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Discography of the Mainstream Label Discography of the Mainstream Label Mainstream was founded in 1964 by Bob Shad, and in its early history reissued material from Commodore Records and Time Records in addition to some new jazz material. The label released Big Brother & the Holding Company's first material in 1967, as well as The Amboy Dukes' first albums, whose guitarist, Ted Nugent, would become a successful solo artist in the 1970s. Shad died in 1985, and his daughter, Tamara Shad, licensed its back catalogue for reissues. In 1991 it was resurrected in order to reissue much of its holdings on compact disc, and in 1993, it was purchased by Sony subsidiary Legacy Records. 56000/6000 Series 56000 mono, S 6000 stereo - The Commodore Recordings 1939, 1944 - Billy Holiday [1964] Strange Fruit/She’s Funny That Way/Fine and Mellow/Embraceable You/I’ll Get By//Lover Come Back to Me/I Cover the Waterfront/Yesterdays/I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues/I’ll Be Seeing You 56001 mono, S 6001 stereo - Begin the Beguine - Eddie Heywood [1964] Begin the Beguine/Downtown Cafe Boogie/I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me/Carry Me Back to Old Virginny/Uptown Cafe Boogie/Love Me Or Leave Me/Lover Man/Save Your Sorrow 56002 mono, S 6002 stereo - Influence of Five - Hawkins, Young & Others [1964] Smack/My Ideal/Indiana/These Foolish Things/Memories Of You/I Got Rhythm/Way Down Yonder In New Orleans/Stardust/Sittin' In/Just A Riff 56003 mono, S 6003 stereo - Dixieland-New Orleans - Teagarden, Davison & Others [1964] That’s A- Plenty/Panama/Ugly Chile/Riverboat Shuffle/Royal Garden Blues/Clarinet Marmalade/others 56004 mono, S 6004 stereo - Town Hall Concert - Krupa, Ventura, Rogers, Norvo, & Others [1964] 56005 mono, S 6005 stereo - Soil & the Sea - Pete Seeger, Guthrie, Hawes, & Hays [1964] The Golden Vanity – Pete Seeger/Blow Ye Wind, Heigh-Ho – Pete Seeger/Blow the Man Down – Woody Guthrie/Hard, Ain't It Hard – Woody Guthrie/The Dodger Song – Lee Hays/State of Arkansas – Lee Hays//Ground Hog – Pete Seeger/The Coast Of High Barbary – Pete Seeger/Away Rio – Peter Hawes/Haul Away Joe – Peter Hawes/I Ride An Old Paint – Woody Guthrie/House Of the Rising Sun – Woody Guthrie 56006 mono, S 6006 stereo - I’m Lost - Dottie Clark [1964] I'm Lost Without You Tonight/Come Back To Me/The More I See You/Tell Me/Please Send Me Someone To Love/Gone Again//Not Without You/What's A Poor Fool To Do/Everyone Has Someone/I'm Crying/Well Alright, Okay, You Win/Take Me 56007 mono, S 6007 stereo - Boss of the Blues - Charles Brown [1964] Driftin’/Our Day Will Come/Go Away Little Girl/Days of Wine and Roses/My Secret Love/Through the Courtesy of Love/Since I Fell for You/More/So Long/First Love/To You My Love 56008 mono, S 6008 stereo - Chairmen of the Board - Tatum, Waller, & Others [1964] 56009 mono, S 6009 stereo - 52nd Street - Holiday, Webster, & Others [1964] 56010 mono, S 6010 stereo - Dixieland-Chicago Style - Spanier, Russell, & Others [1964] Page 1 56011 mono, S 6011 stereo - Era of the Clarinet - Fazola, Hall, Jackson & Others [1964] Sweet Lorraine – Pee Wee Russell/Sugar – Pee Wee Russell/Original Dixieland One Step – Edmund Hall/It’s Only a Shanty in Old Shanty Town – Edmund Hall/The Breeze (That Blows My Baby Back to Me) – Irving Fazola//When Did You Leave Heaven – Benny Goodman/Mood at Twilight – Benny Goodman/Wang Wang Blues – Tony Parenti/Sweet Lovin’ Man – Tony Parenti/The Thriller Rag – George Lewis 56012 mono, S 6012 stereo - Lester Young & Kansas City Six - Lester Young [1964] 56013 mono, S 6013 stereo - Two Jims And Zoot - Jimmy Raney, Zoot Sims & Jim Hall [1964] Hold Me/A Primera Vez/Presente De Natal/Morning of the Carnival/Este Seu Olhar//Betaminus/Move It/All Across the City/Coisa Mais Linda/How About You 56014 mono, S 6015 stereo - The Artistry Of Helen Merrill - Helen Merrill With Byrd, Giuffre, Raney, & McKusick [1965] Quiet Nights/Careless Love/Scarlet Ribbons/House of the Rising Sun/I Left My Heart In San Francisco/Cannetella/River/Minha Rocca/Itsi No Kororiuta/Forbidden Games/John Anderson 56015 mono, S 6015 stereo - A Taste Of Honey - Morgana King [1964] A Taste Of Honey/Fascinating Rhythm/Prelude To A Kiss/Corcavado/Lazy Afternoon/I Love Paris/When The World Was Young /Young And Foolish/The Lady is a Tramp/Easy To Love 56016 – The Songs of Kurt Weill – Felicia Sanders [1965] Reissue of Time 2007. Speak Low/This is New/Remember That I care/Green Up-Time/September Song/Here I’ll Stay//Thousands of Miles/Foolish Heart/Stay Well/Westwind/Mon Ami, My Friend/Oh Heart of Love 56017 mono, S 6017 stereo - Era of the Swing Trumpet - Eldridge, Hackett, Jonah Jones, Page, Williams, & DeParis [1965] I Can’t Believe - Roy Eldridge/46 West 52nd Street - Roy Eldridge/Monday At Minton’s - Page/Gee Ain’t It Good - Page/I Must Have That Man - Bobby Hackett/Embraceable You - Bobby Hackett/Hubba Hubba Hub - Jonah Jones/Stompin’ At the Savoy - Jonah Jones/Esquire Bounce - Williams/Sheik of Araby - DeParis 56018 mono, S 6018 stereo - Town Hall Concert Volume 2 [1965] Boby & Soul - Krupa & Ventura 3/Bugle Call Rag - Stuff Smith 3/I Don’t Stand a Ghost of a Chance - Norvo/I Know - Wilson/Limehouse Blues - Norvo, Wilson, Phillips, Bert, Rogers, Sachs, Palmieri, Stewart, Powell, Krupa, Ventura, & Walthers /Where Or When - Norvo, Wilson, Phillips, Bert, Rogers, Sachs, Palmieri, Stewart, Powell, Krupa, Ventura, & Walthers /7 Come 11 - Norvo, Wilson, Phillips, Bert, Rogers, Sachs, Palmieri, Stewart, Powell, Krupa, Ventura, & Walthers 56019 mono, S 6019 stereo - Tenor Hierarchy - Various Artists [1965] I Surrender Dear - Hawkins/Dedication - Hawkins/Body & Soul - Berry/On the Sunny Side - Berry/Sleep - Webster/Wess Point - Wess/Some Other Spring - Wess/I Can’t Believe - Phillips/Candy - Byas 56020 mono, S 6020 stereo - Jelly Roll Morton - Jelly Roll Morton [1965] Mamie’s Blues/Michigan Water Blues/Buddy Bolden’s Blues/Winin’ Boy Blues/Don’t Leave Me Here/Original Rags/Naked Dance/Grave/Mr. Joe/King Porter Stomp 56021 mono, S 6021 stereo - Bahutu Chant & Dancers - Bahutu Chant & Dancers [1965] Royal Watusi Drums/Choral Songs of the Manbetu/Xylophone At Lubero/Choral Songs of the Babira/Batwa Pigmy Dances/Circumcision Rituals/Mambuti Pigmy Music/Bapere Dance & Karumi’s Dance 56022 mono, S 6022 stereo - Once Upon A Time - Billie Holiday & Teddy Wilson [1965] As Time Goes By - Billie Holiday/I Love My Man - Billie Holiday/On the Sunny Side - Billie Holiday/I’m Yours - Billie Holiday/How Am I To Know - Billie Holiday/Night & Day - Wilson /It Had To Be You - Teddy Wilson/Where Or When - Teddy Wilson/It’s Only a Shanty - Teddy Wilson/Show Piece - Teddy Wilson Page 2 56023 mono, S 6023 stereo - Expressions East - John Berberian [1965] Siseler/Laz/Nubar Nubar/Basha Bella//Arabava/Dzage Bunch/Whyek/Taksim 56024 mono, S 6024 stereo - Legend - Eddie Condon [1965] Lady Be Good/I’m Coming Virginia/It’s Right Here/I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter/Basin St. Blues//Save Your Sorrow/That Da Da Strain/I’m Confessin’/ I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None/Fidgety Feet 56025 mono, S 6025 stereo - Look At Yesterday - Various Artists [1964] Diaper Pin - Stan Getz/Interlude In Bebop - Stan Getz /As I Live In Bop - Stan Getz/Hot Halavah - Stewart/In the Merry Land of Bop - Stewart/Birdland Jump - Quinichette/Sleepy Time Gal - Quinichette/In a Little Spanish Town - Raney/Talk a Little Bop - Raney/Stoned - Gray 56026 mono, S 6026 stereo - Legend - Pee Wee Russell [1965] Keepin’ Out of Mischief/Rose of Washington square/Angry/Snag It/Deuces wild/Back In Your Own Back Yard/Take Me To the Land of Jazz/Good Man/D.A. Blues/Last Time I Saw Chicago 56027 mono, S 6027 stereo - Legend - Willie “The Lion” Smith [1965] What Is There To Say/Stormy Weather/Tea For Two/Between the Devil and the deep Blue Sea/I Can’t Give You Anything But Love/One Of Those Things/Madelon/Hallelujah/Poor Butterfly/Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 56028 mono, S 6028 stereo - Second To None - Carmen McRae [1964] In Love In Vain/Where Did It Go/Music That Makes Me Dance/Because You’re Mine/Too Good/Once Upon a Summertime/Night Has 1000 Eyes/Cloudy Morning/Blame It On My Youth/Winter In May/My Reverie/And I Love Him 56029 mono, S 6029 stereo - Riverboat Jazz - Juggy’s Jazz Band [1965] Rovin’ Gambler/Dixie/Golden Slippers/At a Georgia Camptown Meeting/Medley: Swing Low, Give Me That Old Time Religion, Go Down Moses, Lonesome Road, When the Saints Go Marching In/He’s Got the Whole World In His Hand/Shortnin’ Bread/Tom Dooley/Deep River/Medley: Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair, Aura Lee, Nellie Grey 56030 mono, S 6030 stereo - August Child - Sylvia Copeland [1965] Washerwoman of Portugal/Meditation/Dearly Beloved/Angelitos Negros/Wild Is Love/Warm Blue Stream/Those Were the Days/Mira/Formidable/Meantime/Soon It’s Gonna Rain/On the Other Side 56031 mono, S 6031 stereo - - Color Him Wild - Maynard Ferguson [1964] Aireg’n/Macarena/Green Dolphin St./People/This Nite//Lady’s In Love/Tinsel/3 More Foxes/Come Rain or Come Shine 56032 mono, S 6032 stereo - Organ Out Loud - Gene Ludwig [1964] Comin’ Home Baby/Teach Me Tonight/Blues Waltz/Elder Smith/Moanin’/Sermonette/Preacher/Gino 56033 mono, S 6033 stereo - The Award Winner - Frank Wess [1965] Danny’s Delight/You’re My Thrill/Wess of the Moon/Pretty Eyes/Missawaka/Frankosis/I’ll Be Around/Romance/All My Life/Basie Ain’t Here 56034 mono, S 6034 stereo - '65 - Ruth Brown [1965] On the Good Ship Lollipop/Help a Good Girl Go Bad/He’s a Real Gone Guy/Porgy/What Am I Looking For/Here’s That Rainy Day //Hurry On Down/Table For Two/What Do You Know/Whispering Grass/Watch It/I Know Why 56035 mono, S 6035 stereo - Ballads
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