil (BP 8055, GEX-769-A) 3:02 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Rabbits Foot Williams 77 Booster Blues (Pm 12347, 2474-1) 2:52 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blind Lemon Jefferson 78 Booze And Blues (Pm 12242, 192… 3:09 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ma Rainey 79 Bottomland (Pm 12517, 2838-3) 3:14 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Clarence Williams' Orchestra 80 Brand New Charleston (Pm 1226… 3:05 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… O'Bryant's Washboard Band 81 Bright Brown Crown (Pm 12316,… 2:13 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Wood's Famous Blind Jubilee Sin… 82 Bright Eyes (Pm 12574, 20174-2) 2:57 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Papa Charlie Jackson 83 Bring It With You When You Com… 2:46 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Alberta Hunter 84 Broke And Hungry (Pm 12443, 30… 3:01 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blind Lemon Jefferson 85 Brown Baby (BS 14145, 14145-A) 2:57 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ethel Waters and The Jazz Masters 86 Brownskin Man (The Song That… 3:07 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Edmonia Henderson 87 Buck-Town Blues (Pm 12464, 435… 2:54 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blind Blake with His Kazoo Band 88 Buddy Burtons Jazz (Pm 12368,… 2:29 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Blythe's Washboard Band 89 Buddy's Habits (Pm 20244, 1445-3) 2:54 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Charley Straight and His Orchestra 90 Bugahoma Blues (Ge 6210, GEX-… 2:51 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Black Birds of Paradise 91 Bugle Blues (Introducing Old Miss… 2:38 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ethel Waters' Jazz Masters 92 Bully Of The Town (ARC-Bwy 805… 2:33 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Ernest Stoneman 93 The Bumps (Pm 12451, 4124-3) 2:32 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Jeanette's Synco Jazzers 94 Bunker Hill Blues (Pm 12545, 472… 2:36 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Side Wheel Sally Duffie 95 Bye And Bye (Sil 5022, GEX-355-A) 3:00 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Nazarene Congregational Church… 96 Cacklin' Hen (Bwy 5120, 5120-1) 2:54 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Osey Helton 97 Can You Blame The Colored Man… 2:43 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Banjo Joe 98 Can't You Wait Till You Get Home… 2:14 The Rise & Fall of Paramount Re… Frankie "Half Pint" Jaxon 99 Canadian Capers (Cx 40066, 796… 3:22 The Rise & Fall of Paramount
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