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RCA 5500 AXM Series (2 LP Sets) RCA Discography Part 24 - By David Edwards, Mike Callahan, and Patrice Eyries. © 2018 by Mike Callahan RCA 5500 AXM Series (2 LP sets) AXM 2 5501 – Guitar Wizard – Tampa Red [1975] I'll Kill Your Soul (And Dare Your Spirit To Move)/If I Let You Get Away With It (You'll Do It All The Time)/King Fish Blues/Nobody's Sweetheart Now/Grievin' And Worryin' Blues/Give It Up Buddy And Get Goin'/Somebody's Been Doing That Thing/Mean Mistreater Blues/Witching Hour Blues/Stockyard Fire/I'm Bettin' On You/When I Take My Vacation In Harlem/When You Were A Girl Of Seven/Nutty And Buggy Blues/You Got Me Worryin'/Travel On/Rock It In Rhythm/Mr. Rhythm Man/Anna Lou Blues/Don't You Lie To Me/The Way To Get Lowdown/The Jitter Jump/She's Love Crazy/You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone/Mercy Mama Blues/Give Me Mine Now/Play Proof Woman/Crying Won't Help You/When Things Go Wrong With You/Love Her With A Feeling/So Crazy About You Baby/Rambler's Blues AXM 2 5502 – Willie Bryant, Jimmie Lunceford and Their Orchestras – Willie Bryant, Jimmie Lunceford and Their Orchestras [1975] Throwin' Stones At The Sun/It's Over Because We're Through/A Viper's Moan/Chimes At The Meeting/Rigamarole/Long About Midnight/The Sheik/Jerry The Junker/The Voice Of Old Man River/Steak And Potatoes/Long Gone (From Bowling Green)/Liza/Is It True What They Say About Dixie?/All My Life/The Right Somebody To Love/The Glory Of Love/Ride, Red, Ride/Moonrise On The Lowlands/Mary Had A Little Lamb/I Like Bananas/Cross Patch/I'm Grateful To You/In Dat Mornin'/Sweet Rhythm/White Heat/Jazznocracy/Chillun Get Up/Leavin' Me/Swingin' Uptown/Breakfast Ball/Here Goes (A Fool)/Remember When AXM 2 5503 – Bill Boyd’s Cowboy Ramblers – Bill Boy’s Cowboy Ramblers [1975] I'm Gonna Hop Off The Train/The Rambler's Rag/The Strawberry Roan/The Windswept Desert/Going Back To My Texas Home/Mama Don't Like No Music/Under The Double Eagle/Barn Dance Rag/I Can't Tame Wild Women/Wah Hoo/River Blues/Goofus/Saturday Night Rag/Fan It/'Way Out There/Draggin' It Around/You Shall Free Monah/Guess Who's In Town/Beaumont Rag/What's The Use/New Steel Guitar Blues/Boyd's Tin Roof Blues/I've Got Those Oklahoma Blues/New Spanish Two-Step/Spanish Fandango/Singing & Swinging For Me/La Golondrina/I've Got The Blues For Mammy/Mill Blues/New Fort Worth Rag/Lone Star Rag/Domino Rag AXM 2 5504 – George Hall and His Taft Orchestra: 1933-1937 – George Hall and His Taft Orchestra [1975] Good Morning Glory/There's A Cabin In The Pines/I Was In The Mood/Infatuation/How Can You Face Me/What About Me/When My Ship Comes In/Blue In Love/Okay Toots/To Call You My Own/I Won't Dance/Weatherman/Why Dream/I Never Saw A Better Night/No Strings (I'm Fancy Free)/Shine/Every Minute Of The Hour/Would You/It's A Sin To Tell A Lie/Robins And Roses/You Can't Pull The Wool Over My Eyes/Sing A Song Of Nonsense/Who Loves You/If We Never Meet Again/I Stumbled Over Love/Heaven In My Heart/I Can't Break The Habit Of You/How Could You/The Mood That I'm In/Fancy Meeting You/Hallelujah/There Goes My Dream AXM 2 5505 – The Complete Goodman Volume 1; 1935 – Benny Goodman [1975] Hunkadola/I'm Livin' In A Great Big Way (Takes 1 & 2)/Hooray For Love (Takes 1 & 2)/The Dixieland Band/Japanese Sandman/You're A Heavenly Thing/Restless/I'll Be Loving You Always/Get Rhythm In Your Feet/Ballad In Blue/Blue Skies/Dear Old Southland/Sometimes I'm Happy/King Porter Stomp/The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea/Jingle Bells/After You've Gone/Body And Soul/Who/Someday Sweetheart/Santa Claus Came In The Spring/Goodbye/Madhouse (Takes 1 & 2)/Sandman/Yankee Doodle Never Went To Town/No Other One/Eeny Meeny Miney Mo/Basin Street Blues/If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight 1 AXM 2 5506 – Chicago Breakdown – Big Maceo [1975] Worried Life Blues/Ramblin' Mind Blues/County Jail Blues/Can't You Read/So Long Baby/Texas Blues/Tuff Luck Blues/I Got The Blues/It's All Up To You/Bye Bye Baby Blues/Why Should I Hang Around/Poor Kelly Blues/Some Sweet Day/Any Time For You/My Last Go Around/Since You Been Gone/Kid Man Blues/I'm So Worried/Things Have Changed/My Own Troubles/Maceo's 32-20/Come On Home/Detroit Jump/Winter Time Blues/Won't Be A Fool No More/Big Road Blues/Chicago Breakdown/Broke And Hungry Blues/If You Ever Change Your Ways/It's All Over Now/I Lost My Little Woman AXM 2 5507 – The Complete Fletcher Henderson: 1927-1936 – Fletcher Henderson Orchestra [1976] Shufflin'/St. Louis Shuffle/Variety Stomp/Sugar Foot Stomp/Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On/Moan, You Moaners/Singin' The Blues ('Til My Daddy Comes Home)/Sweet Music/My Sweet Tooth Says I Wanna (But My Wisdom Tooth Says No)/Malinda's Wedding Day/Strangers/Take Me Away From The River/I Wanna Count Sheep (Till The Cows Come Home)/Poor Old Joe/Hocus Pocus/Phantom Fantasie/Harlem Madness/Tidal Wave/I'm A Fool For Loving You/Moonrise On The Lowlands/I'll Always Be In Love With You/Jangled Nerves/Where There's You There's Me/Do You Or Don't You Love Me/Grand Terrace Rhythm/Riffin'/Mary Had A Little Lamb/Shoe Shine Boy/Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing)/Until Today/Knock, Knock Who's There/Jimtown Blues/You Can Depend On Me AXM 2 5508 – The Father Jumps – Earl Hines [1975] Indiana/G. T. Stomp/Ridin' And Jivin'/Grand Terrace Shuffle/Father Steps In/Piano Man/Riff Medley/XYZ/Gator Swing/After All I've Been To You/Lightly And Politely/Boogie Woogie On The St. Louis Blues/Call Me Happy/Topsy Turvy/You Can Depend On Me/Tantalizing A Cuban/Easy Rhythm/In Swamplands/Comin' In Home/Jelly, Jelly/Up Jumped The Devil/Jersey Bounce/Southside/Windy City Jive/Swingin' On C/Yellow Fire/The Father Jumps/The Jitney Man/The Earl/Second Balcony Jump/Stormy Monday Blues/Scoops-Carry's-Merry/Furlough Blues AXM 2 5509 – Blue Orchids – Dick Todd [1975] Deep Purple/You've Got Me Crying Again/Why Begin Again (Pastel Blue)/Blue Evening/A Home In The Clouds/I Guess I'll Go Back Home/A Table In The Corner/Manhattan/Time On My Hands/Blue Orchids/One Morning In May/Lazy River/It's A Hundred To One I'm In Love/It's The Talk Of The Town/I Can't Get Started/Last Night's Gardenias/I'll Be Seeing You/Polka Dots And Moonbeams/Devil May Care/All This And Heaven Too/Sweet Lorraine/Along The Santa Fe Trail/Say It Isn't So/Together/Maria Elena/Wasn't It You/In The Middle Of A Dance/I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire/Concerto For Two (A Love Song)/'Tis Autumn/How About You/Someday Sweetheart AXM 2 5510 – Feast Here Tonight – Monroe Brothers [1975] My Long Journey Home/What Is A Home Without Love/What Would You Give In Exchange?/Little Red Shoes/Nine-Pound Hammer Is Too Heavy/On Some Foggy Mountain Top/Drifting Too Far From The Shore/In My Dear Old Southern Home/New River Train/Watermelon Hanging On The Vine/On The Banks Of The Ohio/God Holds The Future In His Hands/Darling Corey/Will The Circle By Unbroken?/The Saints Go Marching In/Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms/Where Is My Sailor Boy?/Some Glad Day/Katy Cline/Roll On Buddy/Weeping Willow Tree/On That Old Gospel Ship/All The Good Times Are Passed And Gone/He Will Set Your Fields On Fire/Sinner You Better Get Ready/Have A Feast Here Tonight/Good Bye Maggie/Rollin' On/Little Joe/A Beautiful Life/Pearly Gates/When Our Lord Shall Come Again AXM 2 5511 – The Complete Fats Waller, Volume 1: 1934-1935 A Memoir – Fats Waller [1975] A Porter's Love Song To A Chambermaid/I Wish I Were Twins/Armful O'sweetness/Do Me A Favor/Georgia May/Then I'll Be Tired Of You/Don't Let It Bother You/Have A Little Dream On Me/Serenade For A Wealthy Widow/How Can You Face Me/Sweetie Pie/Mandy/Let's Pretend There's A Moon/You're Not The Only Oyster In The Stew/Honeysuckle Rose/Believe It Beloved/Dream Man/I'm Growing Fonder Of You/If It Isn't Love/Breakin' The Ice/I'm A Hundred Per Cent For You/Baby Brown/Night Wind/Because Of Once Upon A Time/I Believe In Miracles/You Fit Into The Picture/Louisiana Fairy Tale/I Ain't Got Nobody (Takes 1 &2/Whose Honey Are You 2 AXM 2 5512 – The Complete Glenn Miller Volume 1 – Glenn Miller Orchestra [1975] My Reverie/By The Waters Of Minnetonka Part 1 and 2/King Porter Stomp/(Gotta Get Some) Shuteye/How I'd Like To Be With You In Bermuda/Cuckoo In The Clock/Romance Runs In The Family//The Chestnut Tree/And The Angels Sing/Moonlight Serenade/The Lady's In Love With You/Wishing (Will Make It So)/Three Little Fishes/Sunrise Serenade/Little Brown Jug//My Last Goodbye/But It Didn't Mean A Thing/Pavanne/Runnin' Wild/To You/Stairway To The Stars/Blue Evening/The Lamp Is Low//Rendezvous Time In Paree/We Can Live On Love (We Haven't Got A Pot To Cook In)/Cinderlla (Stay In My Arms)/Moon Love/Guess I'll Go Back Home/I'm Sorry For Myself/Back To Back/Sliphorn Jive 5513 AXM 2 5514 – The Complete Glenn Miller Volume 2: 1939 – Glenn Miller Orchestra [1976] Oh! You Crazy Moon/Ain't Cha Comin' Out?/The Day We Meet Again/I Wanna Hat With Cherries/Sold American/Pagan Love Song/Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead/Over The Rainbow//The Little Man Who Wasn't There/The Man With The Mandolin/Starlit Hour/Blue Orchids/Glen Island Special/Love With A Capital "You"/Baby Me/In The Mood//Wham (Re-Bop-Boom-Bam)/An Angel In A Furnished Room/Twilight Interlude/I Want To Be Happy/Farewell Blues/Who's Sorry Now/My Isle Of Golden Dreams/My Prayer//Blue Moonlight/Basket Weaver Man/Melancholy Lullaby/(Why Couldn't It Last) Last Night/Out Of Space/So Many Times/Blue Rain/Can I Help It?/I Just Got A Letter AXM 2 5515 – The Complete Goodman Volume 2; 1935-1936 – Benny Goodman [1976] When Buddha Smiles/It's Been So Long/Stompin' At The Savoy/Goody Goody/Breakin' In A Pair Of Shoes/I Hope Gabriel Likes My Music/Mutiny In The Parlor/I'm Gonna Clap My Hands/Swing Is
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