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100 Jazz Vocals Volume 1 Sheehan, Beverley and Leake, Allan. 100 Jazz Vocals Volume 2 Sheehan, Beverley and Leake, Allan 100 Jazz vocals Volume 1 Sheehan, Beverley and Leake, Allan. 100 Jazz vocals Volume 2 Sheehan, Beverley and Leake, Allan. 14 miles on a clear night : an irreverent, sceptical, and affectionate book about jazz records Gammond, Peter And Clayton, Peter 15 years of the Yarra Yarra Jazz Band Brown, Eric James. 15 years of the Yarra Yarra Jazz Band Brown, Eric James. 1935 Edition Of Parlophone Rhythm Style Jackson, Edgar Comp. 1942 Edition Of Swing Music And Hot Rhythm Records... Jackson, Edgar Comp. 1944 Edition Of Parlophone Rhythm Style Jackson, Edgar Comp. 30th anniversary of the Geelong jazz club 1980-2010 Parsons, David 52nd Street, the street of jazz Shaw, Arnold. A call to assembly : an American success story Ruff, Willie A catalague of 'Clarion' & 'Ebonoid' records. A history of their manufacture / by Frank Andrews Carter, Sydney H A century of jazz Carr, Roy A critic looks at jazz Borneman, Ernest. A discographical listing of jazz recordings of New Zealand. Volume 2, 1981- 2000. Huggard, Dennis O. A discography of Ade Monsbourgh Ricketts, Jack. A discography of the ' Little ' recording companies Miller, William H. A Few Personal Notes About La Vere's Chicago Loopers Acker, Clive A golden age of Jazz revisited 1939-1942 : three pivotal years of musical excitement when Jazz was world's popularSchumacher, music Hazen. A Guide To American Dance Music Issued On The Clifford Industries 'Custom Labels' Of 1928- 29 Laird, Ross. A guide to popular music Gammond, Peter A guide to the big band era : a comprehensive review of all the recorded hits and all the hitmakers Belaire, David C. G. A handbook of jazz Ulanov, Barry. A history of jazz A history of jazz in America Ulanov, Barry. A history of jazz in Britain 1919-50 Godbolt, Jim, A history of modern music Collaer, Paul, A jazz nursery : the story of the Jenkins' Orphanage Bands of Charleston, South Carolina Chilton, John. A jazz retrospect Harrison, Max. A left hand like God : the story of boogie-woogie Silvester, Peter. A life in jazz Barker, Danny. A love supreme : the creation of John Coltrane's classic album Kahn, Ashley. A new history of jazz Shipton, Alyn. A pictorial history of jazz Keepnews, Orrin and Grauer, Bill Jr. A popular history of music : from Gregorian chant to electronic music. Harman, Carter. A revised reissue of photographs based on Timme Rosenkrantz's Swing photo album 1939 : incorporating a selectionRosenkrantz, of photographs Timme from other Rosenkrantz publications including Jazzrevy and Swing music A short dictionaty of popular music Gammond, Peter A showman's story : the memoirs of Jim Davidson Davidson, Jim A thousand golden horns : the exciting age of America's greatest dance bands Fernett, Gene Acker Bilk Williams, Gordon. Acker Bilk discography Bielderman, Gerard Adagio for a simple clarinet Downes, Stephen Aerobleu: Pilot's Journal: 1939-1959 Morgan, Max. Ain't misbehavin' : the story of Fats Waller Kirkeby, Ed. Al Bowlly Colin, Sid Al Bowlly Colin, Sid and Staveacre, Tony. Alberta Hunter : A Celebration In Blues Taylor, Frank C. Albert's Mammoth Folio 5 : Great Jazz Standards Albert Publications. Alec Wilder and his friends : the words and sounds of Marian McPartland, Mabel Mercer, Marie Marcus, BobbyBalliett, Hackett, Whitney. Tony Bennett, Ruby Braff, Bob and Ray, Blossom Dearie, and Alec All in good time McPartland, Marian. All Music Guide To Jazz : The Definitive Guide To Jazz Nash, Peter. All the way : a biography of Frank Sinatra Freedland, Michael All this and 10% Godbolt, Jim. All this and many a dog : memoirs of a loser/pessimist Godbolt, Jim, All this jazz about jazz : the autobiography of Harry Dial. Dial, Harry, All What Jazz : A Record Diary 1961- 68 Larkin, Philip. All what jazz : a record diary, 1961-1971 Larkin, Philip. All you need is love : the story of popular music Palmer, Tony. Alphabetical discography of music by George Lewis Ikegami, Teizoh Alvino Rey and his orchestra, plus the King Sisters, 1939- 1958 Garrod, Charles and Korst, Bill. Amazing Grace the story of a unique Australian musician May, Bill, American jazz music Hobson, Wilder. American musicians : fifty-six portraits in jazz Balliett, Whitney American negro songs and spirituals : a comprehensive collection of 250 folk songs, religious and secular Work, John W. American popular song : the great innovators, 1900-1950 Wilder, Alec. An autobiography of Black jazz Travis, Dempsey J An entertaining war Pate, Michael. And all that jazz King, Colin And the bands played on Colin, Sid. Annie Hawkins discography Bielderman, Gerard Annual review of jazz studies 1 Morgenstern, Dan Annual review of jazz studies 2 Morgenstern, Dan Aretha : from these roots Franklin, Aretha and Ritz, David. Armstrong Bradbury, David. Arnett Cobb : the wild man of the tenor sax Demeusy, Bertrand Art Ford's jazz party 1958 TV & radio broadcasts Weir, Bob Comp Arthur Briggs Moller, Allard Artie Shaw : the man and his music Blandford, Edmund L As though I had wings : the lost memoir Baker, Chet. Auld acquaintance : An autobiography Lombardo, Guy. 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