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N.A.R. Haslewood Traditional Jazz Sadman Records Stock List P.O N.A.R. HASLEWOOD TRADITIONAL JAZZ SADMAN RECORDS STOCK LIST P.O. BOX 1413 PUBLISHED: JUNE 2017 LEICESTER LE2 8ZE U.K. TEL: (OO44) 0116 270 6325 MOBILE: (0044) 07968 327155 E-MAIL: [email protected] www.sadmanrecords.com CONTENTS OF SADMAN RECORDS - TRADITIONAL JAZZ SET-PRICE STOCK LIST. SECTION ONE -UK 45RPM - EPs & singles . SECTION ONE -UK 45RPM - EPs & singles . 1/0001 BALL, KENNY Soap/You're Bound To Feel Like A Monkey When You Grow Old ami AIS109 (w.pc.s.woc) £2.00 1/0002 BALL, KENNY & HIS BAND Black Bottom Stomp + 2 (EP) Jazz Collector JEN2 (cov: s.d.) £5.00 1/0003 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZ BAND Teddy Bears's Picnic/Waltzing Matilda Pye 7N15272 E v.m.scfs £2.00 1/0004 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZ BAND Samantha/Nuages Pye 7NJ2040 £2.00 1/0005 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN Someday/Lumbered At The Lotus Pye 7NJ2047 E- £2.00 1/0006 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN Midnight In Moscow/My Mother's Eyes Pye 7NJ2049 few l.marks £2.00 1/0007 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN March Of The Siamese Children/If I Could Be With You Pye 7NJ2051 E few l.marks £2.00 1/0008 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN The Green Leaves Of Summer/I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby Pye 7NJ2054 £2.00 1/0009 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN So Do I/Cornet Chop Suey Pye 7NJ2056 few l.marks £2.00 1/0010 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN The Pay-Off/I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' Pye 7NJ2061 E- l.scrs £2.00 1/0011 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN Sukiyaki/Swanee River Pye 7NJ2062 few l.marks £2.00 1/0012 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN Casablanca/Hazelmere Pye 7NJ2064 l.scf.s.1 £2.00 1/0013 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN Acapulco 1922/Hand Me Down My Walking Shoes Pye 7NJ2067 few l.marks £2.00 1/0014 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN Washington Square/The Music Goes 'Round And Around Pye 7NJ2068 £2.00 1/0015 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN Mame/Down By The Riverside Pye 7N17137 (white label promo/s.wol) £3.00 1/0016 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful/Your Feets Too Big Pye 7N45135 few v.l.marks £2.00 1/0017 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN KENNY'S BIG 4 (EP) Pye NJE1080 E few l.marks £3.00 1/0018 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN KENNY BALL PLAYS (EP) Pye NJE1086 £5.00 1/0019 BALL, KENNY AND HIS JAZZMEN HIT PARADE VOLUME TWO (EP) Pye NJE1087 (v.s.dc) £3.00 1/0020 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND There'll Be A Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight/Lonesome Columbia 45-DB4333 few l.marks £3.00 1/0021 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Soudan/Li'l Liza Jane Columbia 45-DB4383 E few l.marks £2.00 1/0022 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Don't Go 'Way Nobody/St.George's Rag Columbia 45-DB4640 E- £2.00 1/0023 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND O Sole Mio/Bonsoir Mes Souvenirs Columbia DB7196 E l.scrs £2.00 1/0024 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Swipsy Cakewalk/Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean Columbia SCD2156 few l.marks (w.pc) £3.00 1/0025 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND New Orleans Parade/Revival Columbia SCD2166 E l.scrs (w.pc) £2.00 1/0026 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Yvette/Trad Tavern Columbia SCD2167 s.l.scr.s.2 (w.pc - v.s.dc) £3.00 1/0027 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Yvette/Trad Tavern Columbia SCD2167 (white label promo/no pc) £3.00 1/0028 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND It Looks Like A Big Time Tonight/Cottage Crawl (no centre) Columbia SCD2170 few l.marks (w.pc - v.s.dc) £3.00 1/0029 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Ory's Creole Trombone/Mood Indigo Columbia SCD2187 few l.scrs (no pc) £2.00 1/0030 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND PLAYS SPIRITUALS (Precious Lord, Take My Hand + 3) (EP) Columbia SEG7568 (w.plain Columbia EP cover) £3.00 1/0031 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Going To Town + 3 (EP) Columbia SEG7586 few l.scrs (w.plain Col. EP cover) £3.00 1/0032 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND BARBER IN BERLIN VOLUME TWO (EP) Columbia SEG8075 E £3.00 1/0033 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND "PAT" (EP) Columbia SEG8081 (w.plain Columbia EP cover) £3.00 1/0034 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND BARBER IN COPENHAGEN (EP) Columbia SEG8182 v.l.scrs (w.plain Col. EP cover) £3.00 1/0035 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND IN BARBER'S CHAIR (EP) Columbia SEG8224 l.marks (no pc) £2.00 1/0036 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND AT THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL with BERTIE KING (EP) Decca DFE6238 few v.l.marks/v.s.nc £5.00 1/0037 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND AT THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL with OTTILLIE PATTERSON (EP) Decca DFE6252 few v.l.marks £5.00 1/0038 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND AT THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL NO.2 (EP) Decca DFE6344 E nc/soc £3.00 1/0039 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND NEW ORLEANS BLUES (EP) Decca DFE6463 E £3.00 1/0040 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Tuxedo Rag/Brown Skin Mama Nixa 7NJ2004 E l.marks £2.00 1/0041 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND High Society/Papa De Da Da Nixa 7NJ2007 few l.marks/s.d.lab £2.00 1/0042 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Whistlin' Rufus/MONTY SUNSHINE QUARTET Hushabye Nixa 7NJ2011 (lovely copy) £3.00 1/0043 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Petite Fleur/Bugle Boy March Nixa 7NJ2026 few l.marks £2.00 1/0044 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home/Wild Cat Blues Nixa 7NJ2030 £3.00 1/0045 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND CHRIS BARBER SPECIAL (EP) Nixa NJE1007 l.marks/nc £3.00 1/0046 BARBER, CHRIS SKIFFLE GROUP AND JOHNNY DUNCAN (EP) Nixa NJE1025 E nc £3.00 1/0047 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND IN CONCERT PART ONE (EP) Nixa NJE1039 E l.scrs/nc £3.00 1/0048 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND IN CONCERT PART TWO (EP) Nixa NJE1040 (lovely copy) £5.00 1/0049 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND JAZZ PARADE VOLUME ONE (EP) Nixa NJE1068 few l.marks/s.nc £3.00 1/0050 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND JAZZ PARADE VOLUME TWO (EP) (w.Sonny Terry/Brownie McGhee) Nixa NJE1073 few l.marks (pc: 1" tear front) £3.00 1/0051 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND JAZZ PARADE VOLUME FOUR (EP) Nixa NJE1076 few v.l.marks £5.00 1/0052 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND JAZZ PARADE VOLUME FIVE (EP) Nixa NJE1077 (pc - torn flipback) £3.00 1/0053 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND MINUS 1 - PLUS 1 (EP) Polygon JTE103 few l.marks £3.00 1/0054 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND JAZZ JAMBOREE VOL.1 (EP) Storyville EP300 few l.marks (pc - top loader) £5.00 1/0055 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Down Home Rag + 2 (EP) (Odd Fellow Palais 1954) Storyville EP310 few l.marks ( " " " ) £5.00 1/0056 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Stomp Off + 3 (London 1951)(EP) Tempo EXA6 few l.marks (pc - v.s.dc) £3.00 1/0057 BARBER, CHRIS JAZZ BAND Tiger Rag + 3 (Copenhagen 1954) Tempo EXA22 few l.marks/s.nc £3.00 1/0058 BIG BEN DIXIELAND BAND JAZZ BAND BALL (EP) (Stan Roderick/Chisholm/Keith Bird…) Columbia ESG7759 E (pc - v.s.dc) £3.00 1/0059 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND Summer Set/Acker's Way Columbia 45-DB4382 E nc £2.00 1/0060 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND White Cliffs Of Dover/Fancy Pants Columbia 45-DB4492 E few l.marks £2.00 1/0061 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND Corrine Corrina/Buona Sera Columbia 45-DB4544 E- nc £2.00 1/0062 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND That's My Home/My Bucket's Got A Hole In It Columbia 45-DB4673 E- £2.00 1/0063 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND Frankie And Johnny/In A Persian Market Columbia 45-DB4795 E l.marks £2.00 1/0064 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND Acker's Lacquer/Lonely Columbia 45-DB4897 few v.l.scrs £3.00 1/0065 BILK, ACKER Evening Shadows/A Taste Of Honey (w.LEON YOUNG STRING CHORALE) Columbia 45-DB4949 few v.l.scrs £2.00 1/0066 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND Trinidad, Dad!/Manana Pasado Manana Columbia 45-DB4999 E nc £2.00 1/0067 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND Stars And Stripes For Ever/Creole Jazz Columbia SCD2155 v.s.nc (w.pc) £3.00 1/0068 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND ACKER'S AWAY (EP) Columbia SEG7940 E nc/soc (pc - s.dc) £2.00 1/0069 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND THE SEVEN AGES OF ACKER VOLUME ONE (EP) Columbia SEG8029 E few l.marks £3.00 1/0070 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND ACKER VOLUME ONE (EP) Columbia SEG8089 E few l.scrs £3.00 1/0071 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND A GOLDEN TREASURY OF BILK -1 (EP) Columbia SEG8139 few l.marks £3.00 1/0072 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND FOUR HITS AND A MISTER (EP) Columbia SEG8156 few l.marks £3.00 1/0073 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND BAND OF THIEVES (EP) Columbia SEG8178 £3.00 1/0074 BILK, ACKER PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND MR. 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