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U O K u 3 a. o Z - O LiJ — _l o i >- > (3 O>C0LJ>-OUDX ir 0) o 10 (0 m rO H (6 u 3 ~ O T3 o u O O h ft Pi O 1 0) •f5 0) 5! o (d 5 _o £ .2 s£ 8 S e -o > O i-i 8 s 0) r*2> CO J® ft ° (0 13 8-S * O 0J si Cm J 0 0(0 Oh 0) (0 . I. The Record Changer The only record exchange in the world Gcrdon GulHckson, editor, publisher; Don Wilson, circulation nanager: Don Anderson, staff artist. Published every north at FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA, and copyright 1M3 by Gordon Gulliclson. fine dollar, U.S. money (twelve Issues) a year. A Style and a Memory to the people, it dies out. That is precisely what happened to New Orleans Everybody agrees music that the outlook In New Orleans until the 1920' s jazz for jazz is gloomy. was the popular music of the day. It That is, everybody struck the fancy of the crowds. It except the swing nlayed its part in the life of the citv. boys . To prove It had definite social functions. Jazz their point, these musicians made a good living. But cer- people use a strange tain events, social and political, famil- argument. Progress iar to everyone, separated the New Or- they say, is inev- leans musicians from their audience, and itable, and jazz the musicians began their endless migra- as played today is tions all around the country. Slowly New necessarily and fatally superior to the Orleans lost its importance as a city of jazz of the early twenties. Such stupid jazz, and in the last decade not one reasoning can be dismissed without fur- significant musician has come from there. ther comment. But the unalterable fact (Whether any significant musician at all remains that jazz music has gone through has emerged in the last decade is anoth- a series of radical evolutions. On one er question.) Of course New Orleans expected it to remain static: but its music remained, — a style and a memory. evolution could have taken very different It was, and is, still played; only by forms from the ones it took. What those old-timers. But only the very great and forms could have been is a nice subject the most uncompromising have been able to dream about. And dreaming is a dan- to keep their identity and to stick to gerous kind of waste of time these days. the roots. Even Louis gave up, a long Which brings me to my point: The fra- time ago. Furthermore, those who, in ternity of jazz lovers is composed main- spite of everything, have clung to the ly of sentimental dreamers whose imagi- old style, who have refused to compromise nation confines itself to the narrow with the newer trends, live or have paths of their ivory towers. lived in a permanent state of half-star- They are more or less unanimous in varion (Johnny and Baby Dodds, Ladnier, their ambition to reform jazz. Their Bechet, etc.). Which is tragic, but re- platform has one essential basis: Only vealing. Few will deny that this evo- by returning to New Orleans music can lution of popular music in America has jazz again become a living artform. This been unfortunate, and that the popular beautiful ideal has often been expressed. music of today ie infinitely less inter- One of the very best among jazz writers, esting and less vital, than the popular Gene Williams, said it in these terms: music of New Orleans. But the all-im- "...the real jazz is the stuff which portant problem, now, is to inquire came out of New Orleans, flavored with whether there is any possibility for a ragtime and rooted in the blues ;.. .this return to New Orleans music, after such music is as valid today as it ever was, an evolution has taken place, completely and... the best hope for jazz is to re- transforming in its course the taste of discover those roots." (Jazz Information the public and the mentality of the mu- Vol. II, No. 16). No one with sincere sician. interest in jazz can fail to share this It is easy to enumerate the forces hope. I also, in one of those sentimen- that have destroyed good jazz: Commer- tal moods, have written to the same cialism, Tin Pan Alley, and so on. In effect. But nobody so far has been able other words, money. It is more difficult to show how these roots could be redis- to point out the exact time when the covered. I suspect nobody ever will. break with New Orleans music was made. For a very simple reason: In tackling Much more decisive than Ted Lewis and this problem, many extra-musical factors Paul Whiteman's symphonic jazz in the must be taken into consideration. As new orientation of Jazz were certain soon as they are, the hopelessness and great jazz musicians who decided there the futility of the whole enterprise be- should be some changes made. Perhaps come sadly evident. the death-blow to New Orleans music took Mo art can survive without an audience. place when Louis and Hines got together New Orleans music has lost its audience. and started Jiving. Jive was a conta- In more obscure and hermetic arts, the gious and malignant microbe; swing was importance of an audience is perhaps here. less great. But it must always Ve re- New Orleans music means nothing to membered that jazz is popular rtusic. the young musician of today, whether When one form of jazz loses its appeal negro or white. If he is forced to lis- APR 12 1943 , , a , 2. ten to it, he finds it archaic or corny safely predict that such attempts will or comical. The very notion that he become more and more rare. A certain should ever play in that style seems instrumental technique is necessary for utterly preposterous to him. When jazz the performance of New Orleans music, and first began to drift away from the New that technique is being forgotton and Orleans style, the problem was very dif- being replaced by other techniques. For ferent. Then, most of the musicians instance, certain strict methods had to realized that New Orleans music was the be learned for the playing of a New Or- real jazz, even if they played commer- leans trombone or a New Orleans clarinet. cialized swing in order to make more They are unknown to the musician of to- money. Now, the obstacles betv/een New day. How can anyone expect of him to Orleans music and the jazz musician are rediscover the roots of New Orleans much greater; in fact, they are so great music, when his musical sensitivity is it is impossible to imagine how those different from that music and his style obstacles could be destroyed. It is no is opposed to it? more a purely economic question, but one It would be wise for those among jazz of musical expression. The changes in critics and jazz lovers who are wishful the style of interpretation have been so thinkers to meditate upon the relations deep and so categorical that there is between music or any other art and the absolutely nothing in common between the society in which it flourishes. New Or- values of New Orleans music and the leans in 1910 was a different world from values in which today's young musician Harlem in 1943. To hope that it could believes. That music is totally alien be possible to impose upon the Harlem to him. of today the music of the New Orleans of The only important exception to this 1910 is to ignore history. Duke Elling- is the Lu Watters band, which conscious- ton is popular in Harlem because the ly tried to recapture the spirit of New. young negro of today recognizes certain Orleans, and succeeded to an amazing de- aspects of himself in Ellington's music, gree. One is almost tempted to say that just as the music of Bunk -Johnson or this exception proves the rule, because King Oliver meant something very definite it is difficult to imagine a more un- tp the young negro of New Orleans in usual group than the admirable musicians 1910. who played in the Watters band. They are It does not follow that the real jazz all collectors who played not to make a is dead. Swing is just one phase in the living but for their ovm pleasure. Their evolution of popular American music. It music has been incomprehensible if not is possible that in the future that mu- funny to the swing fan and the swing sic will adopt certain forms which will musician. The Watters band had its fol- be as rich and as satisfying as New Or- lowers, composed obviously of collectors leans music. But there will be no redis- who liked New Orleans music. But the covery of New Orleans music. It is im- Goodman fan or the Eldridge fan looks possible to resurrect it. 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California. - Cedar Rapids, iowa 1 1 WANTS AND ITEMS FOR DISPOSITION Francis John Walcott 2402 Dana Street, Berkeley, California For sale or trade LOUIS ARMSTRONG RED NICHOLS Keepin' out of Mischief now/Lawd you CO 2646 N NOBODY KNOWS/SMILES BR 4790 G Sweet savannah sue/that rhythm man OK 8717 G Who/Carolina in the morning BR 4925 G Cabin in the pines/i've got the world on BB 6910 E K ING OLIVER Memories of youAou're lucky to me OK 41468 N DlPPERMOUTH 8LUES GE 5132 F home/All of me V0 3125 N SWEET LOVIN' MAN OK 4906 G ROCKIN' CHAIR/l AIN'T GOT NOBODY OK 8756 E ST. JAMES INFIRMARY BB 5466 N ORIGINAL WOLVERINES 1 SURRENDER DEAr/WALKIN' MY BABY BACK OK 41497 N CONFESSIN'/lF 1 COULD BE WITH YOU vo 3059 N ROYAL GARDEN BLUES BR 4000 V COUNT 8AS IE JACK PETTIS NOBODY KNOWS/SONG OF THE ISLANDS vo 5169 V DOIN* THE NEW LOW DOWN VI 21 159 G JACK BLAND RED HEADS WHO STOLE THE LOCK/SOMEBODY STOLE GABRIEL ME 12513 N CORRINE CORR Na/BUG-A-600 ME 12495 V LMDTAR LALLUWAYTAIinwAV MUGGSY 'SPANIER SWEET JENNIE LEE PE 15366 G Hesitating blues DE 4271 N CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS TEXAS BLUES DESTROYERS (BUBBER Ml LEY) I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY/THERE 'LL BE SOME HRS 7-8 E Lenox avenue shuffle VO 14913 V EDDIE CONDON FRANK TESCHEMAKER-CFI 1 AR ROYS The eel/home cooking Br 6746 N Jazz me slues/barrell house stomp UHCA 61-62 N The eel/Home cooking (2cd masters) Co 35680 N JOE VENUTI Little girl/tempo oi mooernage 2488 0 IX IE DA 1 S 1 ECS CO E BUGLE CALL RAG Ro 839 G Tap room blues DE 625 E TOMMY DORSEY CLAMBAKE SEVEN FATS WALLER Minor BY CAB 1 N OF 0REAMS VI 25620 V drag BB 10185 N 1H A TISKET A TASKET V 1 25899 G PAUL ITEMAK IN MY MEDITATIONS V 25625 E OUT OF TOWN GAL CO 1505 V DUKE ELLINGTON Wanted BUGLE CALL RAG/DINAH 22938 VI G LOUIS ARMSTRONG REGINALD FORSYTHE YOU MADE ME LOVE YOu/lRISH BLACK BOTTOM OK 8447 DODGING A DIVORCEE CO 3012 E WILD MAN BLUES/GULLY LOW BLUES OK 8474 BUD FREEMAN MELANCHOLY BLUES ANY Sail fish/Satanjc blues DE 2781 N ONCE IN A SHILe/STRUTTIN' WITH SOME BARBECLE OK 8566 THE EEl/CHINA BOY 10286 BB N COW COW DAVENPORT BENNY GOODMAN ATLANTA RAG CH 50033 SH 1 RT TA 1 STOMP L /BLUE Br 3975 Ft JOHNNY DODDS Basin street blues/Beale street blues " 7645 N OH DADDY PARA 12471 v 1 25846 G LOVELESS LOVE Para 12483 RORRV HArtfTTT DUODT nh^L 1 1 WEARY BLUES Vo 15632 DO IN' THE NEW LOW DOWN 4565 VO E ALEX HILL That da-oa strain VO 4142 E TACK HEAD blues Vo 1270 FLETCHER HENDERSON KANSAS C 1 TY FRANK Shanghai shuffle (louis) vo 14935 G Jelly roll stomp BR 7062 Dinah VO 15204 G CRIPPLE CLARENCE LOFTON Hop OFF Br 41 19 E Strut that thing VO 02951 EARL HINES BROWN SKIN GALS ME 61 166 SOLID MAMA vo 4143 G JELLY ROLL MORTON ART HODES JMano solos) Ge, Para, Silv, vo ROSS TAVERN BOOGIE SA 12007 N NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS HOTSY TOTSY GANG Flat footAad 00 q CO 14337 March of the hoodlums/harvey Br 4559 G MIXEO SALAO/ICAN'T SAY Co 14465 DO IN' THE NEW LOW DOWn/DIGGA 01GGA DO Br 4014 G KING OLIVER TED LEWIS SNAKE RAG/4HIGH SOCIETY OK 4933 Farewell blues/wabash blues(sub-surface JAZZIN' BABIES BLUES OK 4975 CRACK CO 2029 E ROOM RENT BLUES/l AIN'T GONNA TELL N0600Y OK 8148 WINGY MANNONE WORKING MAN'S 6LUES/R 1 VERS 1 DE BLUES OK 40034 nickel in the slot OK 4|573 V SWEET BABY DOLL/XlABEL'S DREAM OK 8235 RAY McK INLEY SOUTHERN STOMPS Para 12088 New Orleans parade DE 1019 E MABEL'S OREAm/R 1 VERS 1 DE BLUES ANY F 1 NGERWAVE DE 1020 N ORIGINAL TUXEDO JAZZ BAND RED MCKENZIE BLACK RAG OK 8198 Sweet lorra i ne VA 520 N REO ONION JAZZ 8ABIES 1 CRIEO for you N VA 589 Cake walkin' babies GE 5627 MCKENZ IE-CONDON CHICAGOANS LIL 'S HOT SHOTS nobody's 1 t: sweetheart/l ZA 1 1-12 UHCA DROP THAT SACK VO 1037 MOUNO C 1 TY BLUE BLOWERS CLARA SMITH hello lola/One hour 10037 BB E SHIPWRECK BLUES CO 14077 UUNDY JIM CLARENCE WILLIAMS BLUE FIVE 1 surrender oear/ain't misbehavin' 598 VA N CAKE WALKIN' BABIES OK 40321 ! Pittsburgh a few months ago. The PLATTERTUDES no need to apologize for the #2 i ter (used for the J.I. reissue, mer> (*tj because it was the only new copy avai. £uyene WillUmi able); it's one of the most beautifu of the Armstrong accompaniments. Num- When Gordon Gull- ber one, however, has a cornet solo so ,ickson asked me to wonderfully conceived that it surpasses write a regular coll- even Louie's marvelous playing on the ectors column for commoner master. But the fact that the Record Changer, one master may surpass the other is I declined, — large- incidental to the more general case of ly because a "coll- two or more different variations of ector" who is sep- the same record. If we still believe arated from his phon- that in jazz the performance is more ograph, records, and important thein the "tune", we ought to reference books isn't show a good deal more interest in mas- very well qualified ter variations, and respect for them, for such a job. A few more-or-less new than most collectors do. itetis have turned up recently, however, Mr. Gullickson, the Record Changer which may not have been reported else- himself, reports finding a Jelly Roll where. It probably won't hurt to men- Morton accompaniment to singer Billie tion them in print. Young. It's Victor 23339 and the Cow Cow Davenport's piano solo of titles are when They Get Lovin' They's Chimes Blues was issued on Paramount Gone / You Done Played Out BluesT Jelly' s name is on the label, and 12800 ( coupled with Slow Drag ) and Champion 50033 (coupled with Atlanta there's a little fine piano and a lot of pretty good singing. Rag ) . Now it appears on a third label, G-ennett 6838, coupled with Strutting Alfred Lion (now in the Army) and Frank Wolfe, who were the most active The Blues . The Paramount and Champion masters of Chimes are different, and I members of Blue Note Records, have two believe the Gennett is identical with new Cripple Clarence Lofton items, one one or the other; only direct compari- almost certain and the other a bit son would show which. To complete the doubtful. On Jockey Blues (Gennett roll of labels, it should be added that 6337) b.y Sammy Brown, the pianist is Slow Drag was also reissued by Elusive almost unquestionably Lofton (to my Eli Oberstein on Varsity, and that Bill ears and to those of the collection's Love once reported (J.I. 1:19) a copy owners), and the singing too sounds of Struttin' the Blues and Atlanta Rag like Clarence's characteristic style. on Supertone. The Struttin' side is "Sammy Brown"is obviously a pseudonym; particularly interesting because it the coupling has a different singer isn't listed in Discography, and hap- and accompaniment , though the same name. pens to be pretty good piano. The The second Lion-Wolfe Lofton item, Gennett is dated 1929, has no master which seems to me less easy to identi- numbers, and gives the artist's name fy positively, is On The Wall / Py The as Charlie Davenport. Moon and Stars (Paramount l"3~008, mas- Speaking of different one masters: ters L419 and L420 ) by Louise Johnson. of the oddities of collecting is the Neither of these two finds is as im- way original-label collectors and mas- pressive as the Cripple Clarence discs ter-number researchers are often lump- on Solo Art, Vocalion, Melotone and ed together as equally idiotic members Decca; but both are worth picking up of the lunatic fringe. By now it should if anyone runs across them. be fairly clear that the label fancier is simply a collector whose criteria are not exclusively musical. His in- terest in externals may be irrelevant, but it isn't necessarily despicable. Subscribe Master numbers, however, are an en- tirely different question. Judicious- ly handled, master-number investiga- tion can throw a good deal of light on the historical, and ultimately the mu- to the sical, factors of record sessions. And the comparison of variant masters, an occupation usually scorned by the jam session cognoscenti, is often revarded Record by deeper enjoyment and understanding of jazz. An example which haunts me is the extremely rare //l master of Trixie Smith's Railroad Changer Blues (Paramount 12262), which I heard for the first time when g^^Ju^cjll^jjl^jga^^^^foi^me^^i ' N ) )) WANTED 1 9 0 A 1 4 CHICAGO FOCTWARMERS BALL IN' THE JACK OK 8533 3.50 Adam My EASY OK 8548 3.50 Adam Lady love (ex) OK 8613 3.50 Adam CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS I'VE FOUND A NEW BABy/CkaNGES (N) UHCA 7-8 2,50 MORR 1 'VE FOUND A NEW BABY/CHANGES UHCA 7-8 1.50 JONE JUNIE COBB I GRAINS OF CORN SMOKESHOP DRAG/BOOT THAT THING Vo 1259 4.00 Horn 12 3 4 BOOT THAT THING/SMOKEHOUSE DRAG VO 1269 3.00 STEA EDD 1 CONDON IRVING AARCIISON E Eel/ Homecookin' \ ANY ROBB PARDON MY SOUTHERN ACCENT/ATE AN CO 2946 .50 LlQU MY SCANDINAVIAN GIRL VI 7 .50 LIQU B 1 NG CROSBY Gay love ABER HENRY ALLEN Gay faree v*E 2536 ABER N 23006 ADAM ROAM 1 VI 2.00 Cabin in the cotton R 6329 ABER LOUIS ARMSTRONG STREET OF DREAMS ( NEW BR 6464 Glee SV.'EET LITTLE PAPA (EX) OK. 8397 3 50 A Learn to croon (new) Br 6594 Glee Lonesome blues {ex) OK 8396 3 50 AdT' 1 'VE GOT TO PASS YOU HOUSE (NEW, BR 66 10 Glee Sunset cafe stomp (ex) OK 8423 3 50 ADAM (new) Just one more chance BR 6 1 20 Glee |p| Sh BLACK BOTTCM (ex) OK 6447 3 50 Ada" V 1 FOUND ON CUR YOU/SNUGGLED BR 6248 1 .25 LlQU Gully low blues (ex) OK 8474 ADAM 7 01 L ° NG LL T LflST ^ " *" ' BR 6259 1 .25 LlQU WILLIE THE WEEPER (Ex) OK 8482 3,50 ADAM my'woman BR 1.25 LlQU MELANCKOLLY BLUES (N) OK OP. voc 3.50 ADAM VCU ' RE BEAUT I FUL TO NIGHT MY DEAP 647" 1.25 LlQU SUGAR FOOT STRUT (N) OK 8609 3.50 ADAM Linger a little longer/got the BR 6491 1.25 LlQU POTATO HEAD BLUES ( Any GRIF WHAT DO 1 CARE IT'S HOME BR 6515 1 .25 LlQU ORY'S CREOLE TROMBONE Co 35838 GRI F SHADOW WALTZ Bp 6599 1 .25 L 1 QU (ANY, EXCEPT ORCHESTRA) HILL Little dutch mill Br 6794 1.25 Ll QU POTATO HEAD BLUES UHCA 59-60 1.65 Mo RR MY HONEY'S LOVING ARMS BR 6525 1.25 LlQU WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE OK 41498 1 .50 JONE TQV.PTA T 1 On/WE 'LL MAKE HAY Br 6695 1.25 LlQU GUS ARNHE IM ORCHESTRA GEMS FROM WHITE'S SCANOALS BR 20102 2.00 LlQU SUZANNE VI 24235 1.25 LlQU Face the music medley Br 20106 2.00 L IQU ATLANTA MERRYMAKERS LAV.'D YOU MADE THE NIGHT TC LONG Br 20109 2.00 Ll QU BLACK STOMP (EX) MAO 1935 1 .50 ADAM DIXIELAND JUG BLOWERS LOV IE AUSTIN House pent pag VI 20420 3.00 HORN st. 10.00 STEA Rampart slues PA RA 12300 1 .75 Adam WEARY BLUES/N. 0. STOMP VO 15632 Too sweet for words Para 12313 2.25 AOAM Bull fiddle blues ( Any STEA Jackass blues (ex) Para 12361 4.00 Adam BLUE CLARINET STOMP (any STEA Galliom stomp Para 12380 4.00 Adam JOHNNY DODDS Para 4.00 Merry makers twine 12391 ADAM RA 1 LROAD BOOMER OK 45417 ADAM BEALE STREET WASHBOARD BAND I'LL BE THINKING OF YOU OK 45560 Adam AFTER YOU'VE(BOTH MSTRS N) VO OR BR 2.50 Adam 40 AND TIGHT ( N VO 1403 4.50 ADAM WlLDMAN (BOTH MASTERS Br 3567 4.00 Adam SIDNEY BECHET Oh,lizzie (m) BR 3585 2.00 ACAM Maple leaf rag BB 761 4 2.00 MORR NEW ORLEANS STOMP (V) VO 15632 30.00 AoiM BIX BEICERBECKE Oh daddy PARA 12471 5.00 Adam JAZZ ME BLUES (ANY) GRIF LOVELE.SS LOVE para 12483 5.00 Adam BEN BERN IE PENCIL PAPA (V) VI 38038 2.50 Adam DRUMMER'S DAY OK 4943 SHER (Any re-issued on Bluebird) BB Dart J IMMY BERTRAND ivildman blues/melancholy BR 3567 GR 1 F STRUGGLING (n) VO 1035 1.50 ADAM Wildman blues/melancholy BR 3567 HILL 47th St. stomp (n) VO IC60 1 .50 ADAM WEAPY BLUES (E TO N) Vo 15632 RlDO ! ADAM 1 5.00 M GO IN' HUNTIN' VC 1099 DORSEY BROTHERS ORCHESTRA V 0 1 100 5.00 ADAM BLUES STAMPEDE LET'S DO IT/SPELL OF THE BLUES OK 41 181 ABER vo 1099 5.00 Horn 1 GO 1 N HUNTI 'M SPELL OF THE BLUEs/LET'S DO IT OK 41 ISI Glee Vo 7 Horn 1 SABELLA MY KINDA LOVE OK 41 188 Glee Strug gl in' /Little bits VO 1035 3.00 Stea MY K 1 NOA LOVE OK 41 188 1.75 LlQU BARNEY BIGARO SPELL OF THE BLUES/LET'S DO IT OK 41228 1.75 LlQU DRUMMER'S DELIGHT OK 3985 SHE R DUKE ELL 1 NG TON JIMMY BLYTHE TRUMBONE BLUES (ANY) grit MESSIN' AROUNO Para 12376 5.00 ADAM (Any Col. OK, voc) Grit WEARY WAY BLUES vo 1 135 3.00 Adam WILL EZELL (SOLOS) 1 ADAM HAVE MERCY Vo 136 3.50 BUCKET OF BLOOD Para 12773 5.00 Horn 1 ADAM MY 6ABY vo 180 3.00 HOT SPOT STUFF Para 12914 Horn APE MAN/YOUR FOLKS Para 12428 3.50 STEA L 1 ONEL HAMPTON ORIENTAL MAN/MY BABY vo i ieo 3.50 Stea 2601 1 1.65 MORR BOHUNKUS BLUES Para 12368 3.50 Stea Shoe shiners drag VI BUZZING AROUND WITH THE BEE VI 25575 1.50 MORR PERRY BRADFORD Lucy long/i ain't gonna play NO VO 15165 1.50 HERZ COLEMAN HAWKINS CHICAGO RHYTHMKINGS WHEN DAY IS DONE BB 10693 .85 MORR MORR (EITHER TITLE ON SIGNATURE) SIC ROBB HONEYSUCKLE ROSE/'CRAZY RHYTHM Vl 26219 1.00 ) E E ) 12 3 4 1 2 ( jelly-^.oll morton continued TACK HEAD BLUES Vo 1270 5.00 Horn Prof, hot stuff vi 23429 — HORl - ART HOPES Primrose stomp Vi 23424 HORN ROSS TAVERN ECOGIE SA 12007 2,00 Mo rr London blues Rialto 535 - — Horn Beale street elues BB 10252 I, 00 Mo rr I PAHA TROUBADOURS Steamboat stomp BB 8372 I 00 morr ROSE OF MANDALAY CO 1694 1.25 L|qu High society bb 10434 . 85 MORR MERLlNE JOHNSON (yas VAS girl) Balling the jack bb 10450 es MORR (any) — mr. jelly lord bb 10258 I 25 MORR PETE JOHNSON king porter stomp (e to n ) auto 617 - RlDD LET ' EM JUMP SA i2005 2.00 MORR new orleans bootblacks RICHARD M. JONES (any) ANY 3.00 Adam Hot AND READY PARA 12705 3.00 Horn FLAT FOOT/MAD DOG CO 14337 5.00 STEA BABY 0' MINE OK 8390 3.00 HORN NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS KANSAS CITY FRANK MELROSE milenberg Joys (new) Ge 3076 Rl DD PAZ 2 THE JUG GE 5565 5.00 HORN roof blues Tin (new; b master) Ge 5105 R I DD GENE KRUPA NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS Gate mouth/Perd ido UHCA R. t VI ., BB.) 15-16 I .90 MORR TOMMY LADNIER FRANK IE NEWTON Really the BLUES BB 10089 .85 Horr (Any) SAM LAN IN RED NICHOLS Sweet Georgia brown Susianka/i '« CRAZY over YOU OK 41228 AEER BR 4944 I .50 GROV rockin* Chair Susianna/i'm crazy OVER YOU OK 41228 1.75 LlQU BR 6013 1.25 GROV LEADBELLY (Any featuring g, Miller or krupa) PlGMEAT PAPA ME GC455 HORN Chinatown/On the alamo BR 4363 HOUG ME 13326 HORN sh1ek of araby BR 4885 HOUG ME 13327 HORN J I MM IE NOQNE LIU'S HOT SHOTS APEX BLUES VO 1207 flROV Drop that sack (m) VO 1037 5.00 ADAM A MONDAY DATE VO 1229 GROV LOU I S I ANA RHYTHM KINGS RED NORVO Last cent (V) VO 15815 12.50 ADAH THE N I GHT I S BLUE Co 3026 1.50 Jone that da^da strain EX HRS .— 4.00 ADAM KING OLIVER WINGY MANNONE (any on ok) (v) ok 84 TC 4 10 Adam LIMEHOUSE BLUES BB 10432 .65 Mo RR new drlfans stomp/chattanooga st. co 13003 2.50 HERz Jazz Band) — hill JOE MARSALA ( any king. Oliver WOLVERINE BLUES/JAZZ ME BLUES V d i fpehmouth blues uhca 77-78 1.75 MORR REV. McGEE AND CONGREGATION Canal street elues UHCA 67-68 1.50 Morr ROOM RENT BLUES NOTHING TO DO IN HELL B 5345 HORN OK 81 48 10.00 Stea RIVERSIDE ELUES OK 40034 6.00 STEA BABYLON IS FALLING DOWN B 526 ( Horn Mabel's dream MCKENZ IE-CONDON CHICAGOANS OK 8235 10.00 STEA jazzin' babies blues ok 4975 8.00 STEA China boy OK, UHCA Gri f Budoy's habits/tears ok 40000 6.00 STEA nobody's sweetheart OK, UHCA Gri f GLENN MILLER PRY'S SUNSHINE 0RCHE5TRA ORY'S OREOLE TROMBONE ( NEW (Any) Ridd (any brunswicks) Sher T I MY PARHAM blues serenaoe/moonlight on gan, CO 3051 SHER Pes 0' i 'm (Any victor, ex condition) viVi 1.50 Adam my heart/ sittin on. De 1 342 SHER Rhapsody in blue (Any) Sher RAMPART STREET WASHBOARD BAND MISSISSIPPI JOOK BAND (Any on Oriole or Perfect) — 5.00 Adam BROADWAY RA5TUS sk i ppy wh i ppy ME 61 165 2.50 HORN WHOOPEE STOMP PARA HORN Dangerous woman ME 61271 2.5C HORN 12764 5.00 miff mole LUIS RUSSELL (amy mew Ok) ok $2 TO ADAM My gal sal (ex) OK 40932 2.00 ADAM J3 Case on down (ex) Crazy rhythm (ex) OK 41098 2.00 ADAM vo 1579 3.00 AOAM that's a plenty ( ex OK 42232 2.00 ADAM BECHET—SPANIER BIG FOUR JELLY-ROLL MORION (Any CN HRS) HRS ROBB sidewalk blues (n) ' PEE WEE RUSSELL V I 2C252 1 .25 Adam someday sweetheart (n) (ANY ON HRS) ROBB VI 20405 I .00 Adam Pretty lil (n) Vl 38028 2.25 ADAM CHARLIE SEGAR Tank town bump (N) Vi 38075 2.25 Adam BOOG IE WOOG I 3836 I . 10 GROV Try me out VI 381 13 2,25 ADAM OMER 5IME0N (SOLOS) fussy mabel (n) VI 36125 2.25 ADAM Smokehouse blues 7109 4.00 Horn looking for a bluebird VI 23004 2.25 ADAM Fickle fay creep VI 23019 3.25 ADAM DUDE SKILES Mint julep V 23334 7.50 ADAM MY GIRL (N) 516 2.00 ADAM Jersey joe/Sweet feter Vl 23402 8.50 ADAM PINETCP Mississippi 5MITH Mildred V I 23424 10.00 ADAM PlNETOP'S BOOGIE WOOG I I 13 1.50 MORR Load of coal VI 23429 10.00 ADAM (Any Jelly-roll Morton) MU6GSY SPAN IER gam3lin jack VI 23307 HORN sister kate/d i pfermouth ROBB jersey joe V I 23402 HORN jazz band ball/Livery stable ROBB APR l2 /anted I * Recollec 12 3 4 Orleans VICTORIA SPIVEY K I ND A MAN (N) VO 03366 I. JOE SULLIVAN IN HILL BLUES (new) CO OR UHCA 2. MORR In approaching 1TTLE ROCK GETAWAY/jUST STROLL. DE 600 ~ HOUG and passing the ERSKINE TATE New Or- 3T0MP OFF, LET'S city of GO / STATIC STRUT VO 15372 I Missi- JASPER TAYLOR leans, the Stomp time blues Para |2409 4 AOAM sippi River makes stomp time blues Para 12409 6 HORN a series of ma- FRANK TESCHMACHER jestic curves,whil e Jazz me blues/Barrel house(n) UHCA 61-62 2.50 Mo RR flowing in a south - FRANK IE TRUMBAUER - easterly direction. i ce OK 40903 GR I F three bli no m A large portion riverboat shuffle OK, UHCA - GRI F of the city is contained in one of Mississippi mud OK 40979 I LlQU somewhat re- Ostrich walk UHCA 29-30 I MORR these great curves, which riverboat shuffle OK 40822 2, JONE sembles a broad letter (J, a part of VENUTI-LANG which forms the crescent that accounts BEALE STREET BLUES UHCA 108 MORR for the designation"The Crescent City". FAREWELL BLUES UHCA IC6 MORR As it finishes the letter U the Missi- PAUL WHITEMAN sippi swings to the right and turns to- night at the biltmore VI 39000 aber about the Oh miss hannah/china boy CO 1945 Aber ward the Gulf of Mexico. At you brought new kino of love Co 2171 aber point where the river makes this right after you've gone CO 2098 Aber turn is the foot of Elysian Fields it was the dawn of love VI 21453 Glfe Avenue, a thoroughfare in downtown New what price lyrics ( rhythm boys) VI 24349 Glee Orleans, broad enough to carry several coquette CO 1755 Glee tracks in the 0 miss hannah; CO 1945 Glee railroad and trolley car supposin' Co 1862 1.25 LlQU center with a wide roadway on each waiting at the end of the road CO 1974 1.25 LlQU side. Not many blocks from the river Great day CO 2023 1.25 LlQU was a small railroad station, the ter- After you've gone CO 2098 1.25 LlQU minal stop of a little railroad that CLARENCE WILLIAMS connected two points well known in the Texas moanep blues OK 8171 5.00 stea of jazz music, --New Orleans Papa oe da da OK 8245 6.00 STEA history Livin' high/Just wait OK 8272 5.00 STEA and Milneburg. ' 40321 STEA Cake walk in bab i es OK 6.00 I was told that in the years follow- ALBERT WYNN ing the Civil War, Milneburg was a pop- THAT CREOLE BAND OK 8350 3.00 STEA ular resort for fashionable New Orleans ' SHE 'S CRY I N FOR ME VO 1252 3.00 STEA folks, but as the years passed it lost ANY ART 1ST OR RECORDING GROUP its appeal to the elite and became a (SEND LIST IF EX. OR NEW ) UHCA $1.50 TO S3 AOAU gathering place for the hoi polloi. WANTED While I lived in New Orleans it was a Texas bands great place for boisterous picnics and social club outings. I AM LOOKING FOR THE FOLLOWING BANDS OF TEXAS ORIGIN ANY AND ALL TITLES IN GOOD CONDITION Elysian Fields Avenue runs almost AT REASONABLE PRICES. due north and south, and the little railroad followed the same direction don albert vocal ion straight to Milneburg, to troy floyd okeh which the boots and his buddies bluebird trains ran frequently on Saturdays, herman waldman brunswick (maybe others Sundays and holidays. The engines on mack rogers blueb i ro these trains were small coal burning fred gardner's texas university affairs, which seemed to run just fast troubadors okeh enough to keep the wooden coaches al- Jake trussell,jr., route box Kingsville, 2, 38, Texas ways in a shower of cinders. Persons Attention wearing white clothes h3d to be care- GOODMAN COLLECTORS ful, there being no screens in the car For auction, —an item of particular rarity windows. Louisville and Nashville Benny Railroad trains also ran out Elysian Goodman's Orchestra, Don't Be That Way , on spec! Victor demonstration label, brown and buff color. I Excellent condition. Minimum bid:--$2.50. Fields Avenue for about twenty blocks, Closing date for bids:—April 15, 1943. les Zacheis, 1622 D Ave., N.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. and then turned east on their way to the Gulf Coast, while the Milneberg 6 shade along most of the pier, and the benches furnished pretty hot seats un- til late in the afternoon when- the sun got low. The camps and cabins could be rented for almost any length of time,- trains continued straight ahead. At by the day, week-end or longer. Social the point where the L. & N. trains clubs and other groups would bring food, branched off stood Stern's Ammoniated drink and music. As the evening drew Raw Bone Super Phosphate and Potash on, there could be heard music coming Works; when the wind was right the from all d irections, and when the music passengers on the trains somehow got of two groups didn't clash, the strains the idea that they were not riding from a hot cornet or trombone floating past rose gardens. The five mile trip across the water . had a very pleasing to Milneburg did not take long, and effect. The hottest jaze came from soon the little place could be seen the dance halls at the edge of the ahead-, with blue patches of Lake Pon- lake. The one I remember was Quarella's chartrain showing through the large Pavilion, where many of the New Or- trees growing along the shore. leans jazz pioneers played at one time I don't recall any railroad station or another. It had the reputation of at Milneburg; after pausing briefly at being a pretty rough dance hall. the shore, the little train continued My trips to Milneburg were solitary straight out the railroad pier which ventures to while away an idle after- ran some distance out over the lake. noon. To ride out to the end of the The final stop was at the end of the pier, passing the old lighthouse that pier, where connections were made with stood about halfway out, for a meal at the "New Camilia", the little steamer Moreau's; to saunter along the pier, which ran across the lake. The "New or sit on a bench and read, while Camilia" was said to be very old, and enjoying the music in the distance; the story was that it had been chris- these were enough to fill out the af- tened the "Camilia" when it was built, ternoon. As night came on I was sat- but when it got old they gave it a isfied to get on the little train and heavy coat of white paint and called rattle back into town, where there were it the "New Camilia". The painting always plenty of interesting things to was repeated each year, and rumor had see, and always enough music for any it that if the many coats of paint taste. And I usually had some impor- were scraped through, it would be found tant loafing and listening to do. that the wooden hull had rotted away and the thick shell of white paint was all that kept the boat afloat. Milneburg was located both on the shore of Lake Ponchartrain and out over the lake itself. On the shore were picnic groves, and a dance hall or two; out over the lake were built, a large number of camps, cabins and pa- vilions, which were reached by narrow wooden walks running at right angles from the railroad pier. These struc- tures and the walks running to them were built several feet above the level of the lake, and were supported by wooden piles driven into the bottom of SEND ALL MAIL TO OUR NEW ADDRESS: the lake; many of the camps had little stairways running down into the water for the convenience of those who want- ed to swim. Out at the end of the pier was a more substantial structure, The JQecotd Moreau's Restaurant, where a very tasty &hanye*9 sea food dinner could be had. A plank walk or promenade extended the length 7ait^ax, l/itginia . of the pier, along which were placed a few wooden park benches. There was no ; ; F n ) S i 9. ^-FOR DISPOSITION- 1 2 3 4 5 6 BLUE RHYTHM BOYS BLUE RHYTHM/BLUE FLAME BR 6143 E SAL , eo Grit first four letters of collector's name.[ * MOAN I N For address, see page 3. BR 6156 N SAL I, 50 Qua JIMMY BLYTHE (ACC. Stewart ) i hever call my man's name para 12240 G AUC STEI Method of disposition: "sal", Mr. Freddie bl/Mecca flat Para 12224 F AUC Stei for sale at price i no i cateo ft BUCKTOWN FIVE "TRA", FOR TRADE J "AUC , AT AUCTION, CLOSING DATE FORBIDS. hot mittens clax 40353 N T-A 4, 00 HORN ** APRIL 15, 1943; T—A f FOR TRADE OR AUCTION; "T Really a pain/steaoy roll Ge 5419 N T-A 5, 00 Horn SALE OR TRADE ; "STA" TRADE OR AUCTION. joe bushkin (solos) SERENADE IN THIROs/l CAN'T COM 532 condition of record ! n—new e-excellent;v-very good; BLANCHE CALLOWAY G-good; F-fair; P-pi growling oan/i got what VI 22866 1! AUC .50 WILS 2 Catalog number of Last dollar/Concentratin VI 22862 N AUC .50 WILS j - without that gal/l looks VI 22733 N AUC .50 WILS Label of record \ | CAB CALLOWAY Ghost of a chance/Come on OK 5687 N AUC — DESP Minnie the moocher/St. Louis vo 4753 N AUC - DESP 1 2 casa loma orchestra Buji/wild Goose chase Br 6588 E TRA ,.85 ERVI ALABAMA WASHBOARD STOMPERS CELESTIN original tuxedo orch 1 WANT A LITTLE GIRL/YOU'RE VO 1586 - sal .65 Grit Give me some more/|'m satis. Co 14200 N T-A 3 ,00 HORN HENRY ALLEN CHOCOLATE DANDIES BIFFLY BLS/lT SHOULD 8E YOU VI 38073 E TPA 1.00 GRIT SIX or seven times/That 's. OK 8728 V SAL ,95 Grit Make a country bird fly wildvi 38107 N tra I. 00 Grit CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA ALL STAR TRIO SUGAR FOOT STOMP/LOW DOWN CR 3 1 94 V TRA ,85 Grit ACHOLIC BLUES/JERRY Vl E T—A 1.00 WHIT COOKIE'S G I NGERSNAPS ARCADIAN 5EREMADERS MESSIN* AROUND OK 8390 E+STA — riod The coed/Just a bit bad OK 40503 N t-a 3.00 Horn PUTNEY DANDRIDGE LOUIS ARMSTRONG CHASING SHADOWS VO 2982 E SAL 1.00 QUA I sal .50 Grit (10 late OK I- Bluebirds) OK k BB ex-N DIXIELAND JUG BLOWERS surrender dear/walking my OK 41497 V sal .95 Grit I HOUSE RENT RAG/DON ' T GIVE ALV I 20420 N AUC 2.00 WILS Indian cradle song/Exactly. OK 41423 V sal .85 grit HEN party blues/Ski p, skat Vi 20649 N auc Wils Sleepy time/Glad when you'reOK 41504 V sal .75 Grit CARPET ALLEY/BOOOLE-AM VI 20480 N AUC WILS TIGER RAG/DINAH OK 8800 V SAL .85 GRIT DIXIE STOMPERS memories of you/You're luck.Vo 3180 N sal .85 Grit (7 DIFFERENT ONES ON HARMONY) V+ SAL .55 GRIT IN THE MARKET FOR YOu/LITTLEVO 3301 V SAL .75 GRIT SNAG IT HA 535 G T-S HILL CONFESSIN 1 (WARD ON TWO SIDES) DORSEY BROTHERS BLUE OK 41448 G+TRA 1 .00 Grit ons( span i er 0566 E SAL Shine(waro on two sioes)red OK 41486 V+TRA 1 .00 GRIT congratulati .95 GRIT Them there eyes/Little Joe" OK 41501 N TRA I..00 Grit Open fireplace (nugqsy) Com 7476 V T-S .85 JONE herz Gonna gitcha/don't forget. OK 8343 E SAL 5.00 ROY ELDR I CGE COME BACK SWEET/GEORGIA GR. OK 8318 E SAL 3.00 HERZ HECKLER'S HOP/THAT THING VO 3577 V TRA Gut BUCKET BLUES/YES. I'M IN. OK 8261 P SAL 1 .00 HERZ DUKE ELLINGTON Exactly like you OK 41423 V T-S .75 JONE Mood indigo/Black man is. VI 22587 V SAL .80 Grit 3643 T-S .75 JONE AFTER YOU'VE GONE VO N the mooche VI 24486 V T-S hill MUGGLES VO 3194 V T-S .90 JONE there's a lull in my life MA 1 17 E T-S 1 .00 JONE BLACK AND BLUE VO 3115 F+T-S .35 JONE solid old man BR 8380 N T-S 1 .25 JONE OOWN YONDER IN N. 0. BB 10703 N T-A RAAB WAY the blues with a feelin' VO 3229 E T-S 1.25 JONE 8503 STA Rido Potato head blues CK N saturday night function vo 3012 E T-S 1.25 JONE TRA ROBB F i rewords/west end blues OK 8597 E baby when you ain't there BR 8241 N T-S 1.25 JONE BLUE TURNING GRAY OK 4678 E SAL 3.00 Zach shoe shine boy BR 7710 E T— 1.25 JONE GUS ARNHE IMfvoCAL REFRA N BY B 1 NG CR0S8Y) it don't mean a thing BR 6265 S T-S 1 .00 JONE 1 'M GONNA GET Y0u/H0 HUM VI 22691 N AUC 1 .50 WILS Harlem speaks BR 6646 V T-S 1.25 JONE buster bailey Diga do(Mills bros) rare BR 6519 N T-S 1.50 JONE Am I BLUE VA 8333 V T- Freeze and melt Co 1813 E T— 1.50 JONE MILDRED BAILEY Jive stomp BR 6638 V T-S 1.25 JONE HONEYSUCKLE ROSE DE 18108 N Sweet. jazz 0 ' m i ne VI 38143 G T-S .50 JONE DEAR OLO MOTI-ER DIXIE blue again VI 22603 V T-S .75 JONE /(FORBIDDEN LOVE;*. King) VI 24137 N AUC .50 WILS the mystery song BB 6614 N T-S .75 JONE East St. Louis BB 6430 JONE WALTER BARNES t ROYAL CREOL I ANS E T-S .75 Buffalo rhythm/Third rail Br 7072 E tra I.OOGriT kissin' my baby BR 7627 N T-S .75 JONE 1 BIX 8EIDERBECKE do i the voom-voom Co 35208 N T-S .75 JONE Deep down south VI 25370 E TRA GROV i was made to love you VI 38130 E T-S 1.00 JONE the river and me VI 22614 V T-S 1.00 JONE I 'LL be a friend VI 23008 E SAL 2.00 ZACH i met my waterloo Vl 24719 N T-S 1.00 JONE BUNNY BERIGAN alabamy home Ma 137 V T-S 1.00 JONE I CAN'T GET STARTED VI 36208 N T-S GRI my old flame VI 24651 E T-S 1 .00 JONE IN A MIST VI 26123 E+TRA ROBB chatterbox BR 8029 E T-S 1.00 JONE BER1RANDS WASHBOARD WIZARDS the mooche VI 24486 E T-S 1.00 JONE HOUR SPECIAL VO SAL I .50 ZACH IDLE 1060 G Subtle lament Br 8344 V T-S 1 .00 JONE ' I A 10, 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 (DUKE ELLINGTON, CONTINUED) 8ILLIE HOLIDAY ROCKIN' IN RHYTHM Br 6038 N T-S 1.50 JONE you're too lovely to last vo 4834 N T-A HERR BUNDLE OF BLUES Co 35836 N T-A Raab i 'm all for you/i hear music vo 5609 N T-A HERR M Falling in love L 1 GHTN 1 CO 35835 N T-A Raab again/ghost Vo 5831 N T-A HERR Merry go round CO 35837 N T-A Raab FRISKY FOOT JACKSON t THUMPERS Goodtime mama/Maxwell st. Ch 40043 N t-a 3.00 horn ELLINGTON IA SAILBOAT IN MOONLIGHT VA 586 N T-S .75 JONE JAZZ PILOTS That's my girl/Onions 40688 FOOLIN' MYSELF VA 576 N T-S .75 JONE OK E T-A I ,00 WHIT Jazz a la carte How could red riding hood OK 40719 E T-A I ,00 Whit VA 655 N T-S 1 .00 JONE Thanks for the buggy ride OK 40569 E T-A I ,00 whit 1 CAN'T BELIEVE THAT VA 555 N T-S 1.00 JONE SOLACE VA 564 N T-S 1.00 JONE CHARLIE JOHNSON BUD FREEMAN Walk that thing BB 10248 N T-A Raab don't THE EEL BB 10386 N T-S Raab you leave me here VI 20653 E SAL .00 ZACH GENE GIFFORO (beriGAn) JAMES P. JOHNSON NOTH IN' BUT THE BLUES BB 10704 N T-S hill Bleeding hearted blues VI 19123 E SAL .00 Zach JEAN GOLDKETTE JAMES(STUMP)JOHNSQN (VOCAL A piano) IOOLI 2ING VI 20270 V T-S hill Switcher's blues QRS 7049 V SAL .00 GRIT GONNA MEET MY SWEETIE NOW VI 20675 E T-S .60 robb LONNIE JOHNSON IN THE EVENING/WHERE THE VI 19308 V T-A 1 .00 Whit TO DO THIS YOU GOTTA KNOW OK 40695 E T-A .00 whit SORRY AND BLUES Vl 19962 G T-A 1 1 .00 WH T I SHAM JONES KENTUCKY LULLABY VI 20257 V T-A 1 .00 Whit THREE-THIRTY BLUES BR 3204 N T-S • Gri f hush-a-bye/|ooli z ing VI 20270 V T-A 1.00 WHIT RICHARD M. JONES 1 'M LOOK 1 NG FOR VI 20466 A N T— 1.00 WHIT TROUBLE In(ACC. LAVlZZO) PARA 12206 F AUC .25 STEI Lane in spain VI 20491 G 1 1 T-A .00 WH T 29Th 1 Dearborn/Spanish sha OK 8260 F AUC .25 Stei My OHIO 21 166 V 1 home/here comes VI T-A 1.00 WH T New Orleans Shags/wonderful OK 8290 F AUC .25 stei Painting the 22027 V T-A 1 clouds with VI .00 Whit SCAGMORE GREEN/DUSTY BOTTOM OK 8431 F AUC .25 Stei COVER ME UP/MY PRETTY GIRL VI 20588 N AUC .50 WILS Ain't she(acc. L.D.Christian) OK 8475 G AUC .50 Stei BENNY GOODMAN Star dust/Star D.(t.Dorsey) VI 25320 N TRA Ervi HAL KEMP GOOFUS FIVE WHEN MY DREAMS/To BE IN BR 4388 E T-S Ervi Clap hands/here comes charl OK 40500 E T-A 1.00 WHIT KENTUCKY SERENAOERS HEEBIE JEEBIES/TUCK IN OK E T-A 1 .00 WHIT SHAKE IT AND BREAK IT/AUNT, RE 9134 SAL Grit Crazy quilt/Saoie E .60 green OK E T-A 1 .00 WHIT JOHN KIRBY B0B8Y HACKETT Impromptu/Little brown jug Vo 5570 N t-a HERR AT THE JAZZ BAND BALL VO 404-7 E T-S Grip HALFWAY HOUSE ORCHESTRA SAM LAN IN SAL .50 HERZ WHEN I EARL HARLAN (Redman) S Ml M-ME—SHA—WOBBLE ME 13379 E T-S I .00 JONE GOT THE SOUTH IN MY SOUL ME 12417 E AUC Stei AUNT HAGAr, 's BLUES CO 3169 N T-S 1.00 JONE HARLEM HOT SHOTS TIRED OF ME/THAT R1GA-LIGA CO 3329 N T-S I .00 SHER BLACK It TAN FANTAZY/SUGAR PE 15481 E SAL .65 Grit NICK LUCAS MONK HAZEL My best girl/Dreamer of dr. BR 2768 G T-S I .00 SHER 4182 N T-A 3.00 HORN ICEAS/GIT WIT IT BR JIKMIE LUNCEFORD FLETCHER HENDERSON YOU SET ME ON FIRe/SHOEM. VO 47 1 2 N T-A HERR bl/Off to buffalo PARA 12486 V SAL , 85 Grit Swamp WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED VO 4875 N T-A HERR talk of town/macasaki CO 2825 V SAL , ,95 Grit WIMGY MANNONE YOU CAN DEPENO ON ME/jIMTOW.Vl 25379 E SAL , ,90 GRIT COTTAGE BY THE MOON BB 6536 E T-S STOCKHOLM STOMP/HAVE IT REA.VO 15522 G+ TRA , 95 Grit SHE'S CRYING FOR ME/jUST OK 41569 E SAL NEW KING PORTER STOMP OK 41565 N TRA 95 Grit (10 DIFFERENT BB'S & VO ' S ) V TO E SAL SUGAR FOOT STOMP VA 8052 V T-A — RAAB A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND BB 6537 V T-S WRAPPlH' IT UP DE 157 G T-A —— Raab WILD PARTY De 342 G T-A —— Raab JOE MARSALA REUNION IN HARLEM (|2 INCh)GNL 3001 N TRA I SWAMP BLUES para 12486 f SAL , ,50 Zach MANDA Co 228 N SAL 4, ,00 Zach MCKINNEY'S COTTCN PICKERS MILENBERG JOYS Variety stomp(orig.master) Vi 20944 N SAL 2.,50 ZACH VI 2 161 I V HORACE HENDERSON PEGGY BB 10706 N I'LL ALWAYS BE IN LOVE WITH OK 5953 N HERR GEE, AIN'T I GOOD TO YOU BB 10249 E T-A HERR G I NGER belle/Do RE M OK 5978 N MEZZROW-LAONIER J. C. HIGGINBOTHAM ROYAL GARDEM/I F YOU SEE BB IC087 E+TRA ROBB BUGLE CALL RAG CO 36008 N Raab RAY MILLER Raab Hi ggi nbotham blues CO 3601 I N Weary blues BR 3677 N T-6 GRIF EARL HINES mills blue rhythm band ~" Raab R0SETTA CO 35878 N T- Let's have a jubilee CO 2963 N T-A RAAB ART HOPES MILLS BROTHERS ROBB Tin roof/Diga diga doo Love less love/ch i natown Br 6305 G T-A — WHIT CLAUDE HOPKINS MILLS MERRY MAKERS ' STA Rioo MOAN I H LOW BA WASHINGTON SQUABBLE 6R 6750 N I 70 Grit C N 1 2 S For Disposition m^mmm 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 WARREN MILLS SAVOY BEARCATS Gems from "blackbirds of i 928" (featuring Duke STAMPEOE/'HOT NOTES VI 20460 E SAL 1.00 GRIT Ellington)/st.Louis BLUES VI 35962 N AUC 1.50 WILS LLOYD SCOTT MIFF MOLE HAPPY hour/symphonic scron. Vl 20495 N AUC .75 WILS Darktcwn stputters/hot time OK 40784 V SAL .85 GRIT SEORIC i HIS HONEY BEARS JELLY—ROLL MORTON The joint is jumpin' ve 4576 E T-S Grif Black bottom stomp VI 20221 V T-S .85 JONE OUT U OLN 1 1« CANNON BALL BLUES BB 10254 N T-A RAAB VI 22010 N AUC W 1 LS BURNING THE ICEBERG VI 38075 F SAL 1 .50 Zach N WABASH BLUES GO 1 ' BACK TO V 2 1 864 fi Wl LS BENNIE MOTEM Smiles/Give it To me right ' 23032 SOUTH VI 38021 V T-S hill Waterloo/a good man is haro JJ WILS South Street blues OK 8255 F+T-A Raab BOYO SENTER-ED LANG Baby dear OK 8213 V T-A New St. Louis blues red OK 40755 E SAL .es Grit Rumba negro-stcmp VI 23037 N AUC • 50 W 1 LS ART IE SHAW MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS COMIN' ON BB 7772 E T-S Grif One hour/Hello lola VI 38087 E SAL 1 .00 Grit ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE BB 10492 N T-S Grif tailspin blues/never had a VI 38100 N SAL 1 ,00 Grit WHAT IS THERE TO SAY VI 2743 M T— Gfl 1 F MUSKAT RAMBLE/HIGH SOCIETY DE 1274 E TRA NOW WE KNOW VI 26642 N T-S Gri f San/Red hot BR 2602 G T-A Wh 1 T AM 1 in love/Pardon us BR 7942 E AUC ARKANSAW BLUES 'BLUE BLUES BR 2581 G T-A Wh 1 T Sweet lorrai ne/streamline VO 4598 E 5T£ J DAVE NELSON (OLIVER'S 6AN0) IT AIN'T RIGHT/S.SEA ISLAND VO 4637 N when day is done/I ain't gotVi 22639 N AUC 1.00 WILS WHEN THE QUA IL/DR.Lt V 1NG.ST0 VI 27289 G AUC .35 Stei RED NICHOLS IT HAD TO BE YOu/lF 1 HAD Vl 27536 E AUC .40 Stei Can't we be friends/Wait fo BR 4510 V SAL .80 Gr it JUST KlDDIN'AROUND/'MOTHERL. VI 27806 E AUC .40 STEI KEEP A SONG( VOCAL BY TEA) BR 6068 E SAL .95 GR 1 T WILLIE (the lion) SMITH GET HAPPY/SOMEBODY TO LOVE Br 4591 E SAL .60 Grit Get acquainted with yoursel •DE 1380 V T— Grif BUDDY'S HABITS/BONEYARD SH. Br 3477 V TRA 1 .00 Grit smith-bechet Alabama stomp/hurricane Br 3550 V TRA 1 .00 Grit Tropical mood VA 8360 N T-A RAAB MEAN DOG BLUES/CORNFEO BR 3597 V TRA 1 .00 Grit Magic isle VA 8399 N T-A Raab 1 R VERBOAT SHUFFLE/ECCENTRI BR 3627 E TRA 1 .00 Grit SNOOKS AND THE MEMPHIS - AV7LERS FEELIN' NO PAIN Br 3626 G+T-S .60 JONE DIP your brush/let a little VI 22720 N AUC .35 wils WASHBOARD BLUES BR 3407 V T-S .75 JONE IDa/FEELIN 1 NO PAIN BR 3626 E SAL 1.50 Hera MUGGSY SPAN 1 ER SOMEDAY SWEETHEART BE IC384 N T-A RAAB ON REVIVAL DAY BR 6026 N STA Ridd BLACK ANC BLUE/DINAH BB IC682 N T-A R08B Sugar/Make my cot VI 21056 G T-A 1.00 WHIT LEW STONE NEW Y0RKERS/| MAY BE WRONG BR 4500 V T-A 1 .00 WHIT NAGASAKI /Don 't change DE 496 N T-A HERR J 1 MM IE NOONE Oh sister,, a in't that hot VO 1215 G T-A 3.00 HORN FRANK IE TRUflaA'UER KING •Oti VER SING IN' THE BLUES OK 40772 V T-S 1 .35 JONE FAREWELL BLUES BR 3741 G T-S HILL UNIVERSITY SIX (chip ; NOT IN grooves) Buddy's habit/Tears OK 40000 G T-A 8.00 HORN Camel walk(n'chols) HA 36 N T-A RAAB RED ONION JAZZ BABIES VARSITY SEVEN N CAKE WALK 1 ' BAB 1 ES GE 5627 E T-A 10.00 HORN How long bluest Turner) VAR 8173 V T-A Raab ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE JOE VENUTI Pensacola/haro to get OK 40599 E T-A 1.00 Whit I *m only human/Out of OK 41451 N T-S 1.00 K'HIT ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE FATS WALLER ACC. S. MARTIN 1 Sad news blues Ba 1254 G T-A Raab SUGAR BLUES/ACH 1 HEARTED 01 8041 F AUC .25 STEI PRY'S SUNSHINE ORCHESTRA (ACC.RUTH Lee) Last go rounc/mama's got OK 8045 F AUC .25 STEI THAT SWEET SOMETHING SUNS 3002 G T-A 2.50 HORN THOMAS WALLER TINY PARHAM SLOPPY WATER BLUES VI 20492 V T-S 1.00 JONE BLACK CAT MOAN/WASHBOARD Wl 6570 Smashing tki rds VI 25338 N T-S 1.00 JONE BB V AUC STE 1 fit into the picture 24863 N SAL 1.00 QUAt HEAO HUNTER'S DREAm/CUCKOO VI 21553 G AUC STEI You VI THE REASON VI 25027 N SAL 1 .00 QUA 1 BLUE MOON BLUES/DOIN' THE VI 23027 V AUC Stei WHAT'S '; Sweet an"o slow V 1 25063 SAL 1 .00 Quai Stuttering blues/Jogo rhyth VI 38009 V AUC STEI YOU 'RE THE PI CTURE VI 25075 N SAL i .00 Quai BLUE ISLAND/SUBWAY SOBS VI 38041 G AUC STEI N' TRUCK! 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VI 19030 N T-S 1 .00 SHER JOE Pat,a 13075 G+T-A HORN LITTLE Smile/away down south in VI 21228 N AUC .75 WILS ) Reply to 2 3 4 5 6 (PAUL WHITEMAN, CONTINUED) Eugene Williams WHEN(N.SHILKRET,REV.) VI 21338 N AUC .35 WILS ol' man river/Make believe Vi 2 i 2 1 8 N auc .50 wils ku William 0. Cixie dawn/Louisiana VI 21438 N auc I. 00 Wils PAUL WHITEMAN'S RHYTHM BOYS Mr. Eugene Williams of Jazz Infor- What price lyrics/From mon. vi 21302 N auc I. 00 Wils mation .has written a piece about me WHOOPEE MAKERS (ELLINGTON) that demands an immediate and positive Flaming youth/voom voom Do 4428 V auc Quai answer. This will be, I hope, a sat- CLARENCE WILLIAMS isfactory reply to his piece in the Everybody L0VE6 my baby/Of. OK 8181 F sal 1.50 Herz Feb. 15 Record- Changer. SKEETER HINTON CHICKEN WILSON t I will get the most unpleasant part D. C. rag/Myrtle Ave. stomp QRS 705 SAL Grit of this piece out of the way first. I (SARLAND WILSON (solos) am in the uncomfortable position of THE WAY I FEEL TODAY BRE 01784 N SAL 1.75 ZACH having to admit being guilty of poor AUCTION OF EXTRAORDINARY RECORDS judgement in reporting the identity of Wilson & Gullickson the trumpet player on Preston Jackson's "WE BUY, SELL ANYTHING" Paramount 124-11. In the 7th issue of JAZZ, which is due out any day now as OUR NEW ADDRESS: FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA. I write this, I admitted the possibil- each record is new ity of that trumpet player being Shir- Closing date for bids: April 15, 1943 ley Clay but did not concede the AMOS AND ANDY point. After further consideration the Presidential election, Parts i i 2 vi based on careful study of all the a- GENE AL'TRY Gangster's warning/i wonder if he's singing Vi 23725 vailable records featuring Clay and high steppin' mama blues/she wouldn't do it vl 23589 Keppard, I now think the trumpet play- she's a low down mamma/don't do me that way vl 23617 er on the Paramount 124-11 is Clay, EDO IE CANTOR assuming that it is Clay on the Okeh * MAK I N WHOOPEE/HUNGRY WOMEN V I 21831 Richard M. Jones. I have MAURICE CHEVALIER records by played on IT'S A HA8IT OF MINE/ON TOP OF THE WORLD VI 22007 no reason to doubt that Clay (ENGLAND) the Jones' Okehs. njghti ngales/dawn in an old world garden I regret that my enthusiasm for what (actually recorded in Beatrice Harrison's VI 20968 garden, oxted , england appeared to be a discovery of immense BOB FOWLER ( STEAM CIRCUS ORGAN 1 importance caused me to print a hasty Danube waves/over the waves(waltzes) Vi 23524 and insufficiently considered opinion BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON'S BIRTHDAY RECORD about the record in question. At this Low Down Mojo Blues/piney woods money mama para 2650 (lemon colored label, complete with point I think it well to point out picture of blind lemon jefferson j CHARLES A. LINDBERGH that contrary to Mr. Williams supposi- ACTUAL MOMENTS IN THE RECEPTION TO COLONEL tion I had no intention of contradict- CHARLES A. LINDBERGH AT WASH I NGTON,D .C . VI 20747 ing previously ^published information. RINGLING BROTHERS AND BARNUM i BAILEY'S BAND At the time George Beall's article Entry of the gladi atorsC i rcus echoes Vi 22438 Colossus of Columbia/Pageantry Vi 22474 discussing the Preston Jackson records PAUL ROBESON was published, I did not have either ROCKIM' CHAIR/RIVER STAY 'WAY FROM MY DOOR VI 22889 of his Paramount records in my posses- CHARLES (CH IC) SALE sion. When I subsequently acquired THE PARSON, SUBSTITUTE PARTS I & 2 Vl 22103 CARL SANDBURG Paramount 12411 I had forgotten about NEGRO SPIRITUALSTHE BOLL WEEVIL Vl 20135 Beall's article. When I found the ERNEST THOMPSON SETON Challenge version of "Trombone Man", The hunting wolves/The death of the old lion played it and discovered the master to (Wild animal calls) Co 3131 be adjacent to Keppard's "Stock Yards SOUSA'S BAND Strut" I thought I had found a third HANDS ACROSS THE SEATME ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS Vl 22940 DEL STAIGERS side from the famous Keppard recording NAPOL l/CARNI VAL OF VENICE VI 22191 session. I had by this time forgotten UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LONG HORN BAND that I already had a version of "Trom- EYES OF TEXAS/TEXAS TAPS Vl 21455 bone Man" on another label. Subsequent PAUL WHITEMAN comparisons of "Trombone Man" My heart stood sti ll/Together (|2 inch) VI 35883 with "Stock Yards Strut" served to convince "Wants are not always satisfied, nor me that although personnels were slight- dispositions disposed of, through advertising in one Issue; collectors should refer back to preceding ly different and the trumpet styles Issues and write to advertisers in those issues. I were not absolutely identical, "Trom- suggest that readers not be backward about writing letters regarding wants and dispositions of last bone Man" was an authentic Keppard item, month or the month before." James L. Walters. the adjacency of the master numbers 13. being the deciding factor in my judge- Bryant's name. But if after playing ment. Alderson Fry and Clifton Cuth- several O'Bryant Paramount records, one bert will testify to my complete aston- plays any one of five or six Paramount ishment at finding in my own collection records featuring Dodds, he will note an the Paramount version of the side. It unmistakeable difference and the com- is to be regretted that this revelation parison is not very flattering to O'- did not prompt me to make a further in- Bryant. I feel safe in saying that if vestigation including correspondence there is such a thing as second-class with other collectors, but it was al- Dodds (and I am not at all convinced ready too late to get the column in there is) it is still better than the before the deadline. very best O'Bryant. As to Mr. Williams I have made the above admissions and statement that Jaspar Taylor furnished statements in recognition of my respon- the only authentic source of informa- sibility as a critic and writer to the tion as to personell on the item in collectors who read my column. I con- question, I must point out that the cur with Mr. Williams as regards the record shows musicians' memories to be responsibility of columnists and admit a variable factor, having been in many to having committed a flagrant viola- cases completely in error. Looking tion of my own rule about being care- over the label of the J.I. Keppard re- ful in supplying personnel data. In issue, I do not see any mention of a the future I will endeavor to exercise tentative personnel, subject to correc- more care in my reports. tion. I submit that Mr. Williams has By exercising more care in my re- been guilty of an error of the same ports, I do not mean to infer that I kind for which he has so severely in- will not voice my own opinions as to dicted me, and that his error is of personnels. I intend to state my own more consequence than mine. opinions with or without qualifying reservations when I have decided after careful consideration and investigation that I am right. I say this in confi- Advertising Rates dence that my ear for jazz is sound and reliable. This should not be con- RECORDS WANTED 5^ EACH, OH 25 FOR $ I .00, strued as a reply to Mr. Williams' R.ECOROS FOR SALE, comparison of his ear with mine. I am TRADE OR AUCTION 10( EACH, OR 25 FOR $2.00. not familiar with the merits of Mr. RECORDS FOR SALE OR Williams' ear but after reading his TRADE, AND VALUED AT 00 OR LESS EACH. article, I will suggest that his tongue Si. 5tf might be sharper than his ear. full page ads (72 lines It seems that Mr. Williams is in high, 100 spaces wide) 39.00 arms over my pronouncement that the Keppard Paramount indisputably has half page ads $5.00 Podds on clarinet. This is understand- special auctions, sales, able as this time it is he who is out want lists a no combination want and disposition lists iqi.ser line. on a limb, having printed on the label of the Keppard reissue O'Bryant's name as clarinet player. I submit that my carefully considered opinion is that it Subscription Rate is not 0' Bryant but Dodds on the Kep- pard disc and that my opinion is far $1.00 per year from unsupported. Several prominent collectors, critics and writers side with me in this matter and moreover, Mr. Williams was aware of all this be- fore he reissued the Keppard disc. Mr. Williams' theory 0 The Record Changer that 'Bryant played (note new address) on the Keppard disc does not stand up very well against a comparison of O'- Bryant's work with Dodds' of a similar FAIRFAX, VA. period and on the same Paramount labeL It is no secret that 0 'Bryant imitated Podds, probably to the best of his ability. That is obvious upon playing of several Paramount records under O'- . Black, Brown and Eeige , the 45-minute Ellington in 1943 concert pi,ece was formal in style, but in spite of setting out on the well nigh impossible task of telling the history of the Negro in 45 minutes of »lfij 'Tom Willis ton jazz in 3 symphonic movements, good Ellington jazz kept popping up through out the thing. I do hope they take eight or ten of those tunes out and To say anything in evaluation of play them individually. I believe that Duke Ellington at this time may seem Carnegie Hall concerts and symphonic redundant in the extreme, in view of jazz happen becausewe haven't yet made the fact that more praise and tribute jazz musicians feel that their music have been heaped on him this year in is an art form that need not borrow or magazine and press than in any previa copy. ous year. For the first time he has As for "instrumental experimenta- won several magazine polls and has tion", it had an important role in the given a concert in Carnegie Hall. birth of jazz; why decry it now unless However, to record collectors and we feel that all has been said and others with a real and lasting interest done in jazz, public acclaim is not the sole I have never been able to understand measure of merit. On the contrary, far the "folk music grown up" controversy. too often the winning of the Down Beat The crux of that question seems to me or Metronome poll has signalled the to be: what folks are you talking decline of a musician or group. Pub- about? After all Duke Ellington and lic acclaim has been commercial acclaim Lead Belly aren't giving expression and our popular music magazines have to the same folks. followed rather than given guidance to "Canned improvisation?" That the the public. In the instance of Elling- Ellington men improvise one solo on a ton, I believe a pleasant exception to tune and from then on it is more or the rule is being made, —belated to be less fixed and always sounds the same, sure, but still highly deserved. is a fairly frequent criticism. By I have had many arguments on the and large, this is true, but if it is place of Ellington in jazz, and I do a good solo and you like it the first not intend to argue that issue here; I time, what makes it less admirable am merely contending that if he ever when repeated? Isn't your favorite "had it" he still "lias it". There is Louie solo on wax good through hun- a tendency among jazz enthusiasts to dreds of playings? Isn't the Picou fall away from publically acclaimed chorus of High Society still good bands, and I am asking you, who have after twenty years of repetition by a liked Ellington thru the years, not to half dozen different clarinets? If take it for granted that the crowd is Hodge3 improvises a few or even one wrong as usual and that Ellington must good solo on 200 compositions is he be slipping. Give the band another less inspired than some dead giant of hearing. jazz who left four choruses of Shim- I recently listened to Ellington me-Sha-Wabble on the Champion label? three times under widely different cir- After hearing the Duke under the cumstances, —Carnegie Hall, a college adverse circumstances of Carnegie Hall, formal, and a big public dance. Bear- the subdued atmosphere of a formal ing in mind the stock phrases of his dance where the more commercial tunes detractors, I attempted to evaluate were requested, and a jamboree where Ellington's music with as much objec- he cut loose, I think I can say that tivity as a 17-year follower could Ellington in'43 is still producing the muster. The phrases "orchestral so- best jazz of any big band in the land. phistication, ease and finesse", "too You may miss Cootie, but Rex and Tricky formal", "instrumental experimentation" Sam have done an amazing job of filling "folk music grown up", "canned impro- that gap. I am sure that Bigard's loss visation" are uttered in somber tone is far more noticeable. The faithful by critics like doctors consulting imitations of his solos by Haughton with over a very sick patient. I found much his entirely different tone only serves truth in what they have said, but the to remind you that Barney is not there. patient still seems to be in good Ben Webster, now fully integrated into health. the band, gives me a new kick and helps 1 found "orchestral sophistication, to make up for the losses. Rockln' in ease and finesse" just as one would Rhythm , It's Glory , and St. Louis Blues expect to find it in a group of good as played at the public dance were as musicians who had collaborated .con- bie a kick as they were 10 years ago. stantly over a period of fifteen years. Let me commend to you Duke Ellington I didn't find that distracting, — rath- of 1943. Listen again and closely. See er the contrary. if you can't string along with the "Too formal?" At Carnegie Hall the crowd. As Lincoln said "You can't fool pall that falls over jazz musicians in all the people all of the time". Who those austere surroundings and stiffens knows, —this may mark the awakening of up their work was evident that night. the people in general to good jazz. JAZZ THE MAGAZINE DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO AMERICA'S MUSIC Feature articles by Amer ica's leading critics News Record and book reviews Rare and .unpublished photos of the great jazz mus icians in act ion Col lectors' column* Many other features too numerous to mention NOW PUBLISHED THE 25th OF EVERY MONTH Glossy paper (9 inches by 12 Inches) 25 cents per copy; $2.75 per year AVA ILABLE FOR A LIMITED TIME: Back volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 25 cents per copy Special Duke Ellington issue, volumes 5 and 6 50 cents per copy JAZZ P. O. Box 147 Forest Hills Station New York City, N. Y. "Special re-issues available to subscr ibers of JAZZ . The Record Changer The only record exchange in the world GcrtoriGulllclscri, editor ,pii>UshBr; Dan W13san, 'circulation mraeer: Dan Anderson, staff artist. Published every mWh at EUHPSX, VTFDINIA, and copyright 1913 by Gordon Gulliclsan. One dollar, U.S. raiey (twelve issuas) a year good mood, his wild snort-shirts and REAL AND FAKE his passion for fishing all clearly indicated he was going to be there for In the days which a long time. One afternoon in Elliott Paul's house he I now seem so remote, played better than I before Pearl Harbor have ever heard him. Paul had a Ham- mond | and before gas-ra- organ, and an old upright with tioning, my brother, mandolin attachment which had the most I Ahmet, and I drove beautiful tone you can Imagine. Lux one summer all over was just having a good time fooling the United States, around with both instruments. He had (with the main pur- never played on a Hammond before, but [pose of learning more you would have thought from the way he I about this country, sounded that he had invented that Ibut also with the curious instrument. Within a few mi- I strong desire to hear nutes he knew all there was to know good jazz wherever that was possible. about it, and was using all itsweird It was a wonderful trip, and we heard devices with great subtlety. ' Jt was, quite a lot of jazz, both good and bad. however on the upright that he played For instance, in San Francisco, we us some real music. T£e- percussive heard the Lu Watters- band at the Dawn tonality of the mandolin attachment Club, which was an experience I shall gave unusual emphasis to his fast never forget . The veteran New Orleans pieces; his"Honky Tonk Train"that aft- trombonist Santo Pecora was playing in ernoon was tremendous. Dave Stuart Will Osborne's band in a swanky hotel asked him whether he could remember across the street and dropped in for a the first tune he learned in Chicago few minutes between sets; his comments when he started playing piano. Lux were quite as enthusiastic as ours. thought for a while, then said he did Only those who were lucky enough to remember the tune, but could not re- hear the Terba Buena Band in person call its title. And then he played it, can fully realize the greatness of and it was "The Pearls", almost note that orchestra. For four hours we by note! Since, Lux has included "The heard music of such high quality that Pearls" in his repertoire. at the end we were in a state of ec- From the jazz viewpoint, our next stasy. "Only the real jazz tunes were important stop was in Houston, Texas. played, with however one mysterious At long last we were going to hear the exception: the band attempted a ren- fabulous Peck Kelley. We arrived in dition of a popular "Ellington composi- Houston in the evening and immediately tion (I think it was Flamingo), and inquired about the whereabouts of the performed with such lack of interest legendary piano man. While my brother and conviction that everyone present and I were discussing the means of pretended not to hear what was being finding out where Mr. Kelley was play- played or went to the bar for a drink. ing, the owner of the tourist cabins This was the only concession to com- where we had stopped, overheard us. So mercialism throughout the whole even- he asked: "Did you say Peck Kelley?" ing. All the rest of the music was "Yes, do you know where he's playing?" exciting and inspiring, and such an "Sure. Everyone knows Peck Kelley austere critic as Bill Colburn assured around here. He's at the Pice Hotel." us we were not hearing the band in ex- He gave us the proper directions for ceptional form: they played like that the Rice Hotel, and in our naivete we every week. Tunes that I had never thought it was a dive of the worst hoped to hear from living musicians, orde'r. After all, who hadn't heard and which unfortunately are unknown to the famous boogie-woogie classic which the great majority of present day musicians, begins with: were beautifully performed. After tne "Down in a little honky-tonk in Tessa dance was over several of us proceeded There's a guy who plays the best to Lu's house, where Lu played us Oli- piano by far." ver and Morton records until the early So we proceeded to the Rice Hotel. hours of the morning, "filch, when you Imagine our surprise wnen we were re- think of it, was obviously the only way ceived by a laquais, looking very grave to climax a memorable evening. In an eighteenth-century costume. I In Hollywood we were fortunate to have never seen a more extravagantly hear Meade Lux Lewis again. It was a luxurious hotel than the Rice in Hous- great surprise to find Lux in Holly- ton, Texas, which was the last place wood,—he had clayed for us in Washing- where I expected to find such stunning surround- ton just a few weeks before. Lux im- grandeur. We found ourselves mediately liked the West Const, and his ed by a few black ties and lots of 2 . white ties and tails and lots of Texas play a little Jazz for us? Kelley is beauties with revealing evening dresses. an extremely nice' man, simple and po- lite, and as modest as he is untalent- We had travelled over 400 miles that ed. He said he could not play much and afraid we were showing day I'm jazz in such a place, but: "I'll play every mile of it. We felt extremely a rea] boogie for you, boys." We conspicuous, in our modest travelling suits. But we bravely made our way asked him why he never came to New into the dancing room and timidly sat York, as he was so well-known there. at a little table by the door. And. He said he was married, had a family than we heard Peck Kelley and his band. to look after, was very happy in Texas, First, the band. Although we were too and felt no urge to go anywhere. I am disgusted, after a few minutes, to ex- sure he meant all that. But I also amine the band carefully, I think it believe that he realizes a mysterious had three reeds, one trumpet, one ac- hoax has made him an unknown great of cordion, one violin, plus the rhythm jazz, and he has no interest to de- section with Mr. Kelley at the piano flate that myth. Which would inevit- and the usual horrible vocalist. Be- ably happen if he ever went to New ing especially tolerant that night we York. We had decided to leave at the were ready to forgive Mr. Kelley for intermission but stayed on after his his band. After all, we thought, he promise to play something for us. Just had to play commercial nausea in order before beginning to play, he looked at to keep his job in such a hotel. Any- us with an expression meaning: "This way, we had not come to hear the band. is going to be i/t, boys". And then it We just wanted to dig the man about came. A smoothly arranged version of whom Pee Wee and Teagarden had been "Beat Me, Daddy". Kelley sounded like raving for years. And we heard him. someone who was trying to imitate The more we heard him, the more our Freddie Slack and was succeeding only astonishment grew. How can I describe partially. It was that bad. Before his style? To say that he plays like the number was over, we left, finding Teddy Wilson would be to flatter him. our way through the sumptous corridors The closest I could come to was Eddie of the Bice Hotel, compared to which Duchin. There was at no time, during the Ritz in Paris or the Savoy in Lon- the whole evening, the minutest indi- don are like cheap rooming houses. cation that Peck Kelley had any feel- Enough talk has been wasted on Peck ing for jazz. His solos were totally Kelley all these years. From now on uninspired, empty, crassly commercial. let's hear more about piano players Of course, the surroundings were not who are rarely if ever mentioned and favorable to the creation of good jazz, who have something to say, —like Floyd But a great jazz musician, no matter Bean or Art Hodes or George Zack. where he plays, can show, if only at And then, New Orleans! For a whole brief intervals, that he has a certain day, we walked up and down the historic undeniable talent. It is my sincere streets. To us, it was like an open- opinion that Peck Kelley not only does -air museum. For information about who not play jazz any more, but that he was playing where, we had been advised never did play it. Anyone who has to contact Monk Hazel. After some un- heard him will realize with painful forgettable food we went to Pete Her- certainty that he never could have man's Club where Monk was playing. We played any Jazz. For instance, a few found him to be one of the most intel- years ago in New York I used to hear a ligent, kind and friendly musicians we trumpet player called Dick Donahue who had ever met. The band at Pete Her- was well-known in Chicago in the late man's was under the nominal leadership twenties and early thirties. Donahue's of Lloyd Dantlin (guitar), but T'onk breath was gone, his lips were bad, his seemed to be taking charge of things. tone was so weak you could hardly hear Roy Zimmerman on piano was pretty good him, and yet you knew he had played jazz once. Peck Kelley, although .in Subscription Rate the best of health, was playing undes- cribably awful music. During an inter- $1 .00 par year mission we introduced ourselves to Kelley and explained to him that we had come a long way to hear him, that he had a great reputation all over the country, that several musicians had 3poken to us about him,would he. please UP! 7a itfax, l/ityinic 3 in an un-New-orleans sort of way; Bill got going. That blues must have last- Bourgeois played nice clarinet, and ed at least- a half-hour. The other there was a strange rhythm- section in musicians left the bandstand one by which both the drummer and the bass one and soon only Burke was left, ac- player doubled on cornet. George Hart- companied by drums and piano. All I man played average bass and a pretty can say is that Raymond Burke took but anemic, driveless and dull cornet. chorus after chorus of the most extra- But Monk Hazel is a wonderful musician. ordinarily poignant blues. Here was a Not only is he a perfectly relaxed and musician, virtually unknown, who is steady drummer, but he is also one of surely one of the important white the very best white cornetists I have clarinetists in the history of jazz. ever heard. He plays pure white Dixie- Before the band had been assembled land with a beautiful swing ( in the we somehow began a discussion on trum- literal sense). (Of course when he is pet players with a scholarly-looking playing cornet there are no drums be- person sitting at the next table. The hind him.) He obtains a very unusual issue was simple: he was maintaining and marvellous sonority by using an Bix was greater than Louis and I was old piece of hat over the bell of his disputing that opinion. Suddenly he horn; on tunes like"Panama"and "That's said "This is what I mean", grabbed a Plenty" his drive and intensity are someoneS horn and started illustrating real admirable. He can also play with some very commendable great his points blues, which is the sign of a trumpet-playing: He really had me musician. It is a shame the cornet beat. Afterwards I asked Burke who playing of Monk Hazel has never been that character was. "Oh, just an ama- recorded. Harry Lim recorded all these teur," he replied. musicians, but for various reasons Monk In the afternoon, while we were decided not to play on the records so walking by the waterfrom;, we engaged that George Hartman played cornet. Lim in -conversation with an old Negro, who has not yet issued these records, but turned out to be a great jazz lover. they cannot be very interesting with- He had never heard Bolden, but he re- out Monk. membered Bunk, Oliver, "Kid Punch"- and He told us he felt he could make others. "What about Louis?" we asked. really good sides, using men like Harry "Louis? Why Louis is still playing. Shields on clarinet and Julien Laine You can probably hear him tonight, if on trombone (who according to Monk is you want to." We told him that as far the greatest white trombonist). Let as we knew Louis Armstrong was not in us hope Monk will soon be given the New Orleans at that time. "What do opportunity to show how good he is. We you mean, Louis Armstrong? When you had long conversations with him all talk about Louis in New Orleans, every- through the night ;he has an exception- one thinks you mean Big Eye Louis Nel- ally good memory and told many stories son! " about the old days and about Emmett We were amazed to find out how pop- Hardy. Hardy on h'is deathbed gave his ular "Kid Punch", as they call him, cornet to Monk and that made Monk de- was with every musician we spoke to in cide to learn how to play it. "Before," New Orleans. His name was always pro- he says, "I was just a drummer." We nounced in the same breath with Oliver asked Monk whether there was any other and Armstrong (few had actually heard band worth hearing, as we were spend- Bunk); to several, he was greater than ing just that night in New Orleans. He Armstrong; to some, the greatest of told us Kid Rena was playing a few them all. I recently heard in Art Hodes blocks away; then he said; "In a night house an acetate Punch Miller made in club down the street there is a clari- 1938. His playing has lost little if net player you might like. His name anything in the last decade. Burke. to is Raymond Speak him, and I should like to end these reminis- tell him you like Johnny Dodds. Then cences with a tribute to a great musi- he will play really well." cian I had the privilege of hearing a lost a big, Lunce- Kid Rena was in few months ago in Hollywood. Kid Ory fordish jumD band, but the few solos is still the best trombone player in he took snowed he had been a great the world. He worked with Barney Bi- musician once. He was, however, visi- gard's short-lived band at the Capri. bly unhappy in that band; the music They would play lots of commercials, became quickly unbearable, and we left and lots of fancy stuff for Barney, to hear Raymond Burke. We found him but every now and then the tune would in an odd-looking place with a long be "High Society" or "Savoy Blues" or bar and a few women sitting around it, "t'uskat Ramble" and you would hear the and an adjoining room where the band most glorious, the most perfect trom- stand was. Here there were four or bone imaginable. Barney also sounded five customers. We told Burke that very good on the old tunes. The rest Monk Hazel had sent us and we liked of the band was horrible, with a loud Johnny Dodds. That sqemed to make him drummer and a jivy trumpeter. But we happy; at once we' were friends. He went to hear that band again and again, tried to get the band together. A few because in it was playing one of the of its members had disappeared, but few remaining great artists jazz music still they started to play. Burke at has produced. first played very softly, facing the wall. After a few Dixieland tunes the band attacked a slow blues. Burke gradually turned towards us and really : . I Advertisers whose addresses are not shown elsewhere Wallace T. Herrelljr. martin alexander , 655 w. 177 street, K. F. TJ. MO. 14, BOX 157 new York c ity. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA m. campbell, 971 30th street, c. w. f\, THE FOLLOWING RECORDS ARE FOR TRADE OR AUCTTON. Los Angeles, California. ALL RECOROS FOR DISPOSITION ARE NEW. I AM INTERESTED JACK CHAMBERLAIN , IN ANY REAL JAZZ, ORIGINALS AND REISSUES, IN AOOITION Hinsdale, New York. TO THE ITEMS SHOWN IN THE WANT LIST AT THE BOTTOM OF Oavie COLEMAN, 1055 EAST HARVARO ROAD, THIS COLUMN. BURBANK, CALIFORNIA, For Trade or Auction Sgt. Jerry DALTON, A. P.O. #254, 4th maint. Bn.. HQ. 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CO C, 35IST INFANTRY, jumpin' for joy/the man i love CAmp Gruber, Oklahoma. Wanted JAMES L. WALTERS. 1810 EUCLID Avenue, LIL ARMSTRONG BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA. OR LEAVE ME ALONE DE 1092 W. C. WENZEL, 45 East 9TH STREET, DUKE ELLINGTON new York c ity. jazz lips B8 6396 Double check stomp BB 6450 WIT : Ray WHITNEY , 30 GORDON STREET, Saratoga swing BB 10245 FRAM INGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS. in the shade of the old apple tree CO 36195 johnny hodges WHKR Elizabeth WH 1 TAKER , Box 134, things ain't what they used to be BB 1 1447 Greenville, Michigan. tommy ladnier weary blues BB 10086 WHTG i Albert whiting, 413 Cedar street, new bedford, massachusetts, PAUL MARES RE I NCA RNAT I ON CO 35686 m. n. winton, 2501 ivy drive, JELLY ROLL MORTON Oakland, California. DEEP CREEK BLUES BB 5333 BLUE 8L000 SLUES BB 82pl Francis WOLFE, 1133 first avenue, CANNON BALL BLUES BB 10254 NEW YORK C I TY MUGGSY SPAN IER BB 10417 street, ECCENTRIC jr., I Cabot phil young, LONESOME ROAD BB 10766 MASSACHUSETTS. MILTON, WASHBOARD RHYTHM KINGS TIGER RAG BB 6084 JULIE ANN MAHER ASKS: "IS THERE ANY POSSIBLE SLOPPY DRUNK BLUES BB 8164 TO BUY OR TRADE FOR SOLO ART RECORDS?" ) ) /-W ANTED 12 3 4 (bunny ber i gam, continued) Swing mr Charlie VO 3179 2.00 HASS Blue lou BR 7832 1.50 HASS Mahogany hall stomp 3 [Price offered for record VI 25622 1.50 HASS s0bb1n' blues VI 261 16 Grif 2 [CATALOG NUMBER OF RECORD down stream vi 2581 1 grif ] [LABEL OF RECOPO CHU BERRY 1 NO I ANA VAR 587 1.50 Dalt Ghost of a chance OK MAHE l i mehouse blues 587 2.00 HASS (ANY CHU HENRY ALLEN BERRY VA. RECORDS HASS Singing pretty songs Vl 23338 1.50 Dalt JIMMY BERTRAND (any victor, VG condition) VI Dend Ll TTLE BITS ( EX 1035 2.50 Dend DANNY ALT ICR IDLE HOUR SPECIAL (ex) 1060 2.50 DENO N I *M My gal sal vo 15740 3.00 Dalt GOIN' HUNT I ' (Ex) 1099 6.00 DEND Easy come albert ammons 1 100 6.00 Dend (any) Monday struggle/Bass coin' crazy SA 12000 VANB HURN blues stampede Boogie woogie/mecca flat blues SA 12001 . KEND 1 100 Camp (any) LOUIS ARMSTRONG STUR Blues stampede SUNSET CAFE STOMP OK 8453 cole 1 100 Alex (any) IRISH BLACK BOTTOM OK 8447 COLE Grif DROPPIN SHUCK 6 OK 8357 COLE BLUE JAY BOYS (ANY HOT FIVE OR SEVEN, VG) AN 4.00 OEND (any) Weary blues/That's when OK 8519 HURN JAMES BLYTHE RAT/SWEET PAPA ( HOT 5'S AND 7*S ON OK OR VO ) — HURN VO I 181 7.50 VANB St. James Infirmary OK 8657 WHKR VO I 135 4.00 OENO papa Ok 8318 Hint Georgia grind/Come back sweet vo 1 136 4.00 Dend no blues OK 855 I w l NT I'm not rough/Got Vo I 180 4.00 DENO KING OF THE ZULUS/LONESOME BLUES OK 8396 W I NT Para 12376 6.50 Dend ALLIGATOR crawl (new only) OK 8482 Camp (any with johnny doods) — ALLIGATOR CRAWL ok or vo stur (any) —_ HURN OK 8447 8.00 STEA 'm IRISH BLACK BOTTOM//OU i goin' hunting Vovc 1099 Camp (many ACCOMPANIMENTS ON OK OK J3-6 Alex (ANY) Stub IRISH BLACK 80TT0M/Y0U OK 8447 Alex (any solo; any band group, any label) *3-8 Alex (ANY HOT FIVE OF HOT SEVEN) GRIFI perry bradford FRANK AUBURN-CHET LEIGHTON Lucy long vo (any (R., Dl ., VE., CL. the broadway bandits LOVIE AUSTIN YOU'RE THE TOp/alL THRU THE ite RZ MR I 733 10.00 KEND (ANY 12300 series, paramount) BROADWAY BROAOCASTERS MILDRED BAILEY IF I YOU 9057 KEND '0 I love to take orders VO 3056 I .00 WENZ She's funny that way 9023 KEND CHARLIE BARNET henry brown Surreal i sm VAR 633 1.00 MAHE (Any with no vocal, Ex. cond.; Para or 8R 5.00 Dend RAY 8ARR0W BUTTERBEANS AND SUSIE WALKING BLUES (Ex) Para 12803 6.00 OEND he li kes 1 t slow VIOLA BARTLET h0a6y carm SUNDAY MORNING BLUES (Ex) PARA 12369 2.00 Oeno ichael Bessie couldn't help it COUNT BAS1E down for double MAHE ROY CARROLL/LLOYD KEATING (ANY HAR., Dl., VE., OR CL. goin' to chicago/9520 special I.+ YOUN n benny carter ' feed i ' the bean OK .85 YOUN Synthetic love vo 2870 i want a little girl/lt's torture OK 5773 .85 YOUN 2.00 Dalt Louisiana/Easy does it CO 35448 .85 YOUN Shoot the works VO 2898 2.00 Dalt Basie booqie/let me see OK 6330 .85 YOUN Savoy stampede/Scandal OK 5112 .75 STRO Hight hop/ok lester leaps in OK 51 18 1.50 HASS for baby De 3294 . 75 STRO BAYSTATE BROADCASTERS charleston chasers St. James Infirmary Basin street blues CO 2415 2.00 Dalt BECHET'S FEETWARMERS CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS MAPLE LEAF/SWEETIE DEAR BB 76|4 1 .50 Stro BALLIN' THE JA Ck/G RANOMA 'S BALL OK 8533 VanB SHAG/l 'VE FOUND A' NEW BABY BB 10022 1 .00 STRO Orental man/Vy BABY OK 8548 VanB BIX BE IDERBECKE BROWN BOTTOM BESs/lADY LOVE OK 8613 VANB DEEP DOWN SOUTH VI 23018 1.00 DURO My qirl/Sweep 'em up OK 8792 VANB BALLIN' THE JACK MARG 1 E PARL R2833 1 .50 DURO OK 8533 4.00 DENO GOOSE PIMPLES OK 8544 GRI F MY BABY OK 8548 4.00 DEND THOU SWELL ANY GR 1 F Lady love (ex) OK 8613 4.00 DENO SINCE MY BEST GAL TURNED ME DOWN ANY GR 1 F (any exc. "brush stomp") OK 2.50 STUB BEN'S BAD BOYS EDDIE CONDON YELLOW DOG BLUES/1»ANG WANG BLUES VI 21971 KEND MAKIN' FRIENDS ANY WHKR GLADYS BENTLEY THE COTTON PICKERS KEN0 Gorilla man OK MAHE hot heels/some of these days CA 9207 BUNNY- BER IGAN IDA COX Blues/i *m comin Virginia (new) DE 181 16 KEND Southern woman's blues Para 12298 Dend 8R 7858 2.00 HASS 0 i x i eland shjffle Lonesome blues Papa 12307 DENO (continued next column) DON'T BLAME ME Para 12381 OENO - 1 2 3 4 i 2 3 4 WILTON CRAWLEY REGINALD FORSYTHE BIG TIME VI 23292 2.00 DALT DODGING A DIVORCEE/LULLABY CO 3012 — Kend WHAT 1 NEED VI 381 16 2.00 Dalt FRANKIE FRANKO'S LOUISIAMIANS FUTURISTIC VI 38136 2.00 DALT SOMEBODY STOLE MY GAL HE 12009 3.50 Stea IRON DADDY BLUES OK MAHE BLIND LEROY GARNET PUTNEY DANOR IOGE CHAIN 'EM DOWN 3ARA 12876 6.50 DEND SHINE VO 3024 2.00 Dalt BENNY GOODMAN BING CROSBY JAZZ HOLIDAY VO —— MAHE WHEN THE BLUE "OF THE NIGHT Br 6226 Ridl MAHE 1 'M HERE CO STREET OF DREAMS 8r 6464 Rl DL GOOD ENOUGH TO KEEP CO MAHE 1 'M PLAYING Wl TH Fl RE Br 6480 R 1 DL TAPPIN* THE BAR RELL CO 2856 1.50 DURO DO 1 CARE WHAT Br 6515 Ridl 1 RIFFIN THE SCOTCH Co 2867 1 .50 DURO LITTLE DUTCH MILL any R IDL Love me or leave me CD 2871 1.50 DURO Paraoi se Br 6285 Ridl Emali NE Co 2907 1 .50 DURO LOVE YOU FUNNY THING Br 6268 Ridl Junk man CO 2892 1 .50 DURO COW COW DAVENPORT RIFFIN' THE SCOTCH/KEEP ON D0IN' Co 2867 KEND (any solo) Hurn Love me or leave me /why couldn't Co 2871 KEND NEW COW COW BLUES Para 12452 2.50 Stea Junk man/0l' pappy CO 2892 Kend CHARLES DELA1INEY Junk man/Ol * pappy CoE C8730 Kend HOT D 1 SCOGRAPHY (1938) 5.00 HURN Like a bolt/i*m iOO^ for you Co 2988 Kend 1 BAND D X IE JAZZ HOUSE HOP/SING ME A SWING SONG VI 25340 KEND DIXIE DRAG JE 5446 Kend POP CORN MAN/OOO0H BOOM V 1 25808 8.00 KEND DIXIELAND THUMPERS 1 WANNA BE AROUND/WHAT HAVE YOU Me 12138 Kend WEARY VIAY BLUES Para 12525 10.00 DEND Little joe/i looks like love ME 12149 KEND SOCK THAT THING/ ORIENTAL MAN Paha 12594 10.00 DEND Room i4ii/Jungle blues(B.G.'S ooys)BrF 500201 — KEND Sock that thing/Oriental man Para 12594 3.00 Stur " Jazz holiday/wolverine bl. ( ) VO 15656 20.00 KEND JOHNNY DODDS That's a plenty/clarinetitis(new) Me 12073 KEND Sweet Lorraine VI 38038 2.00 Dalt JERSEY BOUNCE Co 36588 1 .00 Cham Wildman Br 3567 5.00 DEND Clarinet ala king(ist master) OK 6544 2.00 CHAM AFTER YOU 'VE GONE (any) 3.50 DEND Sweet georgie brown/opus ^(quartet)vi 26091 1 .00 Oh lizzie (new) BR 3585 OEND 3.00 Breakfast feud/Found a new(seven) Co 36039 75 STRO Joe Turner blues (new) BR 3997 4.50 DEND WHEN YOUR LIPS/NOT WORTH TEARS Me 12023 RY 30.00 Weary blues VO 15632 DEND Falling in love/if you haven't Me 12079 RY OH DADDY 12471 7.50 DEND para Can we live/when lover has gone ME 12 120 LOVELESS LOVE Para 12483 7.50 DEND House Hop /S ing me a swing song VI 25340 Fry MY LITTLE ISA8EL BB 10241 HURN Pop corn man/oooh Boom VI 25808 Fry STOMP/SLUE PIANO INDIGO BB 10238 HURN NOT THAT 1 CARE Co 2542 R IDL BUCKTOWN STOMP/BLUE BB 8549 HUHN TAPPIN' THE BARREL Co 2856 Ridl * WEARY CITY/BULL FIDDLE BLUES BB 10239 HURN R 1 FF 1 N THE SCOT CH CO 2867 R 1 DL (ANY EARLY RECORD WITH DODDS) HURN LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME Co 2871 WEARY BLUES vo 15632 Camp EMALI NE CO 2907 Ridl TOO tight/goober DANCE Any STUR Junk man Ro 2802 Ridl DANCE/TOO TIGHT VI 23396 GOOBER 2.50 STEA 1 AIN'T LAZY Co 2923 RlOL Weary blues vo 15632 8.00 Alex Breakfast ball Co 2927 Ridl (any solo on Paramount) Para 6.00 Alex Take my word Co 2947 R 1 DL (any) GRI F NITWIT SERENADE co 2958 Ridl D'ORSAY ORCH-PHIL HUGHES Blue moon CO 3003 Ridl (ANY HAR., Dl., VE., CL.) F RY Cokey CO 301 1 Ridl EDO IE OUCH IN Clouds CO 3015 RIDL Medley Co 18001 Cham 1 WAS LUCKY Co 3018 RlOL I'VE TOLD EV'RY LITTLE STAR BR 6425 Cham SOORAH FOR LOVE VI 2501 1 Ridl OUT OF THE DARKNESS BR 6431 CHAM YOU 'RE HEAVENLY VI 25021 Ridl DUKE ELLINGTON Texas tea party (new) CO 3 167 1.50 JACD Creole love call(mstr.#2) VI 2.00 MtTC GOODY AND HIS GOODT IMERS VI Ml TC E.St. Louis toodle-oo(mstr.#I ) 2.00 Stardust Pe 15084 or Pat 36903 KEND 1 CAN'T GIVE YOU (MSTR.J«|) VI 2.00 MITC NOW I'M IN LOVE PE 15105 OR Pat 36924 KEND Flaming youth (MSTR.jfl) V 1 2.00 Ml TC COOT GRANT-KID WILSON HIGH LIFE (MSTR.#2) VI 2.U0 MITC COME ON COOT, DO THAT THING Any VANB SWEET JAZZ 0'MINE(MSTR.jf2) VI 2.00 MITC SLEEPY HALL ORCHESTRA ring dem bells(mstr.#3) V 1 2.00 MITC SLEEPY TIME GAL VO 1 .00 Dalt Old man blues (mstr.#2) V 1 2.00 Ml T€ LIONEL HAMPTON Jig walk/alabama bound GE 100.00 Ml TC Sweethearts on parade V 1 MAHE THREE LI TTLE WORDS PAE R883 15.00 MITC ALEX HILL Slippery horn/Drop me off at har BR 6527 1.75 YOUN (any) VO 2.00 Dalt Lightnin'/Jazz cocktail Br 6404 1 .75 YOUN STOMPIN* *EM DOWN VO 1270 HURN East St. Louis/Birmingham break Vo 1064 4.00 YOUN EARL HINES Take the "a" train V 1 27380 1 .00 YOUN HONEYSUCKLE ROSE(TRIO) VO 1 .50 Dalt Just a settin' and a rockin' VI 27587 1.00 YOUN JOHNNY HODGES REMINISCING IN TEMPO, PTS.III ft IV CO 361 15 1 .00 STUR JITTERBUG'S LULLABY(NEW) VO 4309 1 .00 JACO Improvisations in Ellingtonia, 1-4 HRS r.75 STUR 1 JACO rent party blues (new) VO 5100 .00 WILL EZELL (any with no vocal) Para 5.00 DEND BILLIE HOLIDAY 646| Whkr (any solos or accompaniments) Walt Gloomy Sunday OK TROY FLOYD HOTSY TOTSY GANG SHADOWLANO blues, pts. 14 11 OK 8571 2.50 YOUN Br 4587 F RY 8719 2.50 YOUN Star oust Dreamland blues, Pts. 1 ft II OK . ) ) ) — A 1 J 2 t 1 2 3 4 PETE JOHMSOf-J (GLENN MILLER, CONTINUED) SA 12005 STRO PEG 0' MY HEART de 1342 — Gero ANYDAY, JONES-SM 1 TH 1 NC ANYTIME, ANYWHERE de 1284 — Gero Shoe shine swing 344 Moonlight bay De 1239 — Gero OALT Laoy be good vo 3459 I'oo The chestnut" tree BB 10201 — Gero D ICK JURGEfIS The lamp is low BB 10290 — Gero Night and dav OUT OF SPACE BB 10438 Gero Sweet potato piper BB 10605 — Gero KANSAS CITY FRANK MELROSE G 1 VE A LI TTLE WHI STLE BB 10580 — Gero PASS THE JUG BR 1 BEG YOUR PARDON BB 10561 gero JELLY POLL STOMP 5585 COLE This changing world BB 10526 Gero Jelly roll stomp Br 7062 5.00 OEND Y/ho's SORRY now BB 10486 Gero BR OR GE Camp STARLIGHT HOUR BB 10553 Pass the jug/Jelly boll stomp BR 7062 Walt ALEX Stairway to the stars BB 10276 Gero pass the jug/jelly poll stomp 3E 5585 10.00 (all Glenn miller records on Brunswick) Gero KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS IRVING MILLS HOTSY TOTSY GANG Sweet li za BA 6358 KEND Railroad man/Crazy about my gal BR 4838 — Keno It's tight like that/4 or 5 times BA 6295 — KEND Harvey/^arch of the hoodlums BR 4559 — KEND JOHN K IRBY Deep harlem/strut Miss lizzie BR 4983 — KEND ROYAL GARDEN BLUES OK OR VO MAHE WHAT A NIGHT/l WONDER WHAT MY GAL BR 4998 KEND KNICKERBOCKERS Since you went away Br 4122 KEND (ANY COLUMBIA 2300 AND UP) CO FRY 1 — COULDN'T IF 1 WANTED TO BR 41 12 KENO GENE KRUPA MILLS MERRY MAKERS VE 7121 KEND (ANY GENE KRUPA RECORDS EITHER VI OR SB Hass Farewell blues ( 149955) TOMMY LADNIER Farewell blues Har.,Di .,Cl., i VE 7121 Fry Weary blues/ja-da BB 10086 1.00 Stro MILLS MUSICAL CLOWNS WlPIN' THE PAN 1 USED PE 1 5 1 55 OR Pat 36974 KENO GEORGE E. LEE ORCHESTRA BILL MONROE PASEO STRUT 7132 2 * 00 OAALTT (VARIOUS RECORDS BY BILL MONROE Gero LEVEE SERENAOERS LEE MORSE Jelly jelly lord BR 1 1 54 Camp SHY LITTLE VIOLETS GROW CO MAHE LIL'S HOT SHOTS JELLY ROLL MORTON Georgia bo bo (A my) Cole BEALE STREET BLUES (ANY LABEL) Cole Georgi a bo so VO 1037 Camp Deep creek BB Cole LITTLE BROTHER MONTGOMERY JERSEY JOE B8 cole RIDER BLUES 3 NO SPECIAL ARA 13006 7.50 Deno TURTLE TWIST BB COLE Frisco hi*ball blues Me Dend MISSISSIPPI MILDRED BB Cole CRIPPLE CLARENCE LOFTON BIG FA T HAM Para 12050 cole BROWN SKIN HALS ME 61 166 hurn LONDON BLUES OK 8105 Cole WALT (ANY SOLOS ON GE. ,S 1 LVERTON, OR PARA Cole LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS BILLY GOAT STOMP VI 20772 Cole DALLINQaiiimI tutIHl JhLKmf>v WnUU l_JC£01 RP7P OR HRS 15 LOOKING FOR A BLUEBIRD VI 23004 3.00 Dend vo 15828 BaLLIN' THE JACK FICKLE FAY CREEP VI 23019 3.50 Dend vo (any ON VOCALION Mint julep Vl 23334 10.00 Dend (any with Pee Wee Russell) .00 LEX Deep creek ( new) VI 38055 2.25 Dend LOUISVILLE RHYTHM KINGS Tank town bump (new) VI 38075 2.25 DENO Shout hallelujah/'Cause i 'm home PAF 22305 KEND Pretty lil (new) Vl 38078 2.00 Dend JIMMY LYTELL COURTHOUSE BUMP VI 38093 2.00 Deno OLD FOLKS SHUFFLE PE 14749 OALT TRY ME OUT Vl 381 13 2.50 Dend CONEY 1 SLAND PE 14765 i "oo Fussy Mabel (new) VI 38125 2.25 Deno pat 36741 1 00 OALT Little Lawrence (new) VI 38135 2.25 Dend JULinr MHKoKLHUflPQAI A LITTLE DIXIE HOME VI 38601 2.50 Dend WOLVERINE BLUES Var 565 2.00 OALT BILLYGOAT stomp Vl 20772 hurn REV. McGEE CONGREGATION (any solos) hurn (any preaching records) BB WALT (any except recent BB) Hurn RED MCKENZ IE the pearls/king porter vo 1020 Camp Dream sweetheart CO MAH Oeep creek/red hot pepper Vl 38055 Camp McKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS Grandpa's spells/Cannon Rall VI OR BB Camp Rocky roao VI MAHE The pearls/beale street(new only) VI 20948 Camp MEMPHIS FIVE Wild man blues BB 10256 2.00 STEA MAHE Someday F 1 reworks vo sweetheart VI 20405 2.50 STEA MEMPHIS NIGHT HAWKS (any solos, except reissues) WALT (any on vocalion) VO 3.00 ALEX (any solos on gennett. Autograph) 6.00 ALEX (any) Grif GLENN MILLER humoresque/sold American vo 4449 GERO BENNY MOTEN YOUN 5051 Gero MOTEN SWING/TOBY Vl 23384 2.00 i got rhythm/Sleepy time gal VO SOLO HOP/lN A LITTLE SPANISH TOWN CO 35881 Gero NE» ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS 3.50 Deno To you BB 10276 Gero (any) CO RIDE RED RIDE OK 61 19 Gero Flat foot/Mad dog Co 14337 Hurn 14465 Hurn BY THE WATERS OF MlNNETONKA BB 7870 gero 1 CAN'T SAY/tolXEO SALAD CO Glen island special BB 10388 Gero FLAT FOOT/IJAO 000 Co 14337 Camp ROMANCE RUNS IN THE FAMILY BB 10145 Gero MIXED SALAD/CAN'T SAY CO 14465 Camp COMMUNITY SWING BR gero (ANY) Co 2.50 STUR (CONTINUEO NEXT COLUMN MIXED SALAO/l CAN'T SAY CO 14465 Halt 8 in , 3 4 12 12 3 4 NEW ORLEANS RAMBLERS (ADRIAN ROLL INI, CONTINUED) HAPPY AS i'm one ofgod's children ME 12133 KEND THE DAY IS LONG MAHE GOT THE JITTERS That's the kind of man for me ME 12130 KEND MAHE ITT I'M ONE of god's children ME 12133 Fry S IN' ON A LOG/l RAISED MY HAT KEND Fry That's the kind of man for me ME 12130 HARRY ROSENTHAL NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS SAY WHEn/NHEN LOVE COMES 2962 Fry Clarinet marmalaoe/mr. Jelly lord GE 5220 2.50 Cole Hunkadola/according to moon 3016 Fry (any with Rappolo) HURN Let me sing/Heart is open book 3019 • Fry (any) Grif RUSS t DUNN NEW ORLEANS WANOERliRS TOO MANY TEARS Ma he CO 3.50 OEND (any) PEEWEE RUSSELL TRIO Papa dip/too tight CO 735 HURN I 'VE FOUND A NEW BABY/EVERY Stro Papa dip/too tight CO 735 Walt BEN SELVIN RED NICHOLS (ANY COLUMBIA 2300 AND Up) Fry Sweet sue BR 6256 2.00 OALT ARTIE SHAW JIMMY NOONE Japanese sandman .00 WENZ APEX BLUES/SWEET LORRAINE SLIM t HOT SHOTS RED NORVO THAT * A PLENTY .00 DALT REMEMBER BR 7896 I .00 DALT BESSIE SMITH OLIVER KING (ALMOST ANY FROM 14075 UP)(Ex) Dend MABEL'S 0REAM OK 6235 Cole ST. Louis blues/Reckless blues WINT HlQH SOCIETY HRS 12 Cole jabbo smith RIVERSIDE BLUES OK 40034 Cole Sleepy time blues 7058 3,.00 STEA Chimes blues BE 5135 Cole Sau sha stomp 7065 3, 00 STEA JAZZIN* BABIES BLUES OK 4975 cole Decatur st. tutti 7078 3, 00 STEA KROOKED BLUES GE 5274 Cole Tanguay blues 7101 3, 00 STEA JUST GONE GE 5133 5.00 Dend KATE SMITH 1 'M GOIN' AWAY JUST TO GE 5134 5.00 Dend Moon song WHIT K ROOKED SLUES GE 5274 8.00 Dend SNAKE RAG/HIGH SOCIETY OK 4933 6.00 Roge MUGGSY SPAN IER SHIMES SLUES/FROQGIE MORN GE 5135 3. 50 ROGE ECCENTR IC BB 10384 HURN SNAKE RAG GE 5184 3.50 Roge RIVERBOAT SHUFFLE BB 10532 HURN K ROOKED BLUES/ALLI GATOR HOP GE 5274 4.00 Roge VICTORIA SPIVEY buddy's habits/Tears OK 40000 4.00 ROGE FUNNY FEATHER'S BLUES WORKING MAN BL/Rl VERS IDE SLUES OK 40034 4.50 Roge STATE STREET RAMBLERS Camp SNAKE RAG/HIGH SOCIETY OK 4933 WEARY WAY SLUES 6232 7, 50 Dend ROOM RENT BLUES OK 8148 Camp 5454 7. 50 Dend BUDDY'S HABIT/TEARS OK 40000 Camp PRISCILLA STEWART Camp Sweet baby doll OK 8235 Delta bottom blues (ex) Para 12240 2.00 Dend (either paramount) Para Camp JOE SULLIVAN (any OK, GE, PARA, Col) Walt Lady be good/I can't GIVE OK 5496 I CO STRO (any) GR l F Low down dirty shame/Sol i tuoe OK 5531 I. 00 Stro ERSKINE TATE ory's creole trombone MORO 3009 COLE STOMP OFF, LET'S GO (any ) 8 page walter JASPER TAYLOR ' Devil blues/squabbl i VO 1463 3.00 YOUN STOMP TIME BLUES PARA 12409 10, 00 DEND tiny f i parham's 40 ve STOMP TIME BLUES Para 12409 3, 00 STUR jim jackson' kansas city blues PARA 12586 3.50 STEA JACK TEAGAROEN jack pettis you're simply oelish PE 15361 — KEND broadway stomp VO 15761 K END memphis blues ANY — WHKR bag 0' blues OK 414-10 KEND St. james Infirmary Any ——- WHKR a bag 0* blues OK 41410 Fry Junk man BR 7652 — RlDL stew pletcher Stars fell on Alabama Br 5993 —— RIOL Will I never know BB 6344 .75 WENZ TEN FRESHMEN BEN POLLACK Freshman hop MAHE ' ROLL I N DOWN THE RIVER RE 10057 KEND freshman hop Pat 37054 OR PE 15235 KEND Sweet I hot/got five dollars ANY FRY HOC I EL THOMAS SONNY PORTER WASHERWOMAN BLUES OK 8289 — — Camp HOW LONG BLUES SUNSHINE BABY OK 8326 — — Camp 8297 - Camp THE -RADIOL I TES LONESOME HOURS (EX.) OK — I OON'T KNOW WHY/LOVE LETTERS CO 2540 KEND FRANK TRUMBAOfR I OON'T KNOW WHY/LOVE LETTERS CO 2540 Fry old cow ha no BR 7687 I, 00 WENZ i 'm an (ANY COLUMBIA 2300 AND Up) Co Fry Japanese sandman Parl R2I76 I, 50 DuRO RED I MIFF'S STOMPERS love nest Parl ? I 50 DURO HURRICANE ED MA HE no one else can take your place Parl R 420 I, 50 DURO JON REDMAN SIPPIE WALLACE Chant of the weed (any) .75 WHTG (any) RED ON I ON JAZZ BA8IES WESLEY WALLACE Cake walki ng babi es ge 5627 cole m (exI PARA 12958 7.50 OEND adrian roll i n FATS VJALLER HONEYSUCKLE rose VI 25208 2.00 DALT N VI 381 19 .75 WHTG I I ' BUT WALK IN (continued next column) R D 9 Wanted New Orleans Recollections 12 3 4 COPYRIGHT 1943 jack »h i they/jerry fenyiyck (any har., di., ve., cl.) whoopee bakers I started work 1 MOANIN LOW (Any pseudonym)Ca 9235 • KEND on my first job in Milwaukee walk " Ca 9203 KEND Nev; Orleans on La- " blue little you ca 9041 • KEND bor day, 1904, hav- n Icky blues(8478) Any • KEND ing arrived in town THE SORORITY STOMP/tllRTY 00g(3766) ANY • KEND from the Gulf (Toast Four or 5 times(206I )(Any pseudonym)Any KEND the night before. THAT Any • KEND IT'S TIGHT LIKE ( 2062 On that Monday morn- BUGLE CALL RAG (EX.) STUR ing in September I CLARENCE WILLIAMS | made my way to the OF ALL THE WRONGS (Ex) office of the Nev; Old fashioneo love (ex) | Orleans Acid & Fer- Cake walkin' babies (VG-) tilizer Company in (any with Armstrong) the Kibernia Eank Building, where I was Armstrong) (any with told to take it easy until JVfr. Pickens, COOTIE WILLIAMS the plant superintendent, arrived to OlGA DIGA D0O VAR • MAHE show me the way over to the factory in west end blues OK MAHE Gretna, where I was to be bookkeeper. OK MAHE do blues i n my c0n0i tion I not remember at what time Mr. Pick- JACO Blue "reverie (new) 3814 I .00 ens arrived, but before we left for JABBO WILLIAMS the factory, the sounds of lively music PRATT CITY BLUES (ex) 13141 7.50 Oend came floating up from Carondelet Street, JOHNNY WILLIAMS and the office force flocked to the LITTLE OLD LADY 594 I .00 WEN2 open windows. Looking down from the tenth floor of TEDDY WILSON the Hibernia Bank Build- KNEW WHKR ing, I heard and saw my first Nev: Or- I NEVER leans band, —In fact, several bands. It WOLVERINES was the Negro Labor Day Parade that was (any) passing, and the bands kept the union ALBERT WYNH members stepping along in proper fash- PARKAWAY STOMP ion. Parades were a New Orleans spe- JACK WYNN cialty, and the bands were always equal LOVED ONE ME to the occasion. Although the rank and file of the members were marching, ANY ARTIST OR RECORDING GROUP) ( we could see that the colored labor AND SO GOODBYE — riding in carriages whose WHY CAN THIS NIGHT GO ON — leaders were white, WHEN TOMORROW COMES — drivers were which brought forth — a rather caustic comment from the sten- 1 GOT T J PASS YOUR HOUSE ographer. I was told that the routes of march for the negro and white par- ades were carefully mapped out so they 99 out of 100 would not meet, thus avoiding the pos- sibility of unpleasant incidents. Collectors are OK When Mr. Pickens had finished his city office business, we started for 3ut there's one in every hundred who is careless Gretna . Taking the Jackson Avenue and/or 01shonest. street car, we were soon at the ferry, Next month's Record Changer will describe five jazz jerks who have victimized the advertisers and which ran between the foot of Jackson readers of this publication. Avenue and Gretna, located directly During the past four years ] have found record across on the opposite shore. The trading to be a gentlemen^s game , to-be distinguished from say, horse trading, river was fairly low at that season, the least bit Myself, — l h^ve never encountered and after passing through the ferry i of 0upl i c i ty in sell i ng , buy i ng, or trad ng rec- ords by mail or express. house, we walked down the long ramp to however, in recent months several of the recoro Changer's advertisers have complaineo of a variety the pontoon against which the boat of abuses (perpetrated on them by other readers) docked. In the spring the flood waters ranging from pathological correspondence to outright defrauding of the mails. from the north came down in such volume The June Record Changer will shed a little light that the river was full to the tops of on these odu characters. the levees. At such y.nies the rising Remember, that out of record of course, 99 |00 water carried the pontoon up higher and collectors are ok. Remember, also, when trading with an unknown higher, until it was necessary to walk collector, to insist that your records be sent by up the ramp to the pontoon instead of express, and that the sender specify on the express aown . When the river was at flood i nvoi ce: EXAMINAT ION ALLOWED stage the boats were riding several THIS WILL ENABLE YOU TO EXAMINE YOUR SHIPMENT BE- feet above the street level, and until FORE YOU GIVE WITH THE GOLD, one got used to it, it seemed strange IT )S SIMPLER TO SHIP BY EXPRESS THAN BY PARCEL to stand in the street and look at the POST. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CALL THE "PICK-UPB DE- boats so much higher up. I think it PARTMENT OF THE EXPRESS OFFICE. THE MAN WILL 00 T«E REST. was in 1907 that the water rose above the levee top, and several feet of sand bags had to be piled on the levee to hold back the water. At that time water was flowing across the ferry house floor, and passengers Jiad to walk 10 . . . on planks placed on crates and boxes Kennedy played several of his composi- to get back and forth. The folks did- tions and arrangements; he played Honey n't seen to worry much about the high Baby and his niece sang it. I presume water, but of course the levees were most of the Record Changer's readers watched closely; on the opposite hank will remember the wordy battle between men used to patrol the levees to guard Jelly Roll and W.C. Handy in Down Beat against natural breaks, and to see that a few years ago as to the origin of no breaks were made purposely to re- the blues. It seems that Handy per- lieve the strain on the Mew Orleans mitted himself to be introduced over side. the air by "Believe It or Not", as the The fertilizer plant office was originator of the blues, jazz and about three blocks from the ferry land- stomps, which naturally peeved Jelly ing in Gretna, which was a pretty good Roll. As Handy' s first blues, The industrial town of about 5000 inhabi- Memphis Blues or Mister Crump was not tants at that time. There were large published until 1912, T was prompted mills along the water front as well as to write to Mr. Kennedy and ask him elsewhere in the torn. It was the when he arranged Honey Baby . He re- parish seat of Jefferson Parish, often plied to my letter from New York, referred to as "The Free State of Jef- where he had lived for many years, and ferson", the political power that ran he had the following to say about the the parish being firmly entranched. song I heard about 1906: "Regarding Such things as drinking and gambling Honey Baby , included in ray book Mellows, were viewed with a tolerant eye, and I I feel certain that it goes back far- believe life in that locality proceed- ther than 1905. I had known it a long ed with a minimum of restraints. It time before I arranged it for the was not, however, a "wide open town", piano..." So, from my personal know- and I always found it a pleasant and ledge, blues were known and played friendly place. around. New Orleans at least six years It was in Gretna that I heard my before the first blues number was pub- first "blues", —fragmentary bits that lished by Handy. the office boy, Hylas, would sing about What will probably interest the the place. Very few were anything like Changer's readers most is the fact that complete, — I never asked him where he R. Emmet Kennedy was the uncle of Emmet heard them, or tried to trace to see Hardy, the fine young New Orleans if there was anything more than he trumpet player who died over twenty sang; I just took it for granted that years ago, and whose genius is begin- they were unfinished bits bandied ning to be almost legendary, and prom- about in Gretna. Here are a few of ises to become more so. There is no the choicer bits: doubt that Hardy, who played qn river twenty ago, would Take this pork chon to your pa, boats over years Take this sausage to your ma, have an opportunity to spread his repu- Mama * s got a baby^named "Tee Nah Nah tation over a great deal of territory, and would make many contacts. With Why don't you be like me, such musical background and surround- Why don't you be like me, ings, as Hardy had, along with an evi- Drink good whisky boy, let the dent natural ability, it would be * * * cocaine be. strange if he didn't become great in I was born in the country, raised in his line. I don't remember that I ever town saw Emmet Hardy; he must have been a I'm a backbone breaker from away down. small boy when I was going to Gretna. * * * R. Emmet Kennedy died on November She's a good doin' baby. 21, 1941. I felt a genuine personal But she's got low down ways. loss when I read of his death. After (Jelly Roll Morton recorded Mama's Got writing him in 1938, I had renewed my a Baby for General Records on their acquaintance with him, and we had been Tavern Tunes label No. 1710A, singing talking over the possibilities of put- some verses I never heard before. Why ting out some of his compositions along Don't You Be Like Me also found Tts with pertinent and authentic historical way into a folksong (?) matter. It's too bad it couldn't have Diagonally across the corner from been done, as Mr. Kennedy was a sin- the fertilizer plant office was the cere and straightforward gentleman office of the Chicasaw Cooperage Com- whose work was done for the pleasure pany. Their office man was R. Emmet it gave him, and who insisted that all Kennedy, one of the most talanted men of his facts be straight. I ever met, being a poet and author, HOW TO FIGURE THE COST 0P as well as a gifted musician. Always A "SPECIAL" AD The cost of special ads, such as those interested in negro music, Mr. Kennedy appearing on page 17, are baaed not on the began collecting tneir songs when about number of records advertised, but on the num- ber of lines required for the ad thirteen years old. He was author of The cost per line is lOtf. several books, among which two Mellows 'For example, the following records require . five lines and More Mellows contain many negro : jelly ROLL MORTON The Pearls folk sings and spirituals. Emmet ar- Grandpa's spells ranged the first complete blues song I MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS One hour ever heard, Honey Baby . About 1906 he The cost of including these three records gave a concert in Algiers (West New in a special ad would be 50 Special Project "A" "B" •C" 3055 BECHET FAREWELL BL./GULF CCAST BLUES 1 .CO 2.00 1.00 No.1623 4495 J.P.JOHNSON CAROLINA 6H0UT/KEEP OFF THE GFU6S 4.00 2,40 4,00 1 4738 0RI0.DIX.JAZ2 BAND TODDLIN BL./SOHE OF THESE DAYS 2.50 1 ,80 3.50 4757 8ALLER MUSCLE SHOAL BL/b 1 RM 1 NGHAU BL. 4„00 2. 10 1 .00 4641 ORIG.DIX.JAZZ BAND Tiger rag/barn yard slues 2,50 1,90 6.00 WHAT RECORD COLLECTING NEEDS 4906 KING OLIVER SOSBIN' BL./SWEET LOVING MAN 5.00 5,50 3.00 IS A 3000 BOOK OH RARE RECORD 4918 KING OLIVER DIPPER UOUTW/^HERE 0 10 YOU STAY 5. CO 10.50 10.00 VALUES. 4925 BECHET Kansas city man/wild cat blues 4.00 2.60 3.00 Establishing values for rare 4933 KINO OL 1 VER snake rag/high society rag 15.00 20.50 15.00 hot records would be a diffi- 4937 J.P.JOHNSON TODDLIN'/sCOUTIN 1 AROUND 4.00 2. 10 4.00 cult, but not i.p0s8i ble task. 4966 BECHET achin'kearted/tain't nobody'sbk 2.50 2. 10 1.00 it is not a one-man job. a 4975 KING OLIVER JAZZIN' BABIES 3 LUES 5.00 10.50 10.00 reliable catalog on hot record 4993 BECHET Oh daddy bl./Old fashioned love 2,50 6.00 7.00 8043 WALLER Tain't ncbody'6 biz/you got ev. 1 .00 1 ,60 1 .00 values can ie coup i led only throuqh the collaboration of 8045 WALLER mama's got the bl./last go round 1 .00 1 .60 1 .00 three or more responsible ex- 8096 BECHET TRIO down on the levee/lonesome woman 3.00 2* 10 2,00 perts on record collecting. 8100 MO TEN Elephant's wobble/drawdad blues 1.00 1 .40 1 ,00 in an effort to find several 8105 J. R. MORTON LONDON BLUES 4.00 9.00 12,00 men who uiqht be equal to such 8|48 K ING OLIVER ROOM RENT BL./l AIN'T GONNA TELL 25.00 26,00 20.00 an assignment, we sent to fifty 8 163 OLIVER, B. BEANS & S. CONSTRUCTION SANG 1 .50 2, 10 1 .00 collectors of our acquaintance 8171 8EGHET/C. WILLIAMS NEW ORLEANS WQF SCOP BLUES 5.00 15.50 10,00 the following circular letter 8173 V.LISTON, ARMSTRONG YOU'VE GOT THE RIGHT KEY BUT. 8.00 7.50 2,00 8181 C.WMS, ARMSTRONG EVERYBODY LOVES/ALL THE WRONGS 4.00 5,50 1 .00 APRIL I, 1943. 8182 OLIVER., B. BEANS & S. KISS ME SWEET 1 .00 2. 10 1 .50 TOI MSSR8. • • • • 8184 MO TEN TULSA BLUES/GOOFY DUST 1 .00 1 .40 1 .00 CHANGER FROM 1 THE RECORD 8185 MARG. JOHNSON, C.WMS. PAPA, MAMA'S ALL ALONE/CHANGEABLE 10.00 15.50 7.00 SUBJECTI AN IMAGINARY AUCTION 8187 V.LISTON, ARMSTRONS EARLY IN THE MORNING 8.00 7.50 8,00 WE ARE LISTING BELOW 61 FA- 8193 MARG. JOHNS, ARMSTRONG DONE MADE A FOOl/wHO'LL CHOP 2.00 2.60 i ,00 MILIAR Okek records. 8194 MO TEN SOUTH/VINE ST. BLUES 1 .00 1 ,40 1 .00 Assume that they are at auc- 8198 ORIG. TUXEDO ORCH. BLACK RAG/CARELESS LOVE 2.50 5,00 7,00 1 2,00 tion, and that you want each 8205 S.WALLACE, OLIVER MORNING DOVE EL/EVERY DOtt HAS .50 2. 10 d— 8212 C.WMS, ARMSTRONG Baby 1 can't use/trouble every*. 3.00 4. 10 3.00 recoro, and that you are b i 1 1 .40 1 ,00 ding against the above col- 82 13 MO TEN Baby dear/as l like it .00 lectors, set down opposite 8215 C.WMS, ARMSTRONG Papa de da da/{ori«.tux., rev.) 8.00 10.50 6,00 each record an imaginary bid 8227 HERSAL THOMAS suit case blues/hersal blues 4.00 4.50 10. CO on that record, which you be- 8235 KING OLIVER SWEFT BABY DOLL/MABEL'S DREAM 20.00 25.50 50.00 lieve will just barely top 8242 MOTEN 1 8TH ST. BL. /THINGS SEEM SO BL. 1 .00 1 ,40 1 .00 the next highest bid, even 8245 C.WMS, ARMSTRONG SANTA CLAUS BLUES 8.00 7.50 10.00 though you have never heard 8254 C.WMS, ARMSTRONG SQUEEZE ME/SANTA CLAUS BLUES 8.00 8.50 6,00 the record... 8255 MOTEN SHE'S SWEETER THAN SUGAfi/ SO. ST. 1 .00 1 .^O 1 .00 8257 CHARLES CREATH GRANDPA'S SPELL 2.00 3.00 3.50 10,00 Fifteen collectors responded 8258 H.THOMAS, ARMSTRONG ADAM & EVE/PUT IT WHERE 1 CAN 6.00 10.50 5.50 3,00 to our request. the differ- 8261 ARMSTRONG YES, 1 'M IN THE BARREL/GUT BUCICT 6.00 ences between high bids and low 8267 C.WMS, ARMSTRONG GET IT FIXED/SHAKE THAT THING 2.50 1 .^0 5.00 bids on every record varied 8272 C.WMS, ARMSTRONG JUST WAIT TILL YOU SEE/LIVING HI (2.00 10.50 5.00 FROM |5.00 TO 150.00. 8273 C.HILL, ARMSTRONG KIDMAN BLUES/LOW LAND BLUES 1 2,00 10,50 10.00 1 .CO however, three collectors sub- 8277 MOTEN GATER ST. RAG/ SISTER HONKY TONK 1 .00 1 .40 mitted bids which took nearly 8279 B.CALLOWAY, ARMSTRONG LAZY WOMAN'S BL/LONESOME LOVESICK 50.00 10.50 25.00 all the records on this imagin- 82e9 H.THOMAS, ARMSTRONG WASHWOMAN BLUES/GAMBLER 'S DREAM 10.00 1 0,50 10.00 ary auction list. moreover, the 8297 H.THOMAS, ARMSTRONG LONESOME HOURS/DEEP WATER BLUES 10.00 8,50 1 0,00 y bidding between the8e three 8299 ARMSTRONG ORIENTAL STRUT/YOU'RE NEXT 10.00 7.50 10.00 collectors was remarkably close, 8300 ARMSTRONG HEEBIE JEEBIES/MUSKRAT RAMBLE 4.00 3.50 1.00 their bids are shown in the 8301 S. WALLACE, ARMS TRONQ A JEALOUS WOMAN LIKE ME A MAN 10.00 8.50 3.00 tabulation at the right. 8312 C.HILL, ARMSTRONG GEORGIA MAN/TROUBLE IN MIND 4.00 5.50 1.00 All three of these collectors 8313 BABY MACK, ARMSTRONG YOU'VE GOT TO/BHAT KIND 0 'MAN 60,00 58.00 50.00 are old-timers and are known to 8318 ARMSTRONG COME BACK SWEET PAPA 6.00 7.50 5.00 record traders all over the 8320 ARMSTRONG MY HEART 10.00 7.50 5.00 world. if ever a book is writ- 8326 ARMSTRONG SUNSHINE BABY/l *VE STOPPED MY 20.00 12.50 7.00 ten on rare record values, the8e 8328 S.WALLACE, ARMSTRONG SPECIAL DELIVERY Bl/i,ACK OF OIA. 8*00 9.50 5.00 three gentlemen should do it. 8339 C.HILL. ARMSTRONG LONESOME ALL ALONE AND BLUE 20.00 15.50 5.00 Use blank to advertise records in the Changer Cut on dotted line For rates turn page 12 DEADLINE -- 15th OF THIS MONTH _i 10 1-4 oz ocr Li_ X o < (0 UJo iff < CL ocr (0 u(C 8 cr Id 0- > UJ (0 cr in u CM > Id cr z o o < CO id CO u ti. cr o D < Q Z < < z * o I CO o cr O o Id : : : G.R. Osgood, Jr, 7 WEST 52N0 STREET, NEB YORK C I TV, N.Y. For Trade or Auction (write for my wants) LOU IS ARMSTRONG 1 SOUTHERN SERENACERS HA 4 E, HENDER- BEN POLLACK I Vl 21437 V, BROADWAY 1409 V (^" crack), SON Co 228 V, CO 35668 E, Co 292 G, CO 383 V, OK DE 1546 V, Vl 22158 V, 41498 G(oig), VO 3337 N, VO 3643 E, BB 5280 E, BB LOUIS PRIMA I BR 7628 V, BR 7335 E, BR 7596 V. 5086 E, BB 5363 E, BB 5408 E, BB 6501 E, BB 7787 E, FATS WALLER! VI 25618 E+, VO 3016 V, VI 22108 V, BB BB 10236 E, BB 6771 E, BB 10255 E, BB 10703 E, B8 10264 E+, BB 10098 E, VI 38613 N, VI 2333 1 N, VI 10237 E, BB 6910 E, DE 3825 E, De 3825 E, DE 3283 38110 E, BB 10262 E, VI 25565 E, BB 10185 E, VI t/V, Oe 1822 E, DE 1653 E, DE 3105 E, De 2615 E, 21358 V, VI 21202 V, VI 20776 E, BB 10369 E, VI DE 12.16 E, DE 1842 G/V, De 2230 E, DE 2729 E, DE 25536 E, VI 25563 E, VI 25315 V, Vl 25296 V, Vl 866 E, DE 4140 E, De 2405 E, De 1560 E, DE 824 E, 24826 E, VI 25196 V, Vl 25388 V. DE 2538 E, DE 698 G/F, DE 1347 E, DE 4327 E , DE CLARENCE WILLIAMS I VO 2778 E , VO 2689 V, BR 3664 V, V, 1661 622 E, DE 1049 V, DE 3700 DE E, De 3204- E, VO 2736 t, VO 2654 V, VO 2676 .V, OK 8440 G, Vo DE 3756 E, DE 1245 E, DE 3 180 E, 03350 E. VnVo 2991 V. VO 2616 E. VO 290929Q9 V.V t HENRY ALLEN I VO 3097 G, ME 13322 E, BA 33129 V. ME :ace Auction 13304 E, PE 15802 E, BB 10702 E, BB 10235 E. ^ ANDY lOVl '.BB 6858 E, BB 6940 E, BB7075 E, BB 6893 E. BIX BE I DERBECKE t HRS t N, HRS 23 E, HRS 25 E, Vo LeROY CRm & SCRAPPER BLACKWELL 1 BB 7970 V, Vo I549E, 3149 E, UHCA 29-30 E, BR 8242 V. Ro 70756 E(l/8" CR.), VaRS 6028 E, VaRS 6049 E, VO BLUE JAY BOYS : De 7224 G , De 7225 V, DE 7240 V. 02969 V/E, VO 02741 E, VO 02791 E, VO 03296 E, ME SHARKEY BONANNO : VO 3353 E, VO 3400 E, VO 3410 E, 70265 E. Vo 3380 E. ROSETTA CRAWFORD : De 7584 E(j. P. JOHNSON), De 7567 E. DUKE ELL INGTONl H OF W 1045 E , H OF W 1046 V, Ca BESSIE JACKSON ME 12774V, ME 131 16 E(dig), HE 9064 G, CA 8188 V, CA 9025 E, HA 577 E, BR 4952 V, 60463 E. BR 824 E, BR 4238 G, Br 7989 E, CO 35837 E, BR 3487 L ITTLE BROTHER: BB 6072 v/G, BB 7277 E, BB 6766 E, V, BR 6467 G, BR 6432 Q, BR 6987 F, OK 8720 G, OK BB 6825 V (i"CR.), BB 6658 V, BB 6140 E, BB 6916 8602 G, VI 38143 F, VI 27221 E, V| 22586 G, VI V/E, BB 7178 E. 38065 V, VI 38058 V, VI 38089 V, VI 38115 V, Vj MISSISSIPPI JOOK BAND : ME 61165 E, ME 61271 E. 23022 V, VI 23041 V, Co 35682 E, VI 22587 V, VI JAY MCSHANN; DE 8595~N, OE 8607 N, DE 8635 N, DE 22614 V. 8623 N, DE 8583(S0L0) N. GEORGIA WASHBOARD STOMPERSl DE 7002 N, DE 7014 E, De TOMMY McLENNON: BB 8704 E, BB 8725 E, BB 8499 V/E, 7095 G, DE 7006 V. BB 8545 E, BB 8373 V. FLETCHER HENDERSON : ME 12216 G/F, Co 654 V, Co 2513V JOE PULLEM (orch, Roa Cooper, Andy boy): BB 6314 E, Co 2565 V, VO 3322 E, VO 3360 V, VAR 8042 E/N, Var BB 5844 »/E, BR 6185 v(crack), B1 6093 V. 6016 E/N, HA 88 G, HA 451 V, Ha 636 V, DE 18254 N, WALTER ROLANO ME 13310 E/V, ME 13428 V, ME 51166 E, DE 18253 N, VE 1197 V, Ha 70 V, REGAL 9680 V, ME 350912 V/E, PE 0321 V/E, PE 0265 V/E. PATHE 036027 E, VO 14892 -G, VO 3323 E, BB 10247 E. SPECKLED RED : BB 8012 V, BB 81 13 E. EARL HINESi BB 7040 E, B8 6744 E, Vl 38043 E, Vl VICTORIA SPIVEY (LEE COLLINS?): Vo 03366 E VO 03405 E. 38048, Co 35877 N, B8 10555 E, Co 35876 N, HRS I I N, WALTER WASHINGTON'ASH I NGTON (ANDY(andy BOV):BOV); BB 6917 E. HRS 20 N, HRS 19 N. C.C.LOFTON i ME 61166 N, SA 12003 N, VO 02951 E. Special Issuea HINSY MANNONEl BB 10331 E, VO 3158 E, BB 6411 V, SIDNEY BECHEECHET: BB 10022 E. BB 6816 V, HRS 13 E, HRS 3 E, CO 35685 E. MEADE LUX LEWIS: BB 10175 E. JIMMY McPARTLANDl DE 18441 E, DE 18043 E, DE 3522 E, PAUL MARES: Co 35686 E. 1004 HRS E. MEZ MEZZROwI Vl 25636 V, BB 10251 E, BB 10250 E, N.O. RHYTHM KINGS I DE 401 G, DE 162 E, De 464 E, DE BB 10085 E, BB 10087 E, BB 10086 E, BB 10089 E. 229 E, 161 DE E. JELLY ROLL MORTON: BB 10429 E, BB 10434 E, 8BI0442E. JIMMIE NOONEl DE I584"V, DE 1621 E, De 18440 N, VO MEL POWELL: COMMODORE 543 E. 2907 V, 2888 VO V. PEE WEE RUSSELL HRS 1002 N. TINY PARHAMl 38047 VI I VI G, 381 I V, Vl 38076 V, MUGGSY SPAN IER BB 10719 E, BB 10384 E, BB 10506 E, BB 6570 E, VI 23027 E, VI 38000 N(£" crack), VI BB 10682 E, BB 10518 E, BB 10766 E, BB 10532 E. 38082 V. VENUT I—LANG : BB 10280 V. Advertising Rates RECORDS WANTED 5^ ESCH , OR 25 FOR |l .00 Records for sale, trade or auction 10^ each, or 25 for $2.00 Records for sale or trade, valued at tl.00 or less. 5^ each full page ads (72 lines hi-gh, 100 spaces wide). . . $9.00 Half page ads 5,00 special auctions, sales, want lists and combination want and disposition lists i0£ per line Subscription Rate $1.00 per year The Record Changer FAIRFAX, VA 13 I s " Preston Flower J.I. In Exile tif euye/te wiltUrns 53 IC Harper avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Last month in this column For trade (and a punch in the lunch to Mr. LOUIS ARMSTRONG C-ullickson for the mahogany hall/black beauty (ellington) PAE R57I title he dreamed bunny ber igan's boys I , up ) a record of Can't get started/rhythm BR 7949 Jockey Blues by"Sam- WILLIE BRYANT my Brown" iGennett over v i per 's moan/it's VI 24858 6337) was described The shei k/Rigamarole V 1 25038 as an almost cer- KING CARTER tain Cripple Clar- MOAN I N*/BLUE RHYTHM Co 2504 ence Lofton find, BENNY CARTER and credited to Al- i've two lips/swing in blues vo 3279 fred Lion and Frank Wolfe of Blue Note. condon's chicagoans Now — as if to prove my point that Sugar/China boy UHCA 9fcl0 collectors' columns shouldn't be writ- nobody's sweetheart/ll za UHC A 1 11 1 2 ten without reference books at hand — CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS I find that George Blaine, the Holly- FOUND A NEW BABY/THERE'LL BE SOME UHCA 748 wood race-disc specialist, reported* DORSEY BROTHERS the same record in Tel. II, No". 1 of WHY DID IT HAVE TO BE/WOLF WOBBLE( VENUT Co 2589 Jazz Information . Blaine added that DUKE ELLINGTON the same side also appears on Champion Ring oem bells/Three little words 25076 15436. He did not identify "Brown" as limehouse blues/echoes of VI 22743 Cripple Clarence, but mentioned the Bugle call rag/Dinah VI 22938 similarity in style. JEAN GOLDKETTE *** MY PRETTY GIRl/CLEMENTINE VI 25283 In the last issue of the Record BENNY GOODMAN Changer . William C. Love replied to my BASIN STREET/BEALE STREET BR 7645 "Conscientious Objection" with some Help yourself/not that I care Co 2542 remarks which, unfortunately, require Goodbye/Sandman VI 25215 an answer. Prolonged controversy would coleman hawkins be ridiculous, and a personal quarrel Heartbreak blues/Ol' man river{ Henderson PaE RI766 is just what I hoped to avoid; but Mr. FLETCHER HENDERSON Love's counter-accusation must be met. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS/BLUE LOU vo 321 1 My article — which criticized Mr. RIFFIN'/GRAND TERRACE RHYTHM Vl 25339 Love's methods in announcing a spurious JIM TOWN/YOU CAN DEPEND ON ME VI 25379 Keppard discovery — "demands an immed- TEDDY H ILL iate and positive answer", he begins; PASSIONETTe/UPTOWN RHAPSODY vo 3294 and proceeds to apologize fully for the Keppard boner. With this first Wanted part of his reply, which is not a re- buttal but a confession, I have no LOUIS ARMSTRONG quarrel. But Mr. Love goes on, in a WILD MAN BLUES OK OR VO face-saving manoeuver, to accuse me of STRUTTIN* WITH SOME BARBECUE OK 8566 an "error of the same kind" as the one SAVOY BLUES VO 3217 he now admits, but "of more consequence". I'M A D I NO DONG DADDY OK 41422 The issue is the identity of the BLUE RHYTHM BOYS clarinetist on Keppard' s Stock Yards HEAT WAVES ANY LABEL Strut and Salty Dog . First, let's com- BENNY CARTER pare Mr. Lome's two statements on the LONESOME NIGHTS/BLUE LOU ANY LABEL subject: DUKE ELLINGTON 1) "The Keppard disc indisputably has RING DEM BELLs(mASTER #3) VI 22528 Dodds. MERRY-GO-ROUND COE OR CoF 2) "I submit that my carefully con- BENNY GOODMAN'S BOYS sidered opinion is that it is BLUES BRF 500201 JUNGLE not 0' Bryant but Dodds on the FLETCHER HENDERSON Keppard disc, and that my opin- SOMEBODY LOVES ME CO 2329 ion is far from unsupported." RED NICHOLS FIVE PENNIES first quotation is from Mr. SH IMME-SHA-WABBLE/THE SHEIK EITHER BR The Love ' column in Jazz magazine, the ON REVIVAL DAY El THER BR DON REDMAN second from his "Reply". He will not, SONG OF THE WEEDS BR OR BRF I hope, represent that they are equi- LUIS RUSSELL valent expressions of the same thought. first is evidently EASE ON DOWN/SARATOGE DRAG Any label For the absurd in FRANKIE TRUMBAUER the light of the second, which makes a MISSISSIPPI MUD Any label it plain that dispute does exist. second statement is a reasonable VENUT I BLUE FIVE The 's and properly qualified opinion, which JIG SAW PUZZLE BLUES Any label may be disagreed with but hardly con- CH ICK WEBB demned. It's too bad that Mr. Love SOFT AND SWEET/HEEBIE JEEBIES Vo 1607 doesn't always express himself with 14 , n ) such commendable restraint and clarity. "Objection", that it's "probably, or I am guilty of a worse error than at least possibly," O'Bryant. And I'm Mr. Love's, it seems, in identifying quite sure that Mr. Love can't convict the clarinetist, on the labels of the me of an error "of the same kind" as J.I. Keppard reissue, as Jimmy O'Bry- his ridiculous Keppard find, since ant. Mr. Love even suggests that this J.I.'s identification was and is ten- time it is I who is out on a limb. But tative. isn't it obvious that there is no room, This argument I now consider closed. on a record label, for extended discus- If Mr. Love chooses to remain confident sions of its personnel? When the Kep- in the "soundness and reliability" of pard reissue was released, a full dis- his ear for jazz, even after mistaking cussion of the line-up appeared in the the Preston Jackson Trombone Man for a proper place — the collectors' column third Keppard side, that is his privi- of Jazz Information . lege. Of course no one has an infal- This discussion, .which seems to lible ear. The point of my objection, have escaped Mr. Love's wandering at- and one which the incident has surely tention, appeared on pp. 84-85 of J.I. proved, is that cautious and rational for November, 1941. It did not say methods are essential in studying rec- that the clarinet was "indisputably" ord personnels. Having demonstrated 0' Bryant. It mentioned both Dodds and his own fallibility, Mr. Love ought to 0' Bryant, with the concluding state- be more careful in the future. ment : Since O'Bryant was an effective Dodds imitator, and also because Jasper Taylor" (drummer on the date, who said after hearing the record that the Josephine Mayer clarinet was most probably O'Bryant) "was fairly wure or his memory, we 418 east 1slay street used 0 'Bryant's name on the label. This personnel will stand until fur- Santa Barbara, California ther evidence is obtained." Auction In other words, J. I. stated in LOUIS ARMSTRONG print that the label personnel of the body and soul/ring dem bells OK 41468 V Keppard was tentative and subject to skip the gutter/knee drops OK 4i 157 V correction. Is that Mr. Love's idea of Put 'em down blues/potato head blues OK 8503 E how to go out on a limb? I don't con- bix be i derbecke sider it a point of honor for myself Somebody stole my gal/Rhythm king of for J.I. to maintain that the clar- DUKE ELLINGTON inetist must be O'Bryant, since I have down our alley blues/deler 1 um Co 1076 E never been convinced of it ( or said I Jubilee stomp/Take it easy OK 41013 V was ) . I do think as I wrote in my benny goodman tiger rag/whispering (quartet) VI 25481 E China boy/oh lady be good (trio) VI 25333 E Edw. Mullener FLETCHER HENDERSON T N t/Carolina stomp Co 509 V 10-45 TOTTEN STREET beechhurst, long islan0> n. v, JUNGLE BAND CLOSING 0ATE MAY 15, 1943. All records are new. Admiration/Maori BR 4776 V Auction JAS. JOHNSON casa loma orchestra Snitchers blues/The duck yas yas QRS 3 14 G knew/indiana Br 6337 LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS i never Lady be qood/i have Blue jazz/don't tell a soul BR 635S to have you BR 6829 M after tonight/One little word BR 6397 NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND BR 6402 Ja Da Medley/He's had no lovi ' GE 4508 V mighty river/Why can't i find 1 NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS Trouble in paradise/The river's takin CARE BR 6602 Clarinet marmalaoe/mr. jelly lord GE 5220 V The moment i looked/husic from across THE SEA BR 6628 roof blues/That's sweet madness/kle for you forever BR 6660 Tin a plenty GE 5105 V Marguerite/milenberg good bye love/and so good-bye BR 6666 Joys- GE 5217 G wolverine BLUES/V/EARY BLUES Shadows of love/you have taken my heaf T GE 5102 V red nichols ( i inch hair crack) Br 6738 That's love/Lullaby in blue BR 6764 Chinatown my china town/on the alamo BR 6825 N Carolina/hundred years from today BR 6775 Just a crazy song/you rascal you BR 6133 E Spellbouno/Oon't let it happen again BR 6910 KING OLIVER DlPPERMOUTH BLUES/l/fEATHER BIRD RAG GE 5153 V nocturne/narc I ecus BR 7321 Panama/linger awhile BR 7325 CHARLEY PATTON RUSS COLUMBO RUNNING W ILD/RATTLE6NAKE BLUES Para I2924E+ FRANK IE TRUMBAUER Just fr I etjos/you 're my everything VI 22909 Riverboat JESS STACY t HIS ALL STARS shuffle/Ostrich walk OK 40822 N Melancholy mood/what's new Vars 8064 FATS WALLER (PIANO SOLOS Love me or leave me/i 've got a feeling VI 22092 E Trades will be considered for the above records, but PAUL WHITEMAN ( bix) in proposing a trade, also submit a cash bid so that China soy CO 1 945 V you may still get the item or items you want if the NOTICEl I HAVE HUNDREDS OF RECORDS LIKE THOSE ABOVE. records you offer in trade are not wanteo by ME. I AM I WILL -EXCHANGE FOR HERBERT L. CLARKE CORNET SOLOS, INTERESTED in new records only of the follow I NQ types:- ARTHUR PRYOR TROMBONE 60L0S, ANO OTHER BRASSES, SUCH early New Orleans jazz by Oliver, Keppard, dodds, Mor- AS WALTER B. ROGERS, BOHUMIR KRYL, JULES LEVY, LEO ton, Armstrong, NORK, and early piano solos and spec- ZIMMERMAN, YAROSLAV ClMERA, SlMONE MANTIA, SEND FOR ialities. E.U. MY CLEAR SIMPLE WANT LIST. J.H. 15 ; S /-FOR DISPOSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 (LOUIS ARMSTRONG, CONTINUED} THAT'S MY HOME BB 10236 N T-S .85 Dend SLEEPY TIME DOWN SOUTH BB 10773 N T-S .85 Dend FIRST FOUR LETTERS OF COLLECTOR'S NAME. FOR ADDRESS, SEE PAGE .5. BEAU KOO JACK(4 COPIES) CO 35879 N SAL 1.50 JACO WILLIE THE GATOR PRICE IF FOR SALE; VALUE IF FOR WEEPEh/aLLI rjK 8482 G+TRA WALT TPADE; MINIMUM BID IF FOR AUCTION. Savoy blues/Hotter than OK 8535 F+TRA Walt WILLIE THE Method of disposition: "sal", WEEPER/ALL 1 GATOR- OK 8482 V TRA STEA for sale at price indicated; "tra*, for trade; "auc", at BLACK K tan/wildman PAE 3492 V TRA STEA auction, closing date forbids, TIGHT LIKE THIS./HEAH ME OK 8649 G TRA STEA may |5, 1943; "t—a, for traoe or auction; *t-s" for St. James infirmary OK 8657 G TRA STEA sale or trade; "sta" for sale (any in hot five set) Co N TRA STUR trade or auction. NEW TIGER RAG/LOVE, YOU FUN CO 2631 N AUC MIEfi condition of record :n-new Blue turning grey OK 4678 F+SAL Gayl E-excellent;V-very G-gqod; F-fair; P-pi 1 GOT RHYTHM Co 2590 G SAL Gayl ST. LOU IS BLUES VO 3008 G SAL Gayl Catalog number of [ SQUEEZE ME/TWO DEUCES OK 8641 F SAL Gayl Label of record | Fi reworks/West end blues OK 41078 F+SAL Gayl 1 'M A Dl NG DONG DADDY OK 41442 G SAL Gayl KEYHOLE BLUES/MELANCHOLY BL OK 8496 G+TRA Alex 1 2 3 4 5 6 ARMSTRONG ACCOMPANIMENTS V.LISTON-EARLY IN THE MORNING OK 8 1 87 V T-A 2.00 Camp ALABAMA RED PEPPERS M. JONES—ANYBODY HERE WANT TO CO 14063 V T-A 2.00 Camp The drag Ca 8130 E T-A OEND CHIPPIE HILL-GA.MAn/TROUBLE ME 61270 E SAL I .00 Camp HENRY ALLEN 14083 E T-A I .50 Camp BESSIE SM I TH—CARELESS LOVE BL CO YOu/would you VO 3244 £ TRA. 1 .00 HURN GEORG IE AULO biffly blues VI 38073 Q T-S 1 .00 Dend Sweet sue VARS 3212 K T-S .85 DENO Make a country bird fly wili V! 38107 G T-S 1 .00 Dend J.C. ASTORIA HOT EIGHT IT SHOULD be you BB 10235 N T-S 1 .25 Dend ASTORIA STRUT /DUET STOMP BB 8168 N T-S 1.50 DEND Feeling drowsy/Swing BB 10702 N T-S 1 .25 Dend TIP EASY BLUES/DAMP WEATHER BB 10952 N T-S 1.50 OEND you/let's put our VO 3422 E AUC 1 .25 KEND I adore YOU'RE NOT* THE KIND/CHLOE VO 3262 E AUC 1 .50 KEND LOVIE AUSTIN SWEET FOR WORDS (OODDS)PARA 12313 F T-A Dend K.K. BOOGIE (3 copies) OK 6281 N SAL JACO TOO FROG TONGUE STOMP (DOOOs) Para 12361 F T-A Dend sugar hill function Vt 38140 N TRA 1 .00 Rl DL Rosetta/Chloe CO 35954 N AUC Ml ER BUSTER BAILEY Why don't you practice what PE 15933 G SAL GAYL APRIL IN PARIS'SHOULD VARS 8337 N T— 1.00 DEND Funny feathers blues Vl 38C88 G SAL Gayl BLUE ROOM/AM 1 BLUE ELITE X-7-N N T-S .75 Dend Red sails in the sunset VO 3097 N SAL Gayl MILDRED BAILEY On treasure island VO 3098 N SAl GAYL TOO LATE/HOME VI 22874 E T-S .75 OENO ALLEN-HAWKINS MORE THAN YOU KNOW vo 3378 E T— .95 DENO GALVESTON GAL Me 12842 G T-S 1 .00 MY Ridl ROCKIN* CHAIr/LIL' JOE Vo 3553 N T-A Dend ALL STAR BAND (METROf OME SOMEDAY SWEETHEART OK 3057 N SAL Jaco 26 1 44 T-S 1.50 Dend The blues/blue lou VI G BILLY BANKS LOUIS ARMSTRONG BUGLE CALL/SPIDER CRAWL PE 15615 E T-A 2.00 Camp i'll be glad when you're dec OK 41504 V T-A DURO COUNT BASIE monday date OK 8609 G T-A Duro ROCK—A—BYE BASIE VO 4747 N T-S 1.00 DENO Shine/i ain't got nobody VO 3102 N T-S 1.50 Cole TAX 1 WAR DANCE vo 4748 N T-S 1.00 OEND hotter than that/not rough VO 3237 N T-S 2.00 Cole MISS THING, PARTS 1^11 VO 4860 N T-S 1.50 Dend Georgia grind OK 8318 G+TRA WOLF (2TH ST. RAG/JUMP FOR ME vo 4886 :: T-S I.CO Dend weary blues/that's when OK 8319 G+TRA Wolf HOW LONG BL/SUB DEB BLUES Vo 5010 N T-S 1.50 Dend St. Louis blues/Basin St. lONQ 9124 G T-S Wolf Clap hands/Here comes charlievo 5085 N T-S I.CO OEND chi cago breakoown CO 36376 N T-A Raab SONG OF THE ISLANDS vo 5169 N T-S 1 .00 DEND weather bird/monday date CO 36155 N T-A Raab BEALE STREET WASHBOARO BAND Oriental strut/You're next CO 36155 N T-A Raab 40 AND TIGHT/PIGGLY WICGLY 0 1403 T-A Cornet chop suey/my heart, Co 36154 N T-A Raab Copenhagen/words VO 14926 V TRA Dend JOSEPH INE BEATTY (Acc. BY R.O.J.B.) how come you do me LIKE YOU Re U T-A Dend Everybody loves my baby 'Texas ge 5594 E T-* why coulon't it be me Re 9770 T-A DCND SIDNEY 8ECHET arary/see you in my dreams RE 9775 V T-A DEND Shag/| FOUND A NEW BABY 88 10022 N T-S 1.50 OENO King of the zulus OK 8396 p T-S .85 Dend LAY YOUR RACKET BB 10472 N T-S I .CO DEND rough OK 8551 G T-S Dend i *m not WILD MAN BLUES 'SHAKE IT VI 26640 N T-S 1.50 Dend n strutt i ' with some barbaq OK 8566 V T-A Dend BIX BE I DERBECKE Beau koo jack/mahogany OK 8680 E T-A Dend IN A MIST VO 3150 E T-S I .00 WENZ Tiger rag/Dinah VO 3009 N T-A Dend Sorry/Since my best girl vo 3149 n t-s 1.00 COLE Song of the Islands VO 3026 E T-S Dend rhythm kl ng 'somebody stole mybr 8242 n t-s 1.50 COLE ro one else but you VO 3085 E T-S .95 Dend I'll be a friend/Don't mino Vi 23008 G+T-s I .50 DEND S.O.L. Blues /squeeze me CO 35661 N T-A Dend Davenport blues/f iogety feet HRS 22 N t-a Dend Save it pretty mama CO 35662 N T-A Dend T000LIN' BLUES/SENSATION HRS 23 N T-A Dend Knockin' a juq^Zjh ST. RAG CO 35663 N T-A Dend royal garden/goose pimples OK 8544 G T-* OEND monday date/weatherbird CO 36375 N T-A Dend royal garden'goose pimples CO 35664 N T-S 1.50 OENO Chicago breakdown/don't jivi • CO 36376 N T-A Dend Louisiana/Thou swell Co 35665 N T-S .95 Dend muggles/west end blues CO 36377 N T-A Dend 0l ' man river/*a OA DA Co 35666 N T-S 1.50 Deno tlte like this/heah me CO 36378 N T-A DEND Sweet sue/do reason in C CO 35667 N T-S .95 DENO N T-S 1 .00 Dend mississippi basjn/^obo BB 6^1 N T-A 1.00 Riol IN A MIST VO 3150 Cabin in the pines BB 6910 H T-S 1 .00 Dend Sorry/Since my best girl VO 3149 N T-* I .00 RIOL 7506 N T-S .85 Dend sittin* in the dark BB (continued next page) (continued next column) 6 6 ) Ss 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 (BIX BEIDERBECKE, CONTINUED) (benny carter, continued) DAVENPORt/TOOOLI N ' BLUES GE 5654 G+T-A 2.50 Camp Sleep/slow freight Vo 5399 N T— .65 Dend DEEP DOWN SOUTH VI 23018 E T-A 1,00 Camp now hi gh the moon VO 5420 N T— .85 Oend Three blind mice(Chicago Looper s) AMONG MY SOUVENIRS VO 5458 N T-S 95 Deno MASTERS fl t, #2 HRS N T-A 1.50 Camp TILL WE MEET AGAIN VO 5507 N T-S .85 Thou swell/got a feeling Parl R2355 N TRA Fry Joe Turner blues/Beale st. VO 6001 N T— .95 Dend bunny berigan CELLER BOYS Wailing blues/Tryin' TRA First time 1 saw you VI 25593 N T-S 95 HRS 3 N STRO Frank ie i. johnny/ma qoose VI 256 1 E T-S END CHARLESTON CHASERS "-7c Caravan/Study in brown Vl N T-S WASN'T IT NICE CO 2219 N TRA 1 .00 R 1 DL 1 CAN'T GET STARTED (|0") VI 25728 N T-S Dend Melancholy baby/Mississippi Co 1335 G AUC MIER _J V-FT-S 1 CAN'T GET STARTED (|Z") VI 36208 NT T-A Dend Wabash blues/Davenport blues Co 909 Grif 1 ROS .T.DORSEY, ETC.( 2") 1 NCi BOSWELL, MILLS SOPHISTICATED SW VI 258 1 1 N T-S 1 .50 Deno CROSBY. oust/wearing Gems of G.White Scandals ij.2 BR 20 102 N T— Grif Hack VI 25872 N T-S 1 .50 Dend Sobbin' blues 1 1 Vl 26 N T-S I ,75 DEND CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS bottom/Trees 1 Black Vl 26 38 N T-S 1 65 Deno BALLIN' THE JACK(DOODS) OK 8533 V AUC 1.75 Cole Jazz me blues/changes Vl 26244 N T-S 1 .75 Dend Ballin' jack/Grandma's ball OK 8533 V TRA Fry AIN'T SHE SWEET/AY AY AY VI 26753 N T-S .95 Oend CHOCOLATE DANDIES Navy blues(feat.with Hal Kemp )bb 4676 N T-A Dend 4 OR 5 T IMEs/PADUCAH OK 8627 G T-S Grif I got it bad Elite 5006 N T-S .50 DEND LILLIE DELK CHRISTIAN Button, button VI 26077 1 N TRA .00 R 1 DL Last night/real sweet(louis) OK 8607 E TRA fry Can't help lovin 'dat man Vl 26152 N TRA 1 .00 R 1 DL BUDDY CLARK Swing, MR. Charlie/it's been VO 3179 V AUC MIER From another world(P.wee,etc)Var 8230 N T-A Raab why talk about love/sweet VI 25667 E AUC M 1 ER SAM COLLINS Shadow waltz/Remember my vo 15891 E T-S Grif YELLOW 00G BLUES/LOV IN 'LADY a.GE 6146 E TRA Wint Sweetheart darlin/Pettin' in vo 15887 E T-S Grif EDDIE CONDON barney bigard The eel/Home cooking BR 6743 N T-A Curo Stompy jones/caravan VO 3809 N T-S 1 .50 Dend The eel/Home cooking BR 6743 N T-A 2.00 Cole Frolic sam/Clouds in my heartvo 38 1 3 N T-s .50 Dend THE EEL/HOME COOKING BR 6743 N TRA WOLF Minuet in blues/Goin' easy vo 5378 N T-S 1.35 Dend DOC COOK t 14 DOCTORS Early morning/lost in 2 flats vo 5422 N T-S 1.35 Dend Hum and strum Co 1430 E TRA 4.00 R 1 DL honey hush/Another dream vo 5663 N T-S 1.35 Dend Honey hush/another dream vo 5663 N SAL Jaco COOKIE'S G 1 NGERSNAPS Love found you(rev.sims,cr. OK 40675 N TRA ALEX JACK BLAND RHYTHMAKERS ) Shine on your shoes/ ALIX COMBELLE PE 15689 E T-A 1 .50 Camp SM STUR WHO stole the lock Me 12514 N T-A 1.50 Camp IF 1 HAD YOU/WHEN YOU'RE SW 17 N TRA RUBE BLOOM COOK'S DREAMLAND ORCHESTRA Soliloquy/Spring fever HA 164 N TRA VanB MOANFUL MAN/LONELY LITTLE GE 5373 V TRA WOLF On revival day/wah wah gal CO 2218 N TRA Fry DOC COOK & 14 DOCTORS BLUE GRASS FOOTWARMERS ALLIGATOR CRAWL/BRAINSTORM CO 1298 N T-S Grif SENOR 1 TA MINE (c. WILLIAMS) HA 206 G T-A Raab COTTON PICKERS BLUE JAY BOYS (blvthe WITH DODDS) SISTER KATE BR 2338 G T-A Raab TACK IT OOWN/ENO. STOMP De 7224 e T-S .95 Dend BACK 0' TOWN BLUES BR 2486 G T-A Raab Pleasure mad/Some do de 7225 V T-S .95 Oend STATE ST. BLUES BR 2292 G T-A Raab My baby/Brown skin mama oe 7240 V T-S .95 Dend Rampart st, blues/k.C. kitty BR 4325 V T— 1.75 Dend Sweet Ida joy BR 4404 V T-S 1.35 DEND JIMMY BLYTHE (acc p. Stewart) True blues Para 12205 G T-S .85 DENO COW COW DAVENPORT CONNIE BOSWELL Cow cow blues/state, st. Jive Vo 1 198 N TRA OLF Say it isn't so/where BR 6393 G AUC MIER IDA COX (with hi gg i nbotham) Seein* is believin'/Chas i nq BR 7445 N AUC MIER fore day creep/Hard times VO 5298 N T-s 1.35 DEND BROADWAY BELLHOPS BING CROSBY Rainbow of love(waltz) Here lies love Dl 2508 V+T-A 1 .00 STUR BR 6406 V+TRA HURN Cradle in Car. /ain't no land Ha 504 N TRA FRY Where the blue of the night BR 6226 V TRA HURN BROAOWAY BROADCASTERS HERE Ll ES LOVE BR 6406 V TRA 1.00 RlOL OUT OF NOWHERE DO SOMETHING Ca 9158 V T-A Dend BR 6090 E TRA 1.00 R 1 DL 1 *M THRU WITH LOVE WILLIE BRYANT BR 6140 E TRA 1.00 R 1 DL WERE YOU SINCERE Br V CHIMES AT MEETING/THROWIN' Vl 24847 G TRA Stei 6120 TRA 1.00 R IDL IF YOU SHOULD EVER/OUT OF NO Br 6090 G T-S Grif BUCKTOWN FIVE CARROLL D ICKERSON Buddy's habits/Chicago blues GE 5418 V AUC 2.50 COLE Black maria/MISsouri so G BR 81258 N TRA WOLF steady roll blues/really a GE 5419 V T-S 3.00 COLE BLACK MARIA/MISSOURI SQ BR 3990 V T-A Deno Steady roll/Really a pain GE 5419 E T-A 2.00 Camp Hott mittens GE 5518 E T-A 2.00 Camp DIXIE DAISIES hoagy carmichael BUGLE CALL RAG( 1 EA .MCPARTLAND RO 839 E T-A 1.50 Camp Rock in chair Vl 38139 V t-a Duro DIXIE STOMPERS HA Q T-A Raab rockin' chair/Georgia Vi 25495 N t-a Dend HI-DIDDLE-OIODLE BENNY CARTER DIXIE WASHBOARD BAND Synthetic love/Ev'boy shufflevo BY OWN BLUES CO 14141 V TRA 1.50 HURN 2870 G t-s i .00 Dend Swingin' the blues vo 3279 E T-s 1.35 Dend Cushion foot stomp Co 14239 E t-A Dend Melancholy lullaby vo 4984 N T-s .95 Deno JOHNNY DODDS Savoy stampede vo 5112 N T-s .85 Dend AFTER YOU'VE GONE BR 3568 G T-A Ouro RIFF ROMP/FAVOB OF A FOOL VO 5294 N T-S .85 OEND BULL FIDDLE BLUES Vl 21552 N TRA WOLF (continued next column) (CONTINUED NEXT PAGE SA n S For Disposition hhhih 1 2 3 4 5 6 i 2 3 4 5 6 (JOHNNY doods, continued) (OUKE ELLINGTON, CONTINUED) Blue piano stomp VI 21554 N TRA WOLF NO GREATER LOVE/LOVE 15 BR 7625 E T-S 1.65 Oend JOE TURNER BLUES Br 3997 V T-A OEND KISSIN' MY BABY/LOVE IS LIKE BR 7627 E T-S 1.50 Dend Pencil papa /Sweet lorraine Vl 38038 N TRA DEND Echoes of harlem/Clarinet l/wbr 7650 E T-S 1.65 DEND Sao night in harlew/Shoe shinBr 7710 N T-S 1.50 DEND COME ON AND STOMp/AFTER vo 1 148 G TRA WALT UPTOWN DOWNBEAT/lN A JAM BR 7734 N T-S 1 .50 DEND AFTER YOU'VE GONE/STOMP BR 3568 V TRA —•— Fry CHATTERBOx/DUSK IN DESERT BR 8029 N T-S 1 .50 Dend DORSEY BROTHERS BLACK BUTTERFLY/HARMONY IN BR 8044 N T-S 1.50 DENO JUDY BR 6938 E T-A Oend STEPPING INTO SWING SOCIETY BR 8063 V T-S .95 Dend TOMMY OORSEY (ACC. BY EDDIE LANG) LOST IN MEDITATION/BLUE NOTE BR 8083 N T-S 1.50 "Oend rag/right here for you OK 41178 G+t-a Dend Tiger SCROUNTCH/YOU HERE IN MY Br 8093 E T-S 1.50 Dend OORSEY 'CLAMBAKE 7(feaT.YANK Lawson) TOMMY ' Bragg i in brass Br 8099 N T-S 1.50 DEND RANCH0 GRANDE VI 26370 N T-s 1 .00 Dend Pyramid/sugar walks BR 8168 N T-S 1 .50 Dend EDDIE OUCHIN Olwah's IN A JAM BR 8169 N T-S 1.50 Dend VICTORS) VI N-E T-8 — Cham (many ROSE OF THE RlO GRANDE BR 8186 N T-S 1 .50 Oend JOHNNY DUNN WATERMELON MAN BR 8200 N T-S I .50 Dend HALLELUJAH BLUES Co 3839 R T-A Raab Lambeth walk/Prelude BR 8204 N T-S 1 .50 DEND Exposition swing BR B2I3 V T-S .95 Dend ROY ELDRIDGE Hip chic/Blues serenade Br 8221 E T-S 1.50 Dend THAT THINK/HECKLER'S HOP OK N T-A PLEASE FORGIVE/PROLOGUE BIT BR 8256 N T-S 1 .50 Dend high society Elite 5039 N T— .75 Dend Battle of swing/Jazz BR 8293 N T-S 1 .50 Dend After you've gone OK 3458 N SAL 1 .00 SLAP HAPPY/BLUE LIGHT BR 8297 N T-S i .50 Dend CASA LOMA BOY MEETS HORN/OOOJI BR 8306 E T-S i.50 Dend Olo grey bonnet/Alexander 's OK 41476 E T-S 1 .50 Dend SOLID OLD MAN BR 8380 N T-S 1 .50 Dend BLACK JAZZ/MANIAC'S BALL BR 6242 V AUC Ml ER COTTON CLUB STOMP Br 8405 N T-S 1.50 Deno Kiss by kiss/one of us was Br 6256 N AUC MlER Way low/you can count BR 841 1 N T-S i .50 Deno Happy-go-lucky you/all of a Br 6318 N AUC M 1 ER Beggar's blues/Sat. nite Co 2833 G T-S 1.50 Dend Br 6402 ER mighty river/why CAN'T 1 N AUC Ml Stormy weather/soph isticateo Co 35322 N T-S .95 Dend Blue prelude/Oance of the lamBr 6513 G A MlER Jubilee stomp/country gal co 35776 N T-S 1.50 Dend 1 NEVER HAD A CHANCe/LONG Br 6927 E AUC MlER Rhythm man/Miss, moan CO 36157 N T-S .95 Dend MOON GLOW/YOU AIN'T BEEN LIV Br 6937 V AUC MlER Stack o'lee blues Dl 2601 G T— 1.35 Dend How can you face me Br 6983 V ° MlER New low down/diga do OK 8602 V T—S 2.25 Dend Linger awhile/Panama BR 7325 N UC MlER * MISTY MORN 1 N OK 8662 G T-S .95 Dend SAN SUE STRUT/CORR INE Br 7427 N MlER COCKTA ILS FOR TWO VI 24617 V T-S 1 .50 OEND China girl/Avalon Br 7532 V AUC MlER 1 MET MY WATERLOO Vl 24622 E T-S 2.50 Dend Royal garden blues/San sue CO 2884 V AUC Ml ER Saturday night function VI 24674 N T-S 1 .50 Deno IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN VO 4713 N AUC MlER Creole love call/b Jfc T VI 24681 N T-S i .50 Dend LOVE IS THE THING/THAT'S Vo 4822 N AUC MlER E.S.l. Toodle-oo/Rug cutter Ma 101 N T-S i .50 Dend DC 200 E AUC MlER NAGASAKl/P.S. 1 LOVE YOU Lull in my life/Swell of MA 1 17 N T-S 1 .50 Deno ZIGGY elman Lady who couldn't be kissed Ma 124 N T-S 1 .50 Deno (any bluebird) BB N T— .95 Dend Caravan/azure Ma 131 N T—S i .85 Dend JIM EUROPE Alabamy home/all God's Ma 137 N T-S i .50 Deno Pathe Clarinet marmalade 02028 N T— Raab Anything but love BB 6280 N T-S 1.50 Dend LEMUEL FOWLER (PIANO solo) Old man blues BB 6450 N T—S i .50 Dend Satisfied blues/Blues mixture cc 3959 N TRA Cole Hyde park/a i n't misbehavin De 323 N T—S .95 Oend BUD FREEMAN Harlem speaks/Chicago De 800 N T—S .95 Oend The buzzard/Ti llie 's ©own townPa R22I0 N 1 • 75 Cole Flaming youth/doin* voom VI 38035 E AUC 3.00 KEND long as 1 live/Sunday de 2849 N Raab As Take the "A" train VI 27380 N SAL 1.00 JAC0 friars soc iety orchestra The flaming sword VI 26796 N SAL 1.25 JACO Gayl Farewell blues/Oriental GE 4966 Q SAL Five o'clock whistle VI 26748 N SAL 1 .00 JACO BLIND LEROY GARNETT Blue goose {3 copies) VI 26677 N SAL 1.00 JACO Chain 'em down/Louis. Gl. para 12879 N Wolf Portrait of Bert Williams VI 26644 N SAL 1.25 JACO JEAN GOLDKETTE Concerto for cootie VI 26598 N SAL 1.25 JACO In my merry oldsmobile Spec .VI E- WOLF 1 You, you oarlin VI 26537 N SAL .85 JacO Dinah/After isay Vl 19947 E TRA HURN Creole love call VI 24861 N SAL I.CO JACO idolizing/hushaby VI 20270 V T-S 1.00 HURN Sol itude (2 copi es) VI 24755 N SAL 1 .00 JACO 20270 IDOLI ZING/HUSHABY VI V T-S Grif Ebony rhapsody VI 24674 N SAL 1.00 JACO DUKE ELLINGTON Cocktails for two Vl 24617 N SAL 1.00 JACO rockin in rhythm (la. Rhythm 'rs)me 12445 V T-A Duro STOMPY JONES Vl 24521 N SAL 1.00 JACO 80Y MEETS HORN ring oem bells/Three little VI 25076 E TRA Stei CO 36123 N SAL 1 .00 JACO RENT PARTY BL(|0 B.BERRIES) JE 5849 G TRA WOLF Grievin' (2 copies) Co 35310 N SAL 1.00 JACO Misty The sergeant was shy CO 35214 N T-A Raab mornin' CO 35955 N SAL 1.00 JACO Mystery song Sol iloqwy/Black and tan BR 3526 E T-A Dend VI 22800 E TRA 1.00 Rioi Shout 'em aunt tillie AWFUL SAD/LOUISIANA BR 41 10 F T-S .55 Dend Vl 23041 V TRA 1.00 RlDL gal is Sophisticated lady/St. w. BR 6600 N T-S 1.50 Dend My good for nothing VI 38130 E TRA 1.00 RlDL R 1 NG DEM Swing low/Oucky wucky BR 6432 G T-S 1.35 Dend BELLS VI 22528 E TRA 1 .00 RlDL Harlem river quiver 21284 BUNDLE OF BL./GET NEW 8R. BR 6607 E T-S 1.50 Dend VI G TRA STEA M. indigo /Sol itude, etc. jive stomp/I'm satisfied BR 6638 E T-S 1.50 Dend (solos) Co 36312 N TRA STUR 80Y MEETS HORN Harlem speaks/Shade of old Bn 6646 V T-S 1.50 Oend CD 36123 N TRA STUR 1, COTTON CLUB STOMp/fALL ST. Br 4887 Mood indigo/Black tan BR 6682 G T-S 1 .00 Dend N T-A 1.50 Camp Cotton club/Wall st. wail BR 6813 G T-S .95 Dend Porgy/Can't give(E. Waters \ca)BR 6758 N T-A 1.50 Camp HOT MOONQLOw/SOLI TUDE Br 6987 E T-S 1.50 Dend AND BOTHERED/AlOOCHE OK 8623 E T-A 1.50 Camp Black a SHOWBOAT SHUFFLE/SENTIMENTAL Br 7461 N T-S 1.50 Dend tan fantasy/^ockin' chair Accent on youth/truckin BR 7514 N T-S 1.35 dend (Pseu. Earl Jackson) ME 12092 N T-A 1.50 Camp (continued, next column) (continued next page) 18 o) ' ' n 111 1 N AS F 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 CLIFFORD HAYES (DUKE ELLINGTON, CONTINUED) Barefoot Cocktails for two/Live tLO\iE VI 24617 N AUC MlER stomp/bye bye blues VI 2 1489 N TRA VanB Blue trombone st/cleff club V|, MY OLD FLAME/TROUBLED WATERS V 24651 N AUC Ml ER 3801 1 G T-S 1 .00 WHTG Solitude/Delta serenade V 24755 N AUC M 1 ER FLETCHER HENDERSON HARLEM SPEAKs/lN THE SHAOE OF Co 36195 N AUC Ml ER STOCKHOLM STOMP BR 3460 E T-A DURO WHAT GOOD AM 1 WITHOUT YOU V 1 22586 N SAL GAYL OH, IT LOOKS LIKE RAIN VI 22786 V T-A DURO THE RIVER AND ME VI 22614 E SAL Gayl Radio rhythm( Savannah Syncop)8r 6 1 76 a T-A DURO Memories of you VI 23017 N SAL Gayl BYE AND BFE/PLAY ME SLOW CO 292 G TRA STE1 Caravan/azure Ma 131 V T-S Grif GO 'LONG MULE/MANDA Co 228 E T-S 1.75 COLE BENNY GOODMAN CLARINET MARMALAOE/HOT MUST. VO 1065 G T-S .75 COLE WANT TO BE HAPPY bb 10760 N T-A Raab Sugar foot stomp (louie) CO 395 F T-S HURN String of pearls (McGarrity) OK 6590 N T-S .95 DEND Gulf coast blues/Mionight CO 3951 E T-S HURN Breakfast ball CO 2927 E T-A DEND Manda/go 'long mule co 228 V T-S 3.00 STUR NIGHT WINo/CLOUDS CO 3015 V T-A Dend Jimtown blues/You can depend VI 25379 E+T-S STUR DOWN HOME RAG Co 3033 E T-A Oend SWANEE BUTTERFLY Do 3475 N T-A 1 .50 Camp King porter/Sometimes VI 25090 N T-S 1 .75 DEND Shanghai shuffle/naughty man Vo 14935 E T-A 1 .50 Camp Goodbye/sandman VI 25215 N T-S 1.50 Deno Manda/Go long mule CO 228 E T-A 1 .50 Camp STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOY V 1 25247 N T-S 1 .50 DeND SUD BUSTIN' BLUES BR 2592 E SAL Gayl Basin st. blues Vl 25258 N T-S 1.50 Dend Malinda's wedding day Vl 22775 G SAL Gayl Christopher Columbus VI 25279 V T-S .95 DEND OH, 1 T LOOKS LIKE RA 1 VI 22786 N SAL Gayl 1 KNOW THAT YOU KNOw/l HOUR VI 25290 N T-S 1.50 Dend Nagasaki vo 3322 G SAL Gayl T-S Dend Walk, jenny , walk/remember VI 25329 E 1.50 DlCTY BLUES/DO DOODLE OOM CO 3995 E T-S GRIF HOUSE HOp/ANYTHING FOR YOU V 1 25350 N T-S 1 .50 Dend Chris & His gang/All god's VO 3641 E T-S Grif Sentimental mood Vl 25351 N T-S .95 Dend EARL HINES N DOWN SOUTH CAMP MEET 1 VI 25387 E T-S 1 .50 Dend Lightly "& politely/deep fores BB 10727 E T-S Grif RAG VI 25467 G T-S .95 Dend BUGLE CALL HOT AIR MEN Swing low, sweet chariot Vl 25492 N T-S 1.50 Dend Harlem madness CO 2012 N SAL 1 .00 Mahe ROSETTa/| WANT TO BE HAPPY V 1 25510 G T-S .95 Dend RED HOT CHICAGo/OiNNIN'&CHAT Co 2175 V*T-S —— Gr 1 CAMEL HOP/LOCH LOMOND Vl 25717 E T-S 1.50 Dend GANG 25627 HOTSY TOTSY Roll 'em VI N T-S 1 .50 Dend Some fun BR 4498 V SAL .50 mahe MELANCHOLLY BABy/WRAPPI N V 1 25880 N T-S 1.50 Dend High and dry BR V SAL .75 Mahe MARGI e Vl 26060 E T-S 1.50 Dend 1 COULDN'T IF 1 WANTED TO Br 41 12 N T— Grif Bumblebee stomp/C i r ib i r ibi V 26087 N T-S 1.50 Dend HUQSON-DELANGE 1 MUST HAVE THAT MAN( QUART.) Vl 26090 N T-S .95 Dend BUGLE CALL RAG MA 132 E TRA 1 .00 RlDL SWEET GA BROWN (QUARTET) Vl 26091 M T-S 1 .58 Dend SPIKE HUGHES Farewell blues 26095 E T-S 1 .50 Dend AT MIDNIGHT/MUSIC AT. DEE 3836 N T-A 1 .50 Camp Topsy/Smoke house VIV 26107 E T-S 1 ,50 Dend MUSIC Louise/hao to be you 26125 V T-S .95 Dend EARL JACKSON 1 SPER 1 v'1 WH NG 26130 N T-S 1.50 Dend ROCKIN' CHAIR/BLACK It TAN ME 12093 V TRA 1.00 RlDL UNDEC 1 OED 26134 Dend N T-S 1.50 ROOKIN' CHAIR/BLACK it TAN ME 12093 N TRA Fry That's a plenty 12073 V+T-A Dend JAM SESSION AT VICTOR SUGARFOOT STOMP Vl 25678 N SAL 1.50 RlDL HONEYSUCKLE ROSE/THE BLUES VI 25559 N T— DURO roll em Vl 25627 N SAL 1.50 RlDL EDITH JOHNSON (IKE ROOGERS) GOOD BYE V 25215 N SAL 1.50 RlDL Nickles w. of Liver bl. Para 12823 N TRA WOLF YOU TURNED THE TABLES VI 25391 E TRA 1 .00 R IDL JAMES P. JOHNSON RlFFIN' AT THE RlTZ V 25445 N SAL 1.50 R IDL Bleeding hearted/you can't VI 19123 V TRA STRO BLUe/SH 1 RTTA 1 L STOMP Br 3975 E T-A 1.50 STUR bleeding hearted blues VI 19123 E T-A 1 .00 Camp a Found new baby/s'time in VI 25355 N T-A 1 .00 STUR C AMP FOR CAROL INES/WHAT IS Br 4712 N T-A 1 .00 RlFFIN' AT CRYING RlTz/ALEXANDER'S 25445 V AUC M 1 ER WEEPING BL./WORR. AND LONES. CO 3950 N TRA —.— Alex YOU CAN TELL/NEVER SHOULD 1 25500 E AUC MlER JAMES (STUMP} JOHNSON Sm 1 LEs/L 1 ZA ( QUARTET VI 25660 N AUC MlER THE SNITCHERS/THE OUCK YAS }RS R7049 G AUC 4,00 Cole BEI MIR BIST DU SCHON( QUART.) 25751 N AUC MlER YOU'RE LOVELY/WHAT HAVE YOU V 26053 V AUC MlER LONNIE JOHNSON'S FOOTWARMERS MAKE HARLEM TWIST OK 8638 G T-A DURO BELIEVE/BLUE ROOM Vl 26088 N AUC M 1 ER LONESOME JAIL Bl/WHEN 1 WAS OK 8390 G T-S GRIF 1 GOTTA RIGHT(B.G. ALL STARS )co 3168 E TRA FRY uLLN GHAY RICHARD M. JONES Heat wave JAZZIN* BABIES BLUES GE 5174 V TRA WOLF 6679 E+TRA 1 .00 RlDL me/ 1 LOVE 1 NFATUA T ON b" 6791 E TRA 1 .00 RlDL ART KAHN BOBBY HACKETT SOBBIN' BLUES CO 16 G T-S 1 00 HURN Bugle call rag Vo 5375 E T-S 1.00 WENZ KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS SlNGIN' THE BLUES 1 RlDL 5493 N TRA 1 .00 RlDL MAKIN' FRIENDS BA 6360 V T-A .00 HAHLLM HAMr A 1 ANDY KIRK providence blues E 7182 F T-S 1 .00 HURN Lake Froggy bottom/Corky stomp Br 4893 N TRA Fry LIONEL HAMPTON LADO'S BLACK ACES Singin' the blues/Dinah V 26557 E AUC Ml ER it 4762 G T-S 2.50 COLE AUNT HAGERS CH i ldren/6hake Ge HARLEM HOT SHOTS ED LANG (ACC. NORMAN CLARK) GALVESTON GAL/CAN THIS BE 5253 E AUC 2.00 KEND Mv BB SLEEPY TIME GAL vo 15142 E T-S HURN HARLEM TRIO N LAN 1 ' S RED HEADS Buddy water blues OK 40220 G T-S 1 .00 HURN FIVE FOOT TWO/I 'M GONNA CO 483 E TRA 1,00 HURN COLEMAN HAWK INS TED LEWIS BODY AND SOUL BB 10523 N SAL 1.50 JACO SOBB n/YELLOW DOG BLUES VO 1059 E T-A DURO 1 WANNA GO BACK TO HARLEM DEE 6502 N T-A 1 .50 Camp 2927 SAL .35 WHTG 1 'LL SEE YOU IN CUBA/THE MOONCO F A STRANGE FACT/SMILES DEE 6445 N T-A 1.50 Camp DEE'S KNEES/LOVIN' SAM CO 3730 F SAL .35 WHTG Lamentati On/DeVOTI CN DEE 6597 N T-A 1 .50 Camp New st. louis blues CO 697 V T-S HURN Hands across the table DEE 42050 N T-A 1.50 Camp (CONTINUED NEXT PAGE) 1 I 4HB For Disposition bbbbbi 12 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 (teo lew i s, continued) NEW ORLEANS LUCKY SEVEN Wabash blues/Farewell blues Co 2029 V T— .25 STUR GOOSE PIMPLES OK 8544 G T-A Duro Waba sm blues/farewell blues Co 2029 N T- .00 Camp GOOSE PIMPLES/ROYHL GARDEN OK 8544 V T-A .00 Camp CLARENCE LOFTON NEW ORLEANS OWLS N TRA | DON'T KNOW/PINETOP'S SA 12009 Eccentric Co 943 G t-a LOIIISIAMA rhythm KINQS NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS Karavan 4908 E T-A Duro Tin roof blues Oe 3523 N T-s .00 HURN SWANEE 4845 V t-a DURO Tin roof blues/a plenty Ge 5105 G TRA — Fry LUMBERJACKS new orleans wanderers whoopee stomp 9030 V TRA I 00 R iol Gate mouth/perd i do street Co 9030 E TRA — FRY Whoopee stomp Ca RED NICHOLS i mm i j e lunceford corrine c0rrina BR 6058 V T-A Duro Jazznocracy/chillen GET UP VI 24522 N AUC MIER Sugar/Make my cot when the vi 21056 G T-S .75 whtg LUNCEFORD 'S 6H ICKASAWS Fan i t BR 6160 V SAL .60 Mahe N I ' IN DAT MORN Vt 38 1 1 N T-A .00 RlOL 4 SUGAR VI 21056 E SAL .60 Mahe WINGY MANONE (BRUNIES, ETC.) R 1 VERBOAT shuffle BR 3627 N TRA STEA war 1 t-a RAAB Stop the 8B 1 107 N Feelin' no pajn BR 3626 V TRA STEA SEND ME/WALKIN* THE STREETS BR 6940 N TRA WINT China boy BR 6335 E T-A 1 .00 Camp MCKENZ IE-CONDON Hour of parting/King kong BB 10190 N AUC MIER Nobody 's sweetheart/Liza CO 35952 N TRA wail of the winds/davenport BB 10408 N AUC MIER RAY MCKINLEY ida/feelin' no pain BR 3626 G+T-S GRIF JIMMY NEW ORLEANS PARADE OE 1019 N T-s STUR NOONE I'M OOIN' WHAT/HE'S A GOOO VO 1436 N TRA VANB MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS INKA DINKA DOO/L I KE ME A LIT VO 2619 V+T-S • Grif Four or five times Vl 21583 E TRA .65 Mahe RED NORVO MEZZ MEZZROW ' HOLE IN THE WALL BR 6562 N T-A 1.50 CAMP Everybody loves my baby BB 10090 N T-s 1.00 HORN 0 'BRYANT'S WASHBOARD BAND GLENN MILLER SKOOOLUM BLUES/M IDNITE STRUT PA 12260 G T-S 1.75 COLE Solo hop/Spanish town CO 35881 N T-A 1.00 STUR Charleston fever/Everybody Para 12312 G T-s 1.75 Cole RAY MILLER (spanier) KING OLIVER That's a plenty/anory g Br 81257 N tra WOLF Dean man blues vo 1059 E T-A Duro That's a plenty/Angry Br 4224 N T-s QRIF Sugar foot stomp vo 1033 N T-A 6.00 Riol MILLS BLUE RHYTHM BAND STRUGGLE BUGGY VI 23001 N TRA 1.00 RlDL BIO JOHN'S SPECIAL CO 3162 E SAL .75 Mahe Di ppermouth( rev. Henderson) Br 8223 N T-A 1.50 Camp TALAHASSEE Br 7534 V TRA .65 Mahe Slow and steady/watching the Br 4469 N T-A 1.50 Camp Let's have a jubilee Co 6923 V tra .65 Mahe four or five/Got everything Br 4028 G TRA Fry 3RDGf) 4975 V TRA Alex Yes yes I /Broken dreams of you Co 3111 N t-s GRIF JAZZIN' BABY.BL(CHIP TO OK mills ten blackberries ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND Double check stomp VE 7088 V TRA Stea dixie jass band one step vi 19255 G+t-a • dix. vi 18255 V t-a Deno MIFF MOLE L I very stable/Original new twister OK 40984 G T-A Duro jazz band ball Vi 18457 v t-s .85 DEND That *s a plenty, OK 41232 E T-A Duro Clarinet marmalade Vi 18513 E t-s .95 DEND the blues Vi 18483 v t-s .95 DEND TOOTS MONDELLO (eLMAn! Sensation/Bluin' Bow wow blues vi 18850 v t-s .95 Deno SWEET LORRAINE VA 81 10 N T-A RAAB TOODLIN'BLUES/SOME OF DAYS OK 4738 E T-A I .50 Camp SAM MORGANS JAZZ BAND Tiger rag/Barnyard blues OK 4841 V t-a I .50 Camp OVER IN THE GLORY LAND/SING CO 14539 V TRA WINT OR IG INAL MEMPHIS FIVE JELLY ROLL MORTON RED HOT MAMMA/IT AIN'T CO 155 V T-s Grif SHE SHINERS ORAG/BOOGABOO BB 7725 E TRA STEI JACK PETTIS Wolverine blues/Mr. Jelly Lomvi 21064 g tra Stei SPANISH DREAM /NEW LOW DOWN 21559 V+T-A I .00 STUR King porter stomp/Don't leav Ge 4005 N t-s 1.25 Cole PINEWOOD TOM i, CLARENCE WILLIAMS JAZZ/MEUPHIS SHAKE Vl 20415 V T-S .75 COLE DOCTOR MILK COW BLUES/BLACK GAL ME 13328 V T-S .50 Whtg wolverine blues/Mr. jelly lor Vi 21064 N tra wolf LOUIS PRIMA SHREVEPORT/SHOE SHINER'S VI 21658 N TRA WOLF PENNIES FROM HEAVEn/WHAT WILL VO 3376 E T-S Grif JUNGLE BLUES VI 21345 N TRA WOLF BEN POLLACK WOLVERINE BLUES/MR JELLY LOR Vl 2 1064 V TRA HuRN WAH-WAH GIRL (TEA, GOODMAN) RE 10055 E T-A .50 STUR MOURNFUL SERENADE BB 851 5 N TRA 1.00 HuRN QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB OF FRANCE OIL WELL VI 23351 N TRA DEND THE SHIEK(ALIX COMBELLE) ROYALE 1807 N T-A RAAB STEAMBOAT STOMp/S .H .BLUES BB 8372 N TRA STUR DR.JAZZ/(MEMPHIS STOMP BY DIXIELAND MA RAINEY PARA T-S G TRA FRY DREAM BLUES.'LOST & WANDER I NG 12098 V Cole JUG BLOWERS 1 DODDS t REV. ) VI 20415 I s)PaRA Fry 33th ST. blues/Mamami ta Para 12216 E tra Alex SEE SEE/JEALOUS HEART. ( LOU 12252 E TRA Night time blues/Four day Para 12303 H tra • Fry CURTIS MOSBY 8, DIXIELAND BLUE BLOWERS Dead drunk blues/Misery bl Para 12508 N tra Blue blowers blues/Hardee st Co 1442 N t-s Grif BENNY MOTEN RED AND MIFF 'S STO P PERS Mary lee/Sweetheart OF YEST V 381 14 G T-s .75 WHTO Davenport blues Vl 20778 E TRA TRA 1 .00 HURN That to do blues V 1 22793 E don redman V G TRA 1 .00 HURN T 6520 N MOTEN STOMP 1 20955 SHUFFLE YOUR FEEt/DOIN' BR T-S HOT WATER BLUES BB 7938 N TRA .75 HURN THE RHYTHMAKERS HURN K.C .shuffle/yazoo Vl 20485 E TRA 1.00 Spider crawl/^uqle call UHCA 109 N TRA STRO MEAN OLD BEDBUG Bl/| '0 DO ME 12457 e T-A 1.50 Cam* NEW ORLEANS SLUE FIVE dog blues ME 12481 E T-A 1.50 Camp RD<)V| E AUC Ml ER yes suh/yellow KINO OF THE ZULUS( T .MORR 1 S 20316 OhJPETER/WHO STOLE THE LO CO 35841 N AUC MIER ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS, NEW ADRAIN ROLL I N dug Co 14337 G tra Alex fiat foot/Mad PE 15855 E TRA I .00 RlDL 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 LUIS RUSSELL ( FRANK I E TRUMBAUER, CONTINUEO) C«ll of the freaks/it's tite ok 8656 N t-s 2.00 cole Li la/Our bungalow OK 41919 F+TRA Hurn SWEET MUMTAZ/29TH i DEARBORN slngin' VO 1010 G T-S 2.00 COLE the blues (red) OK 40772 G tra Hurn you rascal you VI 22793 Three blind mice/Drazy kat OK E I .00 Hurn 40903 gkt-a 1.50 Camp Primitive/blue heaven Me 13366 N Hurn Good man is/crying all day OK 40966 E T-A 2.00 Camp SAVANNAH SYICOPATORS The love nest PaE 2645 N t-a 1.50 Camp How am I to know/love ain't MELANCHOLY 8ABy/AfTER YOU'VE BR 7124 E T-A .00 CAMP OK 41301 N AUC MlER ELMER SCHOEBEL Get happy/deep harlem OK 41431 N AUC MlER 8ASS DRUM Dan/C I NDERELLA 'S Co N Prince of wails/Copenhagen BRF 81000 N t-a 1.50 Camp 2897 AUG M I ER Emaline/Long about midnight BR BOYD SENTER 6788 N AUC MlER IN A MIST BR 6997 N AUC MlER COPENHAGEN/BEALE ST. BLUES Vl 22303 N TRA VANB ANNOUNCER'S BLUEs/FLIGHT OF br 7629 n auc ARTIE SHAW m i er SINGIN'Bl/CLAR.MAR. (BIX) RE80K 40772 E TRA Fry IT AIN'T RIGHT/SOUTH SEA ISL.VO 4637 N AUC MlER Mississippi mud/There'll come ok 40979 V tra Alex SIOUX C I TY SIX SOPHIE TUCKER Flock of blues/i 'm glao GE 5569 E T-A 5.00 CAMP Ain't got nobody(mole's NOBLE SISSLE moles)0K 40837 G t-a Raab WHAT YA 00 TO ME BR I I 61 N SAL I .00 Mahe SUGAR UNDERWOOD SIX MEN A NO A G IR Davis st. blues/dew drop alley Vi 21538 N tra 1 ZONKY (MARY LOU WMs) VA 8190 N T-A RAAB JOE VENUTI BESSIE SMITH Sensation/blue room OK 41 144 V T-S 2.00 Hurn do your outy/l 'm down in the ok 8945 e tra wolf fats waller accompaniment downhearted blues co 3844 f tra hurn Mama's losing/ain't got no. Ge 3307 E TRA Alex oh daddy blues 3888 f co tra hurn FATS WALLER Jazzbo brown/Squeeze me Co |4|33 g tra Walt Sugar/hogmaw stomp 21525 N TRA VANB do your duty/down in theduws ok 8945 n t-a 2.00 camp stompin' the blues/messin' 20655 N TRA VANB St. Louis blues (louis) Co 14064 N TRA Fry washingtonians clara smith DOWN IN YOUR ALLEY BLUES Co 1076 N TRA nobody knows the way CO 14058 G T-A RAAB WEBB JUNGLE BAND n st ruggl i ' woman's blues Co 14240 V TRA HURN Dog bottom/Jungle mama BR 4450 N TRA JABBO SMITH PAUL WHITEMAN Jazz battle BR 4244 V T-S 1.50 STUR MONDAY ON/M I SSI SSI PP I ( BING) VI 21274 G TRA PINE TOP SMITH CLARENCE Wl LL IAMS BIG BOY THEY CAN'T DO THAT VO 1256 N T-A 3.00 Camp EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY STUF F SMITH OK 81 Bl F+TRA Too late/now(acc.sara 'TAIN' NO USE/1 DON'T WANT Vo 3200 N T-S Grif MARTIN)0K 8154 V T-S 1.00 Hurn PAPA DE-OA-DA TRIXIE SMITH (with Louis) OK 82 1 5 V TRA WALT Papa-dE-oa-da(rev,ORIQ.Tux.) OK 8215 E TRA Railroad bl.(#i )/jazz Craz^#2)p«ra 12262 E tra Fry Alex Santa claus bl/squeeze me 8254 E TRA HARRY SNODGRASS (piano solos) Alex Blue evening blues Br 2852 V T-s cootie williams SOUTHERN SERENAOERS Give it up ok 5690 N SAL 1.00 JACO west end blues(2 copies) I miss my Swiss (louis) ha 4 E tra ok 6370 N SAL JACO CHARLIE SPAND fess williams Hastings street para 12863 N tra Wolf Sweet savannah sue/ain't Mis.tfi 38085 E auc Mier MUGGSY SPAN IER TEDDY WILSON n blui ' the blues BB 10719 N SAL 1.25 JACO fashioned Old love/Stardust Co 35771 N t-s I .00 Hurn lonesome roao/manoy BB 10766 V+TRA STUR (Columbia Album, C-93) Co E sal 1.75 Cham Black and blue/Dinah BB 10682 N TRA STUR COQUETTE/HOUR OF PARTING BN 7943 N AUC 3.00 KEND SPECKLED RED (rufus Perryman) YOU CAN'T STOP ME FROM/BtG APBR 7954 N AUC MlER THE DIRTY OOZEN(PIANO SOLO) BR 7116 F AUC .40 COLE IF I HAD YOU/YOU BROUGHT A BR 7960 N AUC MlER The dirty dozen(piano solo) Br 71 16 V tra wolf MOMENTS LIKE THIs/l CAN'T BR 8112 N AUC MlER SPECKLED RED BLUEs/LONESOME BR 7164 E T-A 1.50 CAMP Sugar/More than you know Br 8319 N auc MlER SPIKES SEVEN PODS OF PEPPER DUKE WILSON t 10 8LACKBEBR IES( henderson ORY'S CREOLE TROMBONE NORO 3009 G TRA STEA ) Oh mo'nah/how'm I DOIN' BA 32440 E T-S 1.00 COLE JESS STACY WINN'S DALLAS DANDIES IN THE DARK/WORLO IS WAITING PaE 2233 N T-A 1,50 CAMP After you've gone/Wild man Me 12027 N tra Fry LEW STONE'S STONECRACKERS MISSOURI SCRAMBLER WOLVERINES DEE F7824 N T-S 1.50 WEN Z RlOL JOE SULLIVAN (piano solo) Crazy quilt/you 're Br 3332 N T-A 2.00 Prince of wails/when s/y sugar Ge 5620 V TRA WINT GIN mill blues/Honeysuckle UHCA 32 E t-s Cole Onyx bringdown 2925 N TRA WOLF jimmy yancey Onyx- Bringdown(Buck,rev.) 2925 E T-A 1.00 Camp YANCEY'S BUGLE CALl(sOLO) VI 27238 N TRA 1.50 HURN TENNESSEE TOOTERS "I have found from experience that discs are not Everybody loves my/Jacksonv VO 14985 V TRA safe unless packed in a BOX at least 2 inches thick. FRANK IE TRUMBAUER Sending them between a few cardboard f i 1 lers tied TRUMSOLOGy/NO REASON IN C OK 40871 T-A DURO or held together with guimed paper just won't do, Futuristic rhythm OK 41209 G T-A DURO regardless of the fact that they might be marked Mississippi mud OK 40979 V T-A • DURO FRAGILE and insured—evidently parcels marked FRAGILE i 'm coming virginia OK 40843 V T-A DURO still get rough handling. It's a shame to have CRYING all day OK 40966 V T-A DURO collectors' items broken in shipping regardless of Louise OK 41231 G T-A DURO whether the value can be recovered or not—the discs Clarinet marmalade/Singin' OK 40772 G T-S .75 COLE are still broken and replacement sometimes isn't so r i verboat shuffle/ostrich UHCA 30 E TRA 2.00 Hurn easy these days." James Gaylard, St. Petersburg, (CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN) 21 ) ) 6 ) ) ANTS AND ITEMS FOR DISPOSITION Francis John Walcott 2402 Dana Street, Berkeley, California For sale or trade ALABAMA RED PEPPERS be;;nie moteh The drag Ro 553 G Kansas city shutfle VI 20485 G-VG Red head slues RO 552 VG moten stomp VI 20955 G RED ALLEP Elephant wobble OK 8100 F Who's honey are you ME 13323 E MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS I a house in Harlem for sale Me 13 145 N GE0RG on my m I no OK 41515 VG LOUIS ARMSTRONG FRAr;K IE HEV.'TQN SKI P THE GUTTER OK 8631 E PLEASE DON'T TALK ABOUT ME WHEN I'M GONEVA 518 E BUSTER BAILEY JIMMY NOOHE AFTERNOON 1 N AFRI CA VA 668 n SHINE VO 2888 VG SHARKEY BONANO KING OLIVER MUDHOLE BLUES vo 3353 E Canal street blues GE 5133 G CHARLESTON CHASERS Alligator hop GE 5274 F-G SUGAR FOOT STRUT Co 1260 E Di PPERMOUTH HRS 4 N CHOCOLATE DANDIES TINY PARHA^ ON DOWN KRAZY KAPERS HRS 1 N STOMPIN' L ILL IE DELK CHRISTIAN (louis) DON REDMAN SWEETHEARTS ON PA OE OK 8650 F NAGASAKI BR 6429 E COON—SANDERS Ain't I the lucky one Br 6401 VG sluefoot VI 21305 VG ARTHUR SCHUTT bing crosby IF I'M DREAMING OK 41346 E BOYD SENTER (EDDIE LANG) the last round—up inch crack ME 1 3 1 70 E putney dahdridge Bluin' the blues OK 40777 G Mary had a little lamb VO 3287 G Prickly heat OK 41 163 G here comes your pappy VO 3291 G Sigh and cry blues vo 3031 n That foolish feeling VO 3409 E BESSIE SMITH Cheek to cheek VO 3006 N Backwater blues Co 14195 F dix ie stompers FRAI.KlE TRUMBAUER I hope Gabriel likes my music(warp) Br 7613 vg black horse stomp HA 1 53 duke ellington Mayor of alabam* Br 7663 E if you can't hold that man GE 3291 G FATS WALLER Tiger rag BR 4238 E LET'S BREAK THE GOOD NEWS VI 25830 VG Rent party blues Bn 4345 E SPREAOIN' RHYTHM AROUND Vl 252l| VG JEAi: GOLDKETTE LET'S SING AGAIN VI 25348 VG Sunday VI 20273 E DINAH VI 25471 VG benny goodman CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Vl 25295 E the glory of love VI 25316 VG-E PAUL WHITEMAN I'M IN SEVENTH HEAVEN CO 1877 E harlel hot shots ( w i ngy YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE OF ME Vl 21398 N love is just around the corner PE 1 6085 N The blues have got me ME 13323 N Old man river vi 2 12 1 s n BERTHA "CHIPPIE'' HILL (LOUIS) Wanted Trouble in mind OK 8312 G LOUIS AJMSTW0NI3 TEDDY HILL OK 8357, OK 8436, OK 8447, OK 8496. My marie BB 6S99 N JIMMY BERTRAND ART HOPES ANY Tin roof blues SIG 102 N J CHICAGO FOOTSAR'ERS paul howard (any) The ramble VI 38068 N JOHNNY DODDS quality shout VI 38122 N (any ON PARAMOUNT) Overnight blues VI 38070 VG weary blues Vo 15632 charlie johnson Blue clarinet stomp Vl 21554 hot bones and rice V 1 38C59 N ALEX HILL james p. johnson Stcmpin' em down vo 1270 Bleeding hearted blues V 1 19123 VG KANSAS C ITY FRANK worried and lonesome blues CO A3950 6 JELLY ROLL STOMP BR OR lonnie johnson GE CRIPPLE CLARENCE LOFTON st. lou is cyclone blues OK 8512 N (ANY) very lonesome blues OK 8282 E jelly roll morton louisiana rhythm kings (piano solos except v i ctor,blueb i ro, general that's a plenty VO 15728 VG (any band records on ok and par amount DICK MCDONOUGH new orleans bootblacks DEAR OLD SOUTHLAND PE 60008 N (any) ON THE BEACH AT BALI-BALI ME 60808 E king oliver MCK I MNEY COTTON PICKERS (Any on gennett in excellent or new condition) SHIMME-SHA-WABBLE VI 2161 1 VG-E southern stomps para 12088 MEZZ MEZZROW riverside blues para or clax melody from the sky BB 6320 E OK 4933, OK 4975, OK 8148, OK 8235 mills blue rhythm bi RED ONIOM JAZZ BABIES ide Red ride CO 3087 N (any) MIFF l,:OLE CLARENCE WILLIAMS BLUE FIVE I SHA-WABBLE OK 41445 SH MME— N J'-!-.-, " ^y. > h "I, . j 5272. 4C32I 1 " " - The Record Changer The only record exchange in the world Goritrn CulLirkscn , ed i tor ,ni>1 ishcr; LonV.ilson, circulation manner; ..derson staff artist. Published every month at Fairfax, Virginia, and copyrieht 194j by Gordon Gu'1 iclfctn. r " ar Uc]ve ISS " PS l I P w\ New Orleans Recollections a g i Ided frame about eighteen by twenty-four inches, an enlarged photograph of STALEBREAD CHARLEY AND HIS SPAZM BAND. Since that pioneer outfit was supposed to have started out about 1895, that pic- The last place I heard ture would be a real relic today. I don't believe Tony Jackson play in New I ever heard them, but there used to be similar Orleans was in a cafe at groups that showed up frequently to entertain on the uptown river corner of the streets. The floor man at Hakenjos' was Al Bienville and Franklin Verges, a good piano player and composer. Al had Streets . I can 't reca 1 three brothers, also musical: Leon who played violin; the name of the place or Louie who played drums at the Orpheum Theatre(suc- who xan it, although Jelly ceeded by Paul Detroit, I believe, now in Hollywood); Roll Morton mentioned the and Joe, a little younger, playing fine jazz piano name during our talks a little later. Joe composed a number that would about the old times, when have made the hit parade in New Orleans had there he was in Washington a been one in 1916, --Don't Leave Me Daddy. There was few years ago. The cafe was not an elaborate also at Hakenjos' a fine piano player by the name of place, being just a good sized barroom with a back Levy. Miss Brown asked him to play over a brand new room adjoining on the Franklin Street side. The rag for me one d*y, one just received, The Water- entrance was at the corner, and the bar was across melon Trust. Levy carried it over to a display the room from and facing Franklin Street; the piano on the floor and played one of the best rags I little platform where the dilapidated upright ever bought, and believe me he slapped it off. "You piano stood was against the partition which separ- must have practiced that plenty," I said to him. ated the back room from the barroom. Between the "Not at all," he replied, "It's the first time I platform and the door leading into the back room ever saw it . stood a small table and a couple of chairs, and At the Cable I it was there that I used to sit and listen to Tony. Company, the man remember was Fred One night when he was playing and si ging along in C. Schmitt, also a good piano player and salesman, that inimitable style of his, Tony rambled into a ff my memory serves me, Fred had a slight limp and real hot rag number; he made the old piano rock, and wore a left shoe that was built up somewhat on the heel. Like the others, he was when he had finished I asked him the name of the a composer, and put out a number called Happy Sammy, rag piece. "That's one that I composed myself," he a march that was very replied. "Why don't you have it published?" I asked. popular about the old town. A few years Tony gave a disgusted snort, and said "Shucks, if later he worked for the Hart Piano Company, and sold me an upright Kimball piano is I take a piece of music to one of the music stores that still in the here, they offer me $5.00 for it; I'd tear it up family. One day at the Cable Company a few years later, as I was entering the store, I before I let them have it for that." Looking back passed R. Emmet Kennedy, whom I mentioned in month's at that moment, I can see that opportunity was last Changer, who was just leaving the store. "There's knocking at my door, but I didn't hear it; I can a also see that the music stores in New Orleans fine man and a fine musician," I said to the young didn't make the most of their opportunities either. lady at the music counter. "Yes," she replied, "and All of which prompts me to think that a few remin- a fine customer, too. He just bought $40.00 worth iscences about the places that sold sheet music in of sheet mus ic . New Orleans nearly forty years ago might be a little interesting. Henry Kranage was in charge of the sheet music department at Grunewald's. Henry had an assistant The music department in the D. H. Holmes Com- who demonstrated the music, and I don't know if he pany's department store was presided over by Bob was a player or not, but he had a wide knowledge of Hoffman, a very pleasant and sociable man who could music of all kinds, vocal, instrumental .popular or play the piano in first class style. He was a very classical. One day about 1908, my friend, Jack good demonstrator, and thoroughly familiar with Yuille came to me and asked me if I knew of a piece popular music of all kinds, vocal and instrumental. of music the name of which he had written on a slip He used to sit at the piano in a chair rather than of paper. "Yes," I told him, "we used to sing that on a stool or bench, aqd he played along in a smooth at home when I was a kid." Then I asked him why he and relaxed style. There was a peculiarity in his wanted to know about it. He told me that his sister manner of playing a good deal of the time, in that in France had written him saying that the bands in he used to hit the keys with the flat under part of Paris were playing it and that it was the rage oer his fingers rather than with the tips. He was well there, but nobody was able to get copies of the known as a local composer and his Dixie Queen was sheet music, and she had written him to see if he a very popular number. could buy a copy for her. He and ! went all over town trying to find the number. Most of the clerks At the Hakenjos Piano Manufacturing Company the didn't know the song at all, but Kranage remembered sheet music counter was in charge of Miss Annie it, and said he would try to get a copy, although Brown, a very fine young lady whose attractive ap- he thought it probably would be out of print. A pearance and pleasant personality brought many cus- few weeks later he notified me that he had received tomers to the store. At that time the window of a copy of the old song, and Jack and I went over to the store contained a display that would interest Grunewald's to get it. Oh, yes, the name: The Band most of the jazz historians. It was a picture jn Played on, or Casey would waltz with the strawberry NESUHt ERTEGUN, GRADUATE STUDENT American University, Washington, D. C., is suffering an acute attack of final-exam BLUES AND CANNOT WRITE ANYTHING F us this month. However, we are expecting another or his splendid articles for the JULY PECO^o Ch.wjger. ) T i — blond. Today you can't buy a song book or folio of noticed in a directory in the Library of Congress gay 90's songs that doesn't contain that song. that his son was listed as a musician. He should have talent as he comes from a very musical family. The Music Shop was operated by John J. Puderer , a good friend of mine, who I'm certain opened the Howard Winburn was in charge of sheet music at place because he loved music. He was a good singer Philip Werlein's. I never became very well ac- of popular songs, and wrote the lyrics of some num- quainted with him. He played the piano, and was also bers in the early OCO's, the one attaining the most a composer, one of his numbers being The Minute Man, popularity being My Red Carnat ion , for which a very good 6/8 march, which was published by a Laurence Pico wrote the music, he b-eing a very good Northern publisher. I don't believe he was a New piano player. Late in 1909 or early in (910 Puderer Orleans native. One of the incidents that I remem- invited me to a little gathering to meet Pico, who ber about Wer le i n 's ha ppened in a later year. As I had been away for some time. During the course of was walking on Canal Street one day in 1917, I the evening, Pico was invited to play the piano, but chanced to run into my pal, Claiborne Trainor, who he begged off, saying "I haven't played the piano grabbed me and said "Come with me, there's a new lately; I have been taking up that new instrument, phonograph record just received at Werlein's and the saxaphone." And he took his saxaphone out of I want you to hear it." So we dashed into Werlein's its case and gave us a number. Puderer 's wife was a and they played the record for us, The Livery Stab! e good musician, having been in charge of the music Blues by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band. Here was counter at the Cable Company before I became ac- New Orleans' own offspring cone back to it on a rec- quainted with them. John died some years ago, but I ord, and the Musical March of Time swept on. Advertisers whose addresses are not shown elsewhere armor albert armor, box 666, wate: E . .Waters, Jr., i 145 Center Drive, Hampton Park, Corcoran, California. St. Louis, Missouri Broo: J.N.Brooks, 727 Carlyle Place, wint! m.n.winton, 2501 i vy drive, Indianapolis, Indiana. Oakland, California, Buro: HENRY S. 8URD, 19685 Revere Street wolf: Francis Wolfe, i 33 First Avenue, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. new York C i ty. CHAM! JACK CHAMBERLAIN, HtNSOALE, NEW YORK. B.Cli Bill Clark, 353 E. Anoover Drive, Burbank , California clar! e. pay50n clark, jr., 25 homer street, rochester, new york dart! edith dart, 3026 dakota street, oaklano, California. DEnoi S.B.Dendrino, 984 Pine Street, Muskegon, Michigan; On the day the printer delivers Send for my trade A want lists, I have several the Record Changer it is mailed to HUNORED RECORDS OF PRE-1930 JAZZ FOR TRAOE, IN- CLUDING ALL THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS (ORIGINAL LABELS West Coast collectors; two days later ALLEN, ARMSTRONG, BECHET, CELLAR BOYS', CHICAGO it is sent to the Midwest, Southern, RHYTHM KINGS, ELL1NGTC", EZELL, HENDERSON, LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS, JELLY ROLL MORTON, N.D.R.K., OLIVER, and New England States; and on the RUSSELL, TRUMBAUER, WILLIAMS, WOLVERINES, most OF following day it goes to the remain- THEM IN NEW CONO|T?ON. MV WANTS ARE MOSTLY COMMOh ITEMS. der of its subscribers. Hass: Dale Hassell, P.O. Box 601, In spite of the fact that the pub- Marion, Virginia Jacoj Irving L. 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K ) )) WANTED 12 3 4 BROA'.JAY RASTUS Whoopee stomp WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN VI 5538 • JOBE VI 5539 JOBE OUCKTOWN FIVE (any) HOAGY CARMICHAEL stardust GE 631 I 5.00 SCHR Star dust GE 631 I 7.00 SlME IRVING AARONSON Dance medley (33 i/3 RPi:} I L— 1 6009 SlME (those with rhythm boys, Crosby, etc.) LOST IN A CROWD VI 24194 SlME ARCADIAN SERENADERS STAR OUST VI 24484 SlME 4G378 - Dart San sue strut OK LE ROY CARR LOUIS ARMSTRONG (ANY VOCAL I ON) Oroppin' shucks/Who's it OK 6357 - - II NT CASA L(MA BIS FAT MA AND SKINNY PA OK 6379 - Dart White jazz 6092 Si ME BIG FAT MA/SWEET LITTLE PA PA OK 8379 - - HINT Daroanella, etc (33 l/3) RPM) -16023 3.00 SlME STOMP OK 6423 - DART SUNSET CAFE Georgia on my mind PRIC BOTTOM UK 6447 - dart IRISH BLACK CHICAGO HOT FIVE BOTTOM/YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU OK 8447 • - f int IRISH BLACK STAR DUST 8474 . - 11LD WAN BLUES OK melt CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS W ILL IE THE WEEPER OK 8462 - - MELT My baby/Oriental man OK 6546 WOLF blues/That's when I'll come sack OK 8519- - II NT Wearv Brown bottom bess/Laoy love OK 6613 WOLF STRUTTIN' WITH SOME BARBECUE OK 8566 - • Dart f I NGS OK 8669 - 1INT CHICACO RHYTHM I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHlNU BUT LOVE I'VE FOUND A NEW BABy/C HANGES HOTTER THAN THAT VO OR OK - • Dart NEW BABY SLUES/MELANCHOLY VO OR OK - - Dart KEYHOLE COQUETTE • - I SURRENDER DEAR Pric CHOCOLATE DANDIES KING OF THE ZULUS/LONESOME BLUES ANY - Hint Loveless love VO 1610 Wate GUS ARNHEIM Star oust OK 8668 - SlME VI 24235 Suzanne BILL COLEMAN GENE AUTRY Rose room Sw 9 2.50 MaCK Rheumatism blues Me I30S8 • JoeE RUSS COLUMSO - THE CRIME I DION'T DO BU JOEE ( AriY RECCRDS) PRIC ADRIAN'S RAMBLERS EDDIE CONDON BR 6786 • ARvO KEEP ON D01N*/gET G01N' The eel/home cookin* BR 6743 Clap ARMO SlTTIfl' 0(1 A LOG ME 12855 DOC COOK LOVIE AUSTIN WILLIE THE WEEPER c.o 1070 Wate (ANY 12300 SERIES, PARAMOUNT PARA • WOLF J BIHG CR0S5Y COUNT BASIE Blue of the night (new only) BR 6226 SlME LESTER LEAP'S IN OK 5116 3.00 HASS Can't we talk it over (new only) RR 6240 3.00 SlME BUNKY EJtR I CAM Starlight BR 6259 LICU BR 7632 2,00 HASS Blue lou My woman BR 6266 L1QU Dixieland shuffle BR 7858 2.50 HAS& Shadows on the window ("A" master) BR 6276 4.00 SlME Makocany hall stomp VI 25622 I .75 HASS let's try again ("b" f.'aster BR 632C 4.00 SlME IN 1ST Vt 26123 HASS Please (new only) BR 6394 4.0C 31 VE FOR Pr:ic | CRIED YOU Street of oreams (new only) BR 6464 3.00 SlME I CAN'T GET STARTED PR I C YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL TONIGHT (new) BR 6477 3.00 SlME SHARKEY BONA NO LINGER A LI TTLE LONGEH BR 6491 LlOU old fashioned swing/big boy blue VO 3450 - Clar BR 3.00 Sine TEYPTAT i on [new only) 6695 mud hole blues/swing in swing out VO 3353 • Clar gems from white's scandals BR 20102 Li qu you're sw VO 3400 Clar Mr. Brown goes to town/When Face the music medley BR 20106 LlQU blowing off steamaash it clean VO 3410 CLAP lawd you made the n i te too long BR 20IC9 LlQU i'm satisfied with my gal/high society CO 35678 • Clar Gay love Harmony, Velvetone,or Clarion 6.00 Sl»E (almost any recording) PRIC BIX BE I DERBECKE I'LL BE A FFIENO (WASTER fZ', NEW OTILY 2300S 5,00 sen (aky rare or unusual labels SlUE JIMMY liERTRAND CCTTON PICKERS (any) - DART Copenhagen/Sweet sixteen BR T (any) • iOLF COW COW DAVENPORT FRAKK D LAC ATLANTA RAG Ch 50033 • Dart SIME - RHAPSOOY IN BLUE COW COW BOOGIE PRIC BLUE RHYTHM BAND. DETROITERS TALLAHASSEE Wate Star dust Si ME JIMMY BLYTHE DE VALERA - (any bano OR SOLO ) VO OR PA&A Dart Teprence mac Sweeney JOBE (ANY GROUP UNDER DIRECTION OF BLY THE : VO , PE PARA - WOLF , ) JOHNNY DODDS CONNIE BOSWELL Wl LD MAN BLUES Br 3567 MELT - OAnT I'LL NEVER SAY "NEVER AGAIN" BR ? Si ME WlLDMAN BLUES BR 3567 BOSWELL SISTERS NEW ORLEANS STOMp/WEARY BLUES VO 15632 - Dart LULLABY OF BROAOWAY BR ? SlME DORSE Y BROTHERS (ANY RECORDS) — Let's do n V. 13RADLEY S RHYTHMAKERS TOMMY OORSEY STAR OUST CH 40038 On treasure island VI 25144 i.50 Wate BROADWAY BELL HOPS Alone VI 25151 1.50 Wate Vi 25363 1.50 WATE CRADLE IN CAROLINE ( VELVETONE LABEL OMLv) 1504, ,12.00 Sciin Tl-EHE'6 A SMALL HOTEL RAINBOW OF LOVE (VELVETONE LABEL OMLyI VE 1508 7,50 SCHR {CONTINUED HEXT PACEl i t n t ) 12 3 4 12 3 4 (continued from preceed i ng page) I PANA TROUBADOR.es Old curiosity shop 26140 1.50 Wat e ROSE OF MANDALAY 1694 3.50 SlME cocktails for two 1694 10.00 LlQU 26145 1,50 HATE I 'LL GET BY/ROSE OF Heaven can wait 26154 1.50 WATE JOSEPH JEFFERSON FRED ELIZALDE SCENE IN THE MOUNTAINS 1468 • JOBE Tiger rag/Dixie 02331 PLENTY ARMO RIP MEETS MEEN I 1469 JOBE Arkansas blues/Sugar step 02332 " ARMO JAMES P. JOHNSON da'tktok'k strutters' ball/somebody 02333 " ARMO (ANY PIANO SOLOS ROBB Nobody's sweetheart/Singapore I I2CI " ARMO PETE JOHNSON duke Ellington B 0 BLUES 12006 BROO The creeper 1077 - MELT JONES-SMITH, Inc. flaming youth - 8874 • MELT Shoe shine boy 3441 2.00 Mack Saratoga swing/it's glory IC245 ROGE Duet stomp/astori a strut 2.oo scim - jueilfe st0mp/60t everything 10244 • ROCE. KANSAS CITY FRANK Trombone slues - • 14514 MELT Jelly roll stomp I 7062 WATE V. I mo/not Botk/crtc-ie 4 love CALL VI -I5O0G • ROGE Pass the jug/ jelly—roll stomp OR GE - Dart East st.louis toodle-oo (33 l/3 RPM) vi -16007 • SlME JUNGLE KINGS E.S.L.TODDLE-CO/LOT F|rJG£RS/8 & T Vl .-16007 - Rose FRIARS P01NT/UARKT0WN STRUTTERS rods JlJDILEE STOMP • ISIS9 - ROGE KING EDWARD THE 8tn Washington woeuLE/f-KGwiv berhies 21284 . RCGE A001CATION SPEECH (ANY LABEL) JOBE Black beauty/jubilee stomp 21580 ROGE TOMMY LADNIER C.ST.LoL I S/GOT EVenYTHING PUT YOU 21703 ROGE JA-OA/REALLY THE BLUES 10086 - ROBB Rude Interlude/Dallas doings' 24431 ROGE EDDIE LANG Creole Rhapsody, Pts i i - & 36049 • ROGE PICK1N' 6254 WATE take the A traid SAM LAN IN SEGER ELLIS SUSI ANNA 41228 4.00 SlME MY LOVE FOR YOU/LONESOME OLD TOWN E SOS 1 ANNA OK 41228 LlQU FRED FEIBEL BRIAN LAWRANCE Star oust ST. LOUIS BLUES DEE JOBE GEORGIA STRUTTERS TED LEWIS Original black bottom dance Dart (MANY BETWEEN 1700 AND 2900) CLAR Georcia grind Dart LIL'S HOT SHOTS GENE CIFFORD DROP THAT SACK 1037 • Dart Nothin' but the blues OROP THAT SACK 1037 • Melt Jean goldkette VINCENT LOPEZ IN MY MERRY OLOSUOBILE SPEC . CLAR KOLA JUST A GIRO'S EYE VIEW (MEW ONLY) 20268 1,50 SCHF. LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS BENNY GOODMAN PRETTY BABY Tappin' THE BARRELL 2856 2, .50 HASS THE LAST CENT/BASIN ST. BLUES RlFFlN 1 THE SCOTCH 2e67 2, 50 HASS LAST CENT Junk man 2892 2, 50 HASS THAT DA OA STRAIN Emal i ne 2907 3, 00 HASS JIMMY LUNCEFORD boy meets horn - i 8306 Wa TE (any record) Jazz holiday 15656 - MELT WINGY MANN ONE After you've gone 251 15 -— Mate /MANY TITLES. ALL LABELS) Sweet sue 25473 - WATE REV. McGEE t COKGRECAT I I fHISPERIMG 25481 - WATE Nothing to no in hell 5345 Dart Tea for two 25529 - WATE Babylon is falling oown 5266 Dart AVALOfl 25644 - WATE MlR BIST OU XHON 25751 - WATE Pr i c pi ck a rib 26166 - WATE (almost any record) •PRIC Sugar - 26740 WATE Kalamazoo • PR] C s 1 ng si ng si ng — pric RAY MILLER GOODY 4 GOOD TIMERS WHO WOULON'T BE JEALOUS OF YOU 8R 4131 STAR OUST PATHE OR PE 1 5C SlME MILLS BROTHERS COLEMAN HAWKINS Bugle call rag BR 6357 • JUDY 25699 ARMO Jungle fever BR 6785 • Aval on H 88388 3.00 Mack • st, louis bluf5 PE I 3057 JOBE Tiger ras 535513 6.00 MACK oeo, white scandals medley BR 20102 JOBE Jamaica shout 41566 WATE Ok AMERICA 3R 201 12 JOBE Body awq> soul ' • Pric Dirt o sh i da i sy PE JOBE FLETCHER HENDERSON (some titles) ME • JOBE Star dust Broad* 1441 • SlME MILLS BLUE RHYTHM BAND Star dust (new only) 3093 SlME Deep harlem BR 4983 3.00 SlME WOODY HERMAN railroad man BR 4838 3.00 SlME Bishop blues • Pric BORAH MINEV ITCH J.C.HIGINBOTTOM RHAPSODY IN BLUE HIGGINBOTHAM BLUES 8772 • WATE JELLY ROLL MORTON ALEX HILL KING PORTER Vo 1020 Melt South bound 1465 • BROO WOLVERINE BLUER GE 5289 MELT CHIPPIE HILL PERFECT RAG OE 5486 OR RIL 4041 MELT Mess kat ie mess 8437 WOLF JUNGLE BLUES/WlLO MAN BLUES BB 10256 ULAR loves10k blues 8453 WOLF MR. Jelly lord PARA 20332 MELT R ICHARD HIMBER HYENA STOMP VI 20772 MELT Recording of themes (ANY EXCEPT TUNES REISSUED) VI-CE-PAfiA — DART ) 0 1 —— 1 1 2 3 4 12 3 4 MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS STAR DUST Tailspin blues/nevep had a reason tc Be 10209 CLAR (ANY RARE OR UNUSUAL LABELS SlME DA~KTQW!j STRUTTERS BALL OK 4| 526 Brog REX STEWART nCW UK L t m H d OUUIIjLALKo (any! VO OR OK JAC0 Dart JOE SULLIVAN HCIil noi CI DUVTUM 1/ 1 uro Ntn UKLtANS KnY 1 HM K 1 Nu5 6 1 MM ILL BLUEs/HOUEYSUCKLE ROSE UHCA 31—32 CLAR *EAR^ BLUES Ul I 1 1 1 A kl u t~\\u tun TACT QE 5102 MELT WILLI AM nUWAKU I Ar 1 1 HAT DA—DA STRAIfv GE 5 106 Melt 7 JOBE SOBBIf-. BLUES GE 5219 Melt 7 1 JOBE OLDEN LEAF STRUT OK 40327 WOLF ? V, 5558 JOBE HEW ORLEANS WANRFRFR S ERSK 1 NE TATE [ ANY — Dart Static strut VO 15372 MELT RED NICHOIS Stomp off., let's go VO 15372 (any records — INT ) Prig "Stomp off/Static strut Any U UKTAPil o UAihtJUAhU bAND JACK TEAGARDEN Drunk man s strut Afi*0 Para 1 2246 DART Junk man BR 7yb^ KING OLIVER STARS FELL ON ALABAMA ?R 69-3 EST END BLUES vo 1 1 89 Melt TEN BLACKBERRIES OK 8 1 48 Melt St. janes infirmary PE 15272 3R00 Mabel 1 s dream Para 20292 MELT HOC 1 EL THOMAS 1 — — R 1 VERS OE BLUES Melt WASHWOMAN BLUES OK 82 80 OLF BUDDY'S HABITS ok 40000 MELT L 1 STEN to MA OK 8346 OLF Buddy 's has i ts/Tears OK 40000 Dart FRANKIE TRUMBAUER 1 MOUTH D PPER SLUES OK.HP.S Clap R 1 VERBOAT SHUFFLE UHCA 29—30 Broo HIGH SOCIETY RAG OK,HRS Clap SlNGIN' THE BLUES (BLACK LABEL ONLY) OK 40772 5.00 SChP LOUIS PRIMA Ostrich walk (black l-pel only) CK 40822 5«00 SCHR Bright eyes BR 7376 Kate Truvbolcgy (reo label only) OK 40871 5*00 SCHR Star dust (new only) SlME balt i more/Humpty oumpty OK 40926 CLAR (Any between 7400 and 7700^ BR CLAR Mississippi mud/There'll come a time OK 40979 CLAR JACK PURVIS borneo/My pet OK 41039 — CLAR Poor richaro/Down Georgia way OK 8782 Armo (Any other okeh's with Bix; new) OK — Clar COPYIN' LOUIE OK 41404 — melt JOE VENUTI i arouos QUINTETTE, HOT CLUB OF FRANCE RAGGIN' THE SCALE 2 Armo (any h.m.v. & swing labels) — Si me Jig saw puzzle olues Co 2782 Aruo N MA RAINEY RUNNI ' RAGGED UK 1 JO 1 OtV-J CHR Southern blues 'new or ex.) PARA 12083 olf Apple qlossoms OK 41361 - — Armo Seeking blues Para 12352 Wolf FATS WALLER Jealousy blues Papa 12364 olf GLADYSE V I 38554 SlME Gone daooy blues Para 12526 Wolf WfcSLEY WALLACE New bo-«eavil blues Para 12603 wolf NO. 29 Para 12958 olf Traveling blues Para 12706 WOLF WEST BROTHERS TR 1 SLEEP TALKING BLUES Para 12760 Wolf Star dust BB 5836 SlME LOG CABP BLUES Para 12804 WOLF WARLOP & REINHARDT DJANGO RE INHARDT tea for two SW 1 3 .0000 MACK D A 1 1 1 Villi 1 TCIil U St. louis slues s« 35 2.50 Mack rAUL Wn 1 1 tMAN improvisation HMV BS537 4'.C0 Mack China boy/Oh miss hannah CO 1945 Clar PEE WEE RUSSELL _0V BLE HMV 35509 8.00 SlME After you've gone (new only) D 1 N AH HRS 1000 Broo CO 2098 4,00 SlME Livin' in sunlight (new) Co 2 1 1 . 50 SlME (any) HPS 1.50 Lev i the 7 3 DON REDMAN CONCERTC 1 N F CO 7171 5,00 SCHR Billow for me(33 weep 1/3 RPM) V | 160 1 7 3.00 SlME CHANT OF THE WEED PRI C L SI0ES Co 50 1 1 1 — WILL ROGERS ^ ' 39 SlME f (new copy only) VI 45347 JCBE Concerto 'n Co 50 1 40 5.0C SCHR ADRIAN SCHUBERT HEN DAY IS' done Rl C 1 *M COMING VIRGINIA STAR DUST BR 3191 Si ue PRIC SIOUX CITY SIX CLARENCE WILLIAMS i blues Flock o' blues/ 'm glad .OE 5569 CLAR Santa claus OK f OLF BESSIE SMITH COOTIE WILLIAMS On revival day/Moan mourners Co 14538 OLF (ANY) VO OR OK AGO Shipwreck blues CO 14662 olf WOLVERINES CLARA SMITH HE, SHE, OR ME VO 15784 5,00 HOW COME YOU DO UE VO- 15623 5,00 SCHR Shipwreck blues CO 14007 OLF PINE TOP SMITH ANY ARTIST OR RECORDING GROUP (MANY TITLES, UHCA 4 HRSJ UHCA OR HRS ROBB 6IG BOY THEY CAN'T DO THAT MELT BESSIE COULDN'T HELP IT STUFF SMITH PRIC f Chu sroRv PRIC 1 BF A MUGGIN' vo 3169 joee (Imitating them songsj PRIC 1 DON'T WANT TO MAKE HISTORY Vo 3200 JOB! Old joe's hittin' the jug vo 3270 J0BE TRANSCR 1 PT IONS (ANY 9ING CROSBY! STAR OUST! NAME BA JDS; MOVIE TRAIL'S UE Bye. BYE BABY vo 3300 JOBE Si HERE COMES THE MAN vo 3314 J0BE SOUND FILMS (BlNG CROSBY NAME SANDS) sine Mv BLUE HEAVEN V* 8081 Jobs i SONG FELLOWS (any ON perfect) Pe Siue (ALL RECORDS BY THIS GROUP) ENTIRE PROGRAMS OFF THE A|R at Reasonable PE Ll ou I RECORD rates. SOUTH & 1RAPPELLY CNLY REGULATION STUDIO BROADCAST CL* BS BASE RECORDS USEO. OONCERTO IN D MINOR Si 18 3.00 MACK RORIS ROSE , 2ii Cast i^th streft, new York city. 1 ' . / . 'I went with Adam 0 1 ivier' s band, my first band-- played with them just a short while, and I had the J.I. In Exile opportunity of hearin King Bolden' s band, at Lincoln Park. And I got crazy to play with Potden, and Bolden played my style of music, that I liked. I liked to read, but I rather played that head music better -- more jazz to it. I liked to read, and I could read good -- good reader — but Bolden played A complete discography mighty much by ear. And made up his own tunes; but of Louis Armstrong is being everything that he played, I could whistle, I could prepared by this writer, with play. And I jumped 0 1 iv ier' s band and went with the help of William Russell, George Avakian and several Bolden. That was in 1895. was crazy to play blues. Bolden were playing other collectors. We hope 'I blues of all kin.'-s, so when I got with Bolden, we to make this, as nearly as helped to make more blues. Blues that we made a possible, a complete and -- i too on def n i t ive list of all the record of Pallet the Floor, Make Me a Armstrong records from 1923 Pallet on the Floor -- that was played in 1894 by King Bolden.* to 1 943 , so that at most a few minor corrections will 'And quadril les , I was crazy to play quadril les. be required. All known dates This quadrille, the first eight bars of what the of r c i bands are usin today, Tiger Rag, that's King Pol- rd ng , personnels, second masters and re- issues are to be included in the discography, which den's first eight bars, we would play to get your will probably be published in booklet form. partner ready For quadrille. And in later 'years, A number of points not previously known to most twas taken and turned into Tiger Rag by mus ici ans collectors have already been included in our first that could read. Had Bolden knew music, probfy draft of the discography. This advance announce- Bolden would have made Tiger Rag; so we played the ment is made so that any one in the possession of beginn in of Tiger Rag before we had any Dix ie and information which might be overlooked or unknown to Jazz Band. The Dix ie land Jazz Band is the one us, may help us make our first edition as nearly that taken Tiger Rag, the first eight bars, and complete as possible. Please address the writer turned it into the dance number what we dancin at 126 MacDougal Street, New York City. today we call Ti ger Rag. # is- e 'And in later years, Bolden lost his mind. Bunk Johnson, living embodiment of the New Or- Frank Dusen taken polden's band and he turned it leans tradition, is now in San Francisco, where he into the Eagle Pand. And he played with Bolden has appeared at jazz concerts in the Museum of just a few engagements before he lost his mind -- Modern Art under the supervision of Bill Colburn and he had Willy Cornish was his first trombone player. Rudi Blesh, He hopes to be able to form a small New Him and Cornish fell out, and he got with Dusen , and Orleans band and make a living in music again. taken Dtisen, and he lost his mind shortly after Let's hope that happens, for Bunk assuredly de- that -- and Dusen taken the band in charge. Ano serves the break and his band would be a fine ear- I atso played with Dusen - -Frankie Dusen' s Eagle ful for all of us. I've always refrained from Band -- and we played in a good many sections; throwing the word "great" around in connection with cross Canal Street, but most of the playin were music or musicians; which will perhaps give my uptown, playin for the High Art CJub, we played opinion more emphasis when I say that Bunk Johnson for the San Jacinto Club, we played for the Bed is a very great musician. Cross Club, we played at Josephine and Willow, Cole's The proof of that, as well as of the lasting vi- Lawn, we played at Lincoln Park, old Johnson Park, tality of the New Orleans formula, is in the records also the Love and Charity Hall, Number 12 Mall, of Bunks' s band, made in N. 0. a year ago, which and good mnny halls that we played when I were -- Dave Stuart issued on his Jazz Man label. Again I work in in bands cross Canal Street in the have no hesitation in saying that such records as Superior Pand, and I played with Dusen and I a/so Moose March are at least equal to the greatest jazz played with the Alg-iers Pacific Brass Band.' records of the twenties. . ie reference is to a unissued recording At the same time that Bunk recorded the six band of Pallet on the Fl oor 9t the Jazz Man- J .1 te in June 194Z. sides now available on Jazz Man records, he made three talking sides on which we can hear this his- toric figure tell, in his own words, a little of his story. These sides were also issued by Jazz BORIS ROSE Man, but in a limited edition which is going to be very rare. I intend to publish in this space, dur- 211 E. I5th Street, new York City ing the next few months, a transcript of these rec- The following records are studio "dubbings" and not ords. Absolute accuracy can not be but guaranteed, originals. 7hey are all in new condition and are for the transcript has been made as close as possible to SALE FOR Si .25 EACH Bunk's actual words. The writer, who is responsi- ble for any faults the transcript may have, was For sale present in Grunewald's recording booth when the louis armstrong records were made wiloman / gully low OK 8474 * ft . ft King of the zulus/ Lonesome OK 8396 BUNK JOHNSON'S TALKING RECORDS johnny dodds Side A (Jazz ¥ an Limited Edition No. 1): Wild man / Melancholy polk 9035 'Bunk , tell us: where did you team to ploy Clarinet wobble / San BR 3574 cornet? CHICAGO FlOTMARMERS 'Where did I learn to play cornet? I learned to Brown bottom bess / Lady love OK 9613 play cornet when I were tendin New Orleans Univer- jelly roll morton sflry. I learned to play cornet under Professor Fat meat / Sweetheart of mine VO 1019 Coochie Wallace's instruction. He was our teacher hew l rle ans bootblacks flat dog CO 14337 at New Orleans Universary , and also our organ ist in foot / mao chapel. And he's the man that taught me cornet, and i can't say / mlxeo salad Co 14465 learned we music. And I taken lessons with him from king oliver the age of six years old until I finished New Or- Camp meeting / London cafe blues CO 14003 WOLVERINES leans Universary . 7 come out of New Orleans Univer- SENSATION LA^Y DADDY CE 554? sary in 1894 , and I was fit for orchestra. / YN ) WALLACE J. FRY SAM MELTZER 1117 ROSS AVENUE, W I LK I NSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 737 Fox Street, Bronx, new York FOR TRADE EARL H INES (DEPI-e) CHICAGO F00TWARMER5 Southland/somet imes GE 20021 V BROWN BOTTOM BESS OK 8613 louis armstrong JOHNNY DODOS oriental stujt/you're next OK 8299 E COME ON AND STCMP STOMP BR 3681 real sweetheart (christian) OK 8607 E 8LYTHE 'S OWLS i miss my swiss (southern serenaders, ha 4 n WEARY WAY BLUES VO I 135 st. louis blues (8exxie smith) CO 14064 N KANSAS CITY FRANK See see blues (Rainey) PARA 12252 E PASS THE JUG BR 7062 ma rainey georgia band WYNN'S CREOLE BAND Misery blues/Dead drunk blues para 12508 n Parkway stomp VO 1220 Night time blues/Fore day Para 12303 N dixieland thumpers winn's dallas dandies weary way blues Para 12525 wild man (2c) /after you've (24} ME 12027 N will ezell jelly roll morton/jug blowers (dodos)' he1ffer oust Para 12635 Dr. ja z z/memphis shake Vi 20415 G bucket of blood Para 12773 johnny pood's stoppers benny carter Stomp/After you've gone (24) BR 3568 V {any english voc. or hmv) kinq Oliver cow cow davenport Four or five/Got everything 8R 4028 G texas shout VO 1291 Dead man (45 )/Sweetheart (43) VO 1059 E Beale st. drag VO 02792 Construction gang (8B & susie) flK 8163 V harry dial's bllsicians JELLY RCLL MORTON funny fumble The pearls /beale street blues VI 20948 V JIMMY BLYTHE P I ME TOP Sti. I TH Chicago stomp Para 12207 Big boy/Nobody knows VO 1256 E JlMMIE'S BLUES PARA 12300 cow cow davenport I 'M GO IN' HUNTING That'll get i t/Gonna tell vo 1408 N MECCA FLAT BLUES be mci ie goodman n FOR TRADE tap p i '/son— 1 n—law CO 2856 N Gotta right/glad Co 3168 E GARLAND WILSON new orleans rhythm kings The way FEEL (blues; I piano solo) BRE CI 784 N Tin roof blues/Plenty GE 5105 G duke ellington RED NICHOLS FIVE PENNIES harlem speaks DEE M438 N Ch i natown/Alamo BR 4363 N joe sullivan FRANK IE TRUMBAUER Little rock getaway PARL 2006 N Clarinet marmalaoe/simgin' blues OK 40772 E r. a. f. dance orchestra BROADWAY BELLHOPS 8lue lou (chisholm) DEE 8262 N Cradle in carol i ne/di x i eland Ha 504 N don redman BE IDERBECKE/HOIE How CAN I BrE 01969 N Thou swell/i 've got PARL R2355 N victor o'voloe WILL EZELL Pagan fantasy BRE 02545 N HEJFER QUST/Ba R RELHOU5E Para 12753 E HARLAN LATTIMORE WANTED CHANT OF THE WEEDS PARL 2134 N BEI'NY GOODMAN QUARTET RHYTHM LOUISIANA KINGS AYALON VI 25644 N 8ALLIN' THE JACK LITTLE BROTHER HARRY ROSENTHAL Crescent city blues BB IC953 N Say when/When love Co 2982 OICKY WELLS Hunkadola/Acchrding to CO 3016 Hangin' around a 80U00N VI 26617 G Let me sing/My heart is Co 3019 COODY I. HIS GOODT IMERS bei'ny goodman DlGA-DIGA 000 (TEA, GOODMAN, WCPARTLAND) PE 15063 E Love me or leave me/poor Co 2871 CECIL SCOTT when your lips/he's not Me 12023 SPRINGFIELD STCMP VI 381 17 E Falling in lo e/if you ME 12079 FIVE BIRMINGHAM BABIES ME 12120 Can we live/When your lover INDIGO SLUES PE 145.30 E jersey Bounce CO 36568 CELLAR BOYS ?? Vo 15705 BARREL HOUSE STOUP/WA I L I NO BLUES Vo 1503 E junk man/ol ' pappy CoE CB730 (i" MOON SHIPJ SLIGHT CRACK. BUT BOTH DEFECTS DO HOT mills kerry makers EFFECT PLAYING) Farewell blues VE 7121 jack pettis ( I ALSO OLD RECORD CATALOGUES Bag o' blues AND "RHYTHM ON RECORD* HAL KEMP (ANY ON BRUNSWICK 3000-4000) GLENN MILLER Auction SOLO HOP/SPAN I SH TOWN Co 35881 BLUES SERENADe/GANGEG Co 3051 DON GUNNISON, SEN SELVIN any columbia 2o0o & up FRAI KL INV ILLE, NEW YORK ThF KNICKERBOCKERS any columbia 2000 & up RED MIFF'S STOMPERS any columbia 2000 s. up RADIOL I TES HURRICANE BOTTOM STOM» Eo 51878 E ROY CARROLL any harmony, etc* / ALABAMA STOMP / STAMPEDE Eo 51854 E FRANK AUflUR any harmony, etc. Harmony, etc. THE CH I C AGO LOOPERS JACK WH I T ME Any THT-EE BLIND MICE CLORINDA PE 14910 V JERRY FEHWYCK Any Harmony, ETC. / D'CRSAY ORCHESTRA Any Harmony, etc. THE RED HEADS PE 14882 G ANY ETC. A GOOD WAN IS HARD TO FIND nouu Dugilable In response to public demand, Jazz Informa- tion's Limited Edition No. 3 has been re- pressed and made available to those who were unable to obtain copies of the first edition. The new pressings are distributed exclusively by the Commodore Music Shop, 136" East 42nd Street, New York City. Price $1.05; packing and shipping extra. (what others think of the record changer) 'The Record Changer is a wonderful publication, not only for the record lists which give it its name, but also, --even more, --for the critical articles in each issue... In order to secure a copy of each of Don Anderson's cover drawings which I admire and desire tremendously, I am willing to duplicate my subscription, so that I might not have to destroy the terrific arti- cles by Nesuhi Ertegun on the reverse sides.' Jim Burns, Air Force Band, Gunter Field, Ala. Wit The Record Changer- „ „ ^r^EbHtthe Record Chancer W^NlTf The Record Chancer ffi^ffi m*& The Record Changer £ The Rec- ord Changer gfcjKlfJt?£ The Record Changer. . . : i address, and then apparently just laughs and laughs. A letter identical with the one above was received An Apology by C. H. Mitchell and probably by others. Check your files and see if you can find a similar ex- ample of handwriting. It is regrettable that when a group of individ- uals are brought together for the purpose of ex- A mental club-foot, taking the name of "Bill changing their respective goods, some simple fellow Moselli" and giving as his address "366 E 61st St., will emerge from time to time who, handicapped from New York City," writes to one of our advertisers: birth by a deficiency of intellect and frustrated throughout his life in honest dealings, finally 2/23/43 grasps deviously for an undeserved portion of his assoc iates ' good s Dear Mr. Clark, In record trading, as in any other endeavor, you Saw your ad in Record are bound to run across, sooner or later, someone Changer. Can offer you the four HRS who will attempt to do you in. I say, however, records you want, that is HRS 4, 17, that there are less shady characters in record 1000, 1001... all in new condition for collecting than in any other field of proportionate Brunswick 4224. If this is acceptable, d imens ion. would appreciate a prosipt response or Among the five hundred readers of the Record rcfancfcE the receipt of the records, and Changer, I believe that there are no more than four then I'll send your 4 records or five reprehensible characters. Theoretically, you could complete, successfully, four hundred and ninety five transactions before coming upon any irregularity whatever. i Ken Schram, of R i pon.Wi scons n , has probably made more than 495 swaps, but some time ago was obliged Mr. Clark sent a letter of acceptance and shipped to send us the following letter. the Brunswick 4224 mentioned above. Both letter and 'On December 5, 1942, J received a letter from -a certain John mega, who gave his address as 202 W. package were returned two weeks later marked "re- 40th St., New York City. He offered to trade me fused" . This same "Bill Mosel 1 i " wrote to bot K Mr six or seven discs for six of mine... ,ne. Ii acceptegaccepted thetrie ' trade and wrote him to that effect,effr-* also' shipped Love and Mr. Mitchell. the records via prepaid express. I heard nothing It is possible that from him for several weeks, bvt even then, I was "Jack Schwartz", "John not suspicious as I have never had anything but Mega", and "Bill Moselli" are different names tak- collectors all .the fair dealings with record over en by the same person. There is considerable sim- count ry . H owever , on December 25th I wrote him a card asking him to advise me when I could expect ilarity in the handwriting over each of the shipment for his end of the deaf. About a week three names. In the following later this card came back endorsed NO SUCH PARTY illustration of AT ADDRESS GIVEN. He had evidently accepted my each hand, observe that the capital letters "M" records at this address and then refused all othef are ident ical , correspondence . I lost some beaut i fu 1 records We have found that there is no such person as (written by "Jack Schwartz" j~^J y John Mega at the above address. We do know the person who signed for the records, and we think we know the person who engineered this deal. Event- tually we hope to administer to this craven charac- ter a severe correct i on . The moral to which this sad story points is: WHEN TRADING WITH SOMEONE Sincerely YOU DON'T KNOW, SEND YOUR RECORDS C.O.D. An unwholesome, but less vicious, type of sub- John Megrt normal behavior may be drawn from a portion of the 20i following letter received by William C. Love of West 40th St. • Nashville, Tennessee Hew York. N.Y. [ although in other cases they are written d if f erent 1 y Cr> K£M*A Smjth fat* (written by "jack Schwartz,*)/ f^ll-* Ere.- Nen) , bUJdn (written by "Bill moselli "J*""^^/^^^^ However, it does not take a handwriting expert to detect a remarkable similarity of penmanship in the following exhibits' (written ev "BILL uoseli " 1 (written py "Jack Schwartz"); (written by "Bill MOSELLI )i joker who calls himself "Jack Schwartz" offers This (written by "jack Schwartz"): to Mr. Love some records of exceptional rarity (which probably he has never even heard), gives a false . n, The only example we have of "John Mega s hand- I would go as far as to say that, when trad- writing is that shown above, in his signature. But ing with acquaintance or stranger, all records it is my opinion that "Mega", "Moselli", and bought, sold or traded s hoi Id be sent C.O.D., by "Schwartz" are different names for the same thing. express, —the "brief of information" carrying the Some superficial characteristics of this hand- instruction: EXAMINATION ALLOWED. writing are : Accordingly, if the record is broken in tran- if consignee satisfied with | , The lower-case letters "k" and "w" are sit, or the is not its always written as they appear above in condition, he may refuse the shipment and the col- the word "know" lection may not be made. 2. The lower-case letter "e" is frequently However, if the consignee pays the C.O.D. on an written as it appears in the word "Trade" EXAMINATION ALLOWED shipment and then discovers but more often as it appears in the word subsequently that the record has been broken or "let". misrepresented the shipper is under no obligation 3. The cap i tal -1 etter "T" is usually written to make any refund to the consignee. as it appears in the various exhibits. If the sender ships the record by express and Do not look for any of these characteristics in does not specify EXAMINATION ALLOWED on the brief any letters you receive subsequently. However, if of information, or if he sends the record by par- those of you who keep correspondence files will cel post (insured or not) he accepts the entire scan through your old letters for an example of responsibility of delivering the goods in its handwriting similar to that on the preceeding stated condition. page, it is likely that the true identity of this If a C.O.D. insured parcel post shipment is carpet-bagger may be more firmly established. damaged in transit it is the responsibility of the The letters written by this clinker to Mssrs. shipper to make an immediate refund to the con- Love, Mitchell, and Clark may be excused as prac- signee and to collect the damages as best he can tical, but wierd, jokes, since no one lost any from the Post Office Department. Likewise with records. BUT,— Mr. Kenneth Schram has been duped an express shipment which the consignee has not of six valuable records, partly because he adver- been instructed to examine before paying C.O.D. tised in this publication. A SATISFACTORY METHOD THE RECORD CHANCER OFFERS A REWARD OF $10.00 OF PACKING RECORDS FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO A SUCCESSFUL PROSECU- Obtain a corrugated paper box three to four TION OF 'JOHN MEGA' FOR USING THE MAILS TO DEFRAUD. inches deep at any record store. Crumple several Those of you who may wish to raise this reward newspaper sheets into the bottom of the box. On have only to send us your pledge for any amount. top of this, pack the record or records between two corrugated squares. Fill the remainder of the Kenneth Schram has suggested that when making box with crumpled newspaper to make everything a trade with an unknown collector, an equal value snug. Seal the box with plenty of tape or tie be set on both shipments and that the records be with a strong cord. . sent C.O.D. This would obviate the possibility of the shipper's being completely trimmed by an unprincipled consignee. 828383828888838888 88 82828282 82 83 83 83 82< 828382888383838883 828282 8282 82'83838388< SPECIAL AUCTION J. O'BYRNE DeWITT FIFTY-ONE WARREN STREET ROXBURY MASS. AUCTION CLOSES JUNE |5th, 1943. C SIOUX ITY SIX I 'w glad / Flock o' blues GE 5569 NE'A MEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS WOLVERINE BLUES/WEARY BLUES Ge 5102 Fair JELLY ROLL MORTON Jelly roll bluer/big foot ham Ge 5552 VG (4-" HAIR! INE CRACK 1 RED ONION JAZZ BABIES Early every morn/nobody knows GE 5626 Exc PINE TOP SMITH PINE TCP BLUES. 'PINE TOP'S BOX-iiE WOOGIE VO 1245 NEW HOUND HEAD HENRY ROOj-ER CROV/IN* BLUEn/HOUND HEAD BLUES V0 I20S New OUKE ELL INGTON DOIN' THE FROG / Red HOT BANO VO 1 153 VG Everybody CLARENCE WILL IAMS 'BLUE 5 loves my basy/ Of all the wromgs you done to me OK 8181 VG I'M ClAREMCE WILlIAMS'BLUE 5 A LITTLE BLACKBIRD MANDY, wake up your mind OK 40260 VG FRANK IE TRUMBAUER kraiy kat / Three blind Micr OK 40903 EXC N ) 1 CLINTON D. MIERAS 113 ABBOTT AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY Wanted CA5A LOf/A ORCHESTRA (B|NG CROSBY, CONTI NUEO China girl/San sue {new only) OK 41403 What do I care BR Exactly li ke you K Sm OKE R ] NGS BR On the sunny side of the street n K Someone stole Sabriel's horn 6533 Put on your old gray bonnet PNY Learn to croon BR Love is a dreamer PNY Shaoow waltz R Sweeping the clouds away 36046 Blue prelude romance Ode 36047 just an echo in the VALLEY 6454 ? 36079 BENNY GO flOW A Exactly like you/On the sunny side A And when your lips ME 12023 When the little red roses A R 7 1 6 OVERNl GHt/l 1 NOA 12024 Alexander's ragtime band CONQ That's a plenty " E casa loma stomp 26^5 Fall i ng in love 12079 h| gh soci ety / si ng 12491 UT IO ME 12100 Clarinet marmalade / In the shade ME 12494 WHHENN YOU0°^RRE °OVERLOVER HAHAS GONE IJE 12 120 casa loma stomp 12632 12 1 30 When it's sleepy time (new only) BR 6 1 90 1TTLEiT JOE/f\ T LOOKSOKS ME '"208 white jazz (new only) BR Pardon me, pretty '2540 Dallas blues ( new only) 6886 1 DON T KNOW WHY CO 7652 casa loma stomp BR NOT THAT 1 CARE CO 2542 casa loma stomp HA A HUNDRED YEARS FROM TOOAY Co 2853 Any Casa Lomas on Harmony, Oriole, perf ETC* ALSO Tappin THE BARREL Co 2856 foreign labels. KEEP ON DOIN' WHAT 286"? HOAGY carm ichael Love me or leave me Co 287 Star dust VI 24484 JUNK MAN/OL 1 PAPPY CO 2892 Co 2907 DORSEY BROTHERS EMA L 1 NE/G E0 RG 1 A Let's do it / Spell of the blues 41 181 CO 2914 BLUE RIBBON BOYS 1 AIN'T LAZY / AS LONG Star oust MOON GLOW / BREAKFAST CO Z927 b i ng crosby (new condition only) Take my WORD Co 2947 Can't we be friends CO 2001 1 'M 1 00^ FOR YOU CO 2988 I kiss your hand CO 1851 Blue moon CO 3003 at your command BR 6145 Music hall rag ... CO- 301 1 Where the blue of the night BR 6226 Clouds/night wind CO 3015 DINAH BR 6240 Down home rag CO 3033 Shi ne BR 6276 AIN'T CHA GLA0 Co 3168 Love me tonight BR 6351 Basin st. blues CO 2415 Brother, can you BR 6414 IPANA TROUBADOURS You're getting to BR 6472 ROSE OF MANDALAY/l 'LL GET SY CO 1694 you're beautiful BR 6477 SAM LAN IN I 'M playing with fire BR 6480 SUSI ANNA OK 41228 LINGER A LITTLE BR 6491 MODERNISTS (BING CROSBY CON UED NEXT COLUMN) Solituoe/i 'm gettin' VM C . LD V E Advertising Rates : Ellington Ge 3291 N Records wanted 5^ each, or 25 for Si. 00. HINES QRS 7039 N Records for sale, traoe or auct ion. . . . 10^ each, or 25 for 32. CO. OLIVER Para 12088 E Records for sale or traoe, valued WILLIAMS OK 4032 1 G at $1.00 or less 54 each. WADE VO 1236 N Dixie Rhythm Kings Br 7H5 N full page ads (72 lines high, WYNN OK 8350 N 100, spaces wide) $9.00, Schoebel BR 4652 N half page ads 5.00. Doods BR 3567 E special auctions, sales, want lists, AUSTIN Para 12283 N and combination want and disposition BLYTHE Para 12346,12428 lists \04 per line. ALTIER VO 15740 Armstrong BrF 500490,500492 franco me 12009 Subscription Rate $1.00 per year HiNES QR S 7037 JUNGLE KINGS PARA 12654 The Record Changer KEPPARO Para 12399 LEWIS Para 12896, 13064 FAIRFAX. VA JELLY ROLL VI 23402,23429 Oliver Para 20292 Pierce para 12616,12619 rucker Para 13075 Use blank to advertise records in the Changer Trixie Smith Para 12262 WYNN VO 1220, 1252 Cut on dotted line Oooos Para 12494 ADE FOR OR BUY ANY OF MY WANTS. STATE CONDITION. DEADLINE 15th OF THIS MONTH PRICE OFFERED CATALOG NUMBER LABEL AVAILABLE) SPACES TYPEWRITER (30 TITLES GROUP RECORDING DEADLINE 15th OF THIS MONTH ffll-4 U 8°iT o a: O Ul o z in CM I o < o-*>. a tr CO O o u cr I— 2 ) ' J ) ' n n FOR DISPOSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 RUBE BLOOM r Soliloquy/Spring tever .50 B.GL BLUE RHYTHM BAND DANCING DOGS/BRCWfv SUGAR CO 3044 N T-A Mack ' Moan i (rev. Chick Webs) Method of disposition: "sal BR 6156 G AUC .50 B.GL for sale at price indicated Tallahassee/Once to every BR 7534 K T-A Mack tra . for trade; "auc" , at auction, closing date for JLYTHE'S BLUE BOYS jijme" 15/ 1943; "t-a, for jimmie blues/fat meat trade or auction; "t-s" for PARA 12304 G+TRA »OLF sale or traoe; "sta" for 5ale Brown skin ma-va/Oriental man CH 40023 G+AUC I .50 e.CL trade or auction. PLEASURE ttAD/ENDURAt,CE STOMP CH 40025 E T-S BURD CAB CALLCWAY A BEE GEZINDT CASA Catalog riurVbLR of LOWA | Mighty river/Somebody etc 6402 G AUC .50 B.CL | L»PEL Of RECORD infatuation/Lo»e me 6791 F+AUC .30 B.CL mam ac's ball/black jazz E AUC 1.00 B.CL CELESTIN'S CH I G [MAL TUXEDO JAZZ daddy/sweetheart T.K.O Co 14396 Q AJC .50 B.CL ALABAMA RED PEPPERS CHARLESTON CHASERS R| VERB OAT SHUFFLE Farewell bluesly gal sal CO 1539 V T-S HURN aln't low FLETCHER ALLEN miseehavin'/moanin* CO 1891 E T-S I .25 CLAR Reo hair it Swinging in iarig freckles/Lovable c. « Co 1925 E T-A VANB HFHRY ALLEN CHICASAW SYMCOPATORS Swi ng out - Chickasaw stompAl rag Co 14301 E AUC STA I ALLEK-HAWK I NS CHISHOLM JAZZ FIVE SHADOWS ON THE BWANEE/SW i NG I f I 2739 F-f-T-A .60 LEV ARCHER ST, DRAG DEE 6867 K TRA - MELT ALL STAR ORCHESTRA CHOCOLATE DANDIES ADD LITTLE WIGGLE/OH 9ABY SIX OR SEVEN TIMES A \J | 21423 N T- MACK OK 8728 E AUC • STAI BLUE INTERLUDE LOUIS ARMSTRONG De 18255 V TRA - RAAB Sweet hearts on parade Co 2688 V T-A VamB GOT ANOTHER SWEETIE CO 36009 N TRA • RAAB rockin' chair/sweetheartg on par co 2668 V+T-A LEVI LILLIE DELK CHRISTIAN after you've gone/smi l i ng co 2727 E+AUC 1.00 B.CL LAST NIGHT/YOU'RE A OK 8607 l> : Stai Lonesome road/Song- 'OF the islands vo 3026 f.i-a Levi COBB and his CORN EATERS Lawd, you made the night too long Vo 31 Cl N tra Kelt TRANSATLANTIC STOI/p/BARRELL HOUSE Vl 38023 9 1.00 B.CL JUHIE C. COBB two deuces/squeeze me ok 8641 N AUC STA I ain't misbehave/black and blue S7i4 ONCE OR TWICE ok 3 T-A — LEVI VO 1449 N. Mack Exactly like you/Indian cradle so OK 41423 E t-a - Vane RUSS COLUMDO i'm a ding dong oaddy/ln the mark 41442 V (many on victor) OK T-A 1 1 NT vi N SIME if | could 3e with you/confess i OK 41448 E T-A • VamB EDDIE CONDON Sleepy time/Ipll be glad OK 41504 G+T-S HOME COOK I II' BR 6743 N TRA MELT LIL ARMSTRONG TENNESSEE TWILIGHT (#2 MASTER Co 36000 N TRA • RAAB 6TW St./ My secret COOKIE'S GINGERSNAPS MESSIN* GUS ARNHEIrt AROUND i COTTON Little th ngs/Tuem there eyes VI 22580 V AUC .75 B.CL PICTOTS PRINCE OF WAILS/JIM TOWN BLUES LITTLE THINGS (BING CROSBY) VI 22580 E TRA HurR BR 2766 E T-A MACK THANKS ST. LOUIS TO YOU/ONE MORE TIME VI 22700 O+Al'C .50 B.CL BLUES/RAILROAD BLUES Ca 9048 r T-A VANB MILDRED BAILEY BING CROcBY Where rockin' chair/Georgia BB 6445 N TRA RAAB the olue of the night meets Br 6226 V T-A LEVI COI/HT OAS IE GOOD NITE S WEE THE A nT/TOO LATE Br 6203 V T-A LEVI H £ j/Oiggin' for dex OK 6365 E TRA RAAB SHADOW WALTZ/TEf.'PTATION Me 13136 E TRA HURN broadway/Ji tters OK 6095 E TRA RAAB ( MANY ON BRUNS, Vl, CO, CONO.) TRA SlME SUNNY BERIGAN PUTNEY DANDRIDGE IT'S THE GYPSY IN ME/iHEN A LADY VO 3315 N T-S Vint D.I_X 1 EL AND SHUFFLEAET'S 00 IT BR 7858 V AUC .50 B.CL JAZZ ME ELUEs/THERE 'LL BE SOME • DIXIE V 1 26244 M T-S BURD DAISIES JAZZ ME BLUES/THERE'LL BE SOME VI 26244 V T-A VANB BUGLE CALL RAG Ro 3562 E TRA Dart THE PRISONER'S BUGLE SONG/l CAN'T GET Vl 36208 N T-S 1.75 CLAR CALL RAG CA OR RO G TRA Si me BIG TOWN JAZZERS COW COW DAVENPORT Chimin* the blues/State BLUER THAN YOU VAN DYKE 71701 V TRA SCHR VO 1253 N TRA IOLF SIDNEY BECHET DIXIE FOUR (FEATURING RED ALLEN, HlGGY) VI 27386 N T-A ROBB KENTUCKY STOMP Para 12661 N TRA MELT BECHET-WILLIE SMITH DIXIELAND JUG BLOWERS (MANY ON VAHS | T FLORIDA BLUES/LOUI SV| y VARS N T-A SI ME LLE STOMP VI 20403 E AUC 1.00 B.CL BIX BEIDERBECKE DIXIE STOMPfcKS jazz me blues/At the jazz band ba OK 3042 li T-S 1.75 CLAR H'-OICDLE-OIDDLE HA 179 V TRA JOBE Rhythm; SNAG IT/A IN 'T SHE king BR 3242 N TRA VEL- SWEET HA 353 V T-A HURN LONELY MELODY/Y.ISSISSPPI MUD VI 21214 V T-S 1.25 CLAR JOHNNY DODDS Coquette/dolly dimples VI 9UCKT0WN STOMP 21301 N T-s 1 .50 CLAR BB 8549 N TRA MELT Louisiana WEARY CITY VI 21430 E T-s 1.50 CLAR BB 10239 N TRA MELT Sweet sue/for no reason at all BUCKTCWN STOMP Co 35667 ',i T-s 1.50 CLAR VI 38004 N TRA^ RlDD melancholy baby ( 12" CO 50068 E T-s 4.00 Clar DORSEY BROTHERS OL' MAN RIVER FlCCETY/BLUE ROOM OK 4lCe8 V TRA SCHR Br 6722 N TRA RAAB Bunny berigak JOHNNY DUNN I CAN'T GET STARTED( l2" Dunn's cornet blues H086Y BRAG DUKE ELLINGTON 3, 6, AND 9/»E CAN SELL THAT raisin' THE rent BRE Papa 13004 PJ tra wolf 02076 N TRA • Melt 0 stack ' lee clues Bir TRAM £ LA NO HA 6014 V TRA • MELT ' N WR I NG I (continued N & TW I ST I next pace) Par R2532 N TRA SCMR t A , FOR DISPOSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 UED FROM PRECZEP OLUMN ) GLENN RARDMAN XCVE III 6W I NOT I ME BR 9200 E tra JOBE JAZZ ME BLUES/ORGAN BLUES CO 35263 N T-S .95 DENO 22528 V T-S • hurt. RING DEM BELLS Vl — China boy/Sunny 6IDE of the 6TREETC0 35341 N T-« .95 OENO D01N' THE VOOM VOUm/FLA^IMS YOUTH Vl 38035 LEVI CLIFFORD HAYES NITE FUNCTIOij/HIGH LIFE Vl 38036 V T-A — SAURDAY BLUE GUI TAB STOKP VI 2095; G TRA JOBE ALBUM N T-S 3.' BRUNSWICK COLEMAN HAWKINS WILL EZELL NETCHA 1 S DREAM/CHICAGO OE 601 N TRA RAAB spot stuff/Freakish Para 12914 Hot ME0ITATI0N/HARLE«1 TO ME OE 742 N T-* .95 DEMO FIVE BIRMINGHAM "BABIES IT SENDS ME PAP.L 1837 N TRA MELT - PE 1431 I T-S hard hearted hannah N SUNNY SIOE OF THE STRECT<2 COP.)PARL 1825 N TRA KELT FIVE HOT CHOCOLATES Star dust (2 copies) Hav 0420 4 nt/v 4496 V tra Melt SHUFFLE - A'-ARAf.'A VAI Dyk 1775 V TRA SCHR HAHLEV DEE 6502 N TRA MELT I WANT TO GO RACK TO BUO FREEMAN BODY AND SOUL 3H 10523 N TRA KELT TO THE - 1 GOT RHYTKM/BEAT SOCKS COHM 502 N T-S Burd DONE/BOUNCING WITH BEAN gg DAY IS | 0693 N T-S 1,50 DENO LEM FOWLER ERSKINE HAWKINS PIG FOOT SHUFFLE V TPA - SWANEE RlBEft/DEAR OLO SOUTHLAND VO 3567 N T-S 1,50 Dend Salt v om F TRA - FLETCHER HENDERSON JEAN GOLDKETTE house of davio/l never knew uhca 57 N TRA —— KELT I 1 T-S DINAb/AFTEP I SAV I'M SOFiRY V 9947 E .50 HURN hottest man intown co 209 G TRA - DART VI 20270 E T-S .50 HURN J COL I ZING/HUSH A BYE Tidal wave/Down south ca*p mfftingDf ?I3 M T—fi .65 OEND illG CVER FOUR LEAF CLOVERVl 20466 N T-S .75 HURN I'H LOOK A big John's special/Happy as the De 2 I 4 N T-S ,75 DEND MERRY OLOSWOBILE ( VERY RARE) Vl SPEC. SCHR MlLQNBERC JOYS/lZTH ST. RAG M.«. IC03 N T-S I ,00 DENC NAI liONELLA rascal you u.t. 1003 NT-SI, .00 DEND T l gep rag /You I RAG F5C9 MACK CONFESS N'/BUGLE CAL". PA Gypsy blues/Sweet laoy bl.sw. 2025 G T-s —— II NT BENNY GOODMAN Sensation/Fiogety feet vo 2710 G AUC —— HASS. E. WATERS ACC. TODAYCO 2853 G AUC 3iEI | 00 YEARS FROM - STAI Sensation/Fidgety VO 2710 tl AUC BARRLL/KOTHER'S SON-I NCO 2856 N AUC STEI TAPPIN' THE STEALIN' APPLES/GRArO TERRACE VO 3213 E T-s I. 25 CLAR TAPPIN' THE oun MOTHER'S CO 285o Mack N I, 00 OEND BARRELA I 3323 N T-S WHA1-CNA-CALL-EM BLUES/BLAZ ' VO breakfast ball/moonglow co 2927 STEI CLARINET MARI.'ALAOe/mUSTARD BR 3406 E T-A I ,50 DEMO Nit wit serenaoe/Bugle call rag Co 2958 STEI Back in your own back yard vo 35 1 I N T-S —I 00 Dend texas tea party coCO 3167 E TP. MELT Fidgety feet/Sensation br 3521 V TRA — ROBS Texas tea party COCo 3167 N TRA ' Si me Sensation br 3521 N TRA — SIME ^.544 Clarinet a la king OKok V+SAL .65 Cham Trees/ihat's your story(ci BERRY ) VO 3760 N T-S I, ,00 DENO call rag/Oixi eland qand Bugle BrBR 7644 STEI Sing you sinners 4125 V T-s , ,65 DENO 99 out of 100/mlne yesterday 12100 STEI meME Moten stomp/Don't let rhythm 4180 N T-S It ,00 OENO little joe/looks like love Mey e 12149 STEI Sugarfoot stomp VARS fi052 N T-S I, ,00 DEND I I (MODERN STS ) I, SOL I TUOE/SENT MENTAL ME 13159 STEI Somebody stole my gal VARS 8053 N T-S ,00 OENO Restless/heavenly thing Vl 25021 HURN variety shuffle/St. Louis stomp 10246 NT-SI, ,00 OEND - BURO goody goooy/lt's been so long VI 25245 G AUC STEI Potomac river blues/Old black Joe vo 14740 N T-S goody goooy/lt's been so long VI 25245 V T-S ' HURN — St. lojis shuffle/Variety- stomp 20944 G AUC n i I, stompin' at the sav0y/8reak ' ii Vl 25247 G AUC STEI Sweet uusic/Ualinoa's weddin' day vi 22775 N T-6 star dust VI 25320 G AUC STEI BILLY HICKS DENO remember/walk jennie walk VI 25329 STEI Fade out/Joe the bomber vari 601 E T-S .65 foolish things/sentimental mood VI 25351 STEI J.C.HI GG I NBOTHAM Pick yourself up/Oown south camp 25387 STEI T-S 3,,00 CLAR VI Basin st./ blues for tommy bn 7 N n i i '/Alexander ' s ragtime band R ff Vl 25445 STEI ALEX HILL w.D. bob white/Minnie Moocher VI 25683 G AUC STEI I .65 DEND Ain't it nice/Functiomzin' vo 2826 N TO VlENI, VIENl/HANOFUL OF KEYS Vl 25705 N AUC STEI functionizin'/Ain't it ma- vo 2826 V A.UC — HASS words mama that moon/you took the vl 25720 V AUC STEI TEDDY HILL i 0*clock jump/don't be that way vl 25792 STEI My marie/where is the sun bb 6898 E T-S .95 DENO o'clock vi 25792 I .00 Cham one jump harlem twister/b1c boy blue bb 6908 N T-S I .50 OENO oooh boom/alwavs & always 25808 Vl STEI China boy/That used to be BB 6941 N T-S I .00 DEND Please be kind/Ti-pi-tin 25814 V AUC STEI VI ,hen love knocks/Robin sings That feeling/Lullaby in rhythm VI 25827 E AUC STE» EARL HINES 8ig john/flat foot floogie VI 25871 RHYTHM LULLABYE DE 389 V T-S .50 DEND up/melancholy baby VI 25880 wrappin' it SWINGIN' DOWN/ONE OF MY DREAMS VO 3392 V T-S .75 DEND - Date with dream/Could you pass VI 26000 E AUC ROSETTA/CAVERNISM BR 6541 E T-S 1.35 DEMO 26088 G AUC - Blue room/Make believe VI IE FOUND ROMANCE/JUST TO BE BR 6960 V T-A VANS Vl 26089 G AUC - I knew/sweet sue never BEAU-KOO JACK/GOOD YOU B6 7768 N T-S I .00 DEND have that man Vi 26090 V AUC - 's wonderful/must GLAO RAG DOLL/ROSETTA (PS) BB 10555 N T-S 1.00 DENO 26144 - STEI Blues/blue lou {all stars) Vl G AUC CHICAGO RHYTHM VI 38042 G TRA RAAB Basin ST./BEALE smcharl.chas. OK 41577 F+AUC - STEI CHICAGO THYRHmAbODy LOVES Vl 38042 E T-S 1.50 DEND SONNY GREER LES HITE G AUC .50 8.CL DEND Beggars' blues/Saturday might AITIN' FOR YOU/THE LIC! VARS 8396 N T-s .95 BOBBY HACKETT ART HODES I 'm sorry DEND After say i OK 5020 K T-S ,75 Georgia cakewalk/liberty inn drag Oe 18437 N T-s 2.00 Clar LIONEL HAMPTON Get happy/inoiana De 18430 N T-s 2.00 Clap, Mood that I'm mi/Affair VI 25527 E T-S I .45 DEND JOHNNY HODGES 1 6uzzin around with the bee Vl 25575 N T-S I ,00 Dend FOOLIN* MYSELF/YOU'LL NEVER VARI 576 V+T-S 1.35 DENO loves baby Everybody my VI 25682 E T-S ,95 Dend my day/Silver moon vo 3946 N t-s .95 Dend Sweethearts oh parade VI 26209 E T-A I ,50 Oeiio OF MY HEART VO 4046 U T-S 1.40 DENO I LET A SONG GO OUT SlNGIN' THE 8LUES/t)lflAH VI 26557 fl T-S ,75 Dend JEEP'S BLUES/RENOEZVOUS VO 41 15 N T-s .OS OEND Vl 26595 N T-6 I ,50 Dend T-S 1.50 DEND Flying home/Save i PYRAMro/LOST IN MEDITATION VO 4242 N N T-S ,95 DENO Till tom special/Shades VI 26604 BLUES SERENAOC/ J.I TTERDUG LULLABY VO 4309 N T-S 1.40 OEND house of morgan/without you VI 26751 N T-S I ,00 Dend KRUM ELOOW BLUES/OLD LOVE VO 4351 N T-S 1.35 OEND HANUY ORCHESTRA Oeno Jeep is jump in '/Prelude to kiss vo 43*6 N t-6 1.25 Farewell dlucs/Culf coast blues (CO'.TINUEO NEXT PAGE) i n N 1 AS A 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 (continued trow preceeding page) WINGY MANNONE 1 2989 .50 1 LOCK N I'M IN ANOTHER WORLD/DANC 1 NQ VO 4622 N T-S LOVE S K SSES/L TTLE N T-S 1 .50 DEND f.'.ISS.DREAMBOAT/OOOJI WOOJI Vo 4849 N T-S 1 .45 DEND VO 3071 KITCHEN MECHANICS^DAY VO 4917 N T-S DEND up^he'country/shake^hat thing DE 7366 N 1 .50 one girl CO 35685 N T—S 1 .00 DEND Home town blues/Dance of goon Vo 4941 N T-S 1 .50 DEND She's cryin' for me/Just Rent party blues/rabbit's jump VO 5IOO E+T-S 1,35 ND PAID MARF^ GOOD GAL BLUES VO 5170 E TRA B CO 35686 N T—S 1 .00 DEND 1 35880 1 .00 TRULY WONDERFUL/HEART JUMPED VO 5330 N T-S 1 25 DEND LAND OF DREAMS/NAGASAK CO N Skunk hollow blues/tireo socks vo 5533 N T-S 1 .50 DEND JOE MARSALA Dend Mocn romance/Your love has faded Vo 5940 N, 1 .35 DEND WOO WOO/J IM JAM STOMP Vo 41 |6 N T-S 1.45 BILLY HOLIDAY JAMES MELTON yesterdays/right to sing the' blues cms 527 N T-6 1 DEND MARCHETA/ROSES OF PICARDY CO 1 760 N T— Dend Back in your own sack yard vo 4029 N T—S • 95 DEND MEZZ MEZZROtf SAME OLD STORY/PRACTICE OK 5806 N T— .75 DEND COMIN' ON WITH THE COME ON BB 10085 N T-S • 75 Dend J m/Love me or leave me OK 6369 N T-S • 75 DEND NOBODY NONt Vt MY JELLY—ROLL BB 10090 V T—S .75 Dend nUloTjflTIV TrtTSYIUIoT UflnUPANT, APOLOGIES/SENDIN' THE VIPERS BB • 95 BR 4587 N T SIME McKENZIE-COHOON SPIKE HUunto (BOTH COLUMBUS) CO N 1 #25 Dend PICKERS 3606 N TRA MELT McK 1 NNEY'S COHON TRA JOBE DUU JALUDDUN Ct JllnbLL One hour (buff label) BS 5905 N Z TRA ROBB TALK TO ME Vt T-S DEND 1 1 MM V IflUUQrtW 22736 1 • 75 Dend J 1 MplT UUnHoUN WHEREVER THERE'S A WILL VI N T-6 FEEL IN' BLUE/RIFFS OK 8770 N TRA •OLF COME A LITTLE CLOSER/TO WHOM Vl 23035 DEND I II iau hp nil LIL JOHNSON NOBODY'S SWEETHEART/CRY^' VI 38000 T-S 1 .00 OEND NEVER LET LEFT HAND ETC/YOU'LL Vo 1299 V AUC 8.CL TIGHT LIKE THAT VI 38013 J03C baby/Save it VI 38061 T-S 1 .50 OEND L ON N 1 E JOHNSON l founo A new out rhythm (guitar solo) YOU V) 38142 V T-S 1.35 OEND Swing DE 7427 N T-S 1 *45 DEND I 'LL MAKE FUN FOR Harlem twist/Move over OK 8638 Q TRA Dart MISS HANNAH VI 38102 E TRA Dart J OK 8575 F T-S 65 Deijo McMICHEN MELODY MEN PCTC IHHUQflM Co 15340 V TRA JOBE rt i t junnoun WABASH BLUES E 3384 N T— ROBB GLENN MILLER Co 3058 N TRA DART Blues°on""o e'/K^r^oNK V E 3384 N T-6 • 75 DEND SOLO HOP basement boog /de th r 3830 N T-S ND MILLS BLUE RHYTHM BAND l"-7K Chepry red/Baby look at\ou VO 4997 N T-S DEND ( 6EVEN COLUMBIAS) CO T—S ,65 Dend lovin' mama blues/Cafe rag OK 5186 N T-S MILLS BROTHERS HURN Pete's mixture/Just for you DE 8582 N T-S i'oo* DEND Old fashioned love DE 166 N T-S MAGGIE JONES SOLITUDE/LONOON RHYTHM DE 1082 V T-S HURN Undertaker's blues/northbound BL CO 14092 N T—S BURD MIFF MOLE JONES 4 COLLINS After you've gone/shimme-sm-wabuhca 23 N T-S 2.00 Dend DAMP WEATHER/T'PEASY BLUES BB 10952 N T-S 1 1 50 CLAR SHIM-t/E-SHA-WABBLE CO 35953 N TRA Raae JONES-SMITH. Inc. ORIGINAL DIXIELAND CO 36010 N T-S 1 .00 boogie wooqie/lady be good VO 3459 E T-6 • 00 DEND TOOTS MONDELLO TAFT JORDAN HERE'S YOUR CHAt\CE/BUP,NlN' STICKSROY 1817 N T—S 1.50 CLAR NIGHT WIND Me 13352 N TRA MODERNISTS Devil in the moon Me 13365 N TRA Dart Solitude/getting sentimfntal ME 13159 N M CK HAL KEMP JELLY ROLL MORTON peg leg stomp/blue rhythm CO 671 V+AUC 75 n BIG LIP BLUES/GOOD OLD N.Y. GENERAL 1704 N T—S 1 .00 DEND there's a small hotel BR 2634 E+TRA AAB GET THE BUCKET/WHY GENE 3AI 1706 N T-S 1 .00 DENO KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS Shake it/if you knew General 1707 N T—S 1 .00 Dend 1 i Wak fri ends/( Fred rich, rev.] BA 6360 E T—S BURD MAMA'S GOT A B ABy/sOUTHERN GENERAL 1710 N 1 .00 EDDIE LANG SWING1N' THE ELKS/DIRTY GENE 3AL 171 1 N T-S 1 .00 DEND E CHURCH'«T. S0B3IN' BLUES Parl 1495 N TRA MELT ORIGINAL RAGS/MAM 1 'S BLUES GENERAL 4001 N T—S 1.50 Dend 1 LAN 1 S RED HEADS Naked dance/Michigan water general 4002 N T-S 1,50 Dend Flag that train slues/the crave CO 376 V TRA Dart Buddy bolden's Gen'l 4003 N 1 .50 MEADE LUX LEWIS Winin' boy blues/mr. joe General 4004 N T-S 1 ,50 Oeno YANCET 6PEC Al/CELESTE BLUES RIO stomp/Don't leave me Qenl 4005 N T—S 1 .50 D END DE t T-S 1 .00 den King porter HOIIKY toijk train/whistlin' blues bb 10175 E T-6 1 «50 Den The pearls QE 5323 E TRA SCHR HONKY TONK TRAIN BLUES DE 181 10 N T-S DEND the pearls QE 6323 G TRA HONKY TONK TRAIN BLUES SIG 65101 N T-S 1 «75 JELLY ROLL BL/BIG FOOT(CR,IO GROOVES} QE 5552 F AUC B.Cl TED LEWIS Georgia swing/Mournful serenade BB 8515 N TRA ROBB Memphis blues CO 1050 0 TRA GEORGIA SWI NG/MOURt.'FUL SERENAOE BB 8515 N T—S 1.75 CLAR DARKTOWN STRUTTER'S BALL Co 1084 V TRA JOBE Turtle twist/Smilin' the blues BB 10194 N T-S .95 Dend LEW1SADA BLUE6 CO 1916 V TRA Dart THE CHANT/BLACK BOTTOM STOMP BB 10253 N 1,75 Clar OALLAS BLUES co 2527 E T-A dart Fat frances/Pef BB 10257 N T—S 1,00 LITTLE BROTHFR Didn't he ramble/winin' boy BB 10429 N T-S 1.00 OEND PARISH ST. JIVE BB 10177 N TRA Raab Climax rag/west end- blue6 BB 10442 N T—S 1,65 DENO LOUISIANA FIVE Freakish/Seattle hunch VI 27565 N TRA ROBB A' f-OHOLIC SLUES CO 2768 V TRA Dart CURTIS M0S6Y & DIXIELAND BLUE BLOWERS LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS LOU 151 ANA bo BO CO 40001 Q TRA Dart Lady be good BR 4706 G Sime OENNIE MOTEN Lazy daddy BR 49Z3 E T-A UAHT MOTEN STOMP BB 6204 N TRA RAAB LOUISIANA SUGAR BABES SugapA>ear heart Vl 20855 V •inBE THOU 6WELL/PERSIAN RUG 21436 E T-S 1.50 CLAR MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS •SIPPl/llLLOW TREE VI 21348 N T—S BURD San/red hot BR 2602 Q TRA JOBE JIMMY LUNCEFORD ^BOTH BLUEBIRDS) BB N T-S 1,35 Dend jAZZNOCRACY/llHITE HEAT B3 5713 N T-S 1,25 CLAR PHIL NAPOLEON (ANY VOCALION OR DECCA) N T-S .50-11 DEND CLARINET MARMALAD- Vt 20647 Q TRA JOBE n C I 6S •for disposition 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 MEW ORLEANS LUCKY SEVEN PEE WEE RUSSELL royal garden slues 8544 V TRA • SCHR dinah/Baby won't you please come hrs 1 000 N. t-s 6, 5C CLAR Royal garden blues horn of plenty blues — 8544 E+TRA • RIDD hrs 1001 N TRA — BROO NEW OR LEANS OWLS COON SANDERS 'S ECCENTR I 943 V TRA THAT MY BABY 19745 G TPA NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS SAVOY BEARCATS Vi eccentric (b master) 5009 V TRA BEARCAT STOMP/HOW CO-LD I BE BL, 20307 E AUC .75 B.CL Wolverine blues 5102 V+TRA Stampete/hot NOTES Vl 20460 N T-A MAC* She's cryin' for me IC956 E TRA SHARKEY BCNAHO I wash i t clean 34 C N TRA Dart FRANK I E NEWTON 3470 TRA Dart Easy living/Where or when VAR 616 E T-S .35 DEnd Swing like a rusty gate N ! parallel fifths/vamp VO 5410 N T-S ,25 DEND SIOUX CITY S IX who/blues BB 10216 N T-S : ,50 CLAR *m glad/flock 'blues RED NICHOLS BESSIE SMITH Five penn i es/Japaneese BR 3655 E TRA HURtJ moonshine blues/boweavil blues 14018 N T-S BURD - marg ] e/panama BR 3961 E TRA HURN dlhty no ggoder's blues 14476 3 TRA JOBE BR 4243 TRA Bessie Smith recopds(Columbia) CTtCN BY JOHr STE INER i never knew/who's sorry i E HuRN SwILEs/NOSODY K(\OWS BR 4790 V TRA HURN China bcy/peg o' my heart BR 4877 E TRA HURN A400I G 14018 F I4C42 F 14079 F 14137 F you rascal you/Crazy song BR 6133 E TRA HURN 13000 G 14020 G 14051 F 14098 P I4IQ5 V Harlem twist VI 21560 G tra - JOBE 13001 F 1403 1 F 14056 F 14109 F 14197 F JIMMY NOONE 14005 F 14032 F 14060 G 14129 F 14324 F MONDAY DATE UHCA 41-42 V TRA • — Brod 14010 G 1^037 F I4C75 F I4J33 P |45?7 E IT'S TIGHT LIKE THAT VO 1238 E TRA - 8R00 MAMIE SMITH - SWEET MAN • ON REV | VAL DAY VO 1506 E TRA BROO UY AJAX 17066 E TRA RED NORVO PINE TOP SMITH BOOGIE WOOGIE UNDEC I DFD N T-S .00 DEND UHCA 1 13 N TRA BROO OLD FASHIONED LOVE/l SURRENDER OEAR C0356a8NT-S ,75 OEND Jump steady blues/I'm sorfo wn< Rd RnoO M T—J5 ,79 DEwn 3LUES IN E FLAT/BUGHOUSE CO 36158 N T-A BOOGIE WOOGIE/PlNETCP'S BLUES 8R 80008 N T-S ,79 Dend Blues in E flat/bughouse CO 36158 N T-S I.CODENC STUFF SNITH my blue heaven/my thoughts VA so; i T-S K I KG OLIVER N 1.25 CLAR jackass blues vo 10(5 0 tra JODE TRIXIE SMITH Choo-choc glues 12245 pa-pa-de-da br 6053 n tra - Si me PARA E TRA SCHR new orleans stomp (3l chip) co 13003 v tra • MUGGSY SPANIER The 'm in my Freakish light blues/i 've got thatVi 3R52i f t-a snake charmer/i a LORY DE I486 N T-S 1.50 CLAR ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE yes indeed/Tea for two DC 3689 N T-6 1,50 CLAR n* Thi mark hop/6urnin' the candle De 3699 T-S 1.50 CLAR my honey 's lov| arms CO 2577 E tra - • Dart K jazz me blues Co 2588 N "Y-A - Dart BESIDE AN OPEN FIRE PLACE JE 5846 V T— 3,00 CLAR Someday sweetheart/That Ivy/Aunt hagar's blues PATHE 020900 V TRA - da da BB 10384 N T-S 1.50 CLAR Weary blues CO 1264 E TRA - RlVEReOAT SHUFFLE BB 10532 N T-S ,85 CHAM CHARLIE PIERCE Dinah/Black and slue BB 10682 K T-S 2,00 Clap Bull slues -'China boy DINAH BB 10683 E TRA SCHR froq. UHCA \L2 N T-S I ,50 DEND Black L blue/Dinah jazz me blues/Sister kate UHCA 7I&72 N T-S -95 OEND BB 10682 N TRA RAAE BEN PCLLACK (all bluebirds) BB E-N T-6JI-2 DENC REX i f i could be with you OR 1998 V tra - SlME STEWART Tea and tf.umpets VAR 618 G TRA WELT here goes CO 2905 E+T-6 1 00 Cham -— ' Sugar hill shim-sham VAR 664 E TRA - MELT Roll i oown the rivfr PE 15328 V TRA - - Stingaree/Baby, ain't u staisfied VO 28G0 V T-S 2,00 DEND He's the last «ord(8.g, ) VI 20425 E T-S MEL POWELL rexatious/lazy man's shuffle VO 3810 E T-S 1,50 Dend Blue skies/When dio you leave Sugar hill/love in my heart VO 3044 N T-S 1.50 Dend CMS 543 N T-S I 00 OEND Fat stuff serenaoe/i 'll sack 5448 1 world is waiting for sunrise com 544 N TRA — MELT uo N T-S .50 Dend Without a song/Sunday both on commodore COMM N TRA — Si ME gal BB 10946 N TRA RAAB LOUIS PRIMA Some saturady/Suble slough B8 1 1258 N T-S .75 OEND 1 Break i n the ice/I still want U BR 7320 G T-S ,50 Oenp JOE SULLIVAN getaway/just ST. put on an old pair of shoes br 7419 N TRA - Dart little rock DE 600 E TRA Rose - ART TATUM Swing me w i th rhythm Sr 7431 N TRA — Dart crosspatch/swing me a lullaoy br 7580 E T-s .85 DEND Moonglow/Emaline DE 155 N T-S 1 .00 OENO QUINTET, HOT CLUB OF FRANCE Love me/cocktails for two DE 156 N T-S l ,00 Dend Stardust/Beautiful i CHASING SHADOWS/I'VE HAD MY UOM. ROY 1798 N T-S 1.50 CLAR love DE 306 N T-S ,00 Dend woman loves a man/nobody DE 741 N T-S i .00 Dend MA RAINEY Liza/anything for you OE 1373 N T-S l ,co Dend SEE SEE RIDER BLUES J I 9 N TRA Chlo-e/shiek of araby DE 2052 N T-S 1.00 OEND JEALOUS HEARTEO/SEE SEE RID PARA 12252 Vt-T-A JACK TEAGARDEN CLARK RANDALL (many on varsity) VARS N T-A SlME Here comes your pappy/Drift IDE BR 7436 E AUC ,50 B.CL THE TRAVELLERS here comes your pappy BR 7436 N TRA Dart AM 1 BLUE OK 41259 a TRA JOBE j i tterbug BR 7466 N TRA — Oart FRANK IE JESS STACY TRUMBAUER 1 LIKE THAT Par R7I4 N TRA SCHR What's new/Melancholy mood Vars 8064 N t-s .75 Dend CRAZY QUILT Breeze Vars 8121 n t-s ,50 Dend BR 6146 N TRA SlME CLARINET MARMALADE OX 40772 V TRA SCHR SLATZ RANDALL RIVERBOAT SHUFFLE OK 40822 s TRA — SCHR I'D 00 ANYTHING ETc/BLAME IT ON BR 4562 E AUC .75 B.CL TRUMBOLOGY OK 40871 V TRA SCHR DON REDMAN Sentimental 6aby ok 41 128 E TRA SCHR CHANT OF THE WEED BB 10765 N TRA Raab WILLARD ROSISON Shivery STOMP OK 41263 V TRA SCHR Baby won't you please Deep river blues VI 21651 V TRA • JOBE OOEON 4I2SC N TRA SCHR LUIS RUSSELL (five oifferent records) v»ns N T— 1.50 CLAR \ (many ON VARS 1 TV S N T-A SI ME LOUISIANA SWING OK 60 1 I E AUC n ) . . 1 2 3 4 5 6 Reply No. 2 to Eugene Williams JOE VENUTI & groups STRINGING THE SLUES 914 Q tra • JOQE William e.£**m OOIN' THlNGs/WlLD CAT ICZUO v AUC ,50 B.CL DON VOORHEES soliloquy/blue heaven CO I 129 V+AUC ,75 B.CL One point of Eugene Williams' Conscientious Ob- FA1S WALLtK jection (February Record Changer) has now been alligator crawl (solo) 10098 N TRA Raab clarified. When I read that he was more than will- • both of Crazy 'bout my baby 14593 6 TRA JOBE ing to match either of his ears against WARING' S PENNS~YLVAN IANS mine, I was puzzled as to just what type of match Stack o*lee 3LUes/farwell blues 21508 N T- Mack he made reference. I am happy now to report the WASHBOARD RHYTHM KINGS the solution. Mr. Williams doubtless made refer- HAPPY returns of the day 8228 N TRA - raab ence either to the size of his ear or to its ad- vantageous location. I will refer here to the WASH I NGTON IANS ' This Hove over 9025 E TRA SCHR illustration in the May Record Changer. ill- Hottentot 9036 N TRA SCHR ustration effectively shows that he has an excel- ETHEL WATERS lent listening appurtenance. For proof of this I to any Down HOME BLUEs{LAMiCR« 14093 V TRA Dart statement will suggest reference good textbook on sound mechanics. As my own ear is not Some of these days 14264 V TRA • DAfiT imposing and does not project outward at a very CHICK WEBB angle, it that, judging purely Heebie jeebie/I'm left etc BR 6898 E-HAUC ,50 B.CL favorable appears to sound waves, PAUL WHITFMAN on the basis of capacity receive Mr. have a more effective ear than That's my weakness now 1444 V TRA - -— SCHR Williams might or of my felix the cat 1478 N T-S 3, 50 CLAR either both ears. Out of town - Having made the above concession I feel it only gal 1 505 N TRA SCHR - fair to point out that by resorting to the device HOW ABOUT HE CC 1 723 V TRA SCHR of cupping my hands behind my ears or by turning SIDE BY SIOE VI 20627 E TRA — JOBE - my head sidewise to the speaker I can probably MAONOL I A/LOVE AND KISSES Vl 20679 N T-A MACK - trap and utilize about as much sound as Mr. Will- I'M COMING VIRGINIA (SING-BIX) VI 2075 1 V T-S HURN - i ams can MARY/CHANGE$(BIX-eiNG) Vl 2 1 I03 E T-s HURN I had hoped that the O'Bryant-Dodds matter was From monday on (bing-bix) Vl 2I274 E T-S - HURN - closed for the present. But since Mr. Williams, THERE AIN'T (b|X-BING} Vl 2 1 464 N T-S HURN in his characteristic friendly and restrained From monday on/sugap Vl 25367 N TRA -— Raab manner, has intimated that my discussion in the Announcer's slues Vl 25404 Q AUC ,50, B.CL April Record Changer constituted a face-saving Washboard slues VI 35877 V TRA — SCHR counter-attack, I am forced to deny the charge and PAUL WHITEMAN'S RHYTHM BOYS state that my remarks about the Keppard disc were wa da da/That's grandma Co 1455 E T-A —— Levi made solely for the purpose of setting the records Mississippi mud/Ain't she sweet Vl 20783 V AUC ,50 8.CL straight as to the clarinet player on that disc. WHOOPEE MAKERS In view of the Keppard disc being one of my favor- down south feelin' (b. james ) or 344 G AUC .25 STEI ite Dodds items, I felt a certain amount of obli- st, louis blues/t 1 ger rag 8a 0839 F AUC .35 STEI gation to clear up a misunderstanding. My slue heaven(teo white) Or 1034 F AUC ,25 STEl Mr. Williams and I have clearly reached an im- Out of the oawn (ted white) Or 1307 F AUC .25 STEI passe and I see little material in his latest arti- Walk i ' with susie (ted white) or 1601 G AUC ,25 STEI cle to warrant further controversy. However, I do st. louis blue6(0|x|e jazz band ) je 5707 Q AUC .35 STEI wish, in the light of his statements re. the O'- Jazz holioay(dixie jazz sand) Je 5335 E AUC .25 STEt Bryant-Dodds matter, to make a few pertinent ob- Makin' friends (ken, grass,) ba 6360 F SAL .25 STEI servations as follows: m0an1 n ' l0*{ mills m.m.) ch ba 6472 G AUC .25 STEI In the December 22, 1939, issue of Jazz Infor- crazy rhythm (dixie daisies) ca 8297 F AUC .25 STEl mation, Mr. Williams in his Col lector' s Items col- whoopee stomp(lumberjacks) ca 9030 V AUC .35 STEl umn quoted Steve Smith, pioneer hot record collec- whoopee stomp ca 9030 F+T-A .65 LEVI tor and Hot Record Society impresario, as saying blue little you ( lumber jacks ca 9041 E AUC .35 STEI ) and that this fact » the Keppard disc features Dodds if i had you ( " ) ca 9057 G AUC ,25 STEI was verified by Muggsy Spanier. Honey (broadway broadcasters) ca 9130 G AUC .25 STEI Subsequently I wrote Mr. Williams that I firmly day (caroliners) Ca 9131 F AUC .25 STEI Some sweet believed the clarinet to be Dodds and that other ex- would you be happy(lumberjacks) ca 9147 G AUC .25 STEI perts including Charlie Mitchell heartily shared my 12th ST, /it's so good (whoopee) Pe 152(7 F AUC ,35 STEI opinion. NOBODY'S PE 15273 AUC .25 STEI SWEETHEART (MISS.J.8.) G Mr. Williams, unable to recognize Dodds himself, East st, louis toodle-oo Pe 14962 E TRA - SCHR ignored a solid bloc of expert opinion and relied CLARENCE WILLIAMS instead on the memory of a drummer who himself was Terrible blues - HRS 31 V TRA 3R00 not sure of either the clarinet or the trombone, 'Way down home - Vo 2778 E TRA — JOBE perhaps not even of himself. Thus on the flimsiest - LOG CABIN slues OK 8572 Q TRA JOBE sort of pretext he caused to be printed on the label - Walk that broad/The keyborrd expreCo 14348 N T-S BURD of an important reissue information which was ob- COOTIE WILLIAMS viously in doubt and which was more than likely - BOYS FROM HARLEM VO 4574 N TRA wrong considering available expert opinion. More- MARY LOU WILLIAMS over, although he did, as he says, leave a loophole M.L.WlLLIAWS'BLUEG TEA FOR TWO VA 8193 N T-S I 50 Cl.AR in his collector's column, he failed to mention that ' ZONKY/SCRATCHIN THE GRAVEL VA 8190 N T-S I 50 CLAR Steve Smith, Muggsy Spanier, myself, Charlie Mitch- l-ESS WILLIAMS ell and others believed the clarinet to be Dodds. Varifty stomp/Phantom blues br Mack This in spite of making an implied request for furth- MIDGE WILLIAMS er evidence. I state that the evidence was there IN ANY VO • LANGUAGE 4177 E+TRA Raab but he f a i led to use it TEDDY WILSON (Ed. note: This is the last installment in a series WHERE THE LAZY/RlGHT OR WRONG 7797 N T-A VanB of articles concerning a certain academic question. Next month Rev. O. Wil lowbeigh will begin a dis- IF l HAD YOU 7960 E T-s HURN J. cussion on how many an ge Is can s t and on t he point of a needle. ) ' ) DAVIE COLEMAN Preston Flower 1055 EAST HARVARD ROAD, BUR8ANK, CALIFORNIA 5310 HARPER AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS WanUd FOR trade — see uant list belajj earl hines LOUIS ARMSTRONG k img oliver wild man blues-ok 8474 label's dream—ok 8235 just too soon/chicago high life HRS UN willie the weeper-ok 8482 riverside blues-ok 40034 rosetta / cavernism BR 6541 N irish black bottou-ok 8447 southern stomp-para 12088 spike hughes 1 Arabesque / Fanfare DEE 3639 N i m gonna g i tcha—ok b343 krooked blues—ge 5274 jazz lips-ok 8436 Snake rag-OK 4933 jungle kings friar's point / darktown strut UHCA 344 N Dallas blues-OK 3025 room rent blues—ok 8 1 48 Two OEUCES-OK 8641 chattanooga stoup-co 13003 TED LEWIS WABASH BLUES ROYAL JUN IE COBB t GRA INS PRY'S SUNSHINE ORCHESTRA / BAROEN OK 4 1579 N 900T THAT THING-VO 1259 ORY'S CROLE TROU-BL.SUN 3003 IICKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS CHERRY / Some sweet DAY VI 21730 N JAZZ CARD I NALS f F.KEPPARD iRIveRaiDE BLUES-PARA 20292 RHYTHM SALTY 00G-(PARA OR UHCA) RED ONION JAZZ BABIES MILLS BLUE BAND n JELLY ROLL MORTON KE WALKING SABIES-GC 5627 african lullaby / s« i ng | ' |n e Co 3038 N LONDON BLUES—OK 8105 ERSKINE TATE'S VENDOME Barrelhouse / Balloonacy Co 3(56 N UIFF MOLE'S MOLERS l.'UOOY WATER BLUES (PA, Pu STOMP OFF LET 'S GO Shimme-sha-wabble/after you've gone BIG FAT HAW-PARA 12050 JASPER TAYLORS STATE ST . UHCA 23 N JERSEY JOE-BB STOMP TIME BL-PARA 12409 bennie moten Lafayette / new Orleans BB 6218 N For Trade or Auction uound city blue-blowers LOUIS ari.stroi:g hot five GEORGIA / Can't believe that you're in UHCA 51 N Big fat ma/Skinny pa OK 8379 G 5.00 reo nichols Go NO BLUES OK 8551 G 3.50 Dinah / Indiana VO 4599 N BECHET'S NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS king oliver/j immie noone SHAG / I FOUND A NEW BABY PARL 2225 N sugar foot stompaionday date UHCA 41 N BIG BILL t MEMPHIS FIVE charlie pierce RIOER RIDER BLUES Vo 04486 V bull frog blues / china boy UHCA 112 N BUCKTOWi: FIVE ben pollack BUDDY'S HABITS/CHICAGO BLUES GE 5418 E 4.00 buy buy 6a8y / one sweet show girl VI 21743 N Steady roll blues/really GE 5419 E 4.00 jimtown blues / song of the islands BR 7764 N mobile blues/someday sweetheart GE 5405 E 5.00 hot club quintette bing crosby COnfessin* / Smoke rings ROY 1788 N where the blue of the night BR 6226 V .65 DON REDMAN dixie stpi/pep.s I heard / Reefer man Co 2678 N i'm feeling oev i l i sh/j a zz me blues HA 974 N 2.00 LUIS RUSSELL/CHOCOLATE DANDIES snag it/ain't she sweet Ha 353 E 1.75 NEW CALL OF FREAKS / BUGLE CALL RAG PAE 1645 N tommy oorsey ART IE SHAW jaoa/royal garden blue* VI 25326 E .75 H I GHTI/ARE / LONG WAY TO T I PPERARY VO 4306 N johnny dodds ( solo BESSIE SMITH clarinet wobble/san BR 3574 G 1 .50 ST. LOUIS BLUES / RECKLESS BLUES CO 3171 11 bud freeman crazeology/can't help OK 41 168 V 3. 00 WANTED — see trading material aboue georgia strutters georgia grind Ha 231 V louis armstrong fletcher henderson willie the weepep / alligator cba OK 8482 Hop off/i must have that man Br 41 19 N Wild man blues/gully low blues OK OR VO Stockholm stomp Br 3460 V .00 struttin' *|th some barbecue OK 8566 monk hazel Savoy blues Vo 3217 IDEAS/GIT WIT it BR 4182 N 3.00 i 'm a oing dong oacdy OK 41422 TOWII STOUPERS jungle BLUE RHYTHM BOYS AFRICAN JUNGLE OK 8686 N 1 .00 HEAT WAVES any label PETE JOHNSON DUKE ELLINGTON 1 N CLIMBIN & SCREAM I SA 12004 N 2.00 Ring dem bells (i.'aster f3) VI 22528 HALFWAY HOUSE ORCHESTRA merry—go—round CoE OR COF MAPLE LEAF RAG Co 476 E 2.50 benny goodmah's boys TED LEWIS Jungle blues / room |4| i BRF 500201 is i da (test (test) V lew blues record ) 2.50 fletcher henderson Wabash slues/Farewell blues CO 2029 V 1.00 s0me600y loves me CO 2329 meade lux lewis reo nichols' five pennies Bear cat cpawl VO 4608 E On revival day Either Br CHARLIE JACKSON (vocal) DON REDMAN ' V Texas blues / I'm go I n Para 12335 So.NC OF thc .'.Errs Sh.ikin Ars'ca;: br or BrF WINGY MANNONE (all STAR) luis russell My honey's lovin' srms 8 30-0801 E Ease on down / Saratoga orag any label I I 107 E stop the war/kama's gone BB frank ie trumbauer midway dance orchestra mississippi mud Any label Budoy's habits/Cotton pickers Co 81383 V venuti 's blue f ive jelly roll morton (solo) Jig saw puzzle blues Any label The pearls GE 5323 V 3.00 chick webb ray miller soft and sweet ^heebie jeeb'es VO 1607 Weary blues BR 3677 E 1.50 BEN POLLACK (TEA, Bo) Special delivery letters to the two tickets to georgia VI 24284 E 2.50 new orleans wanderers Record Changer should be sent to papa dip/too tight CO 735 G 2.50 king oliver 1220 North Capitol St., Washington, Black snake blufs/willie the weeper Vo II 12 V 2.00 D.C., rather than to Fairfax, Va. 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AND COVBINATION WANT AND DISPOSITION LISTS That's My Baby Any tee Today per I i I Ot ne Sleep (theme) Wa-wa-waddie Walk I 'm haunted by that Swannee Memory Lane Subscription ate Mayt i me Cherie I Love You PAUL WHITEMAN Arcady i L i nger Awh le Roaming to Wyoming $1.50 PER YEAR Swannle River Blues Just as Long as you have Me Pale Moon When the Rainbow Ends Stepping Out Raggedy Ann The Record Changer Canad ian Capers Carolina In The Morn+ng Three O'clock in the Morning 2 . above the Orleans Recollections ing myself nicely to New waist. I have a pretty good recollection of the wooden gutters In 1904 the modern water Of a Few Th-i ngs purification plant had not yet completed, and until that That Went been With Important improvement was fin- ished (in 1907 I believe) most New Orleans 1905 Jazz of the dwellings depended on cisterns for their water supply. Each dwelling had its own cis- tern, the single story cottages having single story cisterns, and the two story houses having When I arrived in New Orleans in 1904, Conditions in many ways two story cisterns. These cis- linked the town to the past. Improvements were under way, but terns were large cylindrical the city was still getting along wooden affairs, like hugh casks, with sanitary arrangements that slimy greenish scum. At the with a squat conical cover; they seem strange to think of- nowa- street corners in these sections were always above ground , and days. On the possibility that pedestrians crossed the gutters the two story ones stood one some of these things might In- by means of little wooden above the other , the upper one terest the Record Changer's crosswalks two or three feet being even with the second, floor readers, I will recall a few of wide placed across them. It of the house . The water was them. must have been a large part of a piped to the bath room and to As most people know, New Or- motorman's training to learn how the kitchen directly from the leans is very flat. Hills are to stop his car so that the rear cistern. I don't recall any unknown there, and my landlady, step of the car would be exactly sources of water in those early who had lived in New Orleans all at the little crosswalk. They days other than the r iver and her life, used to remark that seldom missed, but on rare oc- the cisterns, and I presume that the only hill she had ever seen casions I have seen them obliged the xai stern water would have was the mound, a few feet high, to back the car a couple of feet been pretty good, except that on which Lee's monument stood at in order that some lady could the cisterns were not protected Lee Circle, about a block above alight without getting her shoes against dirt from the roofs and the boarding house. Because of muddled. Shortly after I went were not mosquito-proof (until the flatness of the town, the to New Orleans, several of us at later) . Mosquitoes bred in the natural drainage was almost non- the boarding house were invited cisterns, as well as in the existent, and while there was a to a party a considerable dis- stagnant gutter water , by the sort of' a drainage system tance downtown. It was a dark billions. In the spring of 1905 (canals, etc.), it was entirely night and a heavy shower had we were moving Into the uptown inadequate when a hard rain Just fallen, and when we came to half of the double cottage at fell, —and hard rains do fall in our stop the motorman missed the the uptown woods corner of New Orleans. After any heavy small bridge by a few feet. All Laurel and Bellcastle Streets*, shower the water would stand in of the others knew the c ondl- 5243 Laurel Street as I recall. many of the streets for a con- tions, but I was perfectly (Laurel Street has two 5200 siderable length of time. Many "green" ; I stepped off the car blocks). A friend of mine was times I have seen the water ex- and straight ahead In the dark, helping to get the furniture un- tending from sidewalk to side- and lmmedi at e ly found myse If packed and in order, and with walk in Royal Street, less than with one foot in the wooden gut- the exertion and the warm a block from Canal Street. Pe- ter, up to my ankle in choice weather we got pretty hot and destrians would be unable to black mud. I don't know if the thirsty, and when we opened a cross the street dry-shod , and wooden gutters and crosswalks barrel of crockery and glassware at such times the street gamins, are still In New Orleans, but I we grabbed a couple of glasses newsboys and bootblacks, would know that they were in use in and stepped out to the cistern get crates and boxes from groc- 1915. During September of 1915, to get a drink. We drew a ery stores, and, with the aid oi New Orleans had one of the couple of glasses of water, and boards, make little bridges heaviest tropical hurricanes in my friend was about to drink across the street; folks using the city's history, with a wind when I said "Maybe you'd better these makeshift conveniences velocity at times reaching 110 step inside where it's light to were supposed to pay a few cents miles, an hour . On that Septem- see if it's all right". So we for the privilege. Incidentally, ber day I was excused from work, went into the Kitchen and because of the levees and the but loitered around downtown to upon holding our tumblers up to fact that the Mississippi River see the-exc 1 tement , of which the light found them literally was often higher than the town, there was plenty. Late in the swarming with wigglers. We drew the drainage was away from the afternoon I decided to go home, several glasses, but the wigglers river, and it seemed strange to and offered to escort to her persisted, and I lost my thirst; see the water in the gutters home a young lady who lived out I have a hazy recollection that moving from the river rather my way, whom I found marooned in my friend finallf took a drink than toward it. a downtown store. We started after straining the water With such conditions existing out, trying to pick the streets through a handkerchief. While in the business section, it can with the highest ground, of we lived there we had to filter be imagined what they were like which there were practically the water and boll It. in some of the residential sec- none. So before long we were The mosquitoes were ever tions. In many of the outlying wading, with the water getting present during the summer even- areas, possibly in most, the deeper all the time, since we ings In those years, no matter gutters were heavy wooden lived back of town, and the where one might go. Out in the trough-like affairs made of water was blowing In from Lake parks and the public squares planks i the flow of water in Ponchartraln. We were doing all they were always waiting for most of these gutters was prac- right, however, until we started their prey; those were the tically nil; after a heavy rain to cross a street a few blocks Anopheles, the mosquitoes that the and In houses water would merely stand b ac k . I s t e ppe d out a little cause malaria. the combine with the dust and silt ahead where the small plank the little dark ones, almost washed into the gutter from the bridge should have been, but it invisible, were lurking behind street, and form, a thick ooze; had floated off; I caught my and under the furniture, waiting any water standing there would heel on the edge of the gutter, for the tired or unwary to take gradually become covered with a tripped and fell forward, soak- a seat; those were the Stegomyla ' Fasclatas, which spread yellow their dwellings, and when I one had his or her very decided fever. These latter were par- asked why they didn't, the reply opinion on the matter. Many ticularly irritating little was "Screens? Oh, no. Screens "Letters to the Editor" were pests; they could scarcely he would keep out the air,* written to the local newspapers, seen and didnot seem to buzz, When the la6t yellow fever and published with considerable around much until they were broke out In New Orleans in regularity, on both sides of the about to bite or had bitten;when 1905, It helped the town to get question. As the change was one heard their soprano b-z-z-z, rid of some old evils and to made, however, the opposition it was usually too late. Like make some Improvements that gradual ly diminished, perhaps many inconveniences they had to would have been difficult other- because when the cisterns were endure in those days, the good wise. Since it was established torn down a few dead rats were folks of New Orleans did verj that the mosquitoes spread found in them. The supporters little about the mosquitoes yellow fever, war was declared of the old style of collecting They accepted them as one does on the mosquito. Gutters were rain water had still less to say the weather, —something to talk cleaned and drained, along with when dead cats and dogs were about but that's about all. other places holding stagnant discovered In some of the old Some burned a little smudge or water; where draining was 1m- cisterns. But the final quietus used a little citronella, but posslble, the breeding places was put upon the cistern defend- little more; however, at night were treated with oil so the ers when a dead negro was dis- everyone had to sleep under a wlgglers couldn't survive. Cis- covered in one: It is pretty mosquito bar, --a bobinet bar terns were screened so that hard to argue with a water- hung from a tester over the bed. mosquitoes couldn't get in to logged defunct Ethiopian. Still These bars over the beds were ar» deposit their eggs . It wasn't I remember one unreconstructed absolute necessity in the warm longbefore a difference could rebel on the subject, who had weather; sleep would have been be noted. A friend remarked one a small shop on the woods side an impossibility without them. day, in a "believe It or not" of Elk Place; as long as I can However, great care had to be manner that he had sat for a remember, he kept a little dis- used to be sure that no mos- while at Lee Circle the night play In his shop window consist- quitoes were Inside the bar when before, without being bit by a ing of a couple of half gallon one turned out the 1 ight and single mosquito. Jars, one containing cistern retired. The best way I found water, pure and sparkling, and was to have the bed placed near It was about 1907, I believe the other holding city purified the light, so that I could get that the water purification sys- i*ater .--cloudy, murky, and under the bar with the light tem was completed, and the death foreboding . lit, inspect the inside thorough- sentence was given the cisterns. ly, killing any mosquitoes that The citizens, or rather the * Due to the Fact that the I found there, and then lie property owners, were ordered to streets of New Orleans follow still a few minutes; as soon as connect up with the city water the curve of the river, the , I felt sure that no mosquitoes system, and the order was a pos- terms east west , north, and were inside the bar, I w ould itive one. I remember the heat- south are seldom used. Instead, reach out carefully and turn out ed arguments and debates that direct ions are given in terms of the light. The natives did not .arose as to the merits of city 'River', 'woods', 'uptown', and screen the windows or doors in water and cistern water, —every- ' downtown CO 83 882383 83 83 8888838883 23 2388 S3 £3 82 8323888223 888382 23 828283 8323838382 23 S3 23 288382 23< 66 83 83 8888 23 23 2383 23 8882 8383 83 8388 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 82 88 88 82 8883 82 28 838882S382838382( SPECIAL J. O'BYRNE DeWITT FIFTY-ONE WARREN STREET ROXBURY MASS. AUCTION CLOSES JULY 26th, 1943. FLETCHER HENDERSON Bye and bye/play ue blow FT. ETCHER HENDERSON Tozo/rocky mountain blues FLETCHER HENDERSON stampede/jackass blues FLETCHER HENDERSON Carolina btowp/TNT DIXIE STOMPERS snaq . it/a i n't che sweet KING OLIVER buddy's habits/tears JOE MANNONE rinds ide st0up/ajp the country DUKE ELLINGTON e. st. louis toodle/wop hea0 DUKE ELLINGTON Down in our Alley bl./Charle«. Chasers, rev JUNGLE BAND Creole rhapsody. Parts I & II WASH INGTONIANS Take it easy/Black beauty B IX BEIOERBECKE Ol' man river/%a-oa-oa FRANK IE TRUMBAUER cryinq all day/t300d man JABBfl SMITH Sau sha stomp/Lctb get NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS Too tight/Papa dip BECHET'S N.O. FEt TWARMERSSwEETI e dear/maple leaf CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA BLUE RHYTHU/TOU RASCAL YOU HARLEM HOT SH0TS( B.BANKS) BALD HEADED MAMA/TlHO'S BORRY HANDY *S ORCHESTRA S.LOUIS BLUES/lUEMPH | S BLUES 0O 8883ES88eSg383ES8SE3gS83gS888SESg8S8828883gS8Sg8g8E3g3ES88g88S88g88883g3: OQ83g38383g8g388g3g3g3g383E38883g38ag388S3888888S8E8g888g888g88888S8g8g888: Use blank to advertise record* in the Changer . Cut on dotted line 4 DEADLINE -- 15th OF THIS MONTH PRICE OFFERED CATALOG NUMBER LABEL AVAILABLE) SPACES TYPEWRITER (30 TITLES GROUP RECORDING Ld5 DEADLINE 15th OF THIS MONTH _i CO I- < a u Pi -J< ouca cr > Jm | <3 8 cr 3 LJ >Q. u (0 a: in u <\J > Id cc z o o < co CO u cr Q O < Q cr o o u cr t , . didn't mention that. Well Joe J.I. In Exile I didn't teach Joe., I didn't start Joe. Joe started with old man Kinchin. Old man Kinchin started a band, and after old Louis, he's worryin' me man Kinchin died George McCul len taken the band. And Joe could- to carry my horn and to play very little. Joe could play very little on cornet. And 1 begin goin , me and learn h i m how to p I av then we Brundy , Walter Brundy^ begin says Bunk. goin to Second and Magazine where Joe was workin, and I used to- teach Joe there -~ I used to help Joe. Joe used to follow me by cugcne urilI(am5 in the streqt also - all parades -- big a man as Joe was, Joe was second line like the rest, like Last month this column included a transcript of Bunk Louis, and follow me and follow Johnson's own words on the fir st side of the talking records me. And we used to go to Second issued (In a limited edition) b y Dave Stuart's JAZZ MAN record and Magazine and I was teachin company. The contents of the him. Joe would buy music that t other two sides are included be- piano till I would come on he was unable to play; I'd make low. The writer, who is respon- Then after he' d git in there Brundy talk to Joe Oliver while sible for the copying, can not well then I would show him and I steal the music, and I'd bring vouch for the spelling of any show him till he begin under- it to the Superior Band and play. proper names not familiar to him. standin me real good; it was a 'And Joe asked me that in his I hppe are as they accurate as short while before Louis could last letter I received ftotn Joe, possible. Incidentally, the play the blues. well that's about thirteen years of coupling the third talking 'After he learn to play the ago. I have that tetter yet -- side is a recording of the hymn blues I learn him how to play that letter's in Cleveland, Miss Yes Lord, I'm Crippled, made by Ball the Jack. I learn him how Mary has that, she clared that the band t at the same lme as to play Ball the Jack, I learn she would take a copy of it and e March, Panama,, etc. him to play Didn't He Ramble. send it to me . And I' m a few Then I learn him to play Didn't years older than Joe. But Joe BUNK JOHNSON'S He Ramble and then music become didn't really git well on cor- TALKING RECORDS easy to him --by head, by ear. net until he crossed Canal side B And Louis could play anything street. Joe begin playin in the JAZ Z NAH Llaltad Edition that he could whistle. And then district in Manuel's place, he 'Say, Bunk -- give us a list a short while after that, well played in the Superior Band in of the t rum pet players who Louis would get ar res ted for my place on engagements - played learned from you, or got ideas goin in the Basin swimmin, so dance halls in my place. When I * from you . when he went to Jones Home Louis quit Mr. f>Te Lala' s caberet, 'A list of trumpet players? could play. He didn't learn at well Joe taken that job wi th All our good trumpet players. Jones Home , he learned with Sidney Bechet. And Joe begin good then. And he Well , beginning with trumpet Bunk; and he'll tell you. gettin really players, when I were playin in 'And the next trumpet player was workin in the district every the uptown section, Frank Dusen's was Buddy Pet i . Buddy was night and playin with Manuel Band, is where Louis used to workin at the glass factory, I Perez in the Onward Brass Band. follow me. Louis w/»s about the were livin on Marigny between And Joe always did like my style age ot. . .he. . .Louis WAS eleven Robertson and Villere where of playin, and mentioned in his years old, and when he seed a Buddy used to take lessons with tetter how I played blues, and parage, Louis tramp the street me. Couldn' t hold a horn, I how low and how wicked. And he all day long right with me. showed him how to hold it, and was crazy to learn the blues. When the band stopped playin, he really went good, and to ex- Joe really could play the blues he's worryin me to carry my ecute on it. And Chris Kelly's in a short while. And Joe be- horn, and wanted me to learn him another one. Me and Chris were came good till he went North. how to play. And Louis done workin at Empire Rice Mill. ''And also Kid Punch, Kid that , done that for a long while. We'd knock off at the rice mill, Punch was another one, Punch Then I seen that he were really we'd go down Toulouse and Bur- used to follow me too. All of interested in learning, I told gundy to my mother' s . He'd take them was crazy behind old man him that I would, I'd leam him, lessons there with me. I learned Bunk' s playin. I had a out- but he'd have to do like I would Chris. standing style of playin from tell him. So he told me, Bunk I 'Then 1914 I were teachin a every man in town. Played my sure will do like you tell me. band at Mandeville Louisiana -- style, just my thoughts, used my He say, nil I want to do is to Tommy Ladnier , I taught Tommy. ideas about it. Course I would learn, and 1 told him , 1 say, First piece I learned Tommy listen at oiher cornet players well all right now, you want to Ladnier to play was Big Chief pipy I take their ideas and learn how to read music? Battle Axe, and then Tommy put it with mine, made me-have 'He said, No I want to learn turned out to be real good. And greater ideas, and I found out how to play Pallet on the Floor, Louis Dumaine, he was in the up- that I was bout toppin all of Salty Dog, Didn't he Ramble, and town section, I taught Louis. them. Everybody liked my style Ball the Jack, and a good Also Joe Nichols, called him of playin and still can play many more numbers; and I used to Wooden Joe. I taught... now, and I'm mighty proud that set down round Dago Tony's, I AAA I'm able to say that the men was work in at a little honky $ood; Joe BUNK JOHNSON'S that I taught made tonk, Franklin and --at Frank- - Louis TALKING RECORDS went North and maae good lin and Perdido: piano, drum and went North and made good cornet; when I'd knock off play- SIDE C Tommy Ladnier went North and in at Masonic Hall well I'd go Jilt 111 Llaltad edition made good -- he played with over to Dago Tony's a.nd play. 'Say, by the way. Bunk, you Louis. And the old man is still Louis was in short pants, he didn' t tell us about King Oliver hittin that horn. I really can couldn't go in, but he would yet.* play yet myself. And I think steal in there in the early part 'That's right, about King that the records I made' s gon' of the night, sleep behind the Oliver, you aure is right, I come out real fine." 5 D n W ANTE 1 2 3 4 CELLAR BOYS f Barrelhouse stomp (new only -2 3 IpRlCE QFFEREO FOR RECORD 1.75 STUR CHICAGO FOOTKARKERS 2 ICATALOG NUMBER OF RECORD 1 Ball i the jack OK 8533 4.00 STUR Brown 1 [LABEL OF RECORD bottom bess OK 8613 3.00 PlNC Sweep *em clean OK 8792 3.00 PlNC Brush stomp (new only) CO 35681 1.25 STUR (Any, except OK 8599) OK 4.50 HURN ALBERT AMMONS-PETE JO 1 2 CHICAGO LOOPERS • CUTTIN THE BOOG IE/BARREL HOUSE BOOGIE Vl 27504 - Clar Three blind mice/Clorinoa PE 14910 • CULT BOOQIE WOOQIE MAN/WALK|N' THE BOOGIE Vl 27505 Clar Three blino mice/Clorinoa PE 14910 • Gain - SIXTH AVENUE EXPRESS/PlNE CREEK V! 27506 ' CLAR (any Solo-Art) SA SHER Don't cry honey vo 1263 Horn Smokeshop drag VO 1269 5.00 Horn (ANY) WALL East coast trot Para 12382 horn OLOUIS ARMSTRONG Sunset cafe (ex only) OK I *U GONNA STOMP MR. HENRY LEE VI 38040 HENR Jazz lips OK COOKIE'S GINGERSNAPS JAZZ LIPS OK MESSING AROUND OK 8392 • OEAN J*ZZ LIPS OK IRISH BLACK BOTTOM (EX ONLY) OK DEEP SEA 8LUES/UEATH LETTER BLUE. - CLAR IRISH BLACK BOTTOM OK Irish black bottom OK starl ight BR 6259 • - "ELL JMLOUAN BLUES/GULLY LOW OK here lies love BR 6406 • - MELL Alligator crawl (ex only) OK street of dreams BR 6464 • - MELL illlie the weeper ok vou're beautiful tonight BR 6477 - MELL ok melancholy blues Linger a little longer BR 6491 • - MELL ok Put 'em down (ex only) BR 6515 • - MELL what do i care, it's home Savoy blues (new only) OK shadow waltz BR 6599 • - MELL Hotter than that OK there's a cabin in the pines BR 6610 • - MELL weary blues (ex only) Ok the day you came along BR 6644 • - UELL Struttin' with some barbecue ok beautiful girl BR 6694 - MELL (Accompaniments, except Bessie Smith) — Little dutch mill BR 6794 - MELL (Any hot 5 or 7 disc) — love thy neighbor 8R 6852 • - UELL (many early Hot 5's and 7's; G+) — - i 'm humuin' i'm singin' BR 6935 UELL gens from george whites' scandals 8R 20102 • - MELL Oh peter/Margie uhca Face the music medley BR 20106 - UELL CHARLES BARNET lawd, you made the nite too long. BR 20109 - MELL Reminiscing you've got me crying again Br - MELL BARRELHOUSE FIVE - UELL i apologize (Any) moonsonq - MELL COW COW DAVENPORT " f I wo"noerA* fle man Rising sun blueS Para 12452 5.00 morn CHARLES DFI-AI'NEY (Almost any; state dispositions) HOT Dl&COGRAPHY 1938 (new) 6. .CO Cult BIX BEIDFRBECKE DIXIELAND JI G BLOWERS Parl Margie R2B33 (ANY except VI 20415) Davenport blues GE 5654 • Jazz ue blues OK 40923 • Gain weary way blues Old man river OK 41088 - Gain Oriental blues • loui si ana OK 41 173 - gain The chant/Congo love somq Davenport blues 26121 Gain Story book oallAasy rider In the dark 26122 Gain IN A MIST 26123 Gain Oh lizzie Br 3565 4.50 NURN Study i n brown 25653 Bill Joe turner blues Br 3997 3.50 HURN bucktown stomp B3 8549 2.00 HURN I 'm goin' hunting 1099 4.00 PlNC Blue piano stomp B8 10238 2.00 HURN Sugar papa I 100 4.00 PlNC Bull fiddle blues 8B 10239 2.00 HURN (Any on vocalion) KAPL Heah me talkin' BB 10241 2.00 HURN Oh daddy PARA 12471 4.00 HURN weary way blues VO I 135 GROV Loveless love PARA 12483 6.00 HURN weary way blues VO II 35 4.00 HURN eary blues VO 15632 Dean hot stuff VO I 1 36 4.00 HURN Weary blues VO 15632 6.00 HURN MY BABY Vo I 180 4.00 HURN Pencil papa Vl 38038 3.00 HURN Endurance stomp Ch 40025 GROV Railroad boomer OK 45417 2.50 HURN SHARKEY BOSANO Come on and stoup ANY 3.00 HURN BIG SOY SLUe/OLO FASHIONED SWING (Any on Para, Br. or vo) OK $3-10 KAPL nil (any on Para, Ok, Br, vo, Vl, 88, Ch) ALL daddy — Co 35530 Beat ue eight to the bar Down the road a piece Co 35707 Loose lio special Vi 27526 Bill southpaw serenade Indian summer UELL Polka dots and moonbeams UELL Ham and eggs CO 14358 4.00 Horn SADDEST TALE BR 7310 Bill KOKO/tONQA BRAVA VI 26577 1.50 Sieo In a uellotone/Ruupus in Richmond VI 26788 1.50 3 1 EO Moon mist/C jam blues VI 27856 1.50 BlEO Blues with a feelin.Ah sty morn(new) CO 35955 1.50 STUR Gal from Jnc'h i let a song go out Co 36108 1.50 BlEO MELANCHOLY LULLABY PRELUDE TO KlSS/fooSC OF RIO QRANOC CO 36279 1.90 8IED n 5 12 3 4 12 3 4 IMPROVISATIONS IN ELLINGTON Bill Friar's point shuffle HRS 1004 Bill EBB OPUS 5 05713 HENR HITJDIE LF.ADnEI.LT Cabbage greens No. I OK Gibing blues OK 06104 H NR Easy rider • Hall i 'm round Horn ( anyI on my last go 1 WILL KZELL new black snake moan • Horn Old will blues/mixed up rag Para 12688 H N MEADE LIIX LEWIS Barrelhouse woman/^ei fer oust Para 12753 HENR Blues de lux/deep fives SA 12003 - HENR JEAN GOLDKETTE far ago slues SA 12004 HENR IN UY MERRY OLDSHOBILE Vl SPEC. GAIN CRIPPLE CLARENCE LOFTON 1 BENNY GOODMAN STR that thin V0 02951 HENR MUSKRAT SCRAMBLE BR 4968 QA n i had a dream SA 12003 3.00 horn 2~00 The earl {ist uaster only) OK Cham Brown skin gal Me 6 I 1 66 Henr Let's do it (ist master only) OK 6474 2.00 CHAM Brown skin gal ME 61 166 3.00 HURN Dean CLARINET A LA KING ( 1ST MASTER ONLY OK 6544 CHAM (Either Solo-Art ) That's a plenty 12073 GAIN 2~00 - AFTER YOU'VE GONE/BODY AND SOUL Vl. 25 1 1 BIED Just one girl/She's crying for CO 35685 Clar 1*50 Good bye/Sand man VI 1*50 Stompin* at Savoy/Breakin in NEW 6H0ESVI 25247 BIEO (any 6i nging or preaching BB O R Vl WALL Madhouse (Master j*| only) VI 25268 1 .50 Cham ozzie Mcpherson • China boy/Lady be good VI 25333 1 .50 Bied Down to the bottom Para 12362 STUR 1 1 ORCHESTRA 1 VI 25355 .50 IED MIDWAY GARDEN DANCE 1 FOUND A NEW BABy/SW NGT ME ROCKIES moonglow (quartet) VI 25398 Bill (COL. 337^^^nd Para. 20273) Da vi Stompin at Savoy/Vibraphone blues VI 25521 1 .50 BIEO • Sugarfoo't stoup/| can't give you any . VI 25678 1 .50 B 1 ED MOONLIGHT ON THE GANGES Co 3051 Sher - Loch lomond/Camel hop Bl 25717 1.50 BIEO t HATE A MAN VI 3B57I HORN Thanks for the memory (Master fz) Vl 25727 1 .00 Cham MISSISSIPPI JOOK BAND SKIPPY WHIPPY 61 BE 1 M J R BIS OU SHON VI 25751 1.50 BIED Me 165 WRAPPIN IT UP/MELANCHOLY BABY Vl 25880 1 .50 Bied JELLY ROLL MORTON PlCK-A-RIB (QUINTET) Vl 26166 Bill fat meat and greens VO 1019 Dean PlCK-A-fllB (QUINTET) VI 26166 Fat meat ano greens VO 1019 8.50 Horn Sugar/Opus 3/4 Vl 26240 1.50 Bied wolverine blues GE 5289 Dean BOY MEETS QOy/I SURRENOER DEAR CO 35482 1.50 Bied perfect rag GE 5486 —— Dean GONE WITH WHAT DRAFT/ON THE ALAMO CO 35938 1.50 Bied si j fat ham GE 5552 DEAN 1 2.00 Bied AS LONG AS LIVE/BENN'S BUGLE Co 35901 jungle blues ( new only) BB 10256 Stur MEMORIES OF YOU/SOFT WINDS CO 35320 1.50 Bied Mauamita Para 12216 Dean SEVEN COME ELEVEN/SHIVERS CO 35349 2.00 Bied billy goat stomp Vl 20772 3.00 HURN Poor butterfly/The SHIEK Co 35466 1.50 BIED ojl well (solo) DEAN STRING OF PEARLS Co 36588 2.00 Cham (Any on ge, para, silvertqne) —— Kapl "Kingdom of Swing" (book) 2.50 Cham Streamli ne train/C ryin' bother blues De 7171 • HENR ooih' the new low down Jazz band ball Dying rider/1129 • Wall Tuxedo junction Bill NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS On HENR THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET mixed salad "Co 14465 3,50 f INC (both) 4.00 Kapl bishop's blues NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS Baby/i never (vgokly) ok 40422 Dean Tack head blues (Any, except Qe 4966, 5009, t 5219) DAUI ' Stomp i em down NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS Co 735 3.50 PlNC lovesick blues(vg only) (Any, except OK 8312 Clar riff medley / xyz - Garr boogie woogie o n st. lou is blues Tack , - Horn Good gal blues Black snake blues Horn Day DREAM west end blues • horn lazy mamma • I 190 horn Parts I and 2 High society (vg-Ex only) 4933 • Dean k rooked blues 5274 Dean honeysuckle rose Room rent blues 8148 20.00 Horn Room rent blues 8148 10.00 Kapl (Any in goo^condijj_on Mabel's dream 8235 30,00 Dean Mabel's dream 8235 20.00 horn feel in' blue/riffs southern stomps Para 12088 Dean Southern stomps Para 12088 2O00 HORN Bound to be a monkey buddy's habit Ok 40000 Dean Riverside blues (vg-Ex only) 40034 Dean easy look at you/cherry red (Any gennett. Col. or Okeh) Davi Cafe society rag/lovin' mama blues (any on Ge, ok. Para) 13-15 Kapl (Any solo-Art) (Okeh, col.. Para., Gennett) .3.50 Stur Good time flat blues (new only) ORY'S SUNSHINE BAND ORY'S CREOLE TROMBONE Astoria strut /Duet stomp \hzv only) TINY PARHAM'S FORTY FIVE Horn Poor house (ex) TURNER PARISH TRENCHES/F4VES - HENR 29th and dearborn Streetwalkers* blues HORN Hot and ready SHER . ) E I 12 3 4 READY HOKUM BR 7057 C >-*R bear trap blues/Old quaker blues OK 05490 CLAR The fives/Jimmy's stuff SAI2008 2.00 STUB IT HURTS BO GOO: ( TROMBONE SOLO) PARA 12816 HENR H.R.S. RECORDS (MOST any) HRS - - Cult OK 4306 1.50 8 1 ED f.H.C.A. RECORDS OK 4598 1.50 B| ED (UOST ANY UHCA - Cult OMF.R SIHEON SUOKE H OUSE BLUES JOI',\ HACK ARTHUR SIMS CREOLE ROOF ORCH 3047 Sr. Urnke Ave., Chicxfo, III. Soap6t i ck blues/How do you WANTED New Only Flock o' blues GARNET CLARK HOT FOUR So SH I PWRECK BLUES [EX ONLY) RosetTa FK76I8 4.00 bill coleman Empty bed blues (new only) coquette Q.R FK7705 4.00 (any) rose room SI 9 3.00 9°lw mmis. RELAX IN AT THE TOURO AVALON HUV B838833.00 TIGER RAO Pa S3J5I3 6.00 J0NEa~lM th. inc. Shoe shine boy Vo 3441 2.00 DJANQO RE I NHAROT Oh, lady be good/ I can't give you OK 5496 CLAR Solitude/lady be good OK 5531 CLAR IMPROVISATION nliV B8537 3.00 coquette/l *ve sot a crush on you 5647 CLAR St. Louis blues S» 35 3.00 SOUTH—SRAPPELLY STOMP OFF LET 'S GO CONCERTO IN 0 MINOR S< 18 3.00 STATI C STRUT WARLOP-RE I NHA3DT TEA FOR TWO SW 13 2.00 BOX TtADf. OS AUCTION SOLID ROCK ALABAMA RED PEPPERS RIVER80AT SHUFFLE CA 8204 N MOB I LE BAY. 9LUES HENRY ALLEN SSI NO what ' s the reason OUT VI 38080 N Don't be afraid to tell your ALL STAR ORCHESTRA That's what you thlnk Oh baby VI 21423 N BLUE RHYTHM BANO FRANK! F. TIIIJMIUl HI On one can take your place PaE R420 DEAN Dancing dogs/brown subar Co 3044 N NO ONE CAN TAKE YOUR PLACE PAE R420 Gain Tallahasee BR 7534 N Japanese sandman PAE R2I76 Dean SIX JOLLY JESTERS Japanese sandman PaE R2I76 Gain AKLAHOMA STOMP VO 1449 II PICKERS (miff-tram) Love nest PaE R2645 Ga in COTTON Riverboat/Ostrich walk OK 40822 Cult PRINCE OF WAILS BR 2766 £ riverboat/ostrich walk OK 40822 qa.n BENNY tOODMAN TAPPIN 1 THE BARREL Co 2856 N Coming virgin i a/Yonder OK 40643 Cult CRYING ALL DAY OK 40966 Gain NAT GONNELLA t QEORQIANS CALL RAB Mississippi uud OK 40979 Dean CONFESS I N'/^UQLE PA EF569 N My pet OK 41039 2.00 Qrov TIBER RAB/NABA6AKI PA EFI6I N l.C. HANDY ORCHESTRA Jubilee OK 41044 Ga i s blues N Dusky stevedore OK 4IT00 Gain Farewell OK 4880 celestial beings Sentimental baby OK 41 128 2.00 grov mckenzie's I CAN'T BEtlEVE YOU'RE IN LOVE Pa ERI003 N LOU 1 6E OK 41231 — GAIN Loui SE OK 41231 2.00 Grov SLENN MILLER Sleepy time bal VO 505 1 N 1 like that OK 41286 Gain mills brothers rag/nobooy's sweetheart BR GATES BLUES VO 1236 55.+ Horn Tiber 6179 N THE MODERNISTS (BOOOMAnI ua on a wu?^^^^^^^^^ hell SOLITUDE ME 13159 N SAVOY BEARCATS DEVI L DANCE BLUES wall STAMPEDE/NOT NOTES VI 20460 N ART SHAI Streamline BR 7852 N MAPLE LEAF RAQ JM 1 2.00 GROV GEORGIA CAMP MEETING JM 4 2.50 Grov FRANK TRUMBAUER RIVERSIDE BLUES JM 5 2.00 Grov CRYIN' ALL DAY PA ER2I76 N Tiger rag JM 6 2.00 Grov lARINO'S PENNSYLVANIANS FIDGETY FEET JM 7 2.00 Grov Farewell blues VI 21508 N PAUL IH ITEMAN MY BABY DON'T MEAN MAYBE CO 1441 N CHINA BOY Co 1945 Ga i n Aunt Hagar's blues/i 'm comin' Va. De 2145 CLAR CHICK 1EBB N Felix the cat CO 14780 Gain HEEBIE J EES I BR 6898 FESS WILLIAMS My pet Vi 21389 Gain STOMP BR 3532 N Gypsy CO 50095 Gain VARIETY _ TEDDY WILSON SAILIN' STOMP BR 7781 N Papa de pa da OK 8215 Dean BENNY CARTER IhawkINs) Coal cart blues OK 8245 Dean SleepAlow freight VO 5399 N BUD FREEMAN Fidgety feet ST 5408 Dean 14 N SWINOIW WITHOUT MEZZ CMS 5 horn I,N0».4, That Creole banc OK 8350 9.00 FOR SALE I NEW copies OF jat; Information , VOL . 9, 10, 18, 18, 20, 21, 23, 31, 32, 34, 35, Parkway »tw Vo 1220 Kapl A ) . 1 FOR DISPOSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 MRST FOUR LETTERS OF COLLECTOR'S NAME A MR. FREDDIE BLUES 12370 F+TRA Henr FOR ADDRESS, SEE PAGE 2. t ORIENTAL MAN 40023 G TRA Dean PRICE IF FOR SALE; VALUE IF FOR SHARKEY BONANO TRADE; MINIMUM BID IF FOR AUCTIONf^^k. IG BOY BLUE 3450 E AUC method of disposition: "sal , G AUC for sale at price indicated; "tra**, for trade; "auc% at auction. closing date forbids fiddle July 20, 1 1943; "t-a, for Lucy long/second trade or auction; "t-s™ for Lucy long/Second fiddle sale or trade; b sta" for sale, trade or auction. Beat me oaddy eight to bar condition of recordin-new; e-ex cellent ; v-v ery . good ; Five o'clock whistle/Dearest G-gooo; F-fair; P-poor. 1 Catalog number of"i Henry Brown blues I j LABEL OF RECORD Downfall of nebucadnezzar Construction Crescendo in drums/vitt-^a-£ay 5062 E T-A Cult — henr paradiddle/pickin the cabbage 5467 N T-A Cult Fifteen minute intermission 5644 E T-A Cult YOU EVER 3704 e+-sal 1.50 burn • I OWE YOU/HAVE Blues in night/says who 6422 G T-A Cult " sal i .25 burn e Farewell blues/mc^d indigo 15457 G T-A • Cult " g sal 1.00 burn CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS pleas in* paul 10235 e auc osqo Brush stomp/Get 'em ag. Swing out/Feelin' 10702 e auc osgo mm ALLEN-HAWKINS south ramp.bl/The skunk^" chip Galveston gal VOQE Tear it down Mahogany hall stomp VO 3055 F AUC 1.00 BURN " " F(REV.G) BOR^J The eel/Home cookin' 6743 E t-a my sweet/l can't believe VO 3308 N AUC 3.00 BURN The eel/^ome cookin* 35680 N STA Them their eyes/Sweethearts on Vo 3337 E+AUC 2.50 BURN I 'M GONNA STOMP Mr. HENRY BR 38046 N SAL 2.00 WEST muskrat ramble OK 8330 G T- RAAB COOKS 1 DREAMLAND ORCH Pinc k i nq of the zulus OK 8396 F+TRA The one I love GE 5360 G T-A Keyhole blues OK 8496 E TRA > P| NC COTTON PICKERS Ship the gutter/knee drops OK 8631 V T-. Kapl hot lips/State st. blues 2292 V T-A Cult cornet chop suey CO 36154 N T-^A RAAB mtlenberq joys/jf you had 2937 G T-S .75 CLAR oriental strut CO 36155 N T-, RAAB No parking/St. Louis gal 4440 G T-S Davi Heather bird/Monday date CO 36375 N T-j RAAB No parking/st. Louis gal 4440 V T-6 .50 Clar Fi reworks/Best end OK 41078 E TRA WALL Skip the gutter (skip) OK 41 157 V TRA Dean SO SOON THIS MORNING BLUES N SAL 1.50 WEST The peanut vendor OK 41478 G SAL .75 West WORRIED ANYHOW BLUES 12202 N SAL 1.00 WEST N BLUES AIN'T NOTH I ' ELSE BUT 12212 N SAL I .00 WEST little things in life 1 .00 Stur I AIN'T GOT NOBODY 12334 N SAL 1.50 WEST LONESOME ROAD Vi 21098 V SAL .50 STEl The love nest/Till we meet Oe 2825 N T-S SAL Stei WITHOUT YOU/BONQUET OF MEMORIES Vl 21374 V .50 Jazz me blues^o you ever think OE 3040 N T-S St. Louis blues (Eo lang) Vi 21714 G sal .50 Stei H PUTNEY DASDRIDOE l can't give you anything but Vi 21798 G sal .50 STEI DOUBLE TROUBLE VO 3082 G AUC .75 Burn Ain't mjsbehavin' Vi 22068 G sal .50 Stei Sing, baby sinq Vo 3304 F AUC After you've qone/St. James Inf.vi 22299 E sal .75 Stei H DIXIE JA77, BAND MAKIN' FRIENDS CHALL 999 G TRA. ROLL) Henr DIXIE SYNCOPATORS BAD FOR YOUR SOUL/FOR JUST BR 4536 N T-A FEED! 1.50 BURN H JOHNNY DODDS Wild man/melancholy BR 3567 V+TRA KAPL todolin blues HRS 23 E AUC OSGO joe turner blues Br 3997 E T-A HEIN Jazz me blues HRS 25 E AUC OSGO DORSEY BROTHERS RlVERBOAT SHUFFLE UHCA 29-30 E AUC OSGO ST. LOUIS BL/MILEN8ERG JOYS DE 119 N T-A — DAVJ jazz ue blues VO 3014 V TRA PlNC Heckle & jibe/Annie's cousin fan de 1 17 N sal Davi In a mist/wrinqin' & twistin' OK 3150 N T— 1.00 Stup Have a little faith Pe 15265 g+t-a i.OO Stur Deep down south VI 25370 E TRA GROV congratulat ions/open fireplace pe 15269 v t-a -—cult OL MAN RIVEr/HA-OA-QA CO 35666 V T- Haven't changed thing/k ill-lee DEAR OLD SOUTHLAND/ 1 3 N T—A 2.00 SHER klnda lonesome/room with view FIRST T I ME I "SAW YOU Vl 25593 N T-A RAAB Marie/Sono of India Ebb tide/Great to meet a friend vi 25664 N sal Davi Marchita/Never smile again RINKA TINKA UAN/l DANCE ALONE Vl 25820 N SAL DAVI blue skies/at the ballet AZURE/(T,D0RSEY, I HADN'T ANY0Ne)V| 25848 V+-T-A 1.25 STUR DUKE ELLINGTON deed | do/Ori g. Jelly roll blue6 vi 26113 Q t-s 1.50 Clar lou i i a na 1/8" ch i Sr V t-a — Dean s ( edge p 4110 — SOBBIN* BLUES/I CRIED Vl 26116 N TRA STUR Harmony i n harlem Br 8044 F(rev.E) — BURN i let a song go out of BR 8108 E AUC 1.50 BURN " " G AUC 1.25 BURN a blue8 serenade BR 8221 N AUC 2.00 Burn sol i tude Vl 24755 N T—A — RAAB rockin' in rhythm VI 26310 E T-A RAAB KING All I'm after Vi 24477 v t-. Cult 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Jet blac Hot finqers/Oee Buffalo blues west coast rag Playing the oozen Pi tchin' boogie WEST END BL/TIGHT LIKE THAT Qh 15714 i SATISFIED Bl I FEEL LIKE A FEATHER VQ 3146 I craze-ol06y Stock i no . feet/black snake moan Para 12407 i Tiger rag/Panama Jesus is coming soon/I'm gonna Co [4391 Beale St. drag/southern jac sal 2". 50 West WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE BR 4712 I JEHN GOU1KETTE RIFFb/FeeLIN' BLUE OK 8770 I sumoay/i 'd rather be the GIRL 20273 V t—a — Cult Sunday/i 'O RATHER be the girl 20273 G t-s .90 Clar two tone st h0061er sweetheart 20471 Q t~s 1.75 Clar ' i u qonna meet my sweety now 20675 G t-s\ 1.50 Clar who'll chop your suey Changes Coin' away blues King porter One o'clock jump/Don't be that v Blue rhythm fantasy Ok 5627 I angels sing/Sent for you Mutiny in the parlor vi 25263 I LADY'S IN LOV-e/SHOW YOUR LINE you sweetheart/Drummer man Call Co 35324 i Jersey bounce M.-j.BPivwTjtAi'miyrnn7!wf 12" {several discs) G.BENTLEYI how long OK 86(2 G AUC STEI GRAPPELLY-RKISM/VRin R. Douglas t somebody said ok 4O80I F AUC STEl Found a new baby/Lime house bl. De S. Ellisi NOBODY BUT YOU OK 41289 STEI SONNY GREER « MEMPHIS MEN L.Slinni Atlanta blues Co 14421 Stei Beggars blues/ auc I .75 Burn E. waters, must be love Co 2232 Stei auc I .00 Burn E.Ml LLER t NONE OF tV||S JELLYROLL OK 41280 F AUC STEI RORBY HACKETT R.Evanbi Blue eyed baby Co 2338 E AUC Stei True confess i on/i 've hitched my De 1654 e t-s .75 Clar Clarence Williams novelty 4 OK 8645 N AUC STEI HAJfWAY HOUSE ORCH. MAPLE LEAR RAG. CO 476 G TRA • Dean HONKY T0T4K TR • Somebody to love/»hen I 'm blue Co 263 N sal Oavi Love dreams/Tell me who Co !542 N SAL - Davi Just pretending/Ididn't have you Co 1959 N sa. - Davi Loveless lov • RAAB St. Louis blues < RAAB CHICAOo/pJETCHA 'S ORE' M De 661 N t-a Davi Stardust/all RIGHT VoE 5123 N T-A RAAB Swinging in harlem Vo 3336 E(rev.f) — Burn Uproar shout VO 3545 E AUC 1.00 BURN G auc .75 Burn High society/Sizzling the blues Br 4iei n t- F'LETC HER HENDERSiiN SUGAR F00T*6T0UP ( LOUIE J CO 395 F T-6 .50 HURN what/cha/call/em BLUES CO 395 N SAL 2.00 WEST — Osoo Chant Henderson stoup Co 817 N SAL 2.00 WEST — OSGO One of these oays (Louie) 8A 1457 Z T-A Hein SUQAR FOOT/CLARINET MARMALADE 2513 6 AUC CO VOCE MISS HANNAH/WAY I FEEL TODAY BB 10232 N T-S — Davi SLUMMING ON PARK AVENUE VO 3485 N AUC 1.25 Burn Some sweet day/Cherry vi 21730 v auc — Cult FIDGETY FEET Br 3521 G TRA Dean I WANT A LITTLE GIRL Vl 23000 V TRA — Qrov Staupeoe/Qreat ceasar VO 3534 E+T-A Stur 1 1.00 AIN'T I WOOD TO YOU/PLAIN 0 RT Vt 38097 V T-A — Cult R06E room/Back in your Vo 351 1 E+AUC 1.00 Burn Sleepy time qal De 3613 N T-6 1.00 HURN — Raab Chris & sang/All goo's chillun vo 3641 N T-* 1 .00 Stur GULF COAST BLUES Co 3951 E T-S .50 HURN Free lovc/3issonance Br 7551 E sal i. 00 West DO DOODLE OOM/DlCTY SLUES Co 3995 G«-AUC VOGE APOLMiCS/SeNDIN' the vipers Vi 25019 E 6AL 75 WEST Old slack joe's blue6 CA 9033 G AUC VOQE Old fashioned love/25 a. calumet Vi 25202 E sal I. 00 WEST house of dayio He 12216 F+AUC OSQO Blues in disguise vi 25636 E sal l, 00 WEST Tell ue dreamy eyej/Shanqhai Pe 14338 E T-A Hein illlli l ll lilll l llll ll Lt down hearted slues/qulf coast 1LV0 14636 G AUC Davi Royal garden blues/if you bee uebs 10067—n t-6 2. 00 Clar STRUTTER6 DRAO/l DON'T CARE 8L vo 14828 G AUC Dav t royal garden blues/if you 8ee ue8b 10087 n t-a —— Davi Sugar foot 6tomp/what-cha blues Co 35668 N T-A Cult Royal qaboen blues/if you see mebb 10087 £+*uc Cole Basin street blues/Blues for BN 7 2.00 She r doodle do do s doping vou Mississippi here . am JUBT TOQ SOON H RS 1 1 E AUC Osoo Flany doodle/Pianoloqy vo 3501 E AUC 1.50 Burn Old roLK» at home (louie Rosetta/Qlao rag doll BR 10555 ti T-A Davi WINDY CITY STOMP KRS 15 E auc - (Several) DEE T-A RAA8 SH I Ift-WwtHtlU -BABBLE UHCA 23 E AUC 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 .1KLLY ROLL MORTON (Continued from j>recttding column) my kinda love/On with dance vi 21944. E auc stei Winin boy blues/Oh didn't he BB 10429 N t-b 2.00 Clar Yellow dog blues/Wang wanq vi 21971 G auc Stei DOCTOR JAZZ VI 20415 N TRA HENR won'cha/Hush of the night vt 22071 v auc Stei bashful baby vi 22074 E auc Stei Snub's blues/Swampland De 8636 N SAL .75 BURN True blue lou Vi 22089 N auc Stei " " F SAI .50' BURN sweetheart we need/you're in Vi 22101 N auc Stei SONG OF THE BLUES V| 22147 N AUC STEI HOT WATER BLUES BB 7938 N T-5 From now on/You've made me Vt 22158 N auc Stei K.c. shuffleAAZ0 ° Vl 20485 V T-S I'D LIKE TO BE A GYP6Y V| 22252 E AUC STEI Mot on stomp/blue guitar VI 20955 G T-S Keep your undershirt on vi 22267 N auc Stei • — Kansas city break/low down bl. Vl 21693 Q T-S Sing sonq girl/Fall in l.(tea) Ba 32074 V auc Stei That to do blues Vl 22793 E T-« MOi ST) CITY BLOT F1L0WER8 MAMA'S GONE GOODBYE/NEW 19233 G T-S .75 CLAR TlQER RAG/DEEP 2ND ST. BLUES BR 2804 N 6TA ONE hour/Lola BB 10037 N TRA Fifty second street Vo 3509 E auc 1.00 Burn TAILSPIN BLUES/NEVER HAD REASON BB 10209 N TRA Exactly like you Raab Clarinet marmalade VI 20647 G T-S .50 Clar Countin the blues/Jelly bean uhca 83-84 N t-a 1.50 Sher Shaq/i found a. hew baby 24150 E sal 1.00 WEST See see rider/Jealous hearted uhca 85-86 N t-a 1.50 Sher bo-wevil blues/Last minute para 12080 G t-a Cult • Bugle: call blues Ge. 4967 V AUC - COLE blues/army camp Para 12284 G t-a Cult • Explaining Panama/Tiger raq Ge 4968 G auc - Cole Trust-no man/Oown in basement Para 12395 G t-a Cult Weary blues/wolverine blues ge 5102 Q tra henr Tin roof blues ge 5105 g*t-a —— Dean Davenport blues/Deli rium 20778 G T-S .75 CLAR mtlenberq joys ge 5217 g auc - Cole Davenport blues/Delirium 20778 G T-A Dean London blues/uao Ge 5221 G auc • COLE Sugar t-a — Dean (MANY ON OK AND Ge) TRA • Kapl — SEW ORIGANS * A NT) FT* FTH S cold PE 14600 v • Gatemouth Co 608 F+TRA pinc hangover/Tain't t-a i dynam i te/h -q i odle-d i dole PE 14639 V T-A he i n perdido gt. Co G 8TA - Dean hurricane PE I47I7 E AUC • OSQO Hangover PA THE 36419 G T-A Dean five foot two 463 E T-6 .50 H URN Davenport blues 20778 E T-6 I .00 HURN Sugar/make uy cot where the 21056 G T-S .75 Clar OR IG. STACK 0'LEE/T)0»N HEARTED Ve 7070 G SAL .50 Stei i surrender dear/touboy Bao habits/New st. Louis blues OK 40755 G SAL .50 Stei Love is here to stay Always and alwayi BtUIN' THE BLUES/CLAR 1 NET MA RU OK 40777 G SAL .50 Stei 1 M SOMEDAY SWEETHEART/CHRISTINE OK 40819 G SAL .50 Stei 1 NOBOOY/SlQH 40861 CALL OF THE FREAKS AIN'T GOT & CRY OK G SAL .50 Stei HOT OUT 40888 ROOM RENT 8LUE6 LIPS/GRIND OK G SAL .50 STEI EN 1 ALE BLUES/SOUEBOOY '6 >RONQ OK 41059 G SAL .50 Stei ST I NQAREE BLUES/SHAKE IT ORIG. CHINESE BL/PRICKLY HEAT OK 41 163 G SAL .50 STEI Superstitious blues. WABASH BLUE 3/1 EN NESS EE Vl 21864 N SAL .95 STEI SHINE/DOIN' YOU GOOD Vl 21912 Z .75 STEI A oooo man is hard to find 6AL Rich man poor man/Jailhouse now Vi 22010 E sal .75 Stei C0PENHAGEn/6eALE ST. BLUES Vl 22303 E SAL .75 Stei Span i sm oream - Dean Smiles/g ive it to me Vl 23032 V SAL .75 Stei Freshman hop (2 copie5) - DEAN sobbin' blues/cream puff Vo 4686 N SAL 1.50 BURN Deep elm/Moon is or inning 504 V AUC STEI Any old time/Back bay shuffle BB 7759 G T-A CuLT PECKIN' 'In A SENTIMENTAL MOOD VAR 556 G AUC Stei frenesl/aoios uarequito linda Vl 26542 E T-A CULT if i could be with you (tea) BA 0747 V AUC STEI Grabs shack'/qoin' to heaven CO 2886 N AUC Stei sobbin blue3/l0k& lost mamma OLE mammy /DANC I NO IN MOONLIGHT CO 2901 V AUC STEI Sleepy head/night on desert CO 2929 a AUC STEI red wj ng (rto river valley got a warm spot/freckle face Co 2931 G AUC Stei zoow/spreadin' knowledge Vo 3342 N AUC STEI FLOCK 0 BLUES/i 'M QLA. BrE 02207 N tra GROV Couldn't be had/One step ahead Br 7751 N AUC Stei FLVCK 0 BLUEs/l 'M glad brE 02207 N TRA • Kapl Song of islands/Jiu town blues Br 7764 N AUC stei Shime-sha-wabble DE 18093 E AUC Osgo GOT t5/SWEET AND HOT Pe 15431 a AUC STEI The HE'S LAST WORD VI 20245 V T-6 1.50 CLAR Oklahoma stomp VO 1449 E AUC first me t mary VI 20394 V AUC STEI Deed i do/ (Coon Sanders) VI 20408 V AUC STEI He's the last word VI 20425 E AUC STEI you're the one for ue VI 20461 E AUC STEI DOWNHEARTED BLUES Co 3844 F T-6 .50 Hurn memphis blues/waitin' for katie VI 21 184 G AUC Stei OH DADDY SLUES £0 3888 F T-6 .50 HURN sorrows Sweet sue/Singapore VI 21437 V AUC Stei Nobody's blues/My man blues CO 14098 G T-A Cult Buy duy/Dne bweet show 21743 AUC stei girl VI V GOLDEN RULE BLUES/DESERT BLUES Co 14123 a T-A —i— Cult SENTIMENTAL BABy/CAHE THE DAWM 2 1827 Vl a AUC stei Baby ooll/hag been blues Co 14147 a AUC — VOQE Sally of my dreams Vl 21657 Q AUC STEI BABY DOLL/HA& BEEN BLUES CO 14147 s T-* Cult Futuristic rhythm/Sit and talk VI 21858 E AUC STEI Livin' huuble/qit on board CD 14183 G T-A Cult Louise/-*!!* cherie" Vl 21941 N AUC STEI Empty bed blues, pts. i & 2 CO 14312 T T-6 1.50 Clar L«ajise/*ma chewje* Vl 21941 G T-e 1.50 Clar Empty bed blues, pts. i a 2 CO 14312 V T-A Cult (Cmtmtii nut colmm) wild about thinq/Qot 0 ve me Co 14427 Q T-A Cult 11 I A i . 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5^V (Canti mted from preceeding' column \ down south blues/kind lovin 3961 G AUC VOCE Ol man river/Hake believe VI 21218 V t-a Cult | niqht blue6 3966 G T-A Raab All Lonely melooy/Ramona Vi 21214 G t-6 1.25 Cult Nobody knows the way I feel 14058 E SAL 1.50 «EST Dolly dimples/Coquette Vi 21301 G auc Cult alley rat blues 14104 G t-a Raab My pet/i 'm afraid of you VI 21369 G T-S 1.50 CLAR Onery blues 141 17 G AUC VOGE YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE OF Ue/QO I VI 21398 G T-6 .90 CLAR Onery blues 141 17 G THk RAAB Louisiana/Dixie dawn VI 21438 V T-6 1.75 CLAR VoaE Look where the sun done gone 14138 G AUC — Sweet sue Tor no reason at Co 35667 N T-6 2.50 CLAR (many victors) Vl E+sal J5-I Chaii DARKTOWN ST RUTTERS 6ALL/S|GH1N OK 4767 F T—s .50 Clar ALEC WILDER OCTET Concerning etchings Br 8307 N sal 1.00 8urn Railroad jazz blues/wolq 's UHCA She'll be seven in m Br 8461 N sal 1.50 Burn N(i"CHip)- Burn Voice of the southland FLARE^CE WILLIAMS SWALLER-TAIL coat VO 2516 E auc 1.50 BURN UlXING .THE BLUES OK 4893 N TRA HENR SHAKE THAT THING/GET I OK 8267 G TRA Wall LIVIN* higm/just WAIT OK 827? V TRA VaLL Cast away/Pickin' on OK 40330 V tra Wall Spanish shawlAinah OK 40541 N SAL .75 BEST FOOTIE WILLIAMS ECHOES OF HARLEM LlNDBERGE Annie Laurie/Blue skies vo u i ch i gan water blues Ea&y to love/Nice work if you vo if i had you/fou brought i uiu BLUES Loved one/St. louis blues ROOSEVELT STfKE8 BOOT THAT THING/44 BLUES OK 8702 N BAL I .00 WEST L mehouse blues/royal garden BL.COM lOf N SAL I .00 VEST N WEST TEN & FOUR BL. /ROOSEVELT 'S BL. OK 8776 SAL 1.00 Crazy quilt Br 3332 N 6AL 1.00 WEST Susie GE 5454 V TRA, -- - PiNC EE BABY BLUES WYNN'S OITBUCKET FIVE .JACK TEAGAROEN CRYING MY BLUES AWAY JUNK MAN 7652 N 6TA — OAVI THE BLUES 8216 N T-A 1.50 STUR CLAUDE THORSH ILL ar.issuFs vantf.d 0 SOLE M I o/TRUMERE Ok 6124 N 6al 1.00 Burn i will pay 6tty each for the follow i hq in excellent or KTUNKIE TRdMBAUKR very sood condition! 'ay down yonder/Clarinet maru. vo 4412 N AUC 5.00 BURN jelly roll morton 'AY DOWN YONOER/ClAR I NET HARM. VO 44)2 N T-A OAVI shreveport BB 7710 onderful/^ayor alabau Br 7663 £>T-A I .50 STUR new orleans bump BB 7757 -j ' I'm coming VA. Sing i THE BL BP 7703 N auc 5.00 Burn Beale St. blues BB 10252 Sinqin' the blues/Clarinet warm ok 40772 G T-e Oavi Cannon ball blues fefi 10254 slngin' the blues (red) ok 40772 F+T-6 I .00 Hurn Fat FRANCIS BB 10257 rjverboat shuffle ok 40822 V TRA —- KAPL A. . COLEMAN, .25 LIBERTY STREET, MONTPELtCR, Vermont. blue river/cradle in caroline ok 40879 E TRA KAPL l1la/0ur bungalow of dreams ok 41019 F T-5 I .00- HURN lila/our bungalow of dreams ok 41019 N 6AL 1.50 WEST FOR SALE I $4.50 COLUMBIA HOT TRUMPETS ALBUM Stringing the blues/Black 4 bl Co 914 N sta Oavi A 81 DCS and Album IN DE RUFF (b,G.)(BL.6; DE 18168 N T-6 1.25 HURN NEW CONDITION H S "*— DOIN THINQ6 VI 21561 N TRA HENR LOU I E-6 I X-tfUSQSY-COOT 1 C—M 0 C 0 L —C L A y T 0 BEATIN* THE DOG/ktCKIN' THE CAT OK 40853 E T-S DAVI ALLEN-SM I TH uuq of ale/Cheese & crackers OK 40897 G t-s Davi John hurn, f$00 Sutter street, SENSATION/BUUE ROOM (BL.4) OK 41 144 V T-6 1.00 HURN San Francisco, California. Every has dog 8205 F+T-A DEAN FOR TRADE Devil dance/* 8206 N SAL 3.00 "EST 1. LILL'S HOT SHOTSi Vo. 1037, VG-€XI 2. SAMMY BRO*N (LOFTON)i QE 6337 Qj lenox ave. blues [solo VI 20357 V TRA Grov 3. LEVEE SERENADERSi VO. 1 1 54 Ex. Sweet savannah sue Vi 22108 E TRA HENR lookin' good but feelin' bad Vl 38086 N 6AL t.50 VEST WANTED — till trade or buy: Melrose Qennetj Dodos on Paramound and vocal ioni Oliver (Most 24Q00, 25000 victors) Vi E+6al J5up Cham on Morton Gennett 5590, 55I5| Many Armstrong Accomp. WASHINGTONIANS Okj on oki and a few others. Hop head/St. Louis toodle-o CO 953 i Cult Martin Alexander, 655 »est |77Th Street, new York, n.y. Dinah/Sweet man CO 487 G T— • Cult r '6 • AU I BL'J i rm i ngham bertha CO 1837 V T-A CULT Quality amplifier, prefer io Thoro*rson i'Tru-4;"id£lity" No man's mamma CO .141 16 G SAL • Davi Others considered. State price first letter, heebie/Jeebies/Everybooy' mess CO 1 4153 G T-A • Cult jack Chamberlain, Hinsdale, new York. Organ grinder/%est endslues CO 14365 N SAL 1.00 VEST HEEBIE jlsfi^E^B^UES s T l'Al'L WHITEMAN 4 6 ? Until I bear from tba Agriculture Depu-t.Qt ro- Out of town gal copies) I 1505 Q+T-a DEAN (2 ll gardlo. mj Idea for a coney-tearing tree, Uu aubacrlptlon Co tbla publication .111 be tl.Sl Twilight/Counting stars alone i 1993 G t-a Cult i ? per jear. ,.,.„ After you've gone - 2098 E TRA DEAN MARy/CMANGCS 21 103 G T-6 .25 Clar Mary /Changes 21 103 G auc Cult (Continued next column) 12 — , when some of his Idols such as OLD HUTCH Bessie, Clara, or Trlxie, would be playing theatres in cities within range, Hutch would close up shop and go off to hear them in person, and the next day we And the Blues could always depend upon a com- plete report of the performance. And the Original Rib Joint At his insistence, I heard my first blues singer in the flesh, Ma Ralney, in the nearby city of Montgomery, Alabama. My last visit to Hutch's was in the fall of 1924. I was leaving to go off to school and I told Hutch about my pians, in- cluding the fact that I was tak- ing a small phonograph with me. He pondered over trie matter for lui "Tom a few minutes and then went to his record piles and got a pack- age together of c ho ice items have been familiar music to me for as long as 1 can The blues (Bessie's Gulf Coast, Ma Rain- Of the many characters I have run across, associat- remember. ey's Moonshine Blues, Ida Cox's ed with the blues the most un- ings we listened for hours to Grave Yard Dream Blues and Ram- forgettable was Harvey Hutchin- the blues. Hutch catered mostly part Street Blues among them son. " Hutch" was the first to the e*vening trade and during and gave them to me. He told me serious patron of the blues art the day he prepared his deli- that if I were going to Massa- that I ever encountered. As a cacies and played his blues. chusetts I'd better take these kid in Alabama I heard the blues He bought all blues records. with me and that those folks up as soon as I heard amy music, He had standing orders with there didn't know anything about blues sung by field hands in Paramount, Gennett, Columbia, good music. I took them along town on Saturdays, blues sung by Black Swan; they would arrive and later was to have fellows chain gang road workers, blues direct by mail. A piano-playing from all over the school drop by sung by itinerant guitar-playing crony of mine, John Love-tt (who my room to hear "those records" troubadours who followed county incidentally first interested they hj|d heard about. fairs and carnivals and (around Teddy Wilson In Jazz) worked Hutch died before I got back 1920) the recorded blues of after school in the Past Office to Alabama again, and I never Mamie Smith floating out of and informed me when a consign- had the chance to tell hien of windows and doors of bawdy ment arrived, whereupon off we the success I had, spreading his Joints. Enjoyable as the music •went to help Hutch audition the gospel in Massachusetts. was, both of itself and for the new master works • The boxes I went back to Alabama plann- fact that one had to dig It having been opened, Hutch would ing'to get_Hutch's record' col- clandestinely, I never thought look around for silence, and lection; I knew his was as com- of it seriously or that there when It was complete he would plete as a blues collection was any merit in It. Parental start his machine. From then on could possibly be; moreover he taboo and the places in which 1 he brooked no extraneous sounds took the best of care of his heard it had led me to no other save the slow popping of the records and had many duplicates; conclusion; but than I met Hutch. fire or the soft clank of his his was the answer to a collec- Harvey Hutchinson was a short big^ spoon stirring his Brunswick tor's prayer. I could see Gor- fat black man in his fiftys,— Stew pot. don Gullickson's eyes green and sober, quiet and extremely good Between numbers Hutch would glittering as he looked over my natured, the latter trait which make a few sober, and as I think haul and made rapid mathematical he tried to hide with poorly back, well chosen commentaries calculations and Nesuhl Ertegun feigned irascibility. He had on the tunes, accompaniments and practically drooling over the been a dining car chef for many singers; one I remember .parti- original Rainey's. I had decid- years and whether his bulk got cularly w&s on the occasion of ed to have an auction of the too much for the cubby hols' our first playing of two records duplicates and buy a place In kitchens of diners or whether he by an unknown singer by the name the country and retire. had Just never been able to de- of Bessie Smith. Hutch played But on my return to Hutch's velope the tyranlcal personality one record and said nothing. He old stand I found a county that seems to be part of oelng a played the second and still no health center desecrating the good chef or whether he J us t comment. He merely went to the spot ; after questioning res i- wanted more time to listen to machine and played both records dents, I found that his widow the blues I never knew. How- over again. I c ould wai t no was living some twenty miles away ever, he built a small one-story longer for the oracle, so I hes- and I set out to see her. frame building, opened a barbe- itatingly queried "She's pretty She let me In hesitantly, and cue emporium, and settled down good huh?" Hutch turned and In I hetd to chat for some time with to a career of turning out the his slow deep voice said "Pretty her before the atmosphere seemed world's best barbecue. good? Son, that woman's a right to. broach the Important Hutch prepared barbecue not songstress'! • matter. When finally I did in- to be confused with roast pork After all the records had quire of the records, she re- cooked over charcoal grates on been played Hutch would then plied "That Junk,--I throwed electrically-rotated spits. He spend about a half an hour In that stuff all away when I had a large open hearth with a serious discussion of some phase cleaned out the store; I never wire grill over It and his place of blues* One day he would tell see so many records, and not a was always hazy with redolent us how they started. Another church song among them." I hickory smoke from slow smolder- day he would explain their staggered to my feet, bid her ing logs and- pungent spicy significance.. And always he In- good day, and came back home. smells which assailed your nose sisted on their Importance. I am sure I have never been and set your salivary glands Finally he would stop suddenly the same since, and I am sure agog as Hutch lovingly basted as though he had overrun his that every time she threw an great Joints of meat with a dish time and brusquely tell us to arm full of "that Junk" Into the mop dipped In a savery sauce. go home before our mothers came alley old Hutch turned over in In those charming surround- out looking for us. On days his grave. 13 c H JI. MOLLIS VICTOR D. FERGUSON 5581 S.F.. Ash St., Portland (15) Ore . 13 Keene Street, Staneham (80) Vass. HENRY ALLEN louis armstrong Pleasing paul/Should be you BB 10235 N out bucket OK 8261 5.00 armstrong lou is Oriental strut OK 0299 5.00 body and soul OK 41468 V Heebie jeebies OK 8300 5.00 five bucktown georgia grind OK 8318 5.00 Steady rill blues GE 5419 V oroppin' shucks OK 8357 5.00 someday sweetheart/mobile 5405 blues GE V King of the zulus OK 8396 5.00 cook's dreamland orchestra irish black bottom so thi s is venice GE 5360 V Gully low blues OK 8474 6.00 elgar's creole orchestra Keyhole blues OK 8496 5.00 BR 3404 Hi qmtmare 'Brotherly love E potato head blues OK 8503 5.00 friars society orchestra Got no blues OK 8551 5.00 4966 fi Farewell blues/Oriental Qe Struttin' with some BAR OK 8566 6.00 eccentr i GE G 5009 Ski p the gutter OK 8631 6.00 RICHARD M. JONES (Piano SOLO) Two DEUCES OK 8641 5.00 12th street rag/jazzin babies blues Ge 5174 E muggles OK 8703 6.00 morton jelly roll Sweet savannah sue OK 8717 5.00 Someday Vl 20405 6weetheart/0riginal Jelly E i'm a ding dong daddy OK 41422 4.C0 Black bottom stomp/The chant Vl 20221 N Star dust OK 41530 4.00 Georgia swing/mournful blues BB 8515 N Shoe shiners orag/Boogaboo BB 7725 E allen/hawkins RED NICHOLS AND FIVE PENNIES Dark clouds ME: 12853 3.00 (Many brunswicks) Shadows on the swanee PE 15802 2.50 new orleans rhythm kings Clarinet marmalade/^r. Jelly loro GE 5220 G CHU BERRY'S STOHPY STEVEDORES mao/london blues GE 5221 E EBB TIDE VAR 657 3.00 WOLVERINE BLUES/ffEARY BLUES GE 5102 G king oliver's creole jazz band willy bryant i ppermouth/^eather bird rag d GE 5132 V The shiek Vl 25038 1.75 Chimes blues/froggie Moore GE 5135 G bessie smith benny carter Emptybed blues. Parts I & I.I VO 03286 N BLUE LOU OK 41567 3.00 FRANK IE TRUM8AUER (any Eng. Fr. Decca or Parl.) Riverboat shuffle/Ostrich walk OK 40205 G the wash i ngtqn ians JOHNNY DODDS The mooch/take it easy CA 9032 V 3R 3567 8.00 the wolverines lazy daddy/sensation Ge 5542 V BENNY GOODMAN fats waller Co 2907 5.IX) (amny v i ctors ) jimmie yancey yancey stomp/state street special VI 26589 N IN THE PARLOR VI 25263 2.75 Five o'clock blues/tell 'em about me V| 26590 N slow and easy blues/bellow blues Vl 26591 N KING OLIVER Chimes blues GE 5135 8.00 TEDDY WILSON Sun showers BR 7917 I .75 bucktown five Chicago blues/budoy's habits COLEMAN HAWKINS charleston chasers SORROW 658 5.00 Sugar foot strut 1260 Tiger rag 35513 5.00 lovin' you the way i do 2309 consolati on 6407 5.00 CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS Lullaby 2007 5.00 I FOUND A NEW BABY ERSKINE TATE'S VENOOME ORCHlj FRA billie holiday Stomp off VO 3593 1.50 BENNY GOODMAN TEXAS TEA PARTY (ALL MY WANTS SHOULD BE IN VERY—<300D—COND I T I ON—PLUS TO LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS COMWANO THE PRICES OFFERED. PRICES DECREASE AS CONDITION TELL M^/PRETTY BABY BR 4938 OF THE RECORD DECREASES.) MIFF MOLE & MOLERS Crazy rhythm OK 41098 WILD oat JOE OK 41232 N B & W No. I MOAN I ' low OK 41273 presenting Navy blues OK 41371 JELLY ROLL MORTON f SOLOS) GE 5289, 5515, 5590 ART HODES at the JELLY ROLL MORTON'S RED HOT PEPPERS Snowy M ( Most victors, 38000 or 23000) Four or Fi JOHNNY MILLER'S NEW ORLEANS BOYS Panama/D I ppermouth Co 1546 KING OLIVER'S CREOLE BAND i QE 5134, 5184, 3076 Price $1.25, p!ui RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: B R 20091, Al low 20092, 20107, 1 225, |28l, 6035, 6198, 6346, 6461, 7460. Shi THE WOLVERINES Oh baby/Copenhagen qe 5453 erdoat shuffle/susie ge 5454 royal garden blues/l nefp some pettin qe 22062 14 . i ¥3 Wy Advertisers whose addresses are not shown elsewhere AVER harry E. Avery, 21 16 Mitchell Street, Oakland (i) California. BELL Elliston H. Bell, 46 Curtis Street, pigeon Cove, Massachusetts. BURL Berney Burleson, 1 15 West Chestnut Street, Johnson City, Tennessee. 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VA 2 ©ClA 5 1287M X large extent we had to ^New,prleans Recollections , make our "own amusements, it occurs to me tha\rnany of them should be called just gatherings rather OBSERVATIONS ON than parties, because of their almost complete informality. OLD-TIME Probably part ies were plentiful all over the country, but I NEW ORLEANS NITE-LIFE doubt if most of them had that "c ity-that-care-f orgot" spirit - about them that they had in New Orleans. Folks felt free to take a friend or two with them if they cared to. "Come along One and bring the crowd" might have night in 1907, I was on my way home from a visit been ^Sretna, just across the river from New Orleans. As usual the invitation, and at times it seemed as crossed on the late Jackson Ave. if the crowd ferry about midnight, which took it into their heads and parties and social gatherings went without any brought me to the New Orleans invitation; as were just about as typical. Cer- far as I recall everyone always side iti time to catch an owl car tainly there were many of them. got a hearty runni ng' uptown on the Tchoupit- welcome, although it must have given oulas Street line. At that time some of the The elite good housewives a riding on the Tchoupitoulas line social calendar of jolt when we formal trooped in. Although the was an adventure in rough rid- affairs, balls and spirit parties, started, I of informal ity ing, that line having about the believe, with was strong, cer- Twelfth tain customs were oldest and most dilapidated cars Night about the beginn- rigorously ob- ing of the year, served. For instance, in town; similar cars were used and continued the young until 1 men never could be on the Dryades and Peters Ave. the Carnival season, cul- prevailed up- minating with on to remove their lines, and maybe one or two Mardi Gras, but coats, even the informal parties we're held in the warmest weather. When it others, but I believe that when any is remembered they had outlived their useful- time all the year round. that in the early While the days there were ness elsewhere, they put them on elaborate affairs, no light suits the Tchoupitoulas fine. The especially during the Carnival, such as are almost universally worn today, motorman on that run was a big doubtless would interest tour- it can be imagined what husky Irishman, strong as an ox; ists more, the parties of the discomfort the men endured at he told me that he preferred plain folk have quite a place in times. It seems hard to be- lieve that style of car which had the my memory, and many a pleasant that in the early days in New old fashioned hand brakes, to hour passed at those hospitable Orleans there were no palm those with that new improvement, get-togethers. beaches, cool cloths, Dixje weaves, tropical worsteds, cheap the air brakes, and I was told that he broke brake chains with Now that the war is on, with seersuckers or similar suits, regularity. The conductor was a gas rationing and other restric- except linens. There were some linen talkative man, sometimes very tions, the opportunities for suits, usually worn by the more mature careless, —at times when he col- getting away from home to spend men, quite often the older Frenchmen. The usual lected a fare he' would mistake the evenings out are fewer, and sum- mer suit was the bell cord for the register I am wondering if f ol ks wonjt get slightly lighter in cord, and just signal the motor- together more and have pleasant weight, and was half lined, so man to go ahead, instead of times at home, such as we used you can guess they weren't any too ringing up the fare; present day to have in New Orleans. Of cool. But the young blades improvements have been a great course, modern young folks will positively refused to remove aid to such careless conductors. always have more chances for di- their coats in the presence of On that late trip there were version than' we had; they'have the ladies. Men's shirts in generally very few passengers talking motion pictures in those days had detached collars besides myself, and long before natural colors, phonographs a couple, of inches high a/id well we reached my neighborhood, near playing every variety of hot, starched; if dancing was expect- popular and classical music, ed some of the boys would carry Audubon Park, I was often the radios that bring in every kind extra collars and replace them lone passenger. The night I mention, we were bouncing along, of listening entertainment, and as they w i 1 ted down. television only waiting and I was half asleep, when we for the came to a stop in the middle of war to end to come into general At every gathering there was use. In the early sure to be music: everyone ex^r a block. I . roused myself, 1900' s we had pected it, and persons could looked around, and asked "What's none of these. Motion pictures who sing or play the piano would up? What are we stopping for?" were just a novelty, —short be exhorted to bring "We're going to the party," said scenic films (very flickery), their music. With several persons, the conductor, "Come on along." usually shown, at variety or carrying music, and usually a supply at Well, we had stopped right in vaudeville shows; phonographs the host's house, there would front of a house where a party were a high class toy, found always be plenty of singing and was in full swing; there was mostly in amusement arcades and playing. A great deal of the music in the air, and the folks operated with coins; there was- 1 time were singing and laughing and n't even a h int of the radio, someone would be at the having with wireless "telegraphy piano, and if songs were being a fine time. As I was in the played the crowd would stand be- pretty tired and didn't know the experimental stage. With such a limited hind the player, and music (or celebrities, I declined the in- outlook for passing a reasonable facsimile vitation, but told the conductor time, it is easy to understand thereof) and motorman to go ahead and en- that pleasure loving people, who would fill the air. I believe that .this home singing popular- joy themselves and forget me; so also loved music, would get to- gether with great ized many a song in New Orleans; while I dozed in the car, they frequency and the music stores "plug" partook of the pleasures of the enjoy themselves, singing a would party, returning with a generous great deal, dancing some, and them to their customers, and the helping of refreshment for me. indulging inconsiderable light customers would spread them around tpwn. The songs that Jelly Roll Morton was always en- and airy conversation. be- thusiastic about came popular were melodious with the parades in As I recall those past days, New a popular appeal, and could be Orleans, but I believe that or rather evenings, when to a sung by the many rather than by 3 — ) . G the few, as seems to be the case than for s ing ing. that will set the country sing- all kinds, today. There were I I have heard a little discus- ing. am firmly convinced that ballads, coon songs, waltz songs, sion lately as to whether war if such a song is written, it comic aryj novelty songs, semi- Conditions may not be instru- will be a simple, direct appeal classical and classical songs, mental in bringing back a re- song, that can be sung by the and" we Sang them all with gusto. vival of home singing, and also masses If anyone is cu.rious as to what inspire-some of the modern song Among the piano players at they were or what they were like, writers .to compose songs that almost any party were those just let him pick up any good can be sung by the general whose natural ability made sheet fol io of SONGS OF TEE GAY NINETIES. public. Of course the future is music unnecessary. They could play and he will find many— of them. ^unpredictable, but as I think it nearly any number if they They were new then, -we didn't over, I have-'my doubts. It could could hear only about half of t he ' 1 i go forty years into the past for happen, I sfuppose, if people me ody , pi ay ng t he ot her 1 most of the songs for the crowd were absolutely forced to remair ha f by f a k i ng , g uess i ng , im- to sing; of course there were at home for their entertainment provision and composing. .This some exceptions; like songs of and amusement, but I can't see group had a great deal to do Stephen Foster, but for the most how that will happen, particu- with the development of piano part the songs we sang at our larly in any good sized -city.. jazz. They could play any kind gatherings were up to date. They Also the composers and writers of music, high class or lov;, and were written by such writers as .of today are writing their songs obliged the crowd with whatever Harry Von Tilzer, Albert Von» on a more or less classical it wanted. In the early days, Tilzer, Cobb and Edwards, Jerome plane, and they would have to however., the rags were very and Schwartz, George M. Cohan, write their songs down to the popular, and blues were kept in Kerry Mills, Madden and Morse, public's singing tastes and the background; blues were con- and many others, including some abilities, which would probably sidered trash and disreputable, good local writers. When a offend their art and dignity. but as the years went by the crowd gets together today and As long as the present purveyors blues strains were interpolated indulges in community singing, a of popular music can sell their here and there. In a later year, " I remember hearing great number of those same old output of 1 isten i ng" mus ic to someone ask, songs are sure to be sung. To- the publ ic, that is t-he kind "Did you hear about ? He day's popular songs do not lend they will continue to publish. got pinched the other night for themselves so well to group or Of course there will be'excep- playing If you Don't Like the home singing; perhaps it is be- tions, but like the old time Way I ¥alk*'*zta party." This number was published cause I don't "get" arou-nd much jazz music, the old time song later under the any more"', but I almost .never styles have been largely sup- name of Mama's Baby Boy by Clarence Will iams hear a modern popular song sung planted by the modern forms. I and Armand all the way through, except by presume that every professional Piron, if my memory serves me. professional singers. It seems composer, along with a few hun- I remember one of this group of that, for the rank and file of dred thousand amateurs, is natural players who was always the public, today's songs are straining to compose the song of happy to oblige with his playing popular for listening rather the' People 's Revol ut i on, one {Continued page 16) SPECIAL AUCTION J. O'BYRNE DeWITT FIFTY-ONE WARREN STREET ROXBURY MASS. AUCTION CLOSES AUGUST 26th, 1943 FLETCHER HENDERSON ( LOU I E lORDs/COPENHAGEN VO 14926 VQ FLETCHER HENDERSON Livery Stable blues/p.D.Q. blues Co 1002 N FLETCHER HENDERSON sugarfoot stomp/what/cha blues CO 395 G DIXIE STOMPERS black maria/baltimore Ha 526 G BENNY GOODMAN rappin' it up/Melancholy Baby VI 25880 N EARL HINES Rosetta/Cavernism BR 6541 F— LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS i can't give you/( e±j- 1 ngt0n1 jubilee stomp) Vo 15710 E LOUIS ARMSTRONG Just a gigolo/shine OK 41486 VG LOUIS ARMSTRONG Little Joe/i *u in the market for you VO 3301 VG CHKOLATE DANDIES Paducah/Four or five times OK 8627 VG BENNY CARTER Plymouth Rock^elancholy Lullaby OK 4984 N BENNY CARTER AUOUQ MY SOUVENIRS Ft ?h FRY OK 5458 N DUKE ELLINGTON Washington WabblE/^harleu River quiver VI 21284 G JOHNNY HODGES Pyramid/lost in meditation OK 4242 N JOHNNY HOOGES Empty Ballroom bluesAou walked Vo 4213 N JUNGLE BAND Jungle Jamboree/black & blue 8R 4492 VG COLEMAN HAWKINS Rocky comfort/Passin' it around OK 6284 N MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS Milenberg Joys/Shim-me-sha wabble VI 2161 I F-G JEAN QOLDKETTE Clementine VI 20994 G C<> 8383 82 83 82 8883 82 8383 8288 82 8383 8383888388888888888^ 6^8383888383838383838388888883888383838883888383838883888388^ 1 WANTED 1 2 A |F1BST FOUR LETTERS OF COLLECTOR barney b1gard * [FOR AO SEE PAGE 2. f stompy jones/caravan OK 3809 • BELL • 3 Er CE OFFERED FOR RECORD. Charlie the chulo/Lull at dawn BB 10981 ' BELL jimmy blythe 2 [CATALOG NUMBER OF RECOR (any vocalion or paramount) $4-10 DEND [LABEL OF RECORD 1 weary way blues (owls) Vo I 135 5.00 STEA hot stuff (owls) VO I 136 5.00 STEA -71 (washboaro wizards) VO II 80 Oriental man 5.00 STEA (both) VO 7.50 KAPL 1 2 3 4 Alley rat/Sweet papa (new) VO 1181 10.00 VANS HENRY ALLEN sharkey bqnaho 1.50 DEND Patrol wagon slues VI 23006 3.00 Dend mudhole blues Vo 3353 high society CO 35678 KUTZ S 1 NG 1 NO PRETTY SONGS V 1 23389 4.00 Oend BRADFORD SUGAR HILL FUNCTION (NEW) VI 38140 2.00 Oend PERRY ALBERT AMMONS LUCY LONG/l A(.N*T GONNA PLAY WlNT BOOGIE WOOGIE STOMp/BOOGIE WOOGIE BLBN 2 ^ HENRY BROWN rodgeas) i Dend St, Louis slues SA 12002 gUCH (Any with ike crazy/monday struggle(e PETE BROWN Bass gone SA 1 2000 2.00 Kutz OCEAN MOTION/TEMPO Dl JUMP DE 181 18 BELL BOOGIE WOOQIE/MECCA FLAT (e) SA 1 200 2.00 KUTZ BUTTERBEANS & SUSIE ST. LOUIS BLUES (c) SA 1 2002 2.00 Kutz LOUIS ARMSTRONG HE LIKES I T SLOW (ex) 8355 7.50 Dend Georgia grind OK 8318 6.50 Oend He likes IT SLOW 8355 WATE Droppin' shucks OK 8357 6.50 Oend CAB CALLOWAY I DON'T HAVE A GHOST OF A CHANCE 5687 Cox FA r MA & SKINNY PA OK 8376 6.50 Oend BLANCHE CALLOWAY King of the zulus OK 8396 6,50 Oend BIG SUTTER & EGG MAN OK 8423 5,50 Dend LOVESI CK BLUES 8279 7.50 DEND JAZZ LIPS OK 8436 5.00 Dend HOAGY CARMICHAEL Irish black bottom OK 8447 7.50 Dend WASHBOARD BLUES Vl 35877 COX WILD MAN BLUES (E) OK 8474 6.00 Oend Bessie couldn't help it (new) vi 22864 • AVER THAT'S WHEN; I'LL COME BACK (VG) OK 8519 5.00 Dend ROCKIN' CHAIR (NEW) Vl 38139- Aver Once in a while OK 8566 5.00 DEND BENNY CARTER WEST END SLUES OK 8697 Among my souvenirs OK 5458 • Burl Memories of you pfTc ALL OF ME 8B 10962 • Burl CASA lqma orchestra 1 SURRENDER dear pR | c IRISH BLACK BOTTOM OK 8447 10.00 STEA Memori e:s of you — PRIC chicago footwarmers Got "jo blues Vo or ok 3204 Kutz BIG BUTTER & EGG MAN/SUNSET CAFE OK 6423 3.00 Thie brown bottom bess ( vg ) ok 8613 5.00 DEND Melancholy blues/keyhole OK 8496 3.00 Thie My baby/Oriental man (vg) ok 8548 KAPL Skip the gutter/knee drops OK 8631 3.00 Thie My girl/Sweep 'EM UP (VG) OK 8792 KAPL ALi-IGATOR CRAWL (NEW) OK 8242 Camp BROWN BOTTOM 8ESS (VG) OK 8613 KAPL IRISH BLACK BOTTOM OK 8447 WlNT CHICAGO LOOPERS Sweet little papa OK 8379 WlNT Clori nda 14910 Aver KING OF THE ZULUS/LONESOME BLUES Any WlNT CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS WEARY BLUES Changes/Found a new baby (new) UHCA 7-8 1.50 Burn OK 8519 W 1 NT ' TWO OEUCES OK 8641 WlNT •ve found/There ll be some changes br 4001 3.00 Thie St. James infirmary AN\ WlNT CHOCOLATE' DANDIES BESSIE COULDN'T HELP IT OK 8774 WlNT De blues/bugle call rag Co 36008 — BELL YOU'RE DRIVING ME CRAZY OK 41478 WlNT buddy christian (ex) LAZY RIVER OK 41541 ' WlNT SO. RAMPART STREET Pe OR PAT 2.50 DENL LILLIE delk christian 1 CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE OK 6669 WlNT LOVIE AUSTIN Sweethearts on paraoe (ex) 8650 3.50 Deno {Any Paramount) PARA |2-8 Oend BABY (EX) 8660 3.50 Dend VIOLA BARTLETTE LARRY CLINTON Tennessee blues (VG) Para 12322 1,00 Dend LlMEHOUSE BLUES Co 26523 DOX SUNDAY MORNING EDDIE CONDON BLUES (VG) PARA 12369 1 .50 Oend That's a serious thing (ex or new) 6EALE STREET WASHBOARD BAND bb (0168 I .00 Ed el Forty and tight (VG) Vo 1403 5.00 Dend ANN COOK sidney bechet MAMA COOKIE'S BLUES Vl Dend limeh0j3e blues Cox COOKIE'S G I NGER5NAPS High fever (Almost any; State dispositions) • SHER ok 8369 5.oo Dend bix be ioerbecke MESSIN* AROUND OK 8390 5.00 Dend • COON-SANDERS (Any titles, any labels) PR I C AFTER YOU ' VE GONE • deep down south 23018 • WATE CO 22342 Cox BUNNY BERIGAN IDA COX little bit later on (new) VO 3224 2.00 DEND (Any with ladnier or Johnny Dodds) Dend charles creath i can't get started Vi 25728 COX (Any Okeh; G) i cried for you Dend ( Almost any titleb) Changes V, 26244 WATE B I HQ CROSBY THE • In a mist Vl 26123 Hass WHEN BLUE OF THE NIGHT- 6226 • Ridl TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS mahogany hall stomp Vl 25622 HASS 6480 R I DL JIMMY BERtRAND YOU'VE GOT ME CRYING AGAIN 6515 RfDL Little bits (vg) VO 1035 2.50 Dend JULIA DAVIS 47th stomp St. (vg) 1060 2.00 DEND PARA 12245 1.00 Dend i 'm goin' huntin' 1099 6.00 Dend DIXIELAND THUMPERS Blues stampede 1 100 4.00 Oend Weary way blues Para 12525 12.50 Dend isabella 1280 1.00 Dend sock that thing para 12594 8.50 oend chu berry Weary way blues Para 12525 5.00 STEA (Any records featuring chu berry) PRIC sock that thing PARA 12594 5.00 STEA Ebb tide/Secret love 657 3.25 BUCH dixie jug blowers Sitting in/46 west 52 516 Buch MEMPHIS SHAKE (new) Vl 20415 2.00 DEND INDIANA 587 WATE HEN PARTY Vi 20649 2.00 Dend s i I a A 1 2 3 4 niflflF RHVTHM KINGS (OUKE ELLINGTON RECORDS WANTED BY GRANVILLE V. HURLEY) The chant BR 7BI5 5.00 Dend CO NT I NUEO MX IE WASHBOARD BAND I'M SO IN LOVE »l TH YOU OR 2528 BOODLE AM (EX) BA 1731 1.00 Deno Black beauty CA 8352 JOHNNY DODOS what can a poor fellow do/black and tab OK 40955 Oh daddy PARA 12471 10.00 Oend Chicago stomp down OK 8675 LOVELESS LOVE PARA 12433 10.00 Oend Take it easy/Jubilee stomp OK 41013 - Para 12494 Oend Yellow dog blues/Ti shomi ngo BR 6802 Weary blues Vo 15632 40.00 Oend Take it easy/black beauty BR 6803 W ldman (26) /Melancholy (28) Br 3567 5.00 Oend The mooche BR 6812 After yoS've gone (241 & 24) 8r 3568 5.00 Oend hot and bothered/The mooche OK 8623 St. Louis blues (new) Br 3585 3.00 Dend Jungle jamboree/Snake hip dance OK 8720 Weary blues vo 15632 15.00 Stea Lazy DUKE OK 8760 Oh daddy Para 12471 4.00 Stea Blues of the Vagabond/Syncopated shuffle OK 8746 [9th Street Para 12483 5.00 Stea Black beauty/Swampy river OK 8436 Para 12494 5.00 Stea Tiger rag ( i 4 2) BR 6510 new St, Louis blues br 3585 5.00 Stea Paducah/Harlem Flat blues BR 68O0 W 1 LD MAN BLUES Br 3567 KUTZ Doin' the voom vodm/Rent party blues BR 6807 INDIGO STOMP (TRIO) BB 10238 MASS Jungle jamboree/black ano blue BR 6809 GOOSER DANCE B8 10240 Hass Jolly wog/jazz convulsions BR 6810 MY LITTLE ISABEL 8B 10241 Hass When you're smiling/Sweet mama BR 4760 MELANCHOLY BLUES Br 3567 Stro Maori /admiration BR 6812 Oh lizzie Br 3585 Kapl Accordion Joe/Double check stomp Br 6346 WEARY BLUES VO 1 5632 40.00 Kapl Wall street wail/cotton club stomp BR 6813 tommy dorsey Dreamy blues Br 6682 you must have been a beautiful sabyvl 26066 - Cox runni n * wild BR 4952 Everybody's doing it vi 25821 • • Cox Home again blues/wang wang blues Br 6003 yearning, just for you vl 25815 - Cox goin' to town OK 8675 - I 'VE GOT A NOTE Vl 25236 Cox Oklahoma stomp VO 1449 1 STOMPIN AT THE STADIUM An - Cox i can't give you anything but love Vl 38008 (any recordings) • pric High life/Saturday night function Vl 38036 can't cheat a cheater ok 41422 • WATE japanese dream/vlarlemani Vi 38045 • that's a plenty v i 25363 VanB Freeze and melt/mississippi moan Co 1813 IF THE MAN IN THE M00NWERE(CLAM.7) Vl 25676 • Cox Beggar's blues/Saturday night function Co 2833 • MILKMAN'S MAT | NEC (CLAM.7) Vl 25568 Cox MlSSlSSIPPl/SWANEE SHUFFLES Vl 38089 Midnight Choo-choo leaves (Clam. 7) vi 25821 • • Cox The duke steps out/haunted nights Vl 38092 - YOU MUST HAVE BEEN 8EAUT I . ( CLAM.7) Vl 26066 Cox March of the hoodlums/Breakfast dance Vi 38115 Rhythm in nursery rhymes (Clam. 7) vi 25201 • COX Sweet dreams of love/Sweet jazz 0' mine Vl 38143 NO PLACE LIKE YOUR ARMS — hittin* the bottleahat lindy hop Vl 23016 Musi c, maestro, please vi 25866 You're lucky to me^euories of you Vi 23017 louis oumaine Sweet chariot/Iuood indigo OK 8840 Red onion drag (new) vi 20580 1.50 Dend Blue again Vl 22603 PRETTY AUDREY (new) Vl 20723 1.50 OEND Creole rhapsody ( 1 & 2) Vi 36049 ARIZONA ORANES Blue tune BR 6288 (any record) — Swampy river/Fast and furious BR 6355 ROY ELDRID3E Jazz cocktail BR 6404 Florida stomp Vo Eerie moan/Any time, any oay, anywhere BR 6467 DUKE ELLINGTON Blackbirds meoley(i & 2) BR 6510 lIMEHOUSE BLUES Vl 22743 Cox I can't give you anything but love/Porgy BR 6517 BOY MEETS HORN BR 8306 WATE I MUST HAVE THAT MAn/BABY BR 6518 Ring dem bells/Old man blues OK 41468 3.00 THIE. OlQA DIGA DO BR 6519 CONCERTO FOR COOTIE Vl 26598 80EC Raisin* the rent/Happy as the day is long BR 6571 IN A MELLOTONE Vl 26788 BOEC Rude i nterlude/uallas doin's Vl 24431 A PORTRAIT OF BERT WILLIAMS Vl 26644 BOEC i. met my waterloo Vl 24622 Jack the bear Vl 26536 BOEC Troubled waters/My old flame VI 24651 KO-KO VI 26577 BOEC Sumpin' about rhythm/Saddest tale BR 7310 All too soon Vl 27247 BOEC isn't love the strangest thing/no greater BR 7625 BOY MEETS HORN Co 36123 BOEC Clarinet lament/Echoes of harlem BR 7650 TooTin' thru the roof CO 35310 BOEC it was a sad night in harlem/Shoe shine boy BR 7710 Cavavan Co 36120 BOEC Trumpet in spades/Yearn i ng for love BR 7752 SOPHISTICATED LA0Y Co 35556 BOEC Exposition swing BR 8213 Stepping into swing Tt DUKE ELLINGTON RECORDS WANTED BY GRANVILLE W. HURLEY, society/new black and BR 8063 Nighty 1945 Vermont Avenue, N.W., Washington, D..C. like the blues/buffet flat BR 8231 Jig walk/Alabama bound Please forgive me/Prologue to black & tan BR 8256 PORTRAIT OF THE L On/SOMETH | 8R 8365 IF YOU CAN'T HOLD THAT HUH/YOU'VE GOT THOSE Ge 3291 NG TO LIVE FOR animal crackers/ lll* farina ge 3342 Doin* the voom voom/i'm checkin' out go'om byeCo 35208 80u.1cin' 3u0yancy/a lonely coed co 35240 Rainy Day bu 1 1437 Little posey/Lady Parlor social stomp/Georgia grind pe 104 in blue CO 35291 I NEVEfl FELT THIS WAY BEFORE/lfEELY Trombone blues/i 'm gonna hang around my sugar Pe 14514 CO 35353 MOOD INDIGO/SOLITUDE buqle call rag/sweet mama ha 577 CO 35427 YOU, YOU DARLIN'/SO FAR, SO GOOD 26537 Stack o'lee blues Ha 601 VI fWPROVISATIONS IN ELL INGTON I East St. Louis toodle-o/Jubilee stomp Ca 8162 LOW COTTON/VONTMARTRE HRS 1003 Take it easy - ca 8183 FlNNESSE/l KNOW THAT YOU KNOW Easy St. Louis Toodle-o/^op head Co 953 HRS 1004 OUKE ELLINGTON UNITS l Down in your alley blues Co .1076 barney bigard The creeper/imagination Vo 1077 caravan/stompy jones song of the cotton fielo/new orleans low down vo 1086 3809 Frolic sam^louds in my heart Doin' the frog/Red hot brand vo (153 3813 Black and tan fantasy/soliloquy 8r 3526 Four and one half st./lamenT for a lost love 3820 Jazz a la carte/Demi-tasse jlockin* chair/them there eyes ro 1555 3842 (continued next column) (continueo next page) 8 1 i 2 3 4 {Duke Ellington recoros wanted by granvi_le w. Hurley (Benny Goodman, CONTINUED-) Duke Ellington units, Barney Bl gard, -conti nued) : whhere or when (quartet) VI 25725 1.25 WES All my life (quartet) Vl 25324 1.25 WEB QET IT SOUTHERN STYLE/lF YOU'RE EVER IN vo 3828 Star dust Vl 25720 1 .25 WEB Moonlight fiesta/Sponge cake ano spinach vo 3834 There's, a small hotel VI 25363 1 .25 WEB JOHNNY HODGES Hooray for love Vl 2501 1 .25 Web A SAILBOAT IN THE MOONLIGHT Vo 3773 RESTLESS Vl 25021 i .25 web Mv day/Silvery moon and golden sands vo 3948 You and your love VI 25500 1 .25 WEB LOVE IN SWINGTIME/SWINGIN' IN THE DELL vo 4335 Lullaby in rhythm Vl 25827 1 .25 Web Tires socks/Skunk hollow slues vo 5533 BALLAO in blue Vl 25081 1.25 WEB REX STEWART No OTHERONE Vl 25193 1.25 Web rexatious/lazy man's shuffle vo "3810 Hunk adola VI 25009 1.25 Web San juan hill vo 5610 Russian lullaby VI 26060 1.25 WEB COOTIE WILLIAMS 1 HAD TO DO IT Vl 26082 1.25 Web downtown uproar/Blue reverie Vo 3814 Lou i se Vl 26125 1.25 WEB DIGA DIGA Oo/l CAN'T BELIEVE YOU'RE IN LOVE vo 3818 : Eeny meeny miney mo . V.I> 25195 1.25 WEB 1 1 CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE/WATCH NG vo 3890 Remember BB 10680 1.10 WEB Jubilesta/Pigeons and peppers vo 3922 The glow of love Vl 25316 1.25 Web owingtime in Honolulu/Carnival in Caroline vo 4061 Dear old southland BB 10458 1 . 10 Web 0l 'Man river/a lesson in "c" vo 4086 Japanese sandman BB 10459 1 . 10 Web Ain't the gravy good/boudoir benny Vo 4726 Maj house BB 10461 1.10 WEB Blues a poppin'/black butterfly vo 5618 Can't we be friends BB 10462 i.io web Z IGGY ELMAN it had to be you BB 1 1056 1 . 10 WEB 8UBLI TCHKI BB 0103 - Burl That's a plenty ME 12073 Aver WILL EZELL Tappin' the barrel CO 2856 Aver PlTCHIN' BOOGIE Para 12855 KUTZ Georgia jubilee CO 2907 Aver Hometown skiffle Para 12886 KUTZ As long as 1 LIVE Co 2923 Aver JlM JACKSON'S JAMBOREE VO KUTZ Riff in' the scotch Co 2867 HASS LEM FOWLER Junk man Co 2892 HASS Satisfied blues/Blues mixture CO A 3959 KUTZ Emali ne Co 2907 HASS BUD FREEMAN Texas tea party CO 3167 HASS Sunday/as long as I live DE 2849 Bell China soy (quartet) Vl 25333 HASS The sa i lf i sh/satani c blues De 2781 Bell The blues in my flat (quartet) VI 26044 Hass GEORGIA COTTON PICKERS Avalon (quartet) VI 25644 HASS I2th Street rag HA 1090 2.00 DEND Dinah (quartet) Vl 25398 Hass STOMPIN SAVOY Snag it HA 1 127 2.00 DEND AT THE (QUARTET) Vl 25521 HASS BENNY GOODMAN Liza (quartet) VI 25660 HASS LlMEHOUSE BLUES Any Cox Breakfast feud (sextet) Co 36039 B0EC BA3[N street blues An Cox A smooth one (sextet) CO 36099 BOEC Dixieland band Any Cox STEALING APPLES Co 35362 BOEC it's been so long AN Cox Down south camp meetin' VI 25387 BOEC One o'clock jump PRI c 1 'VE FOUND A NEW BABY Vl 25355 BOEC Keep on coin' Co 2867 RIDL These foolish things remind me Vl 25351 Cox Ol 'pappy/Junk man Co 2892 RlDL Goody-goody Vl 25245 Cox 1 ain't lazy CO 2923 — RlOL GOTHAM STOMPERS Blue moon CO 3003 RlOL My honey's lovin' arms/alababy Va 629 i .00 Thie cokey Co 301 1 RlOL grant and wilson Clouds Co 3015 RlDL have your chill Paha 12317 6.00 DEND l was lucky Co 3018 RlDL mean m i streater Para 12324 6.00 DEND CO 35389 at the greasy spoon Para 12337 6.00 DEND Spring song CO 35319 1.25 WEB LIONEL HAMPTON • Opus local 802 Co 35362 1 .25 WEB Sunny side of the street 25592 ' Cox Somebody stole my gal CO 35916 1.25 WEB the sun will shine tonight 25771 • HASS The blues VI 26144 1.25 WEB Gin for Christmas 26423 HASS 1 -' Alexander's ragtime band i mood V| 25445 1.25 WEB in the for swing 260 1 I HASS Anythi ng for you VI 25350 1.25 WEB Ain't cha/i2th street rag Vl 26362- BELL Bach goes to town Vl 26130 1 .25 Web COLEMAN HAWKINS Basi n street blues VI 25258 1.25 WEB 80dy anp soul 10523 • COX Breakin' in a pair of shoes and • VI 25247 1.25 Web Body soul PR I C Bugle call rag Vl 25467 1.25 WEB EOMQNtA HENDERSON Down south camp meetin' VI 25387 1.25 WEB JELLY-ROLL (VG) PARA 12239 1.50 DEND Estrellita V| 26187 1.25 WEB FLETCHER HENDERSON Feelin' high and happy Vl 25840 1.25 Web HOW COME YOU DO ME (NEw) RE 9739 :3.00 DEND Good bye Vl 25215 1.25 Web LlMEHOUSE BLUES Cox GOOD NIGHT VI 25461 1.25 Web Sensation/Fidgety feet (new) UHCA 21-22 I .25 Burn I'll always be in love with you Vl 25187 1.25 Web New king porter stomp Co 35671 HA33 In a sentimental mood VI 25351 1.25 Web hicks taproom boys Jam session Vl 25497 1.25 WEB LlMEHOUSE BLUES BB Cox GOES A LIFE TO PARTY Vl 25726 1.25 WEB J.C ,H IGQ I N80THAM PLEASt BE KIND Vl 25814 1.25 Web Give me your telephone number OK 8772 3.00 OEND ST. LOUI S Bl jes Vl 25411 1.25 WEB HlGGINBOTHAM BLUES OK 8772 Wate Swing low, sw;et Chariot VI 25492 1.25 WEB WILLIE H1GHT0WER Undecided Vl 26134 1.25 Web BOAR HOB BLUES BLACK PATTI 8045 DEND Dinah (quartet) Vl 25398 1.25 Web BERTHA CHIPPIE HILL RUNNIN' WILD (QUARTET) VI 25529 1.25 WEB (Any with louis, any label) — UP TO 6.00 Dend Melancholy bab> (quartet) Vl 25473 1.25 Web ART HOPES 1 CRIED FOR YOU QUINTET) Vl 26139 1.25 Web Ross Tavern boogie/south side (new) SA 12007 1.25 Burn AFTER YOU'VE GONE TRIO) VI 251 15 1.25 Web ROSS TAVERN BOOGIe/SOUTH SIDE (NE*) SA 12007 2.00 KUTZ All my life (tri o) Vl 25324 1.25 WEB johnny hodges China boy (trio) V| 1.25 WEB Pyramid vo (conti NEXT COLUMN) (Continued next column) 7 e ) 1 ) ) Wanted HHiHHM^H^HIMBiHm^^Hn^^HHHi i 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 (Johnny Hodges, continued) CLARENCE LOFTON 3948 KATE STREAMLINE TRAIN/HAD A DREAM (e) SA 12003 2.00 KUTZ OOOJI WOOJI VO 4849 ..ATE, PlNETOP'S B.W./l DON'T KNOW (e) SA 12009 2.00 KUTZ HODGE PODGE/tfANDERLUST OK 4573 Bell BROWN SKIN GAL Me 61 166 KUTZ Rabbit's jump/Rent party blues OK 5100 Bell VINCENT LOPEZ Savoy strut/Good gal blues OK 5170 Bell NOLA — PRIC MOON R0MANCE/V°UR LOVE OK 5940 BELL LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS 17 N 1 1 1 V 0 Aver THAT'8 THE BLUES/GOOD QUEEN BESS BB Bell 1 'M WALK 1 ' IN CLOVER 15810 DAY DREAM BB 1 1021 BOEC Marianne VO 15833 Aver Good queen bess BB 1 1 117 BOEC THAT'S A PLENTY VO 15784 WATE BILLY HOLLIOAY LI TTLE BY LITTLE Vo 15841 WATE BlLLIE'S BLUES VO 3288, OK 3288 EDEL Can't give you anything but love VO 15710 WATE CLAUDE HOPKINS jimmy LUNCEFORO BR 6916 WATE Blue heaven — PRIC HUDSON—OELANGE ORCH river St. Marie — PRIC i WATE Soph i st cated MA 103 Organ grinder swing De 908 BURL DEWEY JACKSON BABY MACK Capitol blues Vo 1040 Oeno WHAT KIND OF MAN IS THAT (vq) OK 8313 10.00 DEND PRESTON JACKSON WINGY MANONE Harmony blues Para 12400 DEND ROYAL GARDEN BLUES (NEW) OK 41570 2.00 DEND Trombone man 1241 1 Dend WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN BB 10560 HASS BUD JACOBSON DOWNRIGHT DISGUSTEO/FARE THEE. VO 15728 3.00 Thie Can't beli eve/Opus I sans melody Si 103 BELL St. James/Wailing blues Para 12898 3.00 THIE Laughing/Clarinet marmalade Si 106 BELL JAZZ ME BLUES BB 7J98 1 .00 Stso HARRY JAMES JOE MARSALA Got no time BR 8355 Cox THREE O'CLOCK JUMp/ReUNION Genr 3001 BUCH 800-VtfOO BR 8318 Cox WOLVERINE BLUES Va 565 1.25 STRO 1 found a new baby BR 8406 Cox MEZZ MEZZROW Melancholy mood BR 8443 Cox Blues in disguise VI 25636 BURL Br 8366 Cox ROYAL GARDEN 8LUES BB 10087 Burl One o'clock jump BR 8055 Cox RED MCKENZIE Texas chatter Br 8067 Cox DARKTOWN STRUTTER'S BALL CO 36281 HASS Two o'clock jump Br 8337 Cox OZZIE MCPHERSON The mole Co 36599 Cox (Any paramount) Para —— 1.50 Dend Back beat boog i Co 35456 Cox PUNCH MILLER Melancholy baby Co 36434 Cox (any) Any 5.00 Thie Jeffries blues Co 36190 Cox RAY MILLER Dukes misture Co 36339 Cox THAT'S A PLENTY (ex) BR 4224 2.00 DENO Cross country jump Co 35531 Cox MIFF MOLE Yes i ndeeo Co 36246 Cox AFTER YOU'VE GONE (new) OK 41445 AVER Feet dragging blues Co 35227 SHER MOONLIGHT REVELERS JAM SESSION AT VICTOR ALABAMA SHUFFLE (vg) GG 1775 3.00 DEND Honeysuckle rose/blues V 25559 BELL JELLY ROLL MORTON MARGARET JOHNSON SOMEDAY SWEETHEART (NEW) VI 20405 2.50 DEND OK 8185 4.00 DEND THE PEARLS (EX+) Vo 20948 3.00 DEND 8193 2.00 DEND VI 23019 5.00 DEND Chop your suey s OK FICKLE FAY CREEP MARY JOHNSON (ANY VICTOR 23400 SERIES) 25.00 DEND BLACK MAN BLUES BR 7031 2.50 DEND K.C. STOMPS (EX) VI 38010 2.50 Oeno JAMES P. JOHNSON RED HOT PEPPERS (NEw) VI 38055 2.00 DEND Snowy mornin'/All that I had is GONECO 14204 2.00 THIE Try me out VI 381 13 3.00 Dend PETE JOHNSON PONCHATRAIN (NEW) VI 38125 2.00 DEND PETE'S BLUES SA 12010 BUCH Harmony blues (new) VI 38135 3.00 DENO Holler stomp 6N 12 BUCH LITTLE DIXIE HOME VI 38601 2.50 DEND CLtMBIN' AND SCREAM! N '/HOW LONG (e) SA 12004 2.00 KUTZ LONDON BLUES OK 8105 4.50 DEND LET {EM JUMp/PETE'S BLUES (e) SA 12005 2.00 KUTZ (ANY ON VOCALION, AUTOGRAPH) 110-25 DEND BUSS ROBINSON/3 & 0 BLUES (e) SA 12006 2.00 KUTZ Ping porter/pearls VO 1020 Camp SHUFFLE BOOGIE/PETE'S BLUES (e) SA 12010 2.00 KUTZ Deep creek/Red hot pepper VI 38055 Camp (ANY ON SOLO Art) 11.50+ STRO Grandpa's spells/Cannonball (new Vl or BB Camp MAGGIE JONES THE PEARLY/BEALE ST. (NEw) VI or BB Camp SCAGMORE GREEN ( VG OK 8341 3.50 Oeno SHREVEPORT STOMP GE 5590 Kapl MUSHMOUTH SHUFFLE OK 8349 4.00 DEND (ANY SILVERTONE, AUTOGRAPH KAPL Baby o 1 mine OK 8390 5.00 DEND MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS OLIVE KLINE-CLSIE BAKER One hour/hello lola BB 10037 BURL WH 1 SPERI NG HOPE (EX) VI 19873 .60 BURN NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS GENE KRUPA'S CH ICAGOANS Flat foot CO 14337 5.00 DEND Blues of Israel/Three little woros De 181 14 Bell Mixed salad (new) Co 14465 5.00 DENO Last roundup/Jazz me blues DE 181 15 Bell flat foot/Mao dog Co 14337 2.00 THIE 14465 2.00 THIE EDDIE LANG l can't say/Mixed salad Co Prelude (new) OK 40989 AVER NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS Blue guitar OK 871 1 Aver VI 24150 WATE 1 FOUND A NEW BABY BLUE ROOM OK 8818 Aver NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS BR 6254 WATE PlCKIN' 1 NEVER KNEW OK 40422 WATE MEAOE LUX LEWIS qolden leaf/She's crying for me OK 40327 3.00 THIE (c) SA 12003 2.50 KUTZ NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS SA 12004 2.50 KUTZ (E) PERDID0 ST. BLUES ( NEW Co 698 2.50 DEND VIRGINIA LISTON Papa dip CO 735 4.00 Oend RIGHT KEY, WRONG KEYHOLE OK 8173 5.00 DEND FRANK IE NEWTON JIVE BB 10186 HASS Early in the morning OK 8187 4.00 DENO MINOR WHO'S SORRY N0WA°U'RE THE ONE VA 647 1 .00 THIE | ) ) 12 3 4 12 3 4 RED NICHOLS ARTIE SHAW BY >HE SHALIMAR ( NEW lover cqme back JIMMY NOONE rose room (MANY ON VOCAL I ON) Vo 1 .00+ STR0 night mare PR I C RED NQRVO special delivery stomp Vi 26762 B0EC Blues in E flat/bughouse Co 3079 BELL Dr. Livingstone* I presume? Vl 27289 Bote KING OLIVER Room wi th a vi ew Chattanooga stomp {vg) CO 13003 8.00 DEND 0I.1ER SIMEON London blues (new) Co 14003 7.00 Deno Beau koo jack/Smoke house blues BR 7109 3.00 THIE 5134 6.00 Smokehouse blues I 'M GOIN* AWAY (vg) Ge Deno BR 7109 1.25 Stro Alligator hop (vg) Gr 5274 8.00 DEND ART S I VS Jackass slues (new) "0 1014 2.00 OEND SOAPSTICK BLUES OK 8373 2.50 Dend Olga (ex) VI 22681 2.00 Dend BESSIE SMITH Nelson stomp VI 23388 5.00 Deno (almost any new record) West eno blues (new) \t[ 38034 1.50 Dend CLARA SMITH (any 4900 series okeh) OK 10.00 Dend (any w'ith Louis; ex) Co 2.00 Deno (Any 8000 series Okeh) OK 25.00 Dend Alley rat blues (new or ex only) Co 14104 Sher (Any 40000 series Okeh) OK 17.50 DEND ja8b0 smith Snake rag/high society OK 4933 15.00 STEA Decatur st. tutti Br 7078 5.00 StEA Jazzin' babies blues OK 4975 15.00 STEA Sau sha stomp BR 7065 5.00 Stea room rent OK 8148 15.00 STEA Sweet and low blues/Take your BR 7061 3.00 Thie buddy's habits/Tears OK 4O00D 15.00 STEA Little Willie blues/Sleepy Br 7053 3.00 Thie high society/Tears HRS 12 4.00 STEA Boston shuffle/Tanguay blue.s 8R 7101 3.00 Thie riverside blues HK 40034 15.00 STEA mamie smith mabel's dream OK 8235 15.00 STEA K. C. MAN OK 4926 2.00 Oend Canal street/just gone GE 5133 5.00 THIE JABBO SMITH Manoy lee/I'm gonna wear you GE 5134 5.00 Thie Sleepy tiue blues High society OK 4933 10.00 Camp MUG3SY SPAN l£R Room rent blues OK 8148 Camp Jazz baud ball/Livery stable 10518 KUTZ Mabel's dream OK 8235 Camp Big butter and egg man/Eccentric I04T7 KUTZ BUDDY'S habit OK 40000 10.00 Camp Someday sweetheart/Da da strain 10384 BELL Room rent blues OK 8148 KAPL Dippermouth/Wish I could shimmy 10506 Bell. mabel's dream OK 8235 KAPL At the jazz band ball 10518 • Boec Riverside blues Para 20292 KAPL Relaxin' at the T-ouro 10532 BOEC tiny parham (any on Bluebiro) 8URL Dixieland doings vi 381 1 1 1 .00 Deno VICTORIA SPIVEY Steel string blues Vi 23410 2.50 Deno (All v ictors) 38000 2.50 Oend (Any paramount) Para 5.00+ Dend (Many vocal ions) Deno SANTA PECORA STATE STREET RAMBLERS I NEVER KNEW/MAGNOLIA BLUES CO 36159 KUTZ WEARY WAY BLUES GE 6232 10.00 Deno I never knew/Magnolia blues CO 36159 Bell REX STEWART paramount pickers awhile/mobile Linger bay I 1057 Bell salty dog Para 12779 3.50 Deno Sugar hill/Love in my heart 3844 BELL Salty dog PARA I 12779 5.00 STEA Mob LE BAY I 1057 Boec walter pichon Some Saturday I 1258 8oec Y0 Yo/Doggin' THAT THING Vi 38544 2.50 DEND San Juan hill Boec BEN POLLACK Back room romp/Tea (new) 3831 2.50 JACO OEEP ELM Cox Back room romp/Tea (ex) 3831 2.00 JACO QUINTET 0 r HOT CLUB OF FRAXE Back room romp/Tea (vg) 3831 1.50 JACO L I MEHOUSE BLUES cox Stingaree/Baby, ain't (N to VG) 2880 2.00 JACO MA RA1NEY JOE SULLIVAN (Any with tommy laonier) Para !tl-2 Deno LITTLE ROCK GETAWAy/ONYX (new) 33-34 1.25 BURN hellish rag Para 12612 2.00 Dend Little rock getaway/Onyx 600 Kutz red heads Can't give/Oh, lady be good 5496 BELL get a load of this Any — Aver (Any Co or UHCA solo) STRO how come you do me Any — Aver ERSKINE TATE Black mottom stomp Any — Aver STATI C STRUT Vo 1027, VO 15372 15.00 Oend h i —d i dole—o i odle Any — Aver JASPER TAYLOR rco onion jazz babies Stomp time blues Para 12409 12.50 Dend texas moaner 5594 7.50 Deno jack teagardem terrible blues ( new 5607 10.00 DEND Stars fell on Alabama 6993 RIOL Early every morn 5626 7.50 DEND rockin' chair 3051 • Aver Cake walkin' babies 10.00 5627 Oend 8lue river 6741 - Aver RElSMAN'S ORCH hoc i el thomas L I MEHOUSE BLUES (any with Louis Armstrong) IKE RODGERS SIPPIE THOMAS SCREEM the blues (vg) Para 12813 2.50 Oend f 'M A MIGHTY TIGHT WOMAN 38502 3.50 Dend Malt can blues (vg) BR 7086 2.50 DEND I'M A MIGHTY TIGHT WOMAN 38502 4.00 STEA (Any other record) 2.50 Oend TROMBONE RED adrian roll i n i Greasy plate blues CO 14612 2.00 Dend Davenport blues/somebody loves me JOE VENUTI LUIS RUSSELL Dl NAH/V/I LD DOG 41025 (1st, 2n0, and last 3 okehs) OK 3.00 Oeno Wasting my love on you 23018 Sweet mumtaz vo ioio 4.00 Dend Paroon me, pretty baby 41506 Aver Case on down Vo 1579 10.00 Oend Goblin market 41586 Aver you ra5cal you VI 22793 JAMES WADE PEE WEE RUSSELL mobile blues 20295 5.00 Dend Dinah/3aby, won't you please HRS 1000 • BUCH Black bottom Black Patti 8019 OENO horn of plenty/There'll be some HRS 1001 • BUCH i 've found new aaby/everybooy HRS 1002 • BUCH SIPPIE WALLACE (Almost any; state disporitions) Any —— SHER (Any with Armstrong) 9 n ) ) A Wanted i 1 2 FOR SALE OR TRADE TATS WALLER - - New jazz re I eases All un played (PIANO SOLOS, OK, VI, BB ) Titles of reco rds will be sent on TEDDY WEATHERFORD (ANY) request. Can supply any amount of chick webb these records. i ain't got nobody (new) DE 1513 1.00 BURN Dendrino, Wolverine Music Shop, at B. stompin' the savoy ( new OK 3246 I .00 BURN 111 Arcade Bldg Muskegon (11) Michigan nolan welsh . , Bridewell blues (vg) OK 8372 6.00 DEND BRUT: ALB 14 clarence williams IGOO - DUKE ELL INGTOIC 13. OH DADDY OK 4927 1.50 Dend 1001 • RED NICHOLS' FIVE PENNIES 3.75 • 1 1 002 PINETOr Sk i TV (2 RECCROS) ach i n hearted OK 4966 1.50 OENO Old fashioned love OK 4993 2.50 DENO 1004 - CAB CALLOWAY Atlanta slues OK 8090 1.50 DEND 1005 BOOUIE VOQGIE PIANO Graveyard dream OK 8099 1.50 DEND 1006 • JIM IE NOOHE APEX ORCHESTRA 3.75 C FLAT BLUES OK 8107 2.50 DENO JAZZ UAH RECORDS JAZZIN* BABIES BLUES OK 8129 2.50 DEND * 8 • BUNK JOHNSON I. 10 Too late now OK 8154 1.50 DEND 4 9 BUNK JOHNSON 1. 10 Texas moaner (vg) OK 8171 8.00 DENO til JELLY ROLL MORTON ( SOLOS) 1. 10 JELLY ROLL MORTOI. (SOLOS) Everybody loves (ex) OK 8181 5.00 DEND t!2 1. 10 BLACI I. WHITE RECORD Off and on OK 8197 2.00 DENO 1 I ART HODES Snowy p.:orning/4-5 times 1.33 Papa de da OK. 8215 8.50 DEND If Coal cart blues OK 8245 8.00 Oend The following records for trade only. Squeeze me OK 8254 8.00 DEND My wants will be found in the WANTED section. Get i t fixed OK 8267 4.00 DEND LOU AR! STRC G (w HENDEPScr.) LlVIN* HIGH OK 8272 8.00 DENO Copehhagen/Words Vo 1 4926 V Mean blues OK 40006 2.00 DEND bix be 1derbecke & lucky seven Mandy (es) OK 40260 4.00 DEND Goose pimples/royal garden blues • Cake walkin' babies OK 40321 15.00 DEND chicago fcotwarlers Cast awa/ OK 40330 3.00 DENO Brush stomp/Get 'em again OK 8599 N papa de da oa OK 8215 10.00 STEA COOK'S ORLALLAND ORCH.fwiTH G.M.ITCHELL) Texas moaner OK 8171 6.00 STEA Sidewalk blues CCo 862 M Cake walki n babi es OK 40321 Sate Hum and strum/ i got worry CO 1430 N Livin high OK 8272 Kapl STl'KP EVA.. - ( COOTIE WILLIAMS 5 JjHMV BLVTHE P.Stewart ) om blues/never call Para 12240 N G-MEN OK BOEC mary lou williams JONES-Sr.'-ITh lady be good/boogie woogie Vo 3459 E Clean (new) De 1155 .00 Burn will ezell ( solos NIGHT life/drag em (new) UHCA 37-38 .50 Burn West coast rag/b.h. man PARA 12549 G OUKE <- WILSON TEN BLACK8ERR I ES bucket of blook/play i ng the dozen Para 12773 G Seale street blues ai teddy wilson MIFF h.OLE WABBLE/AFTER embracea6le you Any SKIM-ME—SUA YOU'VE GONE NEW ORLEANS RHYTHk KINGS Foolin' myself Co 36207 • Can't Pamala/Tiger rag GE 4968 E help lovin that man Co 361 13 • AL WYNN weary blues/wolverine blues GE 5102 G 1 ' MlLENBERG JOYS/jVARGUER I TE GE 52 7 E CRY I N MY BLUES AWAY VO 12 IR 5.00 DENO RED NICHOLS PARKWAY STOMP Vo 1220 5.00 DENO Dinah/Indiana BR 4373 E SHE 'S ' CRY I N FOR ME VO 1252 5.00 Deno JIMMY YANCEY king oliver Jackass blues/Deep henderscn Vo 1014 V The fives/Jimmy's stuff (e) SA 12008 2.50 KuTZ jabbo smith any label, any record i no group Stardust Little will IE blues/Sleepy time BR 7058 E CLAREI.CE WILLIAI.S ( PIANO SOLOS) i crieo for you . 8604 (any record featuring trumpets Organ grincer 6lues, V; ildflower rag OK N & tenor saxes) PR I C (many YOUNG'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND u.h.c.a. records ) uhca SHER LAX <0272 N JOEL DUROE 5153 Rockland Avenue, Eagle Rock, California. AUCT I ON LOUIS AWSTROMG. WINGY MAHMOHE ' Etf ORLEA'-IS 3H\ 7V ^ INGS Peanut venoor OK 41478 G O'l ARE MY LUCKY STAR VO 3070 E ,'ARGUERITE Gl 5217 G 1 41443 V MIFF MOLE Confess i OK Angry Gi 5219 V BAND OK 40758 G some of these days OK 41298 G ALEXANDER'S RAG TIME I OA STRAIN Gl 5106 G bucktown five TRUTTERS' BALL CECIL SCOTT steady roll blues JELLY ROLL MORTON LA WD , LAWD IN A CORNER V JOHNNY POOPS MR. J EL LORD VI 21064 V AFTER YO'i 'VE GONE Br 3568 G Vl 38b27 Q JACK T^AGARDEN Oh lizzie 3R 3585 V KANSAS CITY STOMPS GE 5218 V 'VE GOT it Ci 2913 V MONK HAZEL BILLY GOAT STOMP "I 20772 V JUNK MAN Bl 7652 V SIZZLING THE BLUES IR 4181 E KING OLIVER STARS FELL On ALABAMA Bl 6993 f PAUL MARES Snake rag GE 5184 G WOLVERINES IZZ ME BLUES Gl I 41575 RE I NCARNAT ON OK V Canal Street BI.UEE 5133 V CLOSING DATE: AUGUST 26th. 10 ,1 DEADLINE -- 15th OF THIS MONTH CE1 OFFERED PR CATALOG NUMBER LABEL o AVAILABLE) SPACES TYPEWRITER (30 CO TITLES • 30. O EC C9 CJZ I o o cc I DEADLINE -- 15th OF THIS MONTH _j o a. o u oz ODC u. I o < Id ft occ 8 cr S u 0.> I- m CM o < Id 9 o. or> a o z a cr o o Id I Charles Love, old time cor- netist, has a band at Magnolia NEW ORLEANS Room, another French Quarter tourist place, but one of the NEWS LETTER girl entertainers shot his pianist two weeks ago. Shots Madison plays his cornet prin- FROM WILLIAM RUSSELL cipally for funerals and parades nowadays. Picou, busy at his Leaving San Francisco, where tinsmith trade, still plays Bunk, Kid Ory, and Mutt Carey clarinet, but usually only in had played unforgettable music, special parades, —a great rarity approached New Orleans this year a,t present. Louis Keppard, with some degree of apprehension brother of the great cornetist, knowing that Bunk, like Louie is is playing his guitar with a worth a whole city-full of musi- band at Frenchman and Villere cians, and this year Bunk was to and, as is the case with many be over a thousand miles away musicians, has a daytime job too. from my favorite city. But a Herb Morand, cornet pupil of few hours after arriving at the Keppard, is still around town South Rampart St. depot, all playing spot jobs. The week I doubts were removed and I real- arrived in New Orleans I heard ized that New Orleans music is Kid Rena play, rather listless- far from dead. I had been told ly, with his orchestra at the that many musicians were gone, Cadillac Cafe. Then last week I GEORGE LEWIS or working in factories and heard that due to paralysis of shipyards, but it seems they the manner of the soft trio sec- the lip he is all through. Let's just can't kill jazz and the tion of a march. Bunk says that hope that Rena (whose lip once joie de vivre down here. when he was playing with the rivaled Armstrong's, according For one thing George Lewis King, Frank Lewis and Brock told td those who knew both) has a got a great band together at the him they'd first heard Careless speedy recovery. Gypsy Tea Room II the first Sund- Love sung by a girl from Carle- Fortunately one of the three day I was here. A six piece af- ton "who had gone wrong"'. But week ends I've spent in New Or- fair, without piano, using Jim down here some say that Edward leans this trip was that of Robinson on- trombone and Kid Clem (cornetist and contemporary Decoration Day when there was Howard on trumpet, this bunch of Bolden) was the creator of more music than usual. On Sat- could really stomp. Last year I the tune. Speaking of Bolden, urday afternoon Ed Moseley in- got rather excited about George after talking with his widow, vited me to ride around with his Lewis, perhaps prematurely, for I'd like to write something of band in real tailgate style as then I'd never really heard him the known facts of his life they stopped at corners to ad- take off as he does this summer. someday and correct some of the vertise their dance that nite. Hearing this ork, composed most- misconceptions for which I'm We didn't run into King Oliver ly of unknowns, play .such pieces partly responsible. nor 01' Whalemouth, nor the as Nilneburg Joys, Don't Go Way Big Eye Louis, in better Eagle Band, but had a lot of fun Nobody health than last year, is still Let's Stay' and Save a nevertheless. The next day I Good Time (Bolden's old midnight at Luthgens, down on the Gen- went down in the country to a tune). Climax Rag, and Just a tilly car line, with something little one lane village in St. Little While to Stay Sere (a of an all-star lineup containing Bernard Parish where Lawrence terrific funeral march) should Louis Oumaine on trumpet, Walter Marrero's band was playing at an convince anyone that New Orleans Deoou, piano, and Ernest Rogers all-day celebration. I never did jazz is in no more danger of ex- on drums. Most of these small learn how to spell or pronounce tinction than the musty odor of neighborhood places employ an the French name of this levee the French Quarter. Lewis' orchestra only on weekends, two town, —all colored except for a brilliant clarinet work even in to four nites a week. Big Eye's white sheriff, —but it was right the trio with which he regularly ork is almost the only one I've close to Chalmette, where Buddy plays should establish him as heard in New Orleans using a Bolden is buried. This appeared the world's hottest. piano. Few halls or beer joints to be a special homecoming and Many old timers are also even own one. However there are they had two orchestras playing still playing fine jazz. Wooden a few solo pianists such as against one another within 50 Joe Nicholas has a four piece Walter Pichon and Joe Robecheaux yards. With Lawrence was a fine ork at Graffagnini 's Beer Parlor Playi.ng at the tourist, —sailor trumpeter called Sambo. No one at Tulane and S. Claiborne where joints along Bourbon Street. (continued page 16) as a part of their regular musi- cal fare they play such New Or- leans classics as Panama, All the Whores Like the Way I Ride, Sigh Society, and Careless Love. Wooden Joe received his name be- cause of his powerful cornet tone and endurance on parades. Judging fromJus playing today, even at the ageyof 60, it is no misnomer. Careless Love, one of the oldest New Orleans blues, dating from Bolden days, re- mains the most popular of all, and New Orleans. bands all seem to have a very special and won- derful way of playing it. They usually start out in a low down original blues. Then after about five minutes of the freest rhapsodizing you hear the sub- left to rioht! qeoroe lewis, clarinet; lawrence marrero, banjoj kld howard, trumpet; Chester Zardis, bass; Eo mosely, drums; Jim Robinson, trombone, dued strains of the Careless "this bunch doesn't look so hot on paper, "bill russell say6,"but let me tell Love theme worked in, much in n you they are equal to any band i ever heard |n person or on records. 11 EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT HOT RECORD VALUES LET'S DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT On April 1st of this year we The preliminary endeavor in sent to fifty collectors of our this enterprise will be that of acquaintance an imaginary auc- setting values on the four or tion list of 60 rare Okeh rec- five thousand records already ords. On this imaginary auction known to hot collectors. three collectors submitted bids The toughest job, and the which took nearly every record. most important, however, will be Their bids were shown in the May that of rating obscure but issue of the Record Changer. worthwhile hot records for wh ich The values in Column "A" were little information is ava-ilable. submitted by William Love of Nashville, those in Column "B" were submitted by William Russell of Pittsburgh, and those in AND THAT'S WHERE YOU Column "C" were submitted by THE READER of George Hoefer Chicago. COME IN All three of these collectors are old timers, known to record We are urging everyone who traders the world over. Three reads this to send to the Record collectors better qualified to Changer a 1 ist of every record set values on hot records prob- you have which is not listed in ably could not be found. Hot Discography, and which you believe might interest the hot # # # col lector. We are happy to announce that I will pass your list on to William Love, William Russell and Mssrs. Love, Russell, and George Hoefer have agreed to lend Hoefer. If your list contains their knowledge of hot music and any record with which they are their experience in record trad- not familiar, you will be noti- ing to this hot record value fied of the fact, and you will project. We believe that the be invited to loan this record publication of their findings to the experts for observation. will take its place beside Such records will also be listed Delauneyfe Hot Discography on the in the Record Changer as Problem bookshelf of every collector in cases, and information on them the country. will be requested. This pub 1 i cat i on will contain In the event you bring to our between five and ten thousand attention a record, hi.therto listings complete with serial unknown and of any jazz signi- titles, master numbers, numbers, ficance whatever, your name will and values. Also included will appear in the final publication be hundreds of items of hot in- in c o nnect ion w ith it. terest not generally known to the collecting world, certainly Look through your records now never set down in one compact and jot down your data in this publ i cat i on. fash i on: Label Serial No. lecordlna (roup Tune t maeter Do. Co 262 Tho eeorglane Everybody levee ay baby ( |»o l»8) /My beat |lrl(/»0/a4) M MU Sloeey Hanry Thakaat cheap ear (102262) /"obo blaoa (102261) VI 2277* Snooks t Meaehle Raablera Sweet toorfla 6rotm( ) /Some other tins ( ) (If yea with yea may jive the Inetruaentat Ion emi year oalnlona aa to the per tonne I.) 12 . . . . Information Wanted ALABAMA SHEIKSi VI 23265. Bill Love , i n 1 ook i ng R.M. JONES: DE 7064. AUSTIN ALLEN! CO 14266. through his old record MARGARET JOHNSON I OK 8506. PINK ANDERSON t CO [4336, 14400. ELIZABETH JOHNSON: OK 8593. catalogs, ha? listed HATTIE BURLESON i BR 7042, 7054. HUTH JOHNSON: PARA 13003, 13060. WALTER BROWN I VI 23314. on this page records KANSAS CITY STOMPERS: BR 7091. SYNCOPATORS: CO 14215,14235,. K.'C. TIN ROOF STOMPERS: BR 7066. BLUE RIBBON with wh ich ha, is not JOSEPHINE BYRDl Co 14349. WILLY KELLY: VI 23299,23416,23320,23286, liar and which BENNETT'S SWAMPLANDERS: CO 14662. fami 23270,23263,38619. PERRY BRADFORD 1 CO I4I4Z. might bear investiga- /KYLE: VI 38625. KINS BRADY'S CLARINET BAND: QENN 6343. tion. KENTUCKY JUG BAND: VO 1564. KINO BECHET TRIOt OK 8096. NOAH LEWIS: VI 27266. Information is re- BURTON-MAPP: Para 131 14. LOVIN' SAM: BR 7208. CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS: VARI 577, 603. quested as to the Mast- GEORGE E. LEE:M£RRITT 2206. DAVID CROSS: BR 7079. er number, instrumen- /MILESl VI 38607, 23306. OLIVER COBB & RHYTHM KINQS.l BR 7107. /MCCOY: Vl 233+3* and personnel COBB'S CORN EATERS: VI 38023. tation, CHARLIE MCFADOEN: VI 23430. /CLIFTON: Vl 38600, 23278. of these records. JULIA MOODY: CO 14087,14103,14121. /CALEY: 23293. ALICE MOORE I PARA 13107. VI If you have any of CAROLINA PEANUT BOYS! VI 23267,23319. MONETTE MOOREl CO 14105. [ CHICKASAW SYNCOPATORSt Co 14301 these records, drop SAM MANNING: CO 141 10. LONNIE COLEMAN: Co 14440. Bill a letter putting LIZZIE MILES: Co 14335, OK 8456. JIM CLARK: VO 1536. down your information RAY MILLER: BR 3132,3676, 3677,3828,3829. HOAGY CARM ICHAELl VI L-I60I9. SARA MARTIN: OK 8412, 8442, 8513. as follows*. CHUBB STEINBURQ ORCH t SEN 3058, OK 40106 SAM MORGAN: Co 14213, 14258, 14351, 14539. BENNY MEROFF: BR 4709. 40107. RECORD I NG GROUP J.C.COBBl VO 1204,1263,1269; PARA 12382. BEN NORS INGLE: BR 7041, 7043. LABEL & SERIAL NOS. DAISY DOUOLAS: CO 14175. J I MM IE NOONEt Vo I58~I9. TUNES /DARBY: VI 2331 I. NAMES OF DAVE NELSON: ANY QRS. TOM OELANEY f Co I408Z, 14122. MASTER NUMBERS OSCAR'S CHICAGO' SWINGERS: DE 7235,7248, PEARL 0ICKS0N:CO 14286. 7265,7201. INSTRUMENTATION DAVENPORT J. IJARR: OK 8284. FRANK PLUITT: VI 23428. CHARLIE DAVIS: VO 15701. Your opinions, PAPA FREDDIE: OK 8422. CARRIE EDWARDS: Co 14652. if any, as to OLLIE ROSS: BR 7045. JACK ERBYt CO 14570. ROBISON'S JACK RABBITS: Vl 38074. personnel PEGGY ENGLISH: VO 15504. RED CAPS ORCH: VI 23382. /FRANKLIN: VI 23310. STERLING RUSSELL: VI 23378. Bill's address is FOWLER'S WASHBOARD WONOERS:CO 14084,1409 RED DEVILS: CO 14586 93O Broadway, Nash- 14101, 14155. ADRIAN ROLL IN I : VO 2672,2673,2675. TROY FERGUSON: Co 14644. ville, Tennessee. SALLY ROBERTS: OK 8485, 8500. : /C.QI8S0N: VI 23255. RUBEN REEVES - VO 15826. Information is also / GIBSON: VI 38572,38577,38590,38612. HARUM SCARUMS:" PARA 13054,13104. GILMORE SISTERS: Vl 23316. invited on other ob- TOMMY SETTLERS: PARA 13120. CORA GARDNER: Co 14659. scure records, parti- VICTORIA SPIVEY: OK 8464,8481; VO 1606, GEORGIA JUMPERS: Co 14620. 1640) BE 7203,7222,7237. cularly on late Qen- GEORGIA BROWNS: Vo 1740. CLARA SMITH: Co 14138,14126,14117,14104, /HILLlVI 38588. nett Electrotfeam 14069,14039,14034,14021,14019,14016, /HART: VI 23273. series 14009, 14006, 14183, 14497, 14553. /HARRIS: Vl 23284 SOUTH MEMPHIS JUG BAND: VO 02585. /HAVEN: VI 23288. TEXAS TOMMY: BR 7044. ROSA HENDERSON: CO 14130,14152; VO 1038. THOMAS' DEVILS: BR 7064. HARMONY HOUNDS: Co 141 19, 1413 I TAYLOR'S DIXIE SERENADERS: Vl 23277. MATT IE HITE: CO 14503. /B.TUCKER: VI 38526. HARLEM STOMPERS: DE 7616. CHARLES TAYLOR: PARA 13121 SLOPPY HENRY: OK 8305,8368. TAYLOR'S WEATHERB IRDSiVI 23309, ALMA HENDERSON: Ok 8489. /J.TOWNSEND: Vl 23322. IILMOUTH H0UDINI: PE 728. EVA TAYLOR: OK 8414,8444,8463. FLETCHER HENDERSON "ALA .B0UND"(MATR.2 1045) THREE BLUES CHASERS: OK 8595. LUCILE HEGOMINt Co 14164. WILSON'S T.O.B.A. BAND: PARA 12408. CLARENCE JONES: OK 8404. WASHBOARD SERENADERS: VI 38127. JAKE JONES: BR .7130. EDITH WILSON: VI 38624. EDITH JOHNSON: PARA 13032. GEORGE WILLIAMS: Co 14148. TOMMY JOHNSON: VI 38535; PARA 13000. JONROE WALKER: Co 14549. /JORDON: Vl 23304. 1ILLIE WALKER: Co 14578. 'JOHNSON'S CRACKERJACKS: Vl 23329. SOCKS WILSON! CO 14669,14675. MAGGIE JONES ! Co 14127.14102,14081, 14070, LEOLA WILSON! Co 14669,14675. 14047. LENA WILSON: Co 14618. JOE JORDAN: Co 14144. SIPP1E WALLACE: Ok 8381, 8439. JACKSON BLUE 80YSI Co 14397. NOLAN WELSH OK 8425. J. C. JOHNSON! CO 14361. SID WILLIAMS VO I569T. BILL JOHNSON'S LOUISIANA JUG BAND: BR 7067. HALF PINT JAXONl VO 1539. / INFORMATION 18 REQUESTED A6 TO THE F I RST MARY JOHNSON: 7305; PARA DE 7014, 7012, 12931, 12996. NAME OF RECORD I NO ARTIST. 13 . . , . J.I. In Exile f by eugene Williams \ A recent issue of 3/1 /41) , and it was JAZZ featured a notable pa rt 1 y c onf i rmed by article by John Steiner Melrose's recollection on "Kansas City Frank". of a date with Johnny John, formerly Chicago and Baby (Down Beat correspondent for J. I., 8/15 /40) did an excellent job of Still another band assembling the essen- record featuring Mel- tial biographical data rose is Shanghai Honey- on Frank Melrose, the moon and Good Fellov f ine Ch icago p ian ist blues by the Kansas who d ied in 1941 City Stompers, on Proof of the increasing in- Brunswick 7091, with Darnell i terest in Melrose's stompy piano Howard ,clar net ; Jimmy Bertrand, playing is the startling jump in drums and xylophone. (Informa- offers for copies of his best tion from Hoefer, Down Beat known record, Jelly Roll Stomp 8/15/40, 9/1/40, 11/1/40.) An- and Pass the Jug (Brunswick other Brunswick, 7066 by the 7062). Other Melrose discs, in- Kansas Ckty Tin Roof Stompers, cluding several unissued sides, Aunt Jemima Stomp and St. Louis are listed in a discography ap- Bound, seemed to this writer (on pended toSteiner's biography. one hearing, some time ago) to The following additions are of be a likely Melrose item. John i nterest Steiner, however, writes that he Jelly Roll Stomp and Pass the played it for Mrs. Melrose, who Jug also appeared on Gennett thought it was not her husband's 5585 under Melrose's own name. work; so the identification is According to Steiner's list, doubtful. These, and other Mel- these were made several years rose items which may s.t i 1 1 turn before the Brunswick versions of up, should be of considerable the same titles. Bill Col burn interest to the many admirers of of San Francisco has a copy of Kansas City Frank. the Gennett, which sounds (to this writer) quite as interest- Because of their rarity, and ing as the Brunswick, but much perhaps because of a thoughtless less steady. lack of interest, —the numerous Melrose also played piano on quartet and washboard band rec- the Rampart Street/Beale Street ords featuring Johnny Dodds have Washboard Band's Forty and Tight never been fully investigated. and Piggly Wiggly, with Johnny Hidden o r a variety of labels and Baby Dodds and Herb Morand under many unusual pseudonyms, trumpet; issued on Vocal ion they remain the most rmportant 14 03, Perfect 196, Romeo 5120, group of discs on which full in- Conqueror 7980. George Hoefer Torrnation has not yet been gath- obtained this personnel from ered. One of the more common Morand (see Eot Box, Down Beat ones, the Piggly Viggly mentioned 14 . above, has only recently become ported so far; which suggests well known to collectors. Many that this may be another Para- re- mount-Gennett-Champi on tie-up I others, as good or better, main obscure. such as occurred with some Cow One very interesting set of Cow Davenport piano solos (see Dodds rarities, which ought to J.I. 6/7/40). be clarified, appears on Gen- If this guess is a good one, nett, Champion and Paramount, the discography of these records Paramount by the Dixie- would read something like this j 12525, land Thumpersi-, Weary Way Blues (disregarding master variations): | Come A Day Weary Way Blues i (855) and There'll has been established as a Para 12525, Gen 6232, Ch 15344 I (856), Dodds and Natty Dominique rec- There '11 Come A Day Ch ord, with a pianist who doesn't Para 12525, , 15344 j Cootie Stomp ! sound much like Jimmy Blythe, and a washboard drummer. (This , Gen 6232, Ch 15399 j disc is not to be confused with with different names for the Paramount 12594 by the Dixieland band on each label. Whether or J_ug_ Thumpers, Oriental Man not this reconstruction is ac- and Sock That Thing cannot be known until the j (20240) curate 1 (-2 0241 )wh ich Bill Love reported seven sides involved and any I (J.I. 1/26/40) as a Dodds-Domi- others which may turn up, have n ique-Blythe item.) been compared. The same two titles, Weary These undoubted Dodds records, Way Blues and There'll Come A by the way, must not be confused Day (without master numbers) with the common Champions by the appear on -Champ i on! 15344 under State Street Ramblers and the name of Blythe's Blue Boys. Blythe's Blue Boys, none of Comparison of the Champion and which appear to have Dodds. The Paramount indicates that they latter, reissued on Decca under are different; but the personnel the name of the Blue Jay Boys, appears to be the same, and the are Pleasure Mad, Endurance differences in performances are Stomp, etc. The State Street such as often occur between two Ramblers feature the remarkable masters made at the same record- New Orleans trombone playing of ing session. Roy Palmer (Sugar Johnny Smith's Love also reported Weary Way sidekick), although the rest of Blues and Cootie Stomp (no the band is inferior. Sic 'Em master numbers), on Gennett 6232 Tige (17627), on Champion 40070, by the State Street Ramblers, in •is an especially good example. J.I. 1/26/40. And Robert Waller The 40,000 series on Champion of San Francisco has just writ- are largely or entirely reissues ten this column about a Champion of earlier Champions or Gen- 15399 of Cootie Stomp by Blythe's netts; but the records mentioned Blue Boys, which he says has in this paragraph are entirely Dodds and Dominique. different from the Dodds items Doing a little guesswork, it which appeared under the same seems likely that Weary Way names Blues and Cootie Stomp, origin- al ly issued as by the State Street Ramblers on Gennett, was The col lectors who were so reissued (from the same or dif- deeply impressed by Bunk John- ferent masters) on Champion un- son's first records can now look der the name of Blythe's Blue forward to more new discs by Boys. No Gennett issue of that grand musician. .Four new There'll Come A Day has been re- records by Bunk and his band is — . (EUGENE WILLIAMS, CONTINUED) George Lewis -on clarinet. Three will be released soon on the new men on the second date are BLOW HOT JAZZ INFORMATION label. Albert Warner, trombone; Chester Bunk made his first records Zardis, bass; and Edgar Mosely, BLOW COLD a year ago when a group of coil- drums. The records were made at lectors (Dave Stuart, Rill Russ- a New Orleans radio station. BY CHARLES EOW. SMITH el 1 , Bill Colburn, Hal Mac- The eight sides, to be re- I was certainly surprised and, Intyre and this writer) went to leased as soon as they can be New Orleans for that purpose. produced under wartime condi- I may say, a trifle pleased, when I read in your interesting These were the records, — issued tions, are: The Thriller Rag, little magazine I was on Stuart's JAZZ MAN label under When I Leave The tiorld Behind, that scheduled to do an article for the co-sponsorship of J. I., Franklin St. Blues ,Veary Blues, your forthcoming issue. Realiz- which I spoke of last month as Big Chief Battle Axe, Blue Bells ing that the name "Rev. 0. comparable to the greatest jazz Goodbye, Sobbin' Blues, and J. Wi 1 lowbeigh"- was a typographical discs of the twenties. Dusty Rag. They will be the error and you really meant that A second recording date was first originals released on the I should dust off old made shortly after the first, J.I. label, which was formerly the type- writer and breathe life into it, when I passed through New Or- used for reissues. Exclusive I iirrned iately got to work on the leans again on my way home from distributors for the new Bunk California. Announcement of the records will be the Commodore thesis SOU MANY ANGELS CAN second date was held up for a Record Company of 415 Lexington STAND ON TBE POINT OF A NEEDLE? Since my colleagues of the year, to avoid interfering with Ave. , New York C ity the sales of those first discs critical fraternity are bound to disagree with me, and a virulent The seven-piece band included (Correction: The last trumpet editorial or so appear in Metro- four holdovers from the first player mentioned in Side B of nome, I suggest that toss date: Bunk on trumpet, Walter the Bunk Johnson talking records you it to the wolves, giving a worn Oecou on piano, Lawrence Marrero (see July issue) is Joe Nicholas, copy of the Okeh Laughing record ^n^b^^^^^a^^^Te^s^n^a^^^ia^ not Nichols) for the first five unprintable letters on the subject. (R.J. CAREW, continued) When Harry dropped in for a With my article Sou to be a friends, but visit, I would get new at a party of his out my Collector (which the Hot Society rags and run over them him; when-he thought that too much for Rag was good enough to publish time was passing without any re- he would immediately sit down at after three zombies) I was play- the piano and play the number freshments', he would 'start fairly on the way to becoming ing The Chimes, which informed after me, —but usually in six an authority. I hadalways wanted he flats, no matter what key the those .who knew him that to be an authority on something something. be in! wouldn't mind eating piece might written and, with Delaunay a few thou- natural player Harry played the other keys, Another very good m sand miles away, this seemed my but said that six flats was was my old friend Harry Farrar, his opening. Ignoring John Ham- drop around to my favorite key. About Harry who used to 1916 mond's 5000 records and Bill house occasionally with Clai- recorded a good rag of his on a Russell's almost-but-not -quite another good wax cylinder, I don't know by borne Tr'ainor, perfect Armstrong archives (I I what friend of mine. had a stand- method „ possibly via the learned the other day of special ing order with Stark Music Com- dictaphone and sent it to the transcriptions made for radio Victor company, hoping to inter- pany of St. Louis to send me and other disconcerting memento) their good rags as soon as they est them in recording some hot I embarked on my article confi- were published, and I usually rags, but as far as I ever heard dent that I could explain how to had a couple of numbers that I he never got any results. The spot "collector's items". That was laboriously trying to learn. time was not yet ripe. was the first t ime, i nc idental ly, that my fool-proof mechanism for (KILLIAU RUSSELL, CONTINUED) Monk Hazel is home from the army determining master numbers was I've asked since knows his real and driving a truck again. The ever described in print. Unfor- name, and he'll probably go down Shields brothers are no longer tunately, upon completing what in history without any other in music, but Tom Brown still I thought had been a rather name as did Happy, Black Benny plays regularly. Sharkey is in scholarly work, I began to re- and others. The clarinetist was the Coast Guard. Others, such ceive anonymous letters, .the a. real surprise for I'd never as Sidney Arodin are apparently handwriting of which I now rec- met nor heard of Albert Burbank out of music for good. ognize to have been that of Ebeneezer MacSnoyd, a but he's almost as wonderful as Physical ly,. New Orleans has notorious George Lewis, and when he gets changed little the past year, imposter recently exposed in the warmed up is really in a class although over half the bright Record Changer. Well, this with Dodds and the best of the lights of Canal Street are now Ebeneezer MacSnoyd, if such he great New Orleans clarinetists blacked out. Uptown there re- was, showered me with anonymous of the past. The band played main a few of the old Bolden letters praising highly my some marvelous blues and cli- landmarks, — Longshoremen's Hall standing in the jazz field and maxed the evening with, the best On Jackson, and Kenna's Hall and proposing that I write a sequel to my collecting article, titled performance of Dippermouth I Masonic Hall on Perdido St. ever heard, —one that beat any Many downtown halls still stand, Some of My Best Friends Think I of the three King Oliver put on Hope's. Hall, Economy, Perserver- Am Not a Collector, records. Possibly the Oliver ance, New Hall, Providence and This turned me sour on the band got warmed up that hot at half a dozen others. Two corners idea of being an authority on some of their dances too, but I of Storyville, along with one anything, although some of our doubt if they ever had a crowa side of Iberville Street have most interesting collectors are jumping in front of them at been preserved, and the visitor those who specialize in old Royal Garden and driving them on can see such historic places as sheet music, always referring and on like that gang from Ann Pete Lala's Cabaret, the Big 25, casually to it as a side-line. Cook's old home town. and 101 ranch. On Basin Street, I was afraid Roy Carew was going Most of the white musicians Lu 1 u ' s nVlah oga ny Hall still to give this game away when he I've known here have taken war stands, although it has become got on that Tony-* Jackson kick, jobs but a few double at music quite dilapidated since the but he didn't even mention the at night. Raymond Burke is back halcyon days when her customers items that d id get into print. playing outstanding clarinet in were entertained by Bunk and Thanks, R.J., you're what we re- a small band at the Stork Club., Tony Jackson. (CONTINUEO PACE 19) 16 c ; FOR DISPOSITION"' 1 2 3 4 5 6 'T quit that man/Last milOK 6 I N.Q CROSBY 18m thru with love BR 6140 E T-A 3.00 Riol Just one more chance BR 6120 V T-A 2.00 Riol FOR SALE AT PRICE INDIC A GHOST OF A CHANCE BR 6454 E T-A 3.00 RlDL TRA™, FOR TRADE; "AUC", AUCTION. CLOSING DATE FORBIDS, PUTNEY OANORIDGE AUG. 25, 1943; "T-A, FOR 3287 V AUC TRADE OR AUCTION; "T-S" FOR SALE OR TRADE; "STA" FOR SALE, DIXIE JUG BLOWERS TRADE OR AUCT I ON. Only mother/never did VI 20854 V AUC BERR Condition of records-new; DIXIE STOMPERS e—excellent ;v—very good G-gqod; F-fair; P-pqor. Brotherly love/off to buffalo HA 299 E AUC Berr H 1 —0 1 DDLE—D 1 DO LE HA 179 V AUC Berr Catalog number of record" I Clap hands/Spanish shabl HA 70 G T-A KUTZ - hi-didole-oiddle | LABEL OF RECORD Ha 179 V T-A KUTZ Baltimore/black Maria HA 526 V T-A KUTZ she Snag it/ain't Ha 353 ff T-z Aver Have it reaoy/St. Louis vt 1467 N T-A Aver Snag IT Ha 353 r T-S 1.00 HURN HENRY ALLEN DIXIE WASHBOARD BAND (Both recent Okeh records) Cushion foot stomp/Anywhere Co 14239 F+AUC CLAR all star orchestra JOHNNY POODS CHLOE I 149 V+AUC CLAR TOO Tl GHt/G006£R CLjl-itE BB 10240 N TRA BELL ARKANSAS TRAVELERS HEAH ME TALKIN/LlTTLE ISABEL BB 10241 N TRA Bell Washboard blues/Boneyard 332 G T-A Raab indigo stomp/Blue piano BB 10238 N TRA BELL 01 2421 T-A RlDL ja—oa/Sensat i on N Too tight BS 10240 N T-S 1.50 HURN Birmingham break/Got nobody 1505 G STA I .00 BURL TOMMY DORSEY LOUIS ARMSTRONG GYPSY POUGHKEEPSIE/ALIBI BABY Vl 25577 V AUC Berr Exactly like you/inoian crad OK 41423 G AUC • BERR East of the sun BB 10726 N T-A - Raab bessie coulon't/uallas blues OK 8774 V AUC BERR Dancing mood/Tea on tehrace Vi 25476 V T-A * Raab Weary blues/That's when OK 85(9 F T-A • KUTZ sone of i nd i a/mar ie vl 25523 N T-A Raab some of these days OK 41298 V T-A • Aver DIPSY doodle/who VI 25693 V T-A • Raab Tight like this OK 8649 V T-A AVER YEARNI Ng/'DeED I DO Vl 25815 E T-A Raab muggles/peanut Vendor V0 3194 V t-a • Aver GETTIN* SENTIMENTAL/ROYAL GAROVl 27518 N T-A Raab 8343 F T-A • Raab -g i tcha OK i 'm gonna- JOHN"Y DUNN come back sweet papa/ga. q OK 8318 Q| TRA ' WALT put & take/imoanful co A3579 F SAL .25 Stei Sunset cafe/big butter & OK 8423 G+tra WALT 4 o'clock/hawaiian blues co A3729 V SAL .50 STEI alligator crawl PaE R2I85 N T-A - KAPL Vamping Sal/Lovin' jjama Co A 3893 G SAL .50 Stei Squeeze me PAE R2242 N T-A - KAPL Spanish dream/hallelu jah Co A3839 G SAL .50 Stei melancholy/keyhole VO 3137 V T-A KAPL Promised not to holler/Jazzin'Co 13004 F SAL .25 Stei Sleepy time down south SB 10703 V+AUC — CLAR JOHNNY DUNN (acc. Edith W I lson) WALTER BARNES & ROYAL CREOLI ANS vampin' liza jane/nervous bl. co A 3479 N SAL .50 Stei MY KINOA LOVE/How LONG BLUES BR 4187 G AUC CLAR nobody blues/mest texas co A3537 N SAL .50 STEI IF YOU'RE THINKING BIRMINGHAM BR 4480 V AUC CLAR Wicked blues/birmingham Co A3558 E SAL .50 Stei COUNT BASIE It's all yours/Thinking of Co A3634 N SAL .50 Stei I THE BLUES I LIKE TO HEAR DE 2284 V T-S .00 JAC0 Lonesome mama/what do you Co A 36 74 V SAL .40 Stei And the angels sing/if I Vo 4784 G+T-S .90 JA.CO Dixie blues/he used to be Co A3 787 V SAL .40 Stei Moon nocturne/Something OK 6449 N T-S • JACO Birmingham blues/kicked blues Co 3558 G AUC Berr sidney bechet ouke ellington Lay your racket Vl 10472 N TRA BELL Daybreak express VI 24501 N T-A STRO Shag BB 10022 E T-A • STRO St. James infirmary h < " * 1046 F T-A KUTZ Okey-doke/Characteri ST I VA 648 N T-A Aver New east st. Louis tooole oo Ma 101 G T-A KUTZ The shiek of araby V| 27485 N T-A 1.00 SHER Double check stomp/Jazz lips Vl 38129 V T-A BIX BEIDERBECKE KUTZ Old planta.ti on/All VA 591 T-A Jazz band ball/Jazz me blues OK 40923 G AUC EOEL E Aver Gal from joe's/i let a song Br 8108 N T-A Aver Deep oown south VI 23018 E TRA Bell Blue serge/jumpin' pumpkins 27356 bunny berigan Vl V Buch bugle call rag/olnah 22938 Outside of paradise Vl 25781 E T-A Raab Vl N T-S Buch Three little words/ring dem 22528 jazz me blues/There'll be V| 26244 N T-A Buch VI N T-A Rl DL Take it easy (washi ngtonians rube bloom bayou boys CA 8188 V T-A 3.00 RIOL BUGLE CALL RAg/SWEET De 2577 V T-A 3.00 RIOL St. James jnf/Wan from south i 2103 F sta i. 00 Burl GIVE YOl BLUE GRASS FOOT WARMERS DlGA 0IGA OO/l CAN'T VI 38008 G AUC CLAR mooche/baby. When you Old folks shuffle/Charleston Ha 248 V auc Berr The Br 8241 F+T-S JACO MERITT BRUNIES The gal from joe's/i let a BR 8108 G T-S JACO Across the track blues VI 27235 SUGAR FOOT STOMp/|/HAT A LITTLEOK 40526 V AUC Stei N T-S I.-50 JACO Blue grass of ken. /Autumn ok 40576 E auc Stei TROY FLOYD Shaoowland blues (pts. I & Masculine women/Someone *s ok 40593 E auc STEI ll)OK 8571 N T-A AVER CHICK BULLOCK BUD FREEMAN Blossoms on Broad/Can't stop Pe 71103 E sta Burl China boy/The eel BB 10386 N T-S JACO FRIAR'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA BUTTERBEANS fl. SUSIE You can't bring/Put you under OK 82224 F sta .00 Burl bugle call/discontented ge 4967 V T-A • Aver CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA Eccentric Ge 5009 V T-A Aver Lucky me, lovable you PaE 34012 N t-a Aver gallagher & she an CHARLESTON CHASERS Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean Vi Feelin' no pain/Five pennies Co 1229 E auc Berr jean goldkette Lovable & sweet/Reo hair Co 1925 E tra Bell In my merry olosmobile Vi SPEC. N T-A • KAPL • CHICAGO FOOT WARMERS IDOLIZING Vl 20270 V+AUC • CLAR ' M gonna meet sweetie VI Ballin' the jack/Grandma's OK 8533 E tra Wint I 20675 G+AUC CLAR CHICAGO JAZ2 ALBUM BENNY GOODMAN (six recoros) De Alb. 121 n T-s 5.00 Camp roll 'em vi 25627 N T-nA • RlDL LILLIE DELK CHRISTIAN Sugar foot stomp vi 25678 N T-A • Rl DL Lonesome ano sorry ok 8356 G t-a — Raab Sleepy time dpwn south vi 25634 E T-A RlDL COTTON PICKERS Junk man/ol' pappy CoE 790 N TRA - Camp Great white way blues Br 2380 E tra Bell Co 2542 N SAL 1.50 Camp 17 ) c iFor Disposition 1 _Z 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 (Benny Goodman, continued) MILLS BLUE RHYTHM 8AN0 cokey/^usic hall rag co 3011 N TRA - Let's have a jubilee Co 2963 E t-a Throwin' stones/Slue moon Co 3003 N TRA • JELLY ROLL MORTON GRANT & WILSON K.C. stomp/Grandpa 's sp(solo) GE 5218 E AUC UNCLE JOE/BLUE MONDAY ( BECHET pE 7500 DOCTOR JAZZ STOMP Vl 20415 V AUC BULr COAST SEVED ( DUNN Big lip blues/Good olo N.Y. Genr 1704 E auc memphis tenn/papa better watchco a3878 E SAL .50 STEI The chant/black bottom stomp Vi 20221 E auc Santa claus/keep your temper Co 14107 F SAL .50 STEI Sh reve port/Shoe shiner's ball Vi 21658 V tra • bobby hackett wolverine blues/jelly lord bb 10258 n tra slngin'the blues/clarinet maruvo 5493 N T-S Jaco Black bottom stomp BB 10253 N TRA halfway house orchestra Mr. jelly lord PARA 20332 F T-A • since you're "gone/1 'm in love co 681 V T-S WINT wlnin' b0y/h0nky t0nk music JM I I N T—A sleepy hall & collegians Fi ngerbuster/Creepy feelin JU 12 N T-A just gigolo/it must be true me 12066 G AUC • - Clar Mournful serenade BB 8515 N T-A Lullaby of leaves/That's what Me 12376 G AUC • Clar Wolverine blues/Mr. Jelly BB 10258 N T-S lionel hampton Didn't he ramble/Whin^' BB 10429 N T-S Jack the bell boy Vi 26652 Climax rag (hair crack) BB 10442 N T-S COLEMAN D f RTY , D I RTy/SW 1 NGI N THE HAWKINS ELKS GENR 171 I N SAL Stardust/well all right then voE S 123 N T-A Kutz My home/Mama's got a baby genr 1710 N SAL Sheik of Araby/Blue heaven B8 10770 G+T-A Raab Shake it/if you knew genr 1707 N SAL Chicago/netcha's dream De 661 N T-S Jaco Why/Get the bucket Genr 1706 N SAL CLIFFORD HAYES BIG LIP blues/New York Genr 1704 N SAL Blue trombone/Clef club stomp BB 6428 BENNIE MOTEN- FLETCHER HENDERSON Things seem so blue/i8th st. i 8242 G auc Sugar foot stomp/what 'cha-callCo 395 E AUC BERR mound city blue blowers SHIEK OF ARABy/WHO'LL BS 2043 V T-A • RIDL Red hot/San 2602 V auc Berr rosa (and f. ) henderson Blue blues/Arkansas blues f 2581 V AUC Berr Where/Down south blues Hello lola/One hour E 10037 N T-s l .35 Jaco If you don't/So long it you ROMEO NELSOnAONTANA TAYLOR it won't be long(c. Hawkins) Head rag/Oetroit rocks HRS N T-A STRO do right blues/ hey, hey NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS Afternoon blues/i need you Oriental/Farewell blues Ge 4966 G auc STEI bertha "chippie" hill BUGLE CALL/0 1 SCONTENTED BLUES Ge 4967 V AUC STEI Trouble in mind/Georgia man PANAMA/TIGER RAG GE 4968 V AUC STE) EARL HINES Weary blues/Wolverine blues ge 5102 V auc STEI Among sheltering palms(solo} Tin roof/That's a plenty Ge 5105 V auc STEI JOHNNY HODGES ECCENTRI c/SAN (O'HARE?) 5009 V auc STEI that's the blues/queen bess Da da strain/Shim-me-sha 5106 E AUC STEI Good queen bess/That's Margueri te/M I LENBERG 5217 G AUC STEI i'm |n - another world Sobbin' blues/Angry 5219 T AUC STE t BILL IE HOLL I DAY Golden leaf strut/She's cryingok 40327 G auc STEI BORN TO LOVE/SAILBOAT VO 3605 N T- Panama Starr 9313 N auc STEI FRANK IE HALF PINT JAXON MR. J£LLY LORD/ClAR.MaRM. GE 5220 G TRA Walt Fan it/how can I get it Raa Maple leaf rag BRE 02209 N T-A KAPL BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON Sweet lovin' man SrE 02210 N T—A • KAPL Dark was the night/nobody CO 14303 N TRA Walt Baby/new what a gal OK 40422 G T-A KAPL james p. johnson eccentr i GE 5009 F T-A KAPL Deai OLD SOUTHLANO(HARMOH' OK 4504 V T-A Aver red nichols RICHARD M. JONES Feelin no pain/Ida BR 3625 E auc • BERR Dusty bottom blues ok 843 1 F t-a Raab strike up the band/soon 4695 V T-A • Raab JONES & COLLINS' HOT 8 Keep a song in your soul 6068 E T-A RlDL Damp i weather/Tip easy blues BB 10952 N T-S 1 .50 Jaco may be wrong 4500 V T-A RlDL KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS Feelin' no pain/ida 3654 N t-a RlOL Four or five times/Tight like Ba 6295 G AUC - 8 ERR HUSK O'HARE andy kirk Clover blossom blues/night Starr 9276 N auc — STEI Mary's idea/Once or twice br 4863 V+AUC - Clar Swan ee smiles Staff 9312 N auc — STEI eddie lang KING OLIVER March of the hoodlums PaE 1 157 N T-A - aver Someday sweetheart/Mean man Vo 1059 V auc — BERR EDDIE LANG & LONNIE JOHNSON TIN ROOF BLUES (£" CRACK) VO M89F-T-A — KUTZ - I 'M — Two tone stomp PaE i 195 N T-A AVER GOIN'AWAY/MANDY LEE GE 5134 E TRA Camp GEORGE E. LEE JAZZIN' BABIES SLUES OK 4975 V T-A — KAPL St. James i nfi rmary/ruff scuffBr 4684 V AUC - Clar ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND CLARENCE LOFTON Blu'in' the blues/Sensation Vi 18483 F tra — Sell • • I DON'T KNOW SA 12009 N TRA STRO anthony parent i LOUISIANA RHYTHM K|NGS Creole blues/i2th St. blues Vi 19647 v+auc — Clar Bas.1 n st. /last CENT VO 15815 V T-A - • AVER TINY PARHAM LOUISIANA SUGAR BABES JOGO RHYTHM/STUTTERING BLUES BB 8130 N T-A — Kutz Thou swell/persian rug Vi 21346 E STA • Burl jungle crawl/Black cat moan BB 5146 E auc — Clar TED LEWIS PIRON'S NEW ORLEANS ORCHESTRA - Lewisada. blues Co 1916 V T-S wi NT DO JUST AS I SAY/RED MAN BLUESVl 19646 E AUC — McKENZ IE-CONDON BEN POLLACK • • China boy/Sugar OK 4101 I N TRA Camp GOT JITTERS/FULL OF DEVIL CO 2870 N STA — nobody's sweetheart OK 40971 E TRA • HE'S THE LAST WORD V| 20425 £ T-S I. mckinney's cotton pickers MA RAINEY - Miss hannah/Way i feel today vi 38102 V AUC Berr See see rider/Jealoushearteduhca 85-86 N tra — Kutz • • Milen berg joys/Shim-me-sha Vi 2161 I V AUC Berr DON REDMAN - if i c0ul0 be with you/7.0nky vl 381 18 G+AUC Clar Little bit later on me 60SQ2 E t-a — Stro MIDWAY DANCE ORCHESTRA Chant of the weed/Two time Co 35689 N t-a — SLACK SHEEP BLUES/LOTS Co RED ONION JAZZ BABIES 8UB8ER Ml LEY Terrible blues ge 5607 v tra — - Camp WITHOUT YOU/I LOST MY GAL V) 38138 V T-A kutz RUBEN REEVES RIVER 60YS LOVING YOU/PENALTY OF Vi 23010 E't-a Aver yellow five/Screws vo 2638 E t-a — Aver 18 1 A 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 LEO RE ISM AW CLARENCE WILLIAMS • 40541 Berr What is this thing called Vi 22282 N TRA VanB 0 i nah/spani sh shawl OK G AUC rhythmaker5 Chocolate ave./Di spossessi V MO 2584 N T-A KUTZ Oh peter/who stole the loc Co 35841 N T-. KUTZ Sweet emalina/Any time Co 143 14 F T-A KUTZ searcy trio candy lips/my baby's getti J ' OK 8440 F T-A KUTZ 6 T-, Papa de-da-da/baby,won 't CO 14666 N T-A AVER East St LOU I S STOMP OK 8360 Raab SEATTLE HARMONY KINGS Terrible blues/Of all wroni ,S HRS 31 N T-A Raab ~ HOW MANY TIMES V| 20133 V SAL .75 STEI Papa de-oa-oa OK 8215 G T-A Kapl Co 14241 V Darktown shuffle/If 1 VI 19772 G SAL .75 STEI shoo'tin' the pistol/^hen T-S .75 JACO BOYD SENTER FESS WILLIAMS SISTER KATE /JUST SO SO (LANG) OK 41018 E T— - KUTZ Dixie stomp/Oriftjng VO 15690 G AUC —— STEI MILT SHAW & DETRO ITERS Variety stomp/Phantom blues3 BR 3532 V AUC STEI ON THE ALAMO OK 4 H 72 E AUC CLAR Razor edge/ #10 BR 3596 V AUC STEI BESSIE SMITH Everything is ok/just to be: vi 23003 V AUC STEI OoWNHEARTEO BLUES CO A3844 G T— Raab she's still dizzy/gravey VI 23025 E AUC STEI Sorrowful blues Co 14020 G t-a Raab HERE 'Tl S/F^l CT | ON Vl 38056 G AUC STEI CLARA SMITH sell i t/betsy 8r0wn Vl 38062 G AUC STEI 1 38064 S08BIN' SISTER Co 14344 V T-S I .00 HURN Few riffs/Do shuffle V E AUC STEI PINE TOP SMITH Buttons/music camp meeting VI 38095 V AUC STEI P. T. BOOGIE woogie/p.T. blues VO 1245 G AUC ' BERR WOODROW WILSON On On tariff ciHP)Vl 35253 STA Burl MUGGSY SPAN I ER labor / Dinah/Black AND BLUE B8 10682 N T-S JACO TEDDY WILSON LONESOME roao/Mandy BB 10766 N T-S JACO BIG APPLE Br 7954 E T-A Stro SPIKES' PODS OF PEPPERS WOLVERINE ORCHESTRA • ORY'S CREOLE TROMBONE NORO 3C09 E TRA Camp F I DGETY/ROYAL GARDEN BrE 02204 N T-A 2.00 Camp VICTORIA SPIVEY JAZZ ME/BIG BOY BrE 02203 N T-A 2.00 Camp Any kind a man/| can't let youVo 03366 G auc • CLAR Big boy (V)/tia tuana (F) Ge 5665 TRA Camp JESS STAGEY Crazy quilt/you're burnin' me Br 3332 V-t-AUC CLAR BARRELHOUBE/lN THE DARK OE 18119 N T-S •—- JACO wynn gutbucket five STATE STREET RAMBLERS That Creole band/when OK 8350 G T-A Kapl There'll come a day Ge 6249 E tra • Camp jimmy yancey PR ISC ILLA STEWART (acc. J. 8lythe) yancey's bugle call Vl 27238 N T-S 1 .00 HURN 1 recei veo a letter VO 05464 N T-S JACO i never call man's name/delta para 12240 g auc CLAR max ine sullivan (C. E. SMITH, continued) lomond/just like a gypsy de 3954 n t-a loch fer to here in the East as. a Vo 3885 £ t-s Darling nellie grey pal. You will notice how care- WILBUT SWEATMAN'S JAZZ BAND fully he skirted this aspect of Bluin* the blues/Ringtail bl. Co 2628 F^t-a BUCH the situation with an enticing EVA TAYLOR & WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE description of the interior of a Do it a long time/Barefoot OK 8073 v+auc • CLAR music shop! I'll venture that TREMAINE PAUL R.J. collects sheet music. By Aristocratic stomp/4-4 rhythm vi 40176 E auc CLAR the way, I have a few -trivial FRANK IE TRUMBAUER Joplin items along these lines Sweeter than sweet/Unusual OK 41326 G tra • • Bell that I 'd be w i 1 1 i ng to trade for JUBILEE (BIX) OK 4t044 N T-A Aver the first jazz record ever re- SOPHIE TUCKER & MIFF MOLE corded. But let's not get on Fifty million/One sweet letter OK 40813 V auc that subject. JOE TURNER I was getting pretty damned G0IN' T 1 cago/rocks in my 4093 E T-A of up varsity eight sick gremlins when came the Record Changer with "How StSTER KATE RO 2717 E t-s can on VENUT I—LANG many angels stand the point of a needle". This idea Beale st. /After you've VO 15864 N T- reminded me of the friendly VENUT | 'S NEW YORKERS Promises/Dancing with little people I had written DON VOORHEES about in the HRS Rag . The younger generation of hot" coll- • SOLILOQUY/^Y BLUE HEAVEN CO I 129 E AUC SIPPIE WALLACE ' ectors would be hard put to understand these gypsy-like Baby I can't use you OK 8212 G TRA THOMAS WALLER people, lolling on a cloud in front of the loudspeaker while SUGAR/AHOG-MAW stomp VI 21525 N TRA - VanB King Louis played Potato Bead Stompin' the blues/Messin Vl 20655 N TRA - VANB Blues. I couldn't be an "auth- Minor drag(chip 10 grooves) BB 10185 N T—S • - JACO ority" and have gypsies in the wash i ngton i ans - house, my friends often said, Soliloquy/Black and tan BR 3526 F+AUC - CLAR ETHEL WATERS but I have always thought this to be an on • unconscious snobbery LONESOME SWALLOW(ACC. J.P.JOHNS.)CO 14411 N TRA - Stro TEO WEEMS their part. When gremlins came, The one man band vi 22564 e auc CLAR and they fell for gremlins, I DICKY WELLS knew I had been right. Now angels, they're a little BUGLE CALL RAG^JETWEEN DEVIL Vl 26220 N T-A • SUCH more like it. An extraordinary PAUL WH I TEMAN Five step/it won't be long nowVi 20883 E t-a KUTZ breed, they have an amazing st ick-to-it-iveness and self- THAT'S MY WEAKNESS/T'AIN'T SO CO 1444 G T-A • • KUTZ sufficiency. They follow taxi- Sweet sue/i can't qive you Co 50103 E t-a • Aver cabs on the way to jam sessions, Washboard blues Vi 35877 E t-a • Aver Washboard blues Vi 35877 E t-a Raab somewhat as gulls follow ships Louisiana/Dixie dawn Vi 21438 E t-s WINT at sea. And seven of them can - stand on the point of a needle, Felix the cat Co 1478 E t-s - WINT - four rhythm and three melody. Side by side Vi 20627 v-i-auc • CLAR Back in your own back yard Vi 21240 V+auc CLAR 19 R Closing date this group: August 22nd LOUIS ARMSTRONG, JELLY ROLL MORTON VEST END 8LUE6/FI REWORKS (N.DROp) QK 41078 ' THE PEARLS GE 5323 V 1 N 1 SOUC OF THESE DAY S/B HEN YOU RE 6M I L I ' OK 4|298 Shreveport STOMP/STRATFORD HUNCH QE 5590 V YOU RASCAL YOU/SLEEPY TIME OK 4|504 I BLACK BOTTOM STOMp/THE CHANT Vl 20221 BODY AND SOUL OK 41468 I LOUISIANA RHYTHM K INGS/tLL INGTON BIX /TRAM. BIX i. LANG CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT/jUBILEE STOMP VO 15710 IN A UlST/lRINQtN' AND TWISTIN* OK 40916 I NE1 ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS SONNY CLAY'S PLANTATION ORCHESTRA ALL BENNETT — AND CONDITION "GOOD" B0QAL008A BLUES/JAUBLED BLUES VO 15078 I 4966, 4967, 4968, 5009, 5102, 5104, 5105, JOHNNY DODDS BLACK BOTTOM STOUPERS 5106, «2I7, 5219, 5220, AND 5221. After you've qone/Coue on and stomp br 3568 I EVA TAYLOR S, CLARENCE 1ILLIAIIS' BLUE FIVE FIK TOP SMITH BAREF00T/1)0 IT A LONG TIME OK 8073 G TOP'S ' PINE BLUES/BOOGIE WOOaiE VO 1245 THRILLER BLUES BB I 1368 N Closing date this group: September 5th. KINO OLIVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND BING CROSBY JONES i. ASTORIA 8 Canal street blues/just qone 5133 E MILLION DOLL BABY BR 6140 G TIP EASY/ BB 10952 N DIPPERMOUTh/tEATHER BIRD 5132 G+ Last ROUND Up/ BR 6663 V TED LEI IS I'M GOING AWAY/MANDY LEE 5134 V Fool me/hubt be Vi 22561 F/o LEW ISA DA CO 1916 V STINQAREE/SHAKE IT 23009 E DORSET BROTHERS LOUISIANA SU6AR BABES I'M CRAZY ABOUT/SUGAR BLUES 6065 E I GOT A »0«an/ OK 41 158 Q THOU SWELL/ BB 1020b N DEAD MAN BLUEs/SOMEDAY 1059 T+ ELLINGTON MCKENZIE BLU »L0. HENRY ALLEN MILDRED BAILEY Do|N voom vooa/ Vi 38035 E One hour/ BB 10037 H Swing OUT/ BB 10702 N HONEYSUCKLE/ DE 18106 N BANDANA BABIES VI 38007 Q Hg MAYEA I AMBROSE BECHET ROY EVANS 8. J.P.JOHNSON GOT A DATE/ VI 22953 t Boot; BA diddy/ BR 6566 N Coal black shine vi 27386 N JAZBO/SYN MAN Co 1559 N FRANK NEWTON LOUIS ARMSTRONG Georgia cabin/ Vi 27904 N H flYTS IOII|»Vlltr yjriM, •HO/ BB 10216 E Old man hose/ De 622 E Shag/ BB 10022 N BLUE GUITAR/ Vi 20955 E RED NICHOLS Hi society Vi 24232 N Swing parade vi 27544 N EARL MINES Chinatown/ Br 4363 E HUBTLIN' BUSTLIN'V*} 24233 N bix be iderbecke YELLOW FIRE/ Bj> 11308 N JAP. SANDMAN BR 3855 E Don't play me si 10237 K MARY VI 264.15 N JACK HYLTON (EUR) SAVANNAH 6VH That's my HOME BB 10236 N CAB CALL01AY Dancing on ciel Vi 22912 E VA wa wa/ Br 3373 Q FRANK BLACK-LEV AST KICKIN Bong/ Br 6911 V I LIFT MY FINS. Vl 22067 V Jackass/ BR 3245 G RHAP600Y IN BLUE BR 20058 E I YOU CAN'T SING VI 22693 V 1938 HPT DISCOGRAPHY Closing date this group: September 19th. BUCKTOIN FIVE JELLY ROLL MORTON MOBILE BLUES/SOMEDAY GE 5405 V BIG FAT HAU/\lUDDY WATER BLUES Para 12434 Gl- BUTTERBEANS & SUSIE Pretty lilAew Orleans bump Vl 38078 V CONSTRUCTION GANG/ OK 8163 F DOCTOR JAZZ Vl 20415 8+ JOHNNY D ODDS' BLACK BOTTOM STOUPERS Turtle twist/smilin' the blues BB 10194 N IlLD UAn/UELANCHOLy( RIU CHIP, 2 Nix) BR 3567 V Seattle hunch/Freakish VI 27565 N JOHNNY DUNN'S JAZZ HOUNDS NEW ORLEANS V ILL IE JACKSON N MOANFUL BLUE8/PUT ' ' TAKE CO 3579 N R.R. MAN BLUES/'TAIN'T WHAT YOU PAY Co 14218 N FLETCHER HENDERSON KID ORY (Spikes Seven Pods) HA CHA CALL Em/SUBAR FOOT.. Co 395 V Ory's Creole trombone/Society blues NORD 3009 V variety btohp/St. Louis shuffle BB 10246 N BOYD SENTER MCKENZ IE-CONDON'S CHICAGOANS uilenberg Joys/ PE 36320 F Liza/Nobody's sweetheart OK 40971 6 BESSIE SMITH JOS IE MILES (HENDERSON, J.SMITHl YOU GOTTA GIVE UE SOME/l 'M WILD ABOUT Co 14427 Q War horse mamma/don't know mind GE 5359 Q Going back to my used to be (with Clara) CO 13007 G OPERATIC RECORDS WANTED £r SEND LIST & PRICE RICCARDO STRACCIARI ANCONA BATT 1ST INI BLASS COLUMBIAS 9006U, 90I3M, 9023M, 902SM, 4009M, 40I0U, 40 1 811, 40I9M, 4020M, 402IM, 4027M, 402SM, 4029V, REISS SAMMARCO UUBJVNO 4030U, 403IM, 4032V, 4038M. ANY FONOTIPAB BY STRACCIARI. BONINSEGNA OALVANY KURZ ALDA FRANC I s Vl 1359 Vl 6829 mm vfm LILLI LEHUANN NORD ICA PATH LINDI VI 7704 VI 6710 Oo 2056M Vl 8158 ao . s ,, asking for their he IP . Did we GRANPA'S SPELLS get it? And h,ow. In all my life I have never met a better bunch of fellows. . .We have, at Present managed to borrow our first book on the subject. It is Panassie 's HOT JAZZ. Some of the fellows OR HOW TO FILL UP we wrote to tailed this book a only A BLANK PAGE IN phony, but as it is the one we could get, we naturally think A HURRY it is very good. . .We sit here for hours looking over the list of records in the Record Chang- er, wishing that we could get some of them, and just waiting to want one the NR.eOLllCKSON for somebody of records that we have so that we could get tangled up in a swap. Some time ago we received a McCarthy fy Jones are Printing Most of all we enjoy the duel of letter asking us to print a this summer a book of 50,000 ears between Bill Love and Eu- picture of the editor and also words by Langston Eughes, inter- gene Wi I Hams , and the piece inquiring as to. the editor's nationally known writer for the that Mesuhi Ertegun Puts in each views on music and life in gen- Chicago Defender., entitled THE month... We wanted to get some of eral . HISTORY OF COLOUR PREJUDICE IN the rest of the fellows here in- Well, I thank this reader THE U.S.A. This book is going terested in , we are kindly, and confess to admit to be good. jazz and that what at first appeared to Since it is not possible to trying to 'get a Portable record player,'— one those you wind me to be a flattering, but send money back and forth to of up, so coul'd take our ridiculous, idea has become more England these days, I am working that we records out in the yard on week attractive as I think it over. on a deal with McCarthy & Jones ends and have a jam session; we Our staff artist, Mr. Don for a trade of Record Changers can't use our electric ones, Anderson, has given me a sitting for their paper.. If you would as they do not have speakers . We and a shrug of his shoulder. like to subscribe to THE JAZZ " A portrait of myself and my MUSIC SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S have to use ear p h on e , . . Kenneth Pensoneault,Mumber views on life in general appears BULLETIN let me know. above. 14502. Box 145, Wethersfield, Nesuhi Ertegun, the astute Connecticut Turkish gentleman who used to Frank Holland writes: Things are looking u£ a little write for this publication, hav- "I have noticed that there though. I have just received ing invented a variety of physi- have been a few Whiteman records from London the fifth and sixth cal afflictions that he claims advertised lately as having Bix issues of the BULLETIN OF THE visit him upon a Washington's that don't. The early ones with JAZZ MUSIC SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY summer (included among which were a Bixian horn are by Red' Nichols edited by Albert McCarthy & Max asthma, sinus trouble gout, and the later Columbias have Jones at 140 Measien ione, Meas- , rheumatism, hay fever, and cer- Andy Secrest, who sounded almost den, London, If. ft., 10. It is a tain rare Aisiatic diseases) has exactly like Beiderbecke. The 5" x 8", 16 Page, letter-press removed himself to the more bene- only Whiteman's featuring Bix job on newsprint , issued monthly ficial climate of Southern Cali- are : for i/gd, whatever that is in fornia and Marili Stuart's JAZZ "Vi 5 8 7 7 86 real money. 3 , 361 , 21103, shop. Upon his de- It carries no advertising. MAN record 21214,21228,21240,21464,21274, parture ne gav[e his assurances , It is a solid pkampk let of a 21365 ,35912 21302 ,21338,35934 dozen or so most scholorly that he would flood us with his 21218,21389,21398,21453,25249, remarks with such luminaries treatises on jazz music and re- as 24078,24105,25238,25366,25367, Ory, Mutt, lated subjects. Issue Mo. Kid Papa Bunk Johnson 25368,25369.25370,25675,21438, 7, and others, establish him- for instance, carries a consid- and 26415,27685 ,27686,27688. self "Co eration of the SOCIAL ASPECTS as a veritable Ernie Pyle 1444,1496,1491,1478,1441, of jazz music. I regret to say , , 1*945 OF ANDALUSI AN MUSIC, deal ing with 1505 1 877 1 822 , ,50068 , 50095 that Mr. Ertegun a distinctive tyPe of folk music has been de- 50103,50140,35667,7171." linquent in this matter. native to the Spanish province What he thinks we are paying If a real hep cat were running of Andalusia, and similar in him for, I can not say. Well, maybe this publication, each new sub- some respects to American jazz next month. scriber would receive with his music. Another article SURREAL- first issue a personal letter ISM AND JAZZ (subtitled 'That Sere's something f rom a from the editor thanking him for Dadfl Strain'; ahlthose English couple of boys who are in jail: his subscription. However this c omedians) Points out some re- "I wrote a letter to Preston has not been accomplished. The lationships between those two Flower of Chicago, trying to find best I can do is thank you all endeavors . Other features are a place where I could buy second here and now for your subscrip- as follows: hand records, — not jazz, —just tions. records, and much to my surprise THANK YOU CONTENTS he sent me 18 records, and what U ^Mjmrl^ — Jo* "Kftg^ records , such as One Sour, by NOTICE: ^ the M.C.B.B. When he told me This publication will donate Surrealism »M Jm by' %*lt about jazz and what ,.1 -s records of up to one page of space each month Nbliqationi Recoivnd £ that tyPe cost, we lost all to the auction of records gathered CoflocW Motm by Alba* hope. Well, at that time, I current J. McCarthy ... * in the American Legion Aft Anatomy of Tvagarden could write only one letter a scrap drive. Such advertising •by Ch.r)« WJrford ... 9 week here so I went A Mala Mutlc by Bill Klnnall II to the war- matter, of course, must carry no Mil More CWrfierttoh by den, told him what I wanted to more than the following address-: -Jaff Aldam ...... 12 do, and asked for permission to RECORDS FOR OUR FIGHTING t£N write extra letters each week. AMERICAN LEGION POST # SoW Orpins of Jm by 6aoraja DufRald A Johnny Needless to say, he did give me CITY, STATE Vyi. , that Privi ledge . We started Hfrite us for particulars. "4*a MhiIcV Monthly Ra- writing to other collectors, cammandation . telling them our Position, and 21 The most widely consulted book among record collectors HOT DISCOGRAPHY is available PRICE $2.50 PREPAID WILL ALSO SHIP C.O.D. CLOTH BOUND 416 PAGES ISSUED IN THE INTEREST OF HOT JAZZ The second printing of the American Edition of Hot Discography, with minor additions and corrections. Based on out-of-print Paris edition. 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Musically speaking, I can't say that I ever heard much to interest me in the Annex; there was no room for dancing, and practically none for an audience, and I am inclined to think that any presen- tation of music was to add to the "gen- Well time passed, which can't be teel" atmosphere of the place. Certain- helped, — it's a kind of a way time has. ly I have no recollecting of any playing World War I came along; Storyville was there that had any claim to merit. abolished; New Orleans changed in many Anderson had other saloons, outside of ways ; I came to Washing t on , pursued a Storyville, at one of which (a cabaret college course, got married, almost ac- on North Rampart Street near Canal) they quired the air of a settled married man; used to dish out the real, raucous the old days seemed a long way off, and I rhythm in large quantities , especially lost all contact with New Orleans music. during festive seasons, like Mardi Gras, One day in March 1938 while at the dinner when many tourists were in New Orleans. table I was glancing idly at a daily I always felt that a large part of the paper , when my eye struck the heading business of the Rampart Street place JELLY HOLL CHARTS JAZZ, with a sub-head- came from the visiting firemen, etc. I ing to the effect that the "Dean of Gates" understand that Louis Armstrong played was running a night club on U Street here at this place for a time. in Washington, where, despite his years, I don't believe I ever heard how the he was playing with all of his old time Arlington Annex git its name, but I did vigor. Toward the end of the article, hear that when the Arlington , which was Morton, in c ommen t ing on s ome of the down the Basin Street block from the early players he had known, mentioned Annex, was temporarily put out of busi- Tony Jackson as the "world's greatest ness by a fire, Tom Anderson graciously single handed entertainer". That was loaned Josie Arlington the Annex up- enough for me. I immediately resolved to stairs while her place was being re- Look up Jelly Roll and find out whatever paired . There were several pretentious had happened to Tony. I made two attempts establishments in that block of Basin to find the place before I located it, Street, the Arlington, Mahogany Hall, because the article called the place the Rilma Burt 'sand others. It was at the "Blue Moon Night 'Club", whereas the sign Burt house that Jelly Roll Morton spent hung up in front called it the "Music n considerable of his early"professoring . Box", and to make it more difficult, it I was not acquainted with Jelly in New was located on the second floor and there Orleans, I regret to say; he was there was no sign at all at the entrance. After all right, at least part of my time, but finding the Music Box, which Morton had I never met him, although I feel sure previously called "Jungle Inn", I called that I heard him play. Perhaps the cir- twice before I got to see him. On my cumstantial evidence will be interesting. second trip, Mrs . Lyle, who I believe was Although I made many pilgrimages his partner, told me that Jelly Roll around and about Storyville in the hope would come in shortly, and invited me to that I might catch Tony Jackson playing wait where I could stand on the banquette and The Music Box was located at 1211 U listen, many times I was unsuccessful. Street, N.W., upstairs over a hamburger So, as I strolled about I was always and soft drink stand. The entrance was ready to pause and listen to someone by a rather long stairway with a few feet else who might be playing good music. of hallway at the street and upstairs; a On one of these occasions I was passing door opened onto the street and another Hilma Burt's when the piano could be opened into the club. The club room was heard plainly from the sidewalk; usually large, and as my visit was in the after- the sound of the Purt piano didn't reach noon, the room had a deserted look. There that far, possibly because the little were seats all around, against the walls, ballroom may have been two or three and several tables and chairs were scat- rooms back from the street. But on the tered about. To the right as one entered, night I recall, the doors or windows on the opposite side of the room, was the* must have been open, and I could hear spinet, and bench where Jelly Roll played. very well. The music was clear cut and The day I first got to see Morton was a very smooth, and of a characteristic cold, raw day in late March, and for heat Spanish type, and like the well known in that large club room all they had was brook, it Just kept running on. I lis- a good sized oil stove; it certainly tened for quite a while, and when the seemed totally inadequate. Ferd never playing stopped I strolled on, without told me the whole story of how he happen- trying to find out who the player might ed to land in Washington, but among the be. But the beat of the music made an papers which he turned over to me, I impression on me and kept going through found the following, apparently an idea my head. for a song, which is rather interesting: 3 " "Got a letter from a friend named Young the bench, I drew of a chair, and I from his letter I iot terribly stuni suppose that for well over an hour he said come to Washington, D.C. he played over the old stuff. I to manage club for a woman do-ra-me called to his mind all that I could & said take the next train & leave think of, and then he let himself it was cold as hell $ thot I freeze ramble on, playing whatever came he met me at the train to his mind out of the past. And in the snow $ ice $ rain at one point in that hour or so he said to me I know she will be please of stirring up my old musical mem- we went in the place, £ the oil stove ories, Jelly Roll played a long hit me in the face. stretch cf music that was clear cut and very smooth, of a characteristic I don't doubt that, financially Spanish type, that sounded almost the speaking, the Washington night club same, if I can trust my memory, as venture was unfortunate, both for what I stood and listened to that time Jelly Roll and the woman who went in front of Hilma Burt's. I am aware into the business with him. I always that memory is a treacherous thing, found her agreeable, and apparently but I will always be pleased to believe well educated and informed. On that that it was Jelly Roll who was playing March day I mention she and I sat by that time, long ago. the oil stoVe and talked about cur- In November 1939 Jelly wrote me rent events until Jelly Roll arrived. from New York that he was going to As he entered the room and walked record the album for General Records, slowly over to where we were sitting, and that Mr. Sharles Smith would write he gave me the impression of a tired the book to go with it. I wrote him man; "he evidently felt the raw cold, and told him that I hoped he would be for his overcoat collar was turned up able to record some of the smooth run- and he seemed to have pulled his ning Spanish type of music he had shoulders up to bring the collar played for me. I believe The Crave closer about his throat. He really was the result, but am sure that Mssrs. was a sick man then, but no one knew Smith and Mercer had chosen The Crave it. As he came over, I got up and before I wrote. Jelly Roll had al- introduced myself as an old friend of ready recorded The Crave and Creepy Tony's from New Orleans; I told him I Feeling tor Allen Lomax of the Libra- had read the article about him in the ry of Congress. Creepy Feeling has paper, and wanted to talk over the since been issued by Jazz Man Records. old times in New Orleans. So we sat While these numbers have strong down by the oil stove that "hit me in Spanish characteristics, it is my the face", and warmed ourselves, more, humble opinion that there is consider- I believe, by the conversation about able Jelly Roll Morton in them. Com- the old days than by the heat of the pare their musical structure with that stove. And to me Jelly's conversa- of the last part of the Jelly Roll tion was indeed warming; we discussed Blues which was published in 1915. I old places, old players and old tunes. don't believe that the Jelly Roll Tony, he told me, had died in Chicago Blues part would be classed as Span- "about 1921 or 1922, probably from ish, and The Crave and Creepy Feeling drinking too much" over his many are very similar in structure. I years of entertaining. As we talked, asked Jelly Roll what kind of music he gradually became animated and lost he considered the final part of Jelly the tired look he had when he came in Roll Blues, and he replied that it was and I saw that, as far as New Orleans something on the order of the Charles- was concerned we were congenial ton, but "it came out before the spirits. Once in a while Mrs. Lyle Charleston did. would comment briefly or ask a ques- tion. "Was Tony Jackson a light * A A A A colored man?" she asked. "Black", said Jelly Roll, "Black as that The August issue of the Record stove/" On my first two visits to Changer is before me, and I see that the Music Box, 1 never got to ask in a recent recollection, I uncon- Jelly Roll to really play more than sciously came near achieving the high- a few measures of music to illustrate est pinnacle in writing, — that of sus- something we might be talking about. tained suspense. The Rev. J. 0. This seems very strange, but we had a Willowbeigh, writing under his nom de lot of talking to do to bring the old plume of Charles Edw. Smith, gratified New Orleans matters up to date. As I me no end by intimating that Tony was leaving after my second visit I Jackson's published compositions might said to him "Now when I come up here be of interest to someone beside my- the next time, Urn going to ask you self. So, if G. Gullickson can afford Just to sit at the piano and play me to keep me on the payroll a little some of the old New Orleans tunes". longer, I promise to recollect a few So on my next visit we went over to items about Tony's music, along with a the spinet, Jelly seated himself on couple of other numbers. E i n -WANTE D (Chu Berry, continued) 12 3 4 limehouse blues VAR 537 HASS Limehouse blues (new) VA» 587 2.25 TREU limehouse blues (new) ok l Voc 3824 2.25 TREU DON BE ST OR Tonight may never come again 24422 CHOY Shadow waltz 24346 CHOY BIG BILL (ANY WITH STRONG PIANO) 12 3 4 FRANK BLACK RHAPSOOY IN BLUE IRVING AARONSON JIMMIE BLYTHE Outside POUTIN* PA FA henry allen CONNIE BOSWELL NEVER i w i shed I'LL SAY "NEVER on the moon 2W7 • Kend AGAIN" BOSWELL Sitting on the moon 3340 • Kend SISTERS OlD YOU MEAN IT 3377 • Kend Lullaby of broadway here's VI love in your eyes 3389 • Keno BRADLEY & RHYTHMETTES (Any victor, vocalion, Melotone) Gri Star dust LOU IS ARMSTRONG will bradley irish black bottom OK 8447 5.00 Mitc quicksilver Alligator crawl OK 8482 5.00 Mitc Beat me daddy Melancholy blues OK 8496 5.00 Ml TC RUM800G IE Armstrong hits RPM) Three ring ragout (33 1 L -36000 Si me Jazz li ps OK 8436 SlME Basin street boogie Once in a while Boogal I E woogalie OK 8566 S 1 ME piggy two deuces Scrub me mama OK 8641 S I ME some of these days (new only) Jack and Jill OK 41298 S I ME Mahogany hall stomp CO 35879 Mill Rock-a-bye the boogie (Any hot fives or sevens) DAVI Down the road apiece (Any hot fives; G+) OK 2.+ STUR Chicken gumboogie Alligator crawl (g+) 3.5+ STUR BROADWAY BROADCASTERS gu5 arnheim She's funny that way CA 9023 SUZANNE VI 24235 1.50 ABER LES BROWN LOVIE AUSTIN Evening star OK 6633 • In he alley blues Para 12391 - V/pLF WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN -?- Jackass slues Para (2361 - WOLF 5538 - JOBE (any paramount) An ideal republic Para I- STUR 5533 - Jobe GENE AUTRY bucktown f ive (Any (all gec;netts) QRS; state prices) • JOBE - DAVI (any 8uody; state prices) JOSE HOAGY CARM ICHAEL (Any Diva; state prices) JOBE star dust GE 6311 - SlME (Any harmony; state prices) Jose Star oust VI 24484 -SlME (Any velvetone; stateprices) Stardust - Jcde GE 63 I I - G ILD (Any Clarion; bessie couldn't help state prices) - Jose it VI 22864 -Gild (Any Romeo; state prices) Jobe LE ROY CARR (Any Perfect; state prices) Jose (Any) - Wall (Many melotones; state prices) Jobe BENNY CARTER (Many Vocalions; state prices) Jose Melancholy lullaby - Garr (Many Victors; My favorite state prices) Jose blues - Garr (Many Columbias; Cocktails state prices) Jobe for two - Garr Undes fi esta stars (Any Jobe English or French Decca) - HASS COUNT BASlE casa loma orchestra JUMPI NG AT WOODS I DE whi te jazz De 2212 BR 6092 • SlME HOLLYWOO0 JUMP Co 35336 House is haunted • (new) BR 6858 - KENW RIFF INTERLUDE CO 35321 Galb cellar boys 8ASIE 600G1E OK Barrel house stomp Galb • MILL Swinging at the daisy chain De CHARLESTON CHASERS 1 121 The glory of love Davenport/WabaSH De 1228 Co 909 • CULT SIDNEY BECHET Imagination/Strut • Co 1260 • CULT fo.APLE LEAF RAG Farewell/My gal sal CO 1539 Cult BIX BElDERBECKE M sbehavi n/Moani Co 1891 - Cult Davenport slues Ge 5654 BASIN STREET/BEALE STREET Co 241 5 Cult MARG I PARL R2833 CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS BUNNY BERIGAN my basy/or i ental man OK 8548 • Wolf Blue lou Brown bottom sess/lady love OK 8613 - wolf In a mist CHICAGO HOT FIVE In the dark Star dust Swanee river CHICAGO LOOPERS All dark people are light on feet I'M MORE THAN SATISFIED (amy) Gilo Lady from 5th I avenue CLOR NDA (any) Gilo (Beiderbecke compositions) CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS i cried for you FOUND A NEW B I • ABY/C IANGES UHCA 1-2 - Oua I Can't get started CHICKASAW SYNCOPATORS Sharp as a tack Memphis rag Co 14310 • KENW IN A MIST CHOCOLATE DANDIES CHU BERRY Star dust OK 8668 • SlME Ghost of a chance LARRY CLINTON EBD TIDE BOOCIE WOOGIE BAND Ebb tide KING COLE TRIO (Chu berry continued next column) Sweet lorra ine Gals d ) ) ) A Wanted COLLECTOR'S ITEM CATS 1 2 3 4 (Duke Ellington, continued) 12 3 4 i surrender dear Mill Chi cago stomp down OK 8675 5.00 MlTC jerry colowna Old man blues OK 8869 3.50 MlTC Please (any)- Three little words PAE R883 10.00 MlTC russ colum.bo East st.louis toodle-oo (33 RPM) VI L-•16007 SlME lost in a crowd 24194 • Sime (most any columbias) CO SMI T • you call it madness 6503 Choy Country gal/jubilee stomp CO 35776 B 1 ED COOK'S ORCHESTRAS Crescendo blue/diminuendo blue Co 36125 BIEO (AN ON GENNETT) Sentimental mood/Showboat CO 361 12 81 ED cotton pickers , 4 CO 361 15 B 1 ED HOT HEELB SHY CO 35214 B 1 ED IDA COX Weely/i never felt this way Co 35353 Bl ED Pink slip blues (new) OK 05258 I ,75 TREU Pyramid/Sugar walks down st. Co 36105 Bl ED Haro times blues (new) OK 05298 I ,75 TREU Cotton club stomp/in a mizz BR 8405 B 1 ED bing crosby Portrait lion/Something Br 8365 Bl ED - blue of the night (new only) BR 6226 S I ME Jazz pot pourri/Battle of swing Br 8293 Bl ED Can't we talk it over (new only) BR 6240 — SlME Trumpet spADES/txposmoN BR 7752 Bl ED — shadows on the window ("a" master BR 6276 SlME Cotton/Margie Br 7526 B 1 ED Let's try again ("B" master) BR 6320 - SlME Mighty like blues/buffet flat BR 8331 81 ED — Please (new only) BR 6394 S I ME l don't know what blues/Sticking: Vi 27804 B 1 ED Street of dreams (new only) Br 6464 — SlME 5 o'clock whistle Vl 26748 Bl ED You're beautiful tonight(new only) 8r 6477 — SlME Harmony in harlem Br 8044 Ches Temptation (new only) BR 6695 - SlME Flaming youth 88 10243 Ches St, Louis blues ("B" master) 8R 20105 — SlME Rose ROOM BR 6265 KEN* Gay love( harmony, Velvetone, Clarion, etc) SlME slippery horn (new) BR 6527 KENW (any rare or unusual labels) S|ME Raisin' the rent (new) BR 6571 KENW - Down the old ox road ME 13 I 35 STEN Mood indigo (new) VI 22587 KENW once in a blue moon PE 13036 - STEN Hhttin* the bottle (new) VI 23016 KENW Face the music medley Br 20106 - STEN Memories of you(new) VI 23013 KENW gay pap.ee Ve 2536 - ABER MUST HAVE THAT MAN (new) VI 38007 KENW oecca cussing record Oe ABER Wang wang blues (new) BR 6003 KENW Gay love Clarion 5476 8 .00 ABER Jazz cocktail (new) BR 6404 KENW The day you came along BR 6644 I ,50 ABER Margie (new) BR 7526 KENW cabin in the pines BR 6610 2 ,00 ABER Tappin' 7th Ave. Br 8131 KENW BOB CROSBY awful sad (new) Br (BOTH KENW Sugarfoot/king PORTER STOMP DE (Any OK, Ca, Ro, Pa, Ge, etc.) KENW PUTNEY DANDRIDGE ellington units (ANY VOCALI ON) Hass (Any bb, var. Ok, voc) Bl EO COW COW DAVENPORT improvisations in ellin TON 1 (Any vocalion or Champion) Gri t low cotton HRS 1003 Suit dixie jazz band F inesse MRS 1004 Smit Dixie drag KEND FRED FEIBEL johnny dodds STAR OUST CO (Any Vocalion or victor) — Grit TED FIO RITQ DORSEY BROTHERS ORCHESTRA my little grass shack br Choy • I couldn't be mean to you De 195 STEN King kamahameha Br Choy SPELL OF THE BLUES OK 41 181 .00 Aber benny goodman J IMMY DORSEY riffin' the scotch/keep on 00 1 n co 2867 *3-6 Kend Dolamite WHIT Love me or leave me/uhy couldn't Co 2871 3-5 kend Cherokee Garr JUNK MAn/OL* PAPPY CO 2892 3-6 kend TOMMY DORSEY Junk man/ol 1 pappy OoE CB730 5-10 KEND '.'P. GHOST GOES TO TOWN house hop/Sing me a swing song Vl 25340 KEND EDDIE DUCH1N Pop corn man VI 25808 10.00 KEND The clouds will soon roll by FALLING IN LOVE AGAIn/|F YOU Me 12079 2-4 KENO The night when love was born I wanna be around/What have you ME 12138 2-^> KEND soft lights and sweet music Room |4| i /jungle blues BrF 500201 5-10 KEND Medley That's a plenty (new) ME 12073 4-8 KENO i've told ev'ry little star Dinah (quartet) Vl 25398 • HASS Out of the darkness avalon (quartet) Vi 25644 • HASS we belong together blues in your flat (quartet) VI 26044- • HASS Night and day/After you bei mir bis du skon (quartet) VI 25751 HASS Till tomorrow sugar (quartet) Vi 26240 • HASS isn't |t a pity China boy (trio) Vi 25333 • - HASS Try a little tenderness Smiles (quartet) Vl 25660 HASS you are the sonq Exactly like you (trio) VI 25406 • • HASS Love passes by Texas tea party CO 3167 HAS6 ROY ELDRIDGE Emaline Co 2907 - HASS Wabash stomps Junk man Co 2892 • • HASS After you 've gone I gotta right to sing the blues Co 3168 HASS Florioa stomp WOLVERINE BLUES/JAZZ HOLIDAY VO 15656 • MlER DUKE ELLINGTON HUE BR 4968 - UIER Eerie moan (new) BR 6467 KENW Basin st. blues/Beale st. blues BR 7645 • MlER Kissing my baby (new) Br 7627 KENW you're the top Co 2986 • MlER 1 • IN A JAM (NEW) Br 7734 KENW TAPP 1 N THE barrell Co 2856 mill Creole rhapsody (new) VI 36049 KENW LET'S DO IT OK 6474 mill HARLEM FLAT ( NEW BR (both KENW King porter stomp VI 25090 • Mill Maori Br (both KENW BOY MEETS G0Y Co 35462 . Band Blue again VI 22603 KENW ORGAN GRINOER'S SWING Vi 25422 • Suit BOY MEETS HORN CO 36123 HASS HE AIN'T GOT RHYTHM Vl 25505 . Suit • Pyrami CO 36105 HASS 1 FOUND A NEW BABY V l 25355 SUIT • ANIMAL CRACKERS QE 3342 6.50 Ml TC SOMEBODY LOVES ME/jAM SESSION V l 25497 BIEO BLACK & TAN FANTASY OK 852.1 7.50 U|TC Blues in your flat/Vy flat Vi 26044 BIEO (DUKE ELLINGTON CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN (Benny Goodman continued next page) 6 11 g rT ) 1 1 t (BENNY GOODMAN, CONTINUED) 1 2 3 H lLt 1 9 1 A 4 SBiffiE r Mess katie mess 8437 WOLF 1 KNOW YOU KNOw/l CR1EO V 26139 — ClEO OK UOONGLOW/DlNAH V 25398 B 1 ED Loves i ck blues OK 8453 WOLF r fi d i u i urc L AHL n 1 Nt, b Sweet sue/melancholy baby VI 25473 — B 1 ED (Any on QRS) QRS |5.00 MlTC Man 1 LOVE/AVALON VI 25644 B l ED (MANY VICTORS, COLUUBIAS, OKEHS) B|EO B 1 LL I E HOL 1 DAY SOME OTHER SPR 1 NG 502 1 OK Ml LL Clarinetitis/that's A PLENTY Me 2073 Sm i G — 1 ST Lou 1 S BLUES 6064 He's not worth your tears ME 2023 — Sm l G OK Mill ~ Linda/Overnight ME 12024 Smig ( Old Vocal t ons ) V ° Ml LL in love again ME 12079 Smig NO REGRETS ( VO 3276 Sm i t Falling 2 — WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE ME 12120 Smig I CAN'T PRETEND Vo 3333 — Smi t 1 1 WANNA BE AROUND MY BABY ME 12 1 32 Smi Call a heart a heart VO 3334 Smit YOU CAN'T STOP ME FROM LOVING YOU ME 1 2205 Sm i Q HERBERT C. HOOVER Blue moon/Throwing stones CO 3003 ^— Sm i g Shall we send our youth to war Vl JOBE — Clouds/night wind Co 30 1 5 - Sm i G JOE HORSE i» MILKMEN Down home rag^ixi eland band CO 3033 SMiG Riverboat shuffle VAR 553 2.50 TREU (ANY B, GOODMAN BLUE BIRD REISSUES) 8B '— BlED JACK HYLTON After you*ve gone (trio) VI 251 |5 GALB She shall have music (any) Choy nobody's sweetheart (trio) V 25345 —— Galb HARRY JAMES Exactly like you (trio) VI 25406 Galb C 1 R 1 B 1 R t B 1 N Co 36226 —— Choy i Sweet sue (quartet) Vl 25473 Galb Dreamer n me Br 8055 1 .25 Smit Stompin' at savoy VI 2552 1 — Galb Texas chatter BR 8067 1.50 Smit Blues in uy flat (quartet) Vl Galb Little white lies BR 8 1 78 I ,25 Smi - Where or when (trio) BB 1 1456 Galb Feet draqqin' blues Co 35227 — Galb Clarinet a la king Garr JAM SESSION AT COMMODORE Uy man Garr A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND — - Ml LL inn crcc inw at mic mo Smoke gets in your eyes Garr JAM oLoa 1 UN A 1 V 1 L 1 UK l A smooth one Garr Honeysuckle rose/The blues V 25569 QUA t Junk man CO 2892 5.5C HASS JOL L Y J 1 VERS Emal ine Co 2907 5.50 HASS Piano stomp VO 25105 Broo — 1 Uusi C HALL rag Co 30 1 1 — — HASS J 00K T J00K 1 VO 02532 Broo Clouds Co 30 15 - hass DUNK JUHNoUN l gotta right to sing the blues CO 2835 Hass Bunk 's blues JM 10 1 . 10 Mont PECKIN Vl 2562 1 Hass JAMES P. JOHNSON YOU'RE DRIVING ME CRAZY VI 25434 Hass RIFFS OK 8770 Broo China boy (quartet) Vl 25333 Hass Back water blues OK 4903 2.50 Treu BEI UlR BIST DU SCHON (QUARTET) VI 25751 Hass PETE JOHNSON GOODY & HIS GOODTIMERS B & 0 BLUES SA 1 2006 Broo Stardust Pe 15084 of PAT 36903 KENO MARGARET JOHNSON NOW | 'M IN love Pe 15105 OF PAT 36924 KEND Changeable oaddy OK 8 1 85 Wolf Stardust pe 15084 of PAT 36903 S 1 ME R 1 CHARD M. JONES GOTHAM STOMPERS (Any on all labels; no acc.) Grit WHERE ARE YOU VAR 541 1,50 TREU JONES/SM 1 TH> 1 NC * GLEN GRAY Even i n VO 344| 2.50 Smit Smoke rings (any) CHOY KANSAS C ITY SIX J IMMY GR 1 ER Countless blues CMS 509 KEND One HOUR WITH YOU VI 22971 Choy Them there eyes CMS 5t KEND LIONEL HAMPTON PAGIN* THE DEVIL CMS 512 KEND Sun will shine tonite Vl 25771 Hass KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS UOOD FOR SWING VI 2601 1 HASS Sweet l i za Ba 6358 KEND Gin for xmas VI 26423 HASS It's tight like that/4 or 5 times Ba 6295 KEND Object of my affection Vl 25699 Hass FREDDIE KEPPARD Gin for Xmas VI 26423 Galb Stock yard strut Para 12399 15.00 MlTC UUNSON STREET BREAKDOWN Vl 26453 Galb RAY KINNEY HAWAI 1 ACROSS House of morgan Vl — q A i_b THE SEA V l 27280 Choy Don't stand a ghost of a chance Vl Galb For you a lei DE 533 —i- Choy Jack the bellboy VI 26652 galb GENE KRUPA The 6un will shine tonight VI 25771 HASS Rock i ng cha i Garr ' HARDMAN'S HAMMOND FIVE After i ve gone Garr EXA CTLY L 1 KE YOU OK 4971 1.75 TREU C OLEMAN HAWK 1 NS FR 1 ENDSH 1 P CO 35368 Band Honeysuckle rose DE 3358 MILL EDD 1 E LANG (any foreign labels) GILD Church street (new) OK 8633 KENW Body and soul garr Change keys (new) OK 8637 KENW Star dust — Garr Bullfrog (new) OK 8695 KENW 1 WANNA GO BACK TO HARLEM DeE 6502 HASS Blue room (new) OK 8818 KENW Smiles/a strange fact DeE 6445 HAS6 Jeann i ne ( new) OK 4 1 1 34 KENW Devot i on/Lamentat 1 ON Dee 6597 —— Hass Deep minor (new) OK 8743 KENW Sorrow PA 658 5.0C Hass SAM LAN IN Lullaby Pa 2007 5.00 Hass SUS 1 ANNA OK 41228 Si ME FLETCHER HENDERSON SUSI ANNA OK 41228 5.00 Aber NEW KING PORTER STOMP CO 35671 hass TED LEWIS Star dust . Broadway 1441 sime Play, fi dole, play (any) Choy Star dust (new only) CP. 3093 Si ME Me and my shadow (any) Choy Chinatown (and others) CO 2329 STUR L ILL 'S HOT SHOTS Rifflin' VI 25339 HASS Georgia grind VO 1037 5.C0 mitc WOODY HERMAN LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS WHISTLE STOP DE Garr Ballin' the JACK VO 15828 OR HRS 15 KEND Deep night DE Garr Shout halleljah PAF 22305 5-10 KEND (ANY) Gild ALEX HILL WING IE MANONE (ANY VOCALION) GRIT BOOGIE BEAT'LL getcha BB 1 1298 Band 7 I n e 3 4 3 4 JIKKY LUMCEFORO (King Oliver, continued) 12 krookeo blues GE 5274 WOLF I 'M ALONE WITH YOU MONOTONY IN FOUR FLATS room rent blues OK 8148 WOLF MELANCHOLY 8A8Y Sweet baby doll OK 8235 WOLF REV. McGEE (any vocalion) GRI T (Any) dipper mouth 8l/weatherbird rag GE 5132 BAKE RED MCKEDZIE High society rag OK 4933 Bake Dark town strutters' bal KIO ORY ozie mcpherson Ory's Creole trombone Suns 3003 7.50 mitc (Any paramount) JACK PETTIS MEZZ MEZZROW Broadway stomp VO 15761 85-8 KENO Hot club stomp Bag o' blues OK 41410 KEND GLEf:M MILLER ben pollack Star oust GARR roll in' down the river Re 10057 $5-6 KEND RAY MILLER you didn't have to tell me OR 2208 Ml ER . that's a plenty BR 4224 Mill i ' m a ding dong daddy OR 2214 M I ER mills brothers Boogie voogie jungle fever BR 6785 Si me TEDDY POWELL Darling nellie gray DE 3705 J08E tedoy's boogie woogie OE 2606 BAND Bugle call rag BR 6357 JOBE teddy bear boogie DE Band • - 0 K amer I CA BR 201 12 JOBE Sans culottes BB I 1201 — Band irving mills h otsy totsy gang blueb i r0 boog i 1082 Band Deep arlem/strut miss lizzie 4983 KEND straight 8 boogie 1092 Band Since you want away 4122 KEND 800gin' on the downbeat I 176 Band Deep harlem/strut miss lizzie 4983 • SlME jungle boogie 1232 Band railroad man 4838 • SlME boogie war dance .75 Band mills merry makers louis prima Farewell (149955) Har., di., Cl., 4 ve 7i2i KEND Star oust (new only) BR 7335 SlME MILLS MUSICAL CLOWNS qu iiitette of hot club of FRANCE WIPIN THE pan/| USED PE 15155 OR PAT 36974 KENO (ANY Swing 4 H.M.V. labels) S I ME WARREN MILLS the RAOIOLITES Gems from "Blackbirds" Vi 35962 KENW Love letters/i don't know why CO 2540 KEND BORAH MINEVITCH MA RAINEY RHAPSODY IN BLUE BR 6705 SlME Seeking blues Para 12352 WOLF MISSISSIPPI JOOK BAND new bo-weavil blues Para 12603 WOLF hitt1n* the bottle ME 6 I 165 BROO Traveling slues Para 12706 WOLF Dangerous woman ME 61271 BROO Sleep taiking blues Para 12760 WOLF MIFF MOLE LOG camp blues PAPA 12804 WOLF Ragt i me/Sweet day OK 40758 Cult (Many) Para 75#* STUR Hot time/Strutters OK 40784 Cult red on i on jazz bab i es ' Dixieland/my gal sal OK 40932 Cake walk i bab ies UHCA 77-76 Mill wild oat/cream in coffee OK 41 153 PHIL REGAN Bertha/Moanin' low OK 41273 GOODNIGHT LITTLE GIRL OF DREAMS (Any) • Choy Windy city stomp HRS 15 Mill JOE REICHMAN - Shim-me-sha-wabble HHCA 23-24 MILL PAGL I ACC VI 27393 Choy CHAUNCEY MOOREHOUSE LITTLE THOUGHTS VI 27975 Choy Blues in 8 flat (new) 608 .00 Treu NIGHTY NIGHT VI 27448 • Choy My gal sal (new) VAR 638 3 00 Treu DJAHCO RE I NHARDT - JELLY ROLL MORTON St. Louis blues QUA | Ball i n the jack BB 10450 Mill ELZAO IE ROBINSON sidewalk blues VI 20252 MOMT (Any) - Wall cannon ball slues BB 10254 MONT GIL ROD IN Turtle twist BB 10194 MONT 99 out of 100 - Ml ER (Any) DAVI THEODORE ROOSEVELT wolverine blues GE 5289 WOLF The liberty of the people - JOBE perfect rag 5486 WOLF LAIIHY ROSS • • Mamamita 3043 WOLF MOQNL I GH T AND ROSES VI 26784 Choy steamboat stomp 8372 MO NT LU IS RUSSELL • - (any bluebird, victor, vocal i on ETC)- Grit (Many) OK-VO STUR MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS (Any Okeh or Voc. or Victor) GR I T YOU RASCAL you (V.G.) OK 41526 STUH PEE WEE RUSSELL FRANK IE NEWTON OlNAH HRS 1000 Mill ROSETTA/WCRLD IS WAITING FOR SUNRISE B8 10196 SlME Dinah HRS 1000 • Broo NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS (Any on HRS) HRS Bake (ANY) " CO .00 MlTC ARTIE SHAW new obleaiis ramblers ONE FOOT IN THE GROOVE Garr That's the kind of man for me ME 12130 KEND ONE NIGHT STAND Garr i'm one of goo's children ME 12133 KENO SPECIAL SELIVERV STOMP • Garr NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS SIX JOLLY JESTERS (ANY GENNETT OR OKEH) 0«VI Oklahoma stomp VO 1449 • Grit RED NICHOLS FREDDIE SLACK MISSISSIPPI MUD ,00 ABER PIG foot pete Oe 4130 • Band RAY NOBLE BESSIE SI.' I TH • TURKISH DELIGHT .40 GARR GULF CO.iST BLUES CO 3844 ' MILL JIMMY NOONE ON REV I VAL DAY CO 14538 WOLF (ANY V ion) GRIT SHIPWRECK BLUES Co 14662 WOLF red norvo LOST YOUR HEAD Bl/GIN HOUSE BL CO 14158 Bake night i s blue CO 3026 Smit FABER SMI TH 4 YANCEY honeysuckle rose CO 3059 — Smit E. ST. LOUIS .lues (new) OK 05464 2. CO Treu honeysuckle rose Co 3059 Broo STUFF SMITH king oliver OLD JOE'S HI TUN' THE JUG VO 3270 JOBE (ANY GENNETT, OKEH, COLUMBIA OR PARA) 1YE DYE BABY VO 3300 JOBE (KING OLIVER CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN) HERE COMES THE MAN VO 33 14 JOOE C ) n — G 1 o Q 1 o 0 1 it 3 JOE SOOJA (Paul Whiteman, conti nueo' L.IMEHOUSE BLUES VI ' 1 Relax i n at the touro BB IC532 LA LB REACHING FOR SOMEONE Co 1822 G LD JAZZ BAND BALL BB 10518 GALB Lovable HMV B5509 2.50 Arer ECCErTR 1 BB 10417 GALB AFTER YOU'VE GONE Co 2098 2.50 ABER DA DA STRAIN BB 10384 GALB Living in the sunlight CO 2171 2.50 ABER SPANIER-3ECHET Because by baby Co 1441 2.50 A8ER Sweet lorraine HRS 2OC0 MILL COQUETTE CO 1755 2.50 ABER That's a plenty HRS 2002 MILL Orange blossom time Co 1845 2.50 Acer China boy HRS 2001 QUAI From Monday on VI 24349 1.00 Aber THAT 'S A FLFNTY HRS 2002 — QUAI A NIGHT AT THE BILTMORE VI 39000 3.00 Aber REX STEWART Three little words VI 25076 2.00 Aber SOLID ROCK/BUGLE CALL RAG HRS 2005 KEN0 Wa-da-oa Co 1455 1 .50 Aber LOW COTTON (NEW) HRS 1003 KENW Rhythm king Co 1629 1.50 Aber FIN. ESSE (NEW) HRS 1004 K E;gw Let's do it CO 1701 1.50 Aber Cherry (new) HRS 2004 KENW HAPPY FEET CO 2164 1.50 Aber Solid rock/Bugle call RAG (NEW) HRS 2005 KENW Bench in the park Co 2223 1.50 Aber ( Cherry HRS 2004 QUA | WHOOPEE MAKERS ANY pseudonym) ' Bugle call rag HRS 2005 CUAI Moan i LOW Ca 9235 KEND TEA ANO TRUMPETS VA 618 QUAI Milwaukee walk Ca 9?03 KEND Lazy man's shuffle VA 517 QUA 1 ICKY OLUES (8478) (A KEND CHERRY HRS 2004 SMIT Sorority stomp (a KEND SOLID ROCK HRS 2005 Smit Dirty dog (3766) (a ")— KEND WILLIAM H. TAFT 4 OR 5 TIMES (2061 ) (any) KEND -?- VI 5558 J0BE IT'S tight like that (2062) (M v ) KENO JACK TEAGARDEN WILLIAMS RUG CUTTERS YOU'RE SIMPLY DELISH PE 15361 KEND DOWNTCWfl UPROAR (NEW) Var 527 2.25 Treu Loveless love/Rockin 1 CHAIR CR 3051 MlER DOWNTOWN UPROAR (NEW) OK OR VO 3814 2.25 Treu You rascal you/That's WHAT 1 Co 2558 Ml ER DIGA DIGA DO (NEW) var 555 2.25 Treu 1 just couldn't take T BABY Br 6716 MlER DlGA DIGA 00 (NEW) OK OR VO 3818 2.25 Treu JUNK MAN (NEW ONLY) BR 7652 Ml ER TEDDY WILSON ST. JAMES INFIRMARY HRS 2006 Qua i RIGHT OR WRONG/WHERE THE BR 7797 KEND ' BIG EIGHT BLUES HRS 2007 QUAI Moan i n low Br 7877 KEND PlTCHIN* BOOGIE Para 12855 oua i (Any on Brunswi ck) BR HASS 1 2006 SH NE HRS Smit Moanin' low/Fine and dandy Br 7877 SM 1 G RIG EIGHT BLUES HRS 2007 Smit I'M COMING VI RG 1 fj | A/HOW Br 7893 Sr.*. I (ANY ON H.R.S.) HRS Bake Sun showers/yours and mine Br 7917 SM 1 G TEN FRESHMEN 1 'LL NEVER BE THE SAME Br 7926 SMIG FRESHMAN HOP PE 15235 OR Pat 37054 KEND AIN'T Ml SBEHAV 1 ri/HCNEYSUCKLE( QUART. )BR 7964 SM | G HOC 1 EL THOMAS Ain't mi sbehav i n/honeysuckle( quart. )br 7964 — HflSS Washwoman blues OK 8280 WOLF COQUETTE BR 7943 HASS Listen to me OK 8346 woLr SUN SHOWERS Br 7917 Mass ARTHUR TRACY REMEI.'BER ME/YOU'RE MY DESIRE Br 7940 HASS MARTA BR 6216 CHOY WOODROW WILSON MARTA OE 2967 Choy Democratic principles VI JOBE FRANK IE TRUMBAUER WOLVERINES -?- 1 SHAM JONES MEDLEY Co I00C2 Si me HRS 26 Mill RIVERBOAT SHUFFLE UHCA 29-30 BR00 FIDGETY FEET GE 5403 Gild THREE BLIND MICE OK 40903 GILD ROYAL GARDEN BLUES Ge 20062 Gild Baltimore OK 40926 Gilo 81 G 60Y GE 5565 Gild JUST AN HOUR OF LOVE OK 40912 Gild WYNN'S CREOLE BAND MISSISSIPPI MUO OK 40979 Gild PARKWAY STOMP VO 1220 BflOO JUBILEE OK 41044 Gild JIMMY YANCEY MY PET OK GiLr. BEAR TRAP BLUES OK 05490 Treu BLESS YOU SISTER OK 41 100 Gilo VICTOR YOUNG LOVE AFFAIRS OK 41 145 Gild J'JST A YEAR AGO TONIGHT Br 6692 Choy SENTIMENTAL BABY OK 41 128 Gi ld ANY RECORDING GROUP 1 nil i sr OK 41231- GILO (MOST ANY HRS RECORD) HRS Cult PARLOPHONE (ANY ON LABEL — G 1 LD STARDUST SlME CRAZY QUILT Br 6146 2. CO ABER RlDIN BUT WALKIN .75 WHI T VARSITY SEVEN (Any Solo Art record) SA Qua i PRETTY GIRL 1 A IS L KC A MELODY 8179 M 1 LL (TRANSCRIPTIONS) (Any) Bake Bing Crosby; Stardust; name Bands ; Movie Trailers SlME SIPPIE WALLACE (SOUND FILMS) THE FLOOD BLUES/LAZY MAN'S BLUES Bake 8ing Crosby; Star Dust; name Bands — SlME WESLEY WAI 1 ACF No. 29 PARA 12958 FATS WALLER BIGGEST HOT CATALOGUES CHANT OF THE GROOVE in the country have always been BB I 1262 Kend issued by GLADYSE VI 38554 SlME HARRY MERENESS lu waiters New Add ress: — (any) JM MILL 230 Broad St., Lake west brothers trio Charles, Louisiana. star oust BB 5Q36 SlME 19th catalogue coming out soon. 3{ stamp paul whiteman with request, please, if not formerly a China boy/oh Miss customer. Old customers Hannah Co 1945 M I ER please advise of after you're gone Co 2098 men change of address since December. ' WHITEMAN CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN ) 9 n i n n ) ' ) J. O'BYRNE DeWITT FIFTY-ONE WARREN STREET ROXBURY MASS. AUCTION EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 27th BENNY GOODMAN (LIONEL HAMPTON, CONTINUED) HOORAY FOR LOVe/|'M LIVIN' IN A GREAT BIG VI 2501 1 G Big wig/Stand by for further announcment VI 26296 V Always/Japanese Sandman- VI 25024 G jack the bellboy/Central ave. breakdown VI 26652 V Get RHYTHM IN YOUR FEE T/B ALLAD IN BLUE VI 25081 G Fiddle dee dee/bouncing at the beacon VI 27364 V KING PORTE R'/SOMET IMES I'M HAPPY VI 25090 V OUKE ELLINGTON EENY,MEENY,MINEY mo/Santa CLAUS CAME IN THE VI 25195 G Birmingham breakoown/e. St. Louis toodle oo BR 3480 G Good-bye/sandman VI 25215 V Tishomingo bluesAellow dog blues Br 39B7 G t Goody-goody/. 's been so long VI 25245 G Take it easy/Black beauty BR 4009 G N BREAXIN' IN A PAIR OF SHOES/STOMP 1 * AT SAV VI 25247 G Awful sad/Louisiana BR 41 10 F ' ' .Break i in a pair of shoes/stomp i at sav VI 25247 E The mooche/since you went(hotsy Totsy Gang) BR 4122 G Devil and the deep blue sea/madhouse VI 25268 G It oon't mean a thing/Rose room BR 6265 G IF 1 COULD BE WITH Y0u/l KNOW THAT YOU KNOW VI 25290 V Jazz cocktail/Lightnin' BR 6404 V Stardust/St ardust(dorsev) VI 25320 G HARLEM SPEAKS/OLD APPLE TREE BR 6646 V Too good to be true/all my life(trio) VI 25324 G Solitude/moonglow BR 6987 E Remember/Walk, jenni e,walk VI 25329 G Showboat shuffle/in a sentimental mood BR 7461 V NOBODY'S SWEET HE A RT /MORE THAN YOU KNOw(TR|0 )VI 25345 G Accent on youth/Truckin Br 7514 V THESE FOOLISH THINGS/lN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD VI 25351 G Margie/Cotton BR 7526 V DOWN SOUTH CAMP MEETIN'/PlCK YOURSELF UP VI 25387 V Sophisticated Lady & sentimental mood/ UOWN SOUTH CAMP MEETIN'/PlCK YOURSELF UP VI 25387 N hood indigo Ir Solitude (piano solos) BR 7990 E HERE'S LOVE IN YOUR EYES/YOU TURNED THE VI 25391 G Scattin' at the kit katAiew Birm. Break down Br 7994 E St. Louis blues/Clarinet marmalaoe( LaRocca ) VI 2541 1 G Crescendo in blue/diminuendo in blue Br 8004 E WHEN A LACY MEETS GENT/YOU'RE GIVING SONG 25434 G new black & tan fantasy/Stepping swing soc. Br 8063 G Peter piper/organ grider's swing VI 25442 G Scrounch/if you were in my place BR 8093 E A RIFFIN' AT THE R 1 TZ/ALEX ' :DER ' S RAGTIME BANDVl 25445 V 1 LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART/GAL FROM Br 8108 E RIFFIN' AT THE R 1 TZ/ALESANDER ' S RAGTIME BANDVl 25445 G Swingtime in Honolulu/ l m slappin' 7th ave. Br 8131 V BUGLE CALL RAG/AFTER YOU'VE GONE (DORSEy) VI 25467 G STEVEDORE'S SERENAOe/LA OE 0000Y 000 Br 8174 E Sweet sue, Just you/my melancholy (quartet) VI 25473 V Rose of the Rio granoe/Gypsy without a song Br 8186 E whispering/tiger rag (quartet) VI 25481 G Exposition swing/i haven't(will huoson) BR 8213 E you can tell/never should have told you VI 25500 G hip chic/Blues serenaoe Br 8221 G This year's kisses/he ain't got rhythm VI 25505 G Boy meets horn/Old king oooji Br 8306 E4 Chlo-e/ioa, sweet as apple cider(quartet) VI 25531 G 80Y MEETS HORN./OLO KING D00JI Br 8306 V ' lament/Pussy 8344 Can't we be fr i ends/pecki VI 25621 G Subtle willow Br V Roll 'em/afraid to dream VI 25627 V Solitude/Mood indigo Co 35427 E Minnie the moocher's weddin day/Bob white VI 25683 G Grievin/Tootin through the roof Co 35310 V I've hitcheo my wagon/let that be a lesson VI 25708 V moon glow/Truck in Co 36317 N can't teach my olo heart/silhouetted (trio) VI 257 1 1 G Black & tan fantasy/Creole love call VI 21 137 V Camel hop/Loch lomono Vl 25717 V Black beauty/Jubilee stomp Vi 21580 G MAMA, THAT WOOn/iOU TOOK THE WORDS VI 25720 V Three little woros/Riug dem bells VI 22528 V LIFE GOES TO A PARTY/lF DREAMS COME TRUE VI 25726 V nine little miles/what gooo am 1 VI 22586 V Thanks for memory/it's wonderful VI 25727 V mood indigo/When a slack man's blue VI 22587 V Always and always/ooOOH boom VI 25808 V Blue again/To whom (bert lown) VI 22603 V Lullaby in rhythm/That feeling is gone VI 25827 V The river ano me/Keep a song in your soul VI 22614 V N 1 LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART/FEEL 1 'HI GH VI 25B40 V Limehouse blues/echoes of the jungle Vj 22743 V Big john special/Flat foot floogie V 1 25B7I N HITTIN' THE BOTTLE/THAT LINDY HOP VI 23016 V I'VE GOT A DATE/COULD YOU PASS IN LOVE VI 26000 V memories of youAou're lucky to me VI 23017 V YOU'RE LOVELY, MADAME/WHAT HAVE YOU GOT VI 26053 V Sam and delilah/bioin my t i me(bluejeans) VI 23036 V MARG ie/RUSSI AN LULLABY VI 26060 V Shout em aunt tillie/i'm so in love VI 23041 V IS THAT THE WAY TO TREAT/l HAD TO 00 IT VI 26082 G Troubled waters/my old flame Vl 24651 V Bumble bee stomp/c i ri b RI6I n VI 26087 N Solitude/Delta serenade VI 24755 E+ 'S WONDERFUL(QUARTET)/l MUST HAVE MAn(TRIO) V.I 26090 N So far so goodAou you darlin VI 26537 V Sweet Georgia Brown/opus Jt (quartet) 26091 E MY GREATEST MISTAKE/AT A DIXIE ROADSIDE VI 26719 V Sweet Georgia brown/opus ^ (quartet) VI 26091 G Sepia panorama/harlem airshaft VI 26731 topsy/smoke house VI 26107 V 1 must have that man/bandanna babies Vl 38007 V Bach goes to town/Whispering VI 26130 E DlGA DIGA OOO/CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING Vl 38008 WE'LL NEVER KNOW/llNOEC 1 OED VI 26134 G Flaming youth/Doin' the voom voom Vl 38035 G . 1 CRIED FOR Y0U(QU1 NTET )/l KNOW THAT(TRIO) VI 26139 V Japanese oream/harlemania Vl 36045 Sent for you yesteroay/and the angels sing VI 26170 N Stevedore stompAicty glide Vl 38053 F IF 1 HAD Y0U/LIMEH0USE BLUES ( SEXTET OK 6486 M Misty mornin'/saratoga swing VI 36058 Somebody else is taking/that did it Marie OK 6497 V Arabian lover/Cotton club stomp Vl 38079 V Everything 1 love/Winter weather OK 6516 N Olo man blues/Double check stoup SB 6450 N SOMEONE'S RICKING ORE AMBOAT/YOU DON'T KNOW OK 6534 N Olo man blues/oouble check stomp B8 6450 V SOMEBODY NOBOOY LOVES/LET'S GIVE LOVE OK 6562 V Duke steps out/haunteo nights BB 6727 V LAMP OF MEMORY/WHEN THE ROSES OK 6580 N 1 must have that man/bandanna babies BB 7182 E MY LITTLE COUSIN/A ZOOT SUIT DK 6606 N 1 'VE GOT TO BE A RUG CUTTER/NEW TOODLE-00 MA 101 V 1 just coulon't/iOO years from (E. waters) Co 2853 V SCATTIN AT KIT KAT/NEW BIRMINGHAM BREAKOOWN MA 123 V One sweet letter/Scatterbrain Co 35241 Z All goo's chillun/alabamy home MA 137 E Flying home/rose room Co 35254 N JUNGLE BAND KING PORTER/ALL STAR STRUT(ALL STAR BAND) Co 353B9 N COTTON CLUB STOMP/\VALL STREET WAIL BR 4887 V 1 SEE A MILLION PEOPLE/THAT COUNT CO 36379 V THE WASH 1 NGT ON 1 ANS Caprice XXIV Paganini/|'m here Co 364 1 1 E E.ST. LOUIS TOOOLE-OO/jUB 1 LEE STOMP Ca 8182 G MOBOOY'S SWEETHEARtA'ORE THAN YOU KNOW (TRIoJBB 10723 V MOVE OVER Da 9025 V MY HONEY'S LOVIN* ARMS 'IT HAO TO BE YOU Bfl 1 1056 N HOTTENTOT Ca 9036 V Changes/Russian lullaby BB 1 1 220 N SOLILOQUY/BLACK & TAN FANTASY BR 3526 V Where or when/i cried for(trio-ouintet) SB 1 1456 V LOUISIANA RHYTHMAKERS YOU CAN'T STOP Me/SLOW BUT SURE ME 12205 G DREAMY BLUES.'RUNNIN* WILD PE 15658 Oixielano b ano /Bugle call rag Br 7644 G Rockin* in rhythm/Twelfth street rag ME 12445 i LIONEL HAMPTON DUKE ELLINGTON Stomp/jivin the vibres VI 25535 G PROGRAM TRANSCRIPTION (33 1 /3 Drum stomp/Confessin' 25658 G mood inoigoAot, bothered/Creole love call V 16006 10 J.I. In Exile £y eugane Williams An addition to the last issue of the discussion of Dixie- Record Changer dis- land Thumpers, State turbes me because Street Ramblers and the four collaborat- Blythe's Blue Boys ors will spend a in last month's col- great deal of time umn: Orin Black- pricing 5000 discs. stone writes that he But real hot record has a Gennett issue prices are determin- of There'll Come A ed by the operations Day (Gennett 6249) , of supply and demand. by the State Street They change constant- Ramblers, coupled ly, and will not with Jack Ass Blues by Alex Jack- stop changing because they have son's Plantation Orchestra. The been "set". Of course a guide to same record, by coincidence, was current record prices is desir- listed for disposition in last able.* A simpler way to provide month's Record Changer by Charlie such a guide would be to announce Campbell. The third Gennett side from time to time, the prices at makes my suggestion of a Para- which auction and set-price items mount-Gennett tie-up in this case were sold through the Record somewhat less plausible; but not Changer. Price variations during impossible. Can someone get the the next few years are likely to records together and compare be considerable, as they become them? affected by war condit ions , re- issues, new collectors, etc. The Louis Armstrong discography The possibility of an impor- on which William Russell, George tant King Oliver discovery was Avakian and I are collaborating raised by George Hoefer (quoting with the assistance of some other the Tasmanian Jazz Notes) in the collectors , is progressing slowly. August 15 Down Beat. Listed as It will be published some time an interesting find, in Vol. 3, this fall, in booklet form. No. 4 of Jazz Notes, is a coupl- Collectors who have rare discs ing by King Oliver's Creole Jazz which might have escaped our Band: Sobbin' Blues (81306) and notice (for example, Hendersons Oh Sister Ain't That Eot (81308). under pseudonyms on the Regal- No label name or serial number Banner-Domino series) are invited was given, which may indicate to send the information to this that the record is a test press- writer at 126 MacDougal St., New ing. Since the master numbers York (12) N.T. Please don't are close to the known Columbia write to reserve a copy of the Olivers (81300-4) , it is not at discography. When it is ready, it all Impossible that these two will be announced in the Record sides (and perhaps two more, 81305 Changer and elsewhere. and 81307) are genuine Olivers. Their discovery in Tasmania is not * Thanks to Mr. Williams for a splendid incrediblejsince the domestically suggestion. Acting on the above recom- unissued Teschmacher Indiana was mendation, the parties behind this rec- first discovered in Australia. ord value project are considering the Collectors will hope that Mr. publication of a real hot record book Hoefer, who followed up the along the lines of a "loose-leaf" vol- Indiana discovery promptly and ume which will facilitate the insertion effectively, will be equally of supplemental data and revisions of successful in obtaining confirma- record values. This is the type of book tion or disproof of this new re- which Charles Delauney had in mind as port from down under. he compiled hot discography. Other A A 4 mechanical aspects of this projected The project to "determine" hot American Hot Jazz Book will be announced record values, announced in the from time to time. 1 1 n n ) 3 FRANCIS J. WALCOTT 2402 Dana Street, Berkeley (4) California FOR TRADE OR AUCTION HENRY ALLEN FRANK IE NEWTON House in harlem for sale ME 13145 N Minor jive BB IC 186 N Smooth sailing Me 13323 V RED NICHOLS ARCAD IAN SERENADERS Slow out suRe BR 6138 V Fidgety fett OK 40272 G JIMMY O'BRVANT/J IMMY BLYTHE San sue strut OK 40378 G DRUNK MAN'S STRUT Para 12246 V BUSTER BAILEY PEE WEE RUSSELL Afternoon in africa Va 668 N 1 'Ve FOUNO A New BABY HRS 1002 N Sloe jaw fi zz VO 4089 V ARTIE SHAW THe COUNT BASIE BLUES A S, B VO 440 1 N Lester leaps in Vo 51 18 N THe CHANT BR 7952 G SHARKEY BONANO NOBLE SISSLE-SIDNEY BECHET C MUDHOLE BLUES Vo 3353 E HA RAC TeR 1 ST 1 C BLUES VA 64B N PERRY BRADFORD JABBO SMITH HOOLA 0OOLA DANCE PARA 20309 F Jazz battle Br 4244 E CHICAGO RHYT'M KINGS JACK TEAGARDEN Sugar SlG 102 N LOVELESS Love HRS 5 N CHOCOLATE DANDIES FRANK IE TRUMBAUER KRAZY KAPERS HRS 16 N IN A MIST BR 6997 G LILLIE DELK C>iRlSTIA" (lOUIs) Mayor of alabam' BR 7663 N Sweethearts on parade OK 8650 F ETHEL WATERS-JAMES P. JOHNSON EDDIE CONDON My handy man Co 14353 V HOME COOKING CO 35680 N TEDDY WILSON THAT'S A SERIOUS THING B8 10168 N SPReADIN' RHYTHM AROUND Br 7581 E DUKE ELLINGTON Tiger rag BR 423B E WANTED Rent party blues BR 4345 E IF YOU CAN'T HOLD THE MAN YOU LOVE Ge 3291 G Jungle blues (margin chips) Ro 1215 G LOUIS ARMSTRONG Bugle call rag Vl 22938 V Oroppin' shucks/Who's it OK 8357 SEGER ELLIS ( LOU 1 S Jazz lips/Skid dat oe oat OK 8436 Sposi ' OK 41255 N IRISH SLACK BOTTOM/YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU OK 8447 1 Ain't mi sbehav i OK 41291 E Keyhole bluesAielancholy OK 8496 BENNY GOODMAN JIMMY BERTRAUD 99 OUT OF A 100 Me 12100 V (Any) SONNY GREER J IMMY BLYTHE'S OWLS Saturday night function CO 2833 F (any) HARLEM HOT SHOTS (WingyI CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS Love is just around the corner Pe 16085 N My baby/Ori ental man OK 8548 The blues have got me Me 13323 N Brown bottom bess/laoy love OK 86 1 MONK HAZEL My girl/Sweep 'em clean OK 8792 High society Br 4161 E JOHNNY DOODS IDEAS BR 4182 N (Any on Paramount) Para FLETCHER HENDERSON Weary BLues/Mew Orleans stomp VO 15632 MAN HOP OFF BR 41 1 9 E WILD BLUES/MeLANCHOLY (ex) BR 3567 ART HODES BERTHA "CHIPPIE" HILL TIN ROOF blues SlG 102 N LOVeSICK BLUes/LONeSOME WEARY BLUES OK 8453 PAUL HOWARD Mess KATie Mess OK 8437 The ramble VI 38068 N LILL'S HOT SHOTS Overnight blues Vl 38070 V DROP THAT SACK/GeORG 1 A SO BO VO 1037 quad ty shout Vl 38122 N CRIPPLE CLARENCE LOFTON CHARLIE JOHNSON STRUT THAT THING/DONKEY MAN BLUES VO 02951 Harlem drag Vl 38059 N JELLY ROLL MORTON WINGY MANNONE (Any Gennctt ,Si lverton, Paramount ,voc. PURITAN, okch) ORLEANS STRANGE BLUES BR 691 1 V NEW BOOTBLACKS Walkin' the streets Br 6940 N (Any) joe marsala king oliver Hot string beans VO 4168 E The southern stomps Para 12088 RAY MCKINLEY Mabel's dream/rivers i oe blues Para or Clax NEW ORLEANS parade oe 1019 E Jazzin' bab i es BLues OK 4975 Shack in the back De 1020 N MABeL'S DReAu/SweeT baby doll OK 8235 MEZZ MEZZROW Melody from the sky BB 6320 E RED ONICN JAZZ BABIES Sendin' the vipers BB 10250 N CAKe WALKING BABIEs/OF ALL THE WRONGS Ge 5627 MILLS SLUE RHYTHM BAND CLARA SMITH Ride red ride Co 3087 N Shipwreck blues/My john's blues Co 14077 JELLY ROLL MORTON HOCIEL THOMAS Shoe shiner's drag RB 7725 N ( Any with Louis) MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS SIPPIE WALLACE (Any wi th loui TA 1 LSPI N BLUES BB 10209 N s) JIM MUMDY Ain't mi sbehavi n' Va 598 N CLARENCE WILLIAMS BLUE FIVE NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS Cake walking basics from houe OK 40321 Papa de da oa Sweet i e dear BB 7614 N OK 8215 DEADLINE -- 15th OF THIS MONTH uuo occ — UJ ecu. Q.L-O o o £ in CM X o < III u cc o UJ ro i— to CO LJ QCC Q : DEADLINE -- 15th OF THIS MONTH _J Q g -O u go- oues cr 1 <5 1— 8 LJ >CL in to ui H—i LL o K O o z o cr o o u I" . e 81 AS i e I FOR DISPOSITION I MILDRED SA I LEY 2 3 4 5 6. first four letters of collector' ARKANSAS BLUES/ST. LOUIS BL VO 4801 N T-S l.?5 STEN For address, see page 2. COUNT BASIE SMARTy/L ISTEN MY CHILDREN DE 1379 V T-A CULT TOM THUMB /MY OLD FLAME OK 6527 N STA .75 OAVI method of disposition! "sal "for sale at price indicated King joe (Parts | & 2) OK 6475 N sal .75 Davi "tra*, for traoe; "auc", a NOBODY KNOWS/SONG OF THE I SLA OK 5|69 N SAL .75 DAV| auction, closing oa te for m Sept. 27, 1943; t-a, for IT'S THE SAME OLO SOUTH OK 5963 N SAL .75 Oft VI n n TRADE OR AUCTION," T-S FOR MERE COMES SALE OR TRADE; "STA" FOR SALE CHARL e/POUND CAKE OK 5085 N SAL .75 DAVI TRADE OR AUCTION. Time out/let me dream de 1538 N sal .75 Oavi JUMPIN' AT TUP WOODSIDE/DARK OE 2212 SAL .75 condition of record !n N DAVl excellent ;v— e— very go CHEROKEE (PARTS I & 2) DE 2406 N SAL .75 DAVl G-gooo; F-fair; p-pqo TOPSY/DON'T YOU MISS ME BABY DE 1 770 N SAL .75 DAVl Catalog ' j number of BLUES I LIKE TO YEAR/BLAME IT DE 2284 N SAL .75 DAVl R05ELAND SHUFFLE/HONEYSUCKLE OE I 141 N SAL .75 DAVl | Label of record OH LADY BE GOOO/YOU CAN OE. DE 2631 - SAL .75 Davi One o'clock jump/John's idea oe 1363 N sal ,75 Oavi I LEFT MY BABY /R IFF I NTERLU0E CO 35321 N SAL .75 OAVI I 2 3 4 5 6 BIX BE IOERBECKE ALL STAR BAND IN A MIST/WRING IN ' TWISTIN OK 40916 V AUC HEIN The blues VI 26144 E TRA Galb SORRY VO 3149 E TRA GALB HENRY ALLEN I DON'T MIND/i'LL BE A FRIEND Vl 23008 G TRA Gild Pleasing paul B9 10235 N T-A g IN A MIST/WRINGIN t TWISTIN VO 3150 N T-S 2.00 STEN would you (£" ch| p) Vo 3244 G SAL .75 KAUF Jazz band ball OK 40923 N tra Wolf (MANY vocal DAVENPORT BLUES ions) Vo - TRA G 1 LD GE 5654 V T-A 12.50 MITC kitchen in heaven ROYAL GARDEN BLUES 35664 I Vo 3490 E TRA M 1 ER CO N T-A .00 BROO rug cutter's OL MAN VER/V.'A-DA-DA swing ME 13145 N SAL 1 .50 Qua R| OK 41088 V AUC Cult Beach of bali bali/take my VO 3261 N AUC JAZZ BAND BALL/JAZZ ME BLUES OK 40923 V AUC CULT ALLEN-HAWKINS IN A MIST/WRINGIN t? TWISTIN OK 40916 V AUC CULT GALVESTON MY GAL PE 1 565 G SAL .75 KAL.F Louisiana/rhythm king OK 4i 173 E auc CULT ARC AO IAN SERENAOERS SIDNEY BECHET COEO/JUST A LITTLE BIT BAO OK 40503 V TRA G1L0 Blackst i ck/when the sun DE 2 129 N AUC Hein ARKANSAS TRAVELERS Lay your racket/i want you BB 10472 N AUC he i n Copenhagen/Panama ma — shag/ i found new baby OK 40236 AUC STE 1 a BB 10022 K AUC Hein 2"7 How I love/See you 4027^ - Georgia cabin OK AUC STE 1 VI 909 E T-S I .00 BROC row row rosie OK 40426 — AUC Shag/ I found a new baby BB 10022 E AUC CULT LOUIS ARMSTRONG bunny berigan cornet chop suey HRS N AUC He in blue/l *m coming virginia DE 181 16 N t-a SMIC Oriental strut/you 'we next HRS N AUC Hein in a little spanish town VI 26152 N TRA Ml ER muskrat Can't ramble/heebie jeeb i OK 2300 F AUC HEIN get started/prisoners Vl 36208 N AUC Oavi Tight like this/heah me talk OK 8649 N AUC — hein Livery stable blues/high soc VI 26068 N AUC Got no blues/west end VIC blues VO 3204 N AUC He i n BERTON muggles/Peanut venoor i Blue/Taboo Black vo 3194 G+AUC he i m & gold Vocalion 2974 E+tr Cornet chop suey/My heart OK 8320 F+AUC —— hein BERTRANO'S WASHBOARD WIZARDS Gut bucket/yes 47th st-.stomp/idle HOUR SPEC VO I'm in(crack) OK 826 1 1060 G AUC HEIN Dear BIG BILL old southlano/Weather HRS ] 8 N AUC hein (Many reissues) vo, Ok, CO E+T-A new shake em on down Conq 9073 N TRA JOBE Got no blues/Vest eno vo 3204 Q|LD wood ie wood i CONQ 9309 N TRA JOBE Georgia grino Conversation with OK 83 1 G+TRA WOLF the blue Conq 9932 N TRA JOBE weary blues OK 851 9 G+TRA Wolj_ Bed time blues Conq 9759 N TRA JOBE Ll TTLE JOE OK 41501 N TRA p Lone wolf blues CONQ 9761 N TRA JOBE Georgia grind/sweet papa OK 8318 V T-A CULT Rockin' chair blues Conq 9794 N TRA JOBE Georgia man/Trouble in mind OK 8312 V T— _ CuLJ Green grass blues Conq 9929 N TRA JOBE Don't play me cheap VI 24425 N SAL 1.00 QUAI Double trouble Conq 9930 N TRA JOBE iiee8ie jeeb i es/muskat ramble OK 8300 G T-A QUAI BLAND'S RHYTHMAKERS Mahogany hall stomp Shine your shoes 8B 5086 N T— .75 8R00 uhca 1 1 1 N TRA JOBE Oriental strut RUBE BLOOM Co 36155 N T-S 1 .00 Broo kickin gong/Devil deep DOLL DANCE (SOLO) sea OK 41550 V AUC Cult OK 40Q42 N T-S 1 .00 BROO Lucky to me/memories of you OK 41463 G AUC Cult BLUE CRASS FOQTWAPMERS Mississippi basin/sweet sue VI 24321 V AUC Cult Old folks shuffle/hound 248 V Hate to learn you/V/ish nev. VI 24204 E AUC CULT blue rhythm boys Mahogany hall stomp/Oepeno VO 3055 V AUC Cult Blue flame/Blue rhythm 6143 E i got rhythm/chinatown OK 41534 V AUC Cult JIMMY BLYTHE all of me/home Co 2606 V AUC Cult Endurance stomp/Pleasure mad CH 40025 V AUC HE in made night too long Co 2646 Brown skin mama/ori ental man V AUC Cult Ch 40023 V AUC HE I N ROCKIN' I i CHA fi/SWEETHEARTG ON Co 2688 V AUC Cult j mm i e blues Para 12304 G+tra Wolf can depend on me/l got rhy Co 2590 V AUC Cult WILL BRADLEY That rhythm man/sweet sav. OK 8717 E AUC Cult Speaking of heaven/thought Vo 5182 E t-a shine/just a gigolo OK 41480 V AUC CULT Down the road a piece/Celery Co 35707 N sta Oavi Georgia on mind/lazy river OK 41454 E AUC CULT Jimtown blues/ghost of chance Co 35376 N sal .75 OAVI Can't give anythinq/no one OK 41204 E AUC Cult Basin st. boogie/Call if any Co 36340 N t-a Oaui St. LOUIS BLUES VI 24321' V+TRA Grit ARDELL BRAGG I HATE TO LEAVE YOU NOW Pig mean blues(with VI 24204 E TRA Gr 1 T parham) para 12398 G tra INDIAN CRADLE SONG OK 41423 E TRA Grit broadway bell hops t SURRENDER DEAR OK 41497 VKRA Gr it Sunday/Black bottom aw. 288 V T- CULT Tiger rag/dinah OK 8800 VfrTRA Grit Barbara 494 N T- ABER Little joe/them there eyes OK 41501 N TRA Grit Don't be angry with me 1253 G T- ABER mahogany hall stomp OK 8680 E T-A Aber gus armheim cleo brown (Several with bing crosby) Boogie woogie VI N TRA M 1 ER N ) n N ) For Disposition i HENRY BROiVli 1 2 3 4 '5 6 PiiTI.Ev DAI BRIDGE 2 3 4 5 6 2IST ST.STOMP( IKE ROOGEdS para i 2625 v tra WOLF Easy to love/youOU doDO theThe VO 3351 N TRA G l LO WILLY BRYAf.T SROH" f; TE*RY JAZ20LA BOYS Chimes at the meeting VI 24847 N SAL .00 Qua i Darktcwn strutters ball OK 8iX)6 V TPA ca? calloway JEP DA^EPPORT h BE ALE ST. JUG BAND OlXIE DOORWAY PE 15791 G SAL .75 KAUF JUG BLWEf/POSCOLO BLUET. VO 1504 E T-A HQAGY CARf.' ICHAE L CARROL DlCKERSOM Barnacle bill the sailor VI 25371 E TRA JOBE BLACK I..MM ft/fc I SSCJUUI SQUAE. 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BROWN CO 446 STEI J I MMY DORSEY AFTER YOU'VE GONE/SOMEDAY CO 861 G AUC- STEI Back to back/Especially YOU DE 2554 V T-A CULT MISS. MUD /ME LA ";CHOLY BABY CO 1335 G AUC STEI BEEBE Br 6352 N T-A Aber N AUC STEI AIN'T Ml SBEHAV 1 '/MOANI N 'LOW Co 1891 K TOMMY DORSEY RED HAIR/LOVABLE CO 1925 N AUG STEI Tears in my heart VI 25673 E TRA Galb TURN ON THE HEAT/WHAT WOULDNT CO 1989 N. AUC STEI Quiet please BB 10810 N SAL .90 KAUF Sing you sinners/Cinderella CO 2133 M AUC STEI ROY ELDRIOGE AUC STEI ' Wasn't it nice/Emily drown Co 2219 E Pluck i n the bass VA 2107 G TRA Galb LOVING YOU/WASN'T IT NICE Co 2309 V AUC STEI QIIKE ELLINGTON Imagination CO 1260 E T-A- Aber Across track blues VI 27235 E T-A Bl ED chicago roqt'.vari.'ers COTTON TAIL VI 26610 N T-A BlEO Brush stomp/get em again OK 8599 F AUC HE I Clarinet lament BR 7650 N T-S STEN HERt.'AN CM ITT I SOU Soli tude/moon glow BB 6987 N T-S STCt Pens 1 FLAMI NGO/THE MAN I LOVE 63 I 1333 E TRA Kn-i;o/CONGA BRAVA VI 26577 N T-S .50 STEN CHOCOLATE DANDIES Exposition swing Br 8213 N TRA Ml ER BUGLE CALL RAG/DEE BLUES 2543 V AUC CULT DIGA OIGA DOo/l CAN'T G VE VI 38008 V SAL l .00 Qua i Six or seven times OK 872 B V+TRA GRIT NEW BIRMINGHAM BREAKDOWN MA 123 N T-S 1 .50 BROO RUSS C0LUM80 THE "C" JAM BLUES/MOON 1; 1 ST VI 27856 N TRA PENS YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING VI 22909 E T-A Aber SEGER ELLIS AS YOU DESIREME VI 24076 G T-A aber Ain't misbehavin' ODEON 0NY4I29I E TRA GILO LET'S PRET END THERE'S A MOON 8R 6972 N T-A Aber ST. LOUIS SLUES (PIANO) OK 41447 N T-A ABER YOU CALL I T MADNESS VI 22802 N T-A Aber BUP FREQ'Arj GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART VI 22826 N T-A Aber CRAZE-O-LOGY UHCA 13-14 N TRA BROO EDO IE CONDON FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA THAT'S A SERIOUS THING/GONNA B1 10168 N AUC HE IN Farewell blues/Oriental Ge 4966 G t-a Qua i The eel BR 6743 N Wolf BLU'D LEROY GARNETT CONNIES INK ORCHESTRA Chain 'em down Para 12879 N tra WOLF SUGAR FOOT STOMP/JUST BLUES ME 12239 V AUC Cult GEHE GIFFORO n - i Davi Sugar foot stomp Crown 3194 V+TRA Grit hew orleans tw i st/moth ' but bb 10704 n t-a OOC COOK golden gate ( n l chols .roll i n i Willie the weeper/Slue foot Co 1070 E TRA '.1 LO Shake/What a man EO 51737 N AUC STEI 1 Spanish mama/hot tamale man Co 727 E T-A QUA Static strut/Could I EO 51746 N AUC STEI conn SANDERS JEAN GOLDKETTE Sluefoot/The wail VI 21305 G T-A CULT Proud of a baby like you VI 20469 G T1A Gilo cotton pickers benny goodman ya V CULT Fallin' down/What oio tell BR 3001 T-A Clap i net a la kinc OK E T-A Bl ED Woe is me/Jazz in oem oer VO 3263 E TRA GRIT Clari net a la king OK 6544 N SAL 1.25 CHES Prince of wai ls/jimtown bl BR 2766 V TRA PENS And the angels sing VI 26170 N SAL 1.50 Chfs IDA COX nit wit serenade Co 2958 V TRA HER COX LAWDY BLUES/MOANIN BL. PARA 12064 V T-A Cult (Many on Victor) Vl TRA M 1 ER WORRI.EO ANY HOW BLUES/CHI BL PARA I22C2 G T-A Cult Christopher columbus/Get hap. VI 25279 E SAL 1.00 Quai Graveyard bound blues( Lou i s)para 12251 V T-A- quai here 's love VI 25391 E T-S 1.00 Brdo B IMG CROSBY Bugle lall rag Co 2958 N T-S 1.50 Broo SAL 1.00 KAUF 2914 TEMPTAl 1 ON BR 6695 G BEALE ST. 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HOT SHOTS Spain/all by myself{boocatg) DE 3248 N SAL Bakc Black £ t-vj/sucah blues PE 15401 E T-A Grit 1 J. ' i c 1 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 HARRIS BROTHERS TEKANS 2 3 4 6 1 ANIN'S RED HEADS (n Gut bucket shuffle/Louisiana OR 4644 N AUC- HEIN 5 FEET 2/GONNA HANG Co 483 E AUC STEl FLETCHER HENDERSON Flag that train/wouldn't be CO 376 G AUC STEl ALBUM C-30 CO N TRA Galb LANIN'S SOUTH ERf : SEREllADERS " SUGAR FOCT STOMP/WHAT-CHA Co 395 T-A CULT Aunt hager 's blues Para 202C2 V T-A DAVI TED LEWIS MALINDA'S WEDOING DAY VI 22775 V SAL 1 .00 Qua Manda/io ALONG MULE Ce 2B2 N T-A QUAI New st. louis slues/Mammas CO 697 .V T-A Cult MONEY BLUFS/ 'LL TAKE YOU Co 383 N T-A quai NEW ST. LO US slues Co 697 N SAL 1 .00 Quai MY GAL SAL/MY PRETTY GIRL Co 2536 E AUC Cult LITTLE BROT! ER BR Jancleo nerves/always BE IN VI 25317 E AUC Cult F AR 1 SH STREET Jl VE N SAL 1.25 Quai RIFFIN/GRAf.D TERRACE RHYTHM VI 25339 E AUC CULT VIRGINIA LI STOW Grand terrace/Steali n apples Vo 3213 V AUC CULT You've got the right key OK 8 173 E TRA —- Gilo Henderson stomp/Chant Co 617 V+TRA .90 Grit LOU !S ' HARLft-' STCI PERS Sugar/Blues in my heart Co 255'1 V TRA .eo Grit Casa loma stomp Co 2615 E AUC Cult LOUISIANA FIVE Talk of the t6wn CO 2825 V+TRA 1 .00 Grit you can depend on me/J imtown VI 25379 E+THA Grit Yelping hound blues Co 2742 V SAL .50 Kauf 1 S 1 ANA RHYTHM K INGS ' 3213 E TRA .75 Grit LOU Steal l N apples/Grand terrace Vo HORACE HENDERSON Daoa strain HRS 7 N TRA BROO Sultan sepenade OK 6026 N SAL 1.00 KAUF O'ER THE BILLOWY SEA/KARAVAN BR 4906 G AUC STEl MEL HEtlKE Miss mud/Nobody's sweet: eart Vo 15057 F AUC STEl BROO PRETTY BABY/TELL ME BR 4936 N AUC STEl HENKE STOMP C 1 100 N TRA teddy hill JIMMY LUNCEFORD at rug cutters bail/Blue rhy. vo 3247 N AUC Cult HELLS QELLS DE 1506 G TRA GALS earl Hikes Pretty eyes/jump and shout VO 5430 V T-A Cult ROSETTa/CAVERNI SM Br 6541 N SAL 1.75 Davi Cheatin* on me^hat you do vo 4582 G T-A Cult i Cult angry/cavernism De 1 83 G TRA Galb Ann i e lauri e/Fr sco fog De 1569 E T-A boogie on ST. LOUIS BLUES on 10674 C TRA GALB Pretty eyes/Time to jump vo 5430 V T-A Cult WE FOUND ROMANCE/JUST TO BE Br 6960 E TRA Gl LD Posin/iioney keep mind on me De 1355 G T-A Cult Jezebel/Oominick swing Vo 403.2 E THA GILD WHAM/LUNCEFORD SPECIAL OK 5526 N T-A- CULT JOHNNY HODGES Thunoer/Babs De 676 G T-A Cult Things ain't what ueeo ic ce 68 T-A B 1 ED BELGUIM STOMP/THINK OF ME Vo 5207 V T-A Cult SQUATY ROO BB 1 1447 N SAL 1.00 KAUF WINGY MANNONE BILLIE HOLIOAY 1 'M SHOOTING HIGH VI 3134 E SAL 1 .00 QUA I THEM THERE EYES VO 5021 N SAL 1 .00 QUAI JUST ONE GIRL/SHE'S CRYING REDOK 41569 E T-A Grit CLAUDE HOPKINS D. MCDONOUGH 4 C. KRESS Ain't misbekavin' Co 2860 E T-A l.?5 BROO Stage fri ght/Danzon Br 6917 N TRA WOLF Minor mania/marie Co 2904 E TRA .70 Grit JIMItY McHUGH'S BOSTO IANS IPANA TROUBADOURS Whoopee stop p/Futur i st i HA 836 V TRA Gild Mary lou/in little garden Co 738 G T-A Cult MCKINNEY *S COTTOfl PICKERS Sunshine/After my laughter Co 1308 V T-A Cult SHE'S MY SECRET PASSION VI 22628 G SAL .75 Kauf BUD JACKSON'S SWAIJEE SERENADERS Hello VI 23031 E SAL 1.50 Kauf HEEBIE JEEBI ES/MESSIN AROUNO BR 3351 V T-A Qua i Okay baby/want little girl VI 23000 V T-A Cult EARL JACKSON Zoiiky/one hour tonight Vl 381 18 G T-A- Cult FUTURISTIC JUNGLE 1 SM/LOW DOWN PE I55n5 V+TRA .75 Grit Plain oirt VI 38097 V TRA JOBE HARRY JAMES Nobody's sweetheart/crying VI 38000 V AUC Cult The mole 'But not for me co 36599 N T-A Davi JIMMY McPARTLAND Duke's mixture/don't take Co 36334 N —— Davi Panama De 3363 V TRA Galb Crazy rhythm/Easter parade CO 36545 N SAL Davi OZIE MCPHERSON (acc L.Austin) Jesse/home james Br 8350 N SAL Bake Outside of that/you gotta Para 12327 V AUC Davi BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON MEMPHIS MINNIE WARTIME BL/BOOGER ROOGER PARA 12425 G T-A Cult LOW DOWN MAN BLUES* CONO 9275 N TRA JOBE MARCH BOX BLUES/BL. SNAKE MOAN OK 8455 V+TRA Grit CALL THE FIRE WAGON COMO 9282 N TRA JOBE JAMES P. JOHNSON Ma rainey CONO 9763 N TRA JOBE RIFfs/Feelin' blue OK 8770 E+TRA WOLF Lonesome shark blues Cong 9764 N TRA JOBE KEEP OFF THE GRASS OK 4495 V TRA WOLF BENNY ME R OFF Weeping blues (chip ^") Co 3950 E TRA Grit Just an hour of love OK 40912 N TR/ Wall YOU CAN'T DO/BLEEDING HEARTEO VI 19123 F SAL Bake MEZZ MEZZROW LONNIE JOHNSON 35th and Calumet BB 10251 V T-S .60 BROO FALLING RAIN/JOHNSON BLUES OK 8253 V T-A Cult Swinging with mezz/Love not BR 6778 E AUC Cult Kansas City blues ( Parts 1,2)0K 8537 E+tra GRIT LIZZIE ULES & MELROSE STOMPERS MARGARET JOHNSON That's allright daddy CONQ 9357 N TRA JOBE CHANGEABLE DAD Dy/PaPA , MAMA OK 8185 E TRA Gl LD GLENN MILLER HALGIE JONES MOONLK.HT COCKTAIL/HAPPY BR 1 1401 E T-A CULT IF 1 LOSE (LOUIS) Co 14059 V AUC Davi Sweet potato/Too romantic BB 10605 V T-A- Cult Anybody here want to(lomis) Co 14063 V AUC Davi Over the rainbow/ding dong BT 10366 V T-A Cult JUNGLE BAMD MILLS BLUE RHYTHM BAND ROCKIN' IN RHYTHM/I2TH STREET BR 6038 V AUC Cult Dancing dogs CO 3044 E T-S 1.00 BROO JUNGLE KINGS MILLS BROTHERS FRIAR'S POINT SHUFFLE UHCA 3^t N TRA BROO TIGER RAG/NOBODY SWEETHEART Br 6179 N TRA 1 .00 Grit HAL KEMP MIFF MOLE (Many on Brunswick) riR TRA Ml ER Hot ti me/Darktown strutters OK 40784 G AUC STEl ANDY KIRK WILD OAT JOE/YOU'RE THE C>EAM OK 41 153 G AUC STEl N V N I'LL NEVER LEA RN/SPOS | OE 2510 T-A Cult Bl RM 1 NGHAM BERTHA/f^OANI 'LOW OK 41273 G AUC STEl WHAT'S MIME YOURS/MUST BE TR De 1827 V T-A CULT Feel ik' no pain/new twister VO 3074 V AUC- STEl GEtlE KRUPA LEE MORSE WALKING & SW1NGIN/SINCE MY Br 8253 N TRA Gild Side by side/idea ofheaven Co 974 V T-A Cult Tonight/never took lesson OK 5751 E T-A Cult JELLY ROLL MORTON 1 HOPE GABRIEL LIKES MY MUSIC BO 10705 N TRA MIER Mr. jelly lopd Para 20332 N TRA Wolf - I HOPE GABRIEL LIKES MY MUSIC BB 10705 STA Davi Mr. jelly LORD VI 21064 N TRA WOLF TOML.Y LAONIER SHREVEPORT VI 21658 N TRA WOLF REALLY THE BLUEs/WHEN YOU BB 10089 N TRA MlER High society/buddy qoloen say BB 10434 E T-A Cult EDO IE LANG. Mr. jelly roll Triangle 1 1397 G TRA Wall MECOLANZA OE EDU AR DO/BESOS OK 16240 N TRA GILO (JELLY ROLL MORTON CONTINUED NEXT PAGE) 1 5 v 1 1 Ns n C A ii N NT A t For Disposition 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 ( jelly roll Morton, co iTIMJED) LOU IS PRIMA Jungle: blues VI 21345 V SAL 1.50 QUAI Darktcwh strutters ball Br 7657 N TRA y 1 ER Turtle twist/smilin' the bl. BB SAL 1.25 QUAI Tin roof blues/Can't have Vo 3657 N AUC Cult HONKY TONK MUSIC (SOLO) JM 1 1 N TRA 8RO0 MA RAlNEY BjTNN IE MO TEN Broken soul blues Para 12384 N TRA WOLF LOOSE LIKE A GOOSE VI 38123 N SAL 2,00 Qua Little low uaiaa blues Para 12419 N TRA WOLF MOUND C 1 TY BLUE BLOWERS See see rider blues Ji 9 N TRA Broo '. TA 1 LSP 1 N BLUES VI 38087 H TRA Grit RED At 0 IF ' S STOPPERS N J 1 l.'MY k'UNDY Sl 1 PP 1 ' AROUND VI 21397 V TRA JOBE DOi'I SUNOAY SPECIAL/ALL ABOARD VA 8 1 48 N SAL i .co guAi REOI.-AN fJ^W F 1 ORLEANS BLUE I VE HEARD/T ROUBLE Br 6233 N SAL 1.25 Quai The king of the Zulus VI 203 1 6 E TRA MIER HOW YA FEEL 1 Br 6523 K SAL 1.25 Quai FRAI'K IE NEWTON 1 GO TCI 'A /L ITTLE BIT LATER Oi Me 60802 N AUC Cult THE BLUES MY BABY GAVE 10216 H TRA M 1 ER 1 WON'T TELL/ IT'S ALL YOURS Br 6585 E AUC Cult RED N 1 C HOLS FRED RICH Alabama stomp/hurr i cane 6n 3550 V SAL 1.25 Qua i POOR PA PA /B ELL HOPP 1 HA 1 19 G AUC STEI 1 F 1 VEPENN 1 ES/HA RLEM TWIST VI 21560 V 6AL 1.25 Quai RU ~SE LL S RH Y AKlR S 3b Three little wqros/ha rlem 7460 N SAL 1 .25 Qua HORN OF PLENTY SLUES H 1001 N TRA JOBE 0 A R D A N EL LA Br 7358 N SAL 1 .25 Quai SAVAI IiAH SYNCOPATERS Davenport blu i r i 20778 ~s/Del um VI E SAL 1.50 Quai Deep hendehson/jac kass blues 3245 V T-A Qua i Five pennies VI 21560 E TRA Broo ELMER SCH0E8EL a i Keep song n your soul 6068 E TRA Grit PRINCE OF WA 1 LS/COPENHAGEN BR 4652 N AUC Q ftV | HURR CANe/ALABAMA STOMP BP 6817 N T-A STEI BOYD SENTER ' After you ve gone/w i lo about BB 4839 M T— STEI Bad habits/new st.(Lamg acc. OK 40755 G T-A Cult 1 OA SWEET A APPLE ClOER BB 3626 E T-A STEI Shine/Doin' you no good Vl 21912 N TRA Grit BONEYARO SHUFFLE/BuDOY ' S HAB. Bp 3477 G AUC STEI Wabash blues OK 40949 E T-A ABER Sack beats /Bugle call rag IP 3490 E AUG STEI ART It SHAW Mean oog/cornfeo BR 3597 N AUC STEI Sta roust "1 27230 V-I-TRA GALB 1 DA /FEEL IN' NO PA 1 BR 362C G AUC STEI nightmare/nonstop flight BB 7875 E T-A Cult R IVERBOAT SHUFFLE /ECC EN TR 1 R 3627 H AUC STEI (Many on bruns. and vocal ion' N TRA Ml ER A alon/nobody r S SWEETHEART 3854 G AUC STEI MILT SHAW (MOLE) where the Marg i e/panama 396 1 N AUC STEI shy little violets OK 41 158 E AUC STEI d" 1 MAG | NAT 1 ON/OR 1 C * D 1 X 1 £ 1 —STEP Bp 3989 G AUC STEI BESSIE SMITH Allah 's hol i day/roses of p. BR 4286 G AUC STEI Do your duty OK 8945 E TRA WOLF USED TO LOVE HER /Ma RCH | NG HM Br 4308 N AUC STEI YOUNG WOMAN'S BLUES UHCA 5-6 N TRA BROO 1 1 CLARA BU LD NG A NEST 432 1 V AUC STEI SMITH 1 1 1 1 1 D01N' . ND A NA /D HAH Br 4373 V AUC — STEI HOW'M Co 14150 E T-S ; : broo New yorkers/may be wrong Br 4500 E AUC STEI PINETOP SMITH Get happy/Somebody to love Br 4591 N AUC STEI Pine top's boogie woogie VO 1245 E TRA WOLF DlDN'T BELJEVE ME.^tf 1 Til MUS 1 C 4951 N AUC STEI STUFF SMITH Nobody knows/Sm i le BR 4790 V AUC STEI Serenade/here comes the man vo 3316 N TRA Gilo 0 CH 1 NA BOy/PEG ' MY HEART B 4877 G AUC STEI It a in 't ri ght/Old Joe's Vo 3270 N AUC Cult f' Who /carol i ma in morn i ng BR 4925 E AUC STEI Got a heavy date/Robpins Vo 3234 N AUC Cult EUSRACEABLE YOU/GOT RHYTHM BR 4957 E A'lC STEI TRIXIE SMITH YOU RASCAL YOu/CRAZY SONG BR 6133 E AUC STEI Don't shake more/train bl Para 1 22 1 1 V T-A- Cult T LI TLE G Rl/SLOW BB 6138 G AUC STEI Freight train bl/Don't shakepara 1221 1 V T— Grit HOW THE TIME CAN FLY BR 6 1 64 N AUC STEI EODIE SOUTH Haunting blucs/yaaka hula 6234 G AUC STEI That's what I call keen VI 21605 V T-A- Cult Sugar/make my cot 21056 II AUC STEI SOUTHAMPTON SOCIETY ORCll HEI.DERSON) Slippin' around 21397 N AUC STEI Poplar st. blues/ 12th st. PE 14395 E TRA Gild 5 PENNI ES/HARLEM TWIST 2 1560 N AUC STEI MUGGSY SPAN lER At last; if you haven't 23033 V A IC STEI Lonesome roao/mandy make BB 10766 N TRA M| ER WHO/CAROLINA IN THE MORNING BR 4925 N SAL Bake Some day sweet heart/Da da BB 10384 N TRA PENS Building a nest BR 4321 E T-A ABER JOE SULLIVAN Poor butterfly BR 20062 S T-t ABER LOW DOWN DIRTY SHAME VO 5531 N T-6 1.50 STEN J l MM IE NOONE Onyx bringdown CO 2925 N TRA WOLF (album) 3o T-A Bl ED JACK TEAGARDEN Am i blue/Birmingham bertha VO 1296 G Cult If it's good/Class will tell BR 8373 N TRA Gilo RED NORVO QUARTET Plantation moods CO 2913 N T-A GRIT IN A Ml ST /The dance of BR 8236 N TRA Ml ER Shake your hips Co 2802 N T-A Gri 1 got rhythm/lady be good DC 779 N STA Davi TEU BLACK BERRIES 0* BRYANT'S ORIGINAL WAS ^ ARD BAND Tiger rag St. louis blues OR 2089 Eh-tra Grit THREEJ BLUES/STEPPI N ON GAS PARA 12294 G AUC HE IN TENNESSEE TCOTERS KING OLIVER I AIN'T GOT NO ODv/pRINCE OF VO 14952 V AUC STEI Dead man blues/someoay VO 1059 G TRA G 1 LD HOWCOME YOU DO ME vo 14967 V AUC STEI Jacksonville gal/£ ver ybody Snake rag (i" chip) GE 5184 G TRA G 1 LD Vo K985 G AUC STEI Just gone/Canal street GE 5133 G TRA Ml LD KANSAS C 1 TY Kl TTY vo 15022 F AUC STEI St. James infirmary VI 22298 N TRA M 1 ER Charleston/Sweet mama Vo 15086 G AUC- STEI St ingaree blues/shake it BB 10707 N TRA M I ER Deep elm/Sweet uan VO 15109 N AUC STEI ST 1 NGAREE BLUES/SHAKE IT SB 10707 E TRA JOBE EVERYBOOY STOMP/l AIN'T GOT vo 15135 N AUC STEI New Orleans st. /Chattanooga stCo 13003 G TRA Pens GROUND hog/Chattanooga Co 144 V AUC STEI ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND TEXAS BLUES OESTROYERS ST. LOUIS BLUES VI 18772 E SAL 1.00 KAUF Lenox ave. shuffle (B.i.'iley) PE 14341 E TRA Grit Sweet mama VI 18722 E TRA i .00 Broo FRAIKIE TRUMBAUER Some of these days/Toooli ' OK 4738 E AUC Davi Three blind mice/Crazy kat OK 40903 V TRA WOLF ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE RlVERBOAT SHUFFLE/OSTR 1 CH OK 40822 K TRA WOLr CLEARING HOUSE BLUES (TEST Clar. marmalaoe/Sihgin OK 40772 E TRA Wall pressing. Matrix ifNl0525i3 T-A Grit Little rock getaway V« 8236 N T-S i .00 Broo OR IC H AL MEMPHIS F 1 VE TRUMBOLOGY/N0 REASON AT ALL OK 40871 V AUC Cult (Many, under various names) ok,vc .Vl, CO TRA Gild China boy/Breakit down BR 6912 E AUC Cult BEN POLUCK CRYING ALL DAy/GOOD MAN HARD OK 409<-.6 E AUC Cult Alice blue gown DE 3526 N T-A Smig Baltimore/humpty oumptv OK 40926 V AUC Cult CRYIN' FOR THE CAROLINES H OF » 1027 N T-A Gri t (FRANKIE TRUMBAUER CONTINUED NEXT pace) 16 I I ) JOHN MACK 1 2 3 4 5 6 .1047 So. Drake Ave., Ch lcago , ( 23 )1 1 1 . (Frankie Trumbauer, continued) 1 slngin' the blues/clarinet ok 40772 g auc Cult| FOR TRADE OR AUCTION way down yonder new orleans OK 40843 V AUC .— Cult emaune/long about midnight BR 6780 V auc .— Cult china boy/break it oown BR 6912 V+TRA .85 Grit LOU IS ARMSTRONG sugar underwood St. louis blues/SweeT sue BB 5260 N davis street blues Vl 21538 N TRA — Wolp SONG OF THE I SLANDS VO 3026 N N JOE VENUT KNOCK I ' A JUG CO 35663 N CO 2589 V AUC Cult ( I NS The wole wobble MOUHD CITY BLUE BLOWERS HAWK ) 12807 G Cult i want to ring sells/gather ME AUC — One hour/hello lola BB 10037 N M00NGL0W PE 15842 G t-a — ABER JEAN GOLDKETTE (all stars) N N ABER DO I ' THI NGS OK 41133 T-A I'M GONNA MEET MY SWEETIE Vl 25354 N VEriUT l-LAMG ROGER WOLFE KAHN ( VENUT I —LANG WILD CAt/DOIN' THINGS VI 21561 N SAL I .50 QUA! SHE'S A GREAT GRE^T GIRL Vl 21326 N don vorhees (nichols) TED LEWIS Soliloquy/blue heaven CO I 129 G AUC STEI Yellow dog blues pe 161 io N Ol' man river/Can't help 1284 V AUC Stei MEZZ MEZZROW (benny carter) FATS WALLER 35th and calumet BB 10251 N 254TI9 Copper colored gal £ t_s | .00 BROO RED NICHOLS F IVE PENNIES ETHEL WATERS Alice blue gown Br 6826 N Maybe not at all/last man CO 141 12 V T- CULT Allah's holiday Br 6824 E+ Dinah CO 487 N T- ABER How long blues Br 6160 N chick webb ADRIAN ROLLINI have mercy/l 'mup a tree 2468 V T-A Cult Waitin' at THE GATE Vo 2673 N Stompin' at the savoy 2926 E SAL .25 QUAl EDDIE SOUTH PEE T I E WHEATSTRAW By the waters of minnetonka vi 2M5I n All alone blues Coiiq 9767 N TRA ARTIE SHAW paul whiteman BLUE SKIEs/l SURRENDER BR 7907 N WHEN (BIX) VI 21338 V T-A CULT FRANK IE TRUMBAUER (bix) Because my baby don't (bix) Co 1441 V T-A CULT Japanese sanoman Pa R2I76 n On crest of wave/What say CO 1465 V T-A cult JOE VENUT YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE ME(bix) VI 21398 E T-A CULT Four string joe (blue 4) vo 3160 N/E (MANY ON VICTOR WITH B|NG) VI N TRA MlER GETTING HOT (ORCh) VI 23039 N EVENING STAR CO 1401 N TRA - MlER PAUL WH ITEMAN YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE OF (Bix) VI 21398 N SAL 1.00 QUAl Coquette vi 21301 N MY MELANCHOLY BABY Co 50068 G TRA- JOBE LOUISIANA Vl 21438 N 1 1 ( 1 fr JOBE TSCHA KOWSK ANA PTS 2) Co 501 13 E TRA Ol' uan river v i 21218 n FROM MONOAY ON/MISS. MUO VI 21274 N SAL Bake MY ANGEL VI 21388 N T-A ABER WANTED NEW ONLY OL MAN RIVER VI 21218 E T-A- ABER LONELY MEL00Y(2 COPIES) VI 21214 G T-A ABER LOUIS ARMSTRONG ALEC WILDER Mahogany hall stomp CO 35878 (Album) Co E T-A BlED B IX BEIDERBECKE'S GANG CLARENCE WILLIAMS SORRY Vo 3149 PAPA DE-OA-OA OK 8215 V TRA WOLF BARNEY bigard Terrible blues HRS 31 V TRA BROO Charley the chulo BB 10981 BROO CLOSE FIT BLUES OK 8510 E TRA Ready eddy BB I 1098 St. Louis bl/Mister,will you Vo 2676 N T-A Grit Barney go easy Vo 5378 TEDDY WILSON Frolic sam Vo 3813 JUST A MOOD (QUARTET) Br 7973 V TRA Calb four a no one half street VO 3820 WOLVERINES Lost in two flats OK 5422 ROYAL GARDEN BLUES GE 20062 V T-A 20.00 MlER minuet in blues OK 5378 RIVERBOAT SHUFFLE/SUSIE GE 5454 G T-A QUA 1 BENNY GOODMAN SEXTET YAS YAS GIRL I FOUND A NEW BABY Co 36039 1 WON'T SELL MY LOVE GOUQ 9601 N TRA JOBE JOHES-SMITH, INC. BLUES BEFORE DAYBREAK CONQ 9949 II TRA JOBE SHOE SHINE BOY VO 3441 JIMMY MCPARTLANO PANAMA HRS 1003 OR OE 3522 FRANK I E TRUMBAUER HONKY TONK TRAIN BLUES VARS 8236 '.7 COOTIE I LL I AMS DIGA DIGA DOO Vo 3818 WEST END BLUES OK OR Vo 6370 AUCTION BUNNY BERIGAN Davenport blues VI 26121 KING OLIVER'S joe marsala JAZZ BAND Twelve bar stampede De 181 I I Paramount 12088 GLENN MILLER TEE SOUTHERN STOMPS Moonlight on the Ganges Co 3051 song the volga of boatmen BB I 1029 Excel 1 ent to New my blue heaven BB 10994 Bids close Sept. 27th P.R.Rieber WANTED Sox 1043 Chappaqua, Re. ~da by New York BING CROSBY (Al 1 labels, exce pt Oecca) I have 500 rare hot Jazz trade for records by Bing Crosby. M.Liquori, 867 f . Cth Street, Philadelphia (23) Penna. 1 T ' ) SAM MELTZER 737 Fox Street, Rronx (-55) New York. FOR TRADE OR AUCTION ALBERT AHMONS EARL HINES Shout for joy Co 35961 N TAKE IT EASY/HARLEM LAMENT Br 6771 N ALLEN-HAWK IK'S ART HODES Stringing along on a shoe string ME 12759 E SELECTION FROM THE GUTTER CMS 545 N MY GALVESTON GAL PE 15851 G COLEMAN HAWKINS RED ALLEN BODY & SOUL BB 10523 N ...WRITTEN ALL OVER YOUR FACE Or 30B7 V MEET DR. FOO BB 10477 N LOU IS ARMSTRONG NETCHA'S DREAM DE 661 G GUTBUCKET BLUES OK 8261 V Sunny side of the street Parl 1825 N WEARY BLUES vo 3216 V 1 WANNA GO BACK TO HARLEM Dee 6502 N MISSISSIPPI BASIN BB 6501 N STARDUST HMV 4406, HMV 8420 N CORNET CHOP-SUEY Co 36154 N ROCKY COMFORT OK 6284 N ROCKIN' CHAIR OK 8756 V SERENADE TO A SLEEPING BEAUTY OK 6347 ' N CONFESS) VO 3059 E Crazy rhythm V 1 26219 E SOME OF THESE OAYS OK 41208 G VARSITY SEVEN '. Sweethearts on parade Vo 3337 G HOW LONG , HOW LONG , BLUES VAR 8173 MUGGLES/WHAT KINO OF MAN PARL R840 N FLETCHER HENDERSON Once in a whi le parl R2242 N TALK OF THE TOWN Co 2825 N GEORGIA 60 Bo/ttlLD MAN BrE 02065 N SPIKE HUGHES BIX BE 1 OERBECKE Sweet sue OEE 3972 RHYTHM Kl NG Br 8242 N Pastoral DEE 3606 ' MARGIE PaE 2833 N Donegal cradle song/Firebipd DEE 3717 N Flock o' blues (sjoux city six) BrE 02207 N Aip IN D flat/Sweet sorrow blues DEE 5101 BUNNY BERIGAM Someone stole Gabriel's horn/nocturne OeE 3563 N BIG BOY BLUES Br 7847 N CLAUDE HOPKINS Dixieland shuffle BR 7858 N Mush mouth Co 2674 ' COUNT BASIE HARRY JAMES LESTER LEAPS IN Vo 51 16 N Lullaby in rhythm/Out of nowhere BR 8136 : (all deccas, vocalions, columbias) N JAMES P. JOHNSON BROADWAY BANDITS Bleeding hearteo blues VI 19123 G YOU'RE THE TOP RZMR88I2 N KING EDWARD VIII LITTLE BROTHER Farewell speech (parts i & 2) BR 7810 N Crescent c i ty blues BB 10953 N TEMPO KING CHU BERRY I'M gonna put you in your place PE 70810 G EBB TIOE VAR 65/ V EDDIE LANG CHICK BULLOCK CHURCH ST. S0B8IN' BLUES Parl 1495 ' with no luck you(Berigan) Two stomp 1 Still ME 60707 G .; tone parl 195 N Sailboat in moonli ght/fooli N' myself PE 70709 G JELLY ROLL MORTON BENNY CARTER Ballin' the jack BB 10450 N YOU UNOERSTANO VOE 27 N MIFF MOLE n V On a little bamboo tree/how could you Br 7842 N Nightfall VOE 4 V NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS Skip it VOE 126 N London blues/Sweet lovin' man BrE 02210 CHOCOLATE DANDIES TOOTS MONDELLO KRAZY KAPERS Parl 1743 N LET ME 0AY DREAM BR 8094 ' GEORGE CHISHOLM AT SUNDOWN BR 8105 •: ARCHER ST. DRAG Dee 6867 N KING OLIVER EDO IE CONDON 1 'M GONNA WEAR YOU OFF MY MIND BRE 02201 N THE EEL BR 6743 N Canal st. blues/Dipper mouth blues BrE 02200 N CONNIES INN ORCHESTRA LOU IS PRIMA SUGAR FOOT STOMP/jUST BLUES BrE 1212 K Sweet sue just you Br 7596 N 8 INC CROSBY PUT ON AN OLD PAIR OF SHOES Br 7419 ' GIVE ME A HEART TO SING TO/l'M HUMMIN BR 6953 N Basin' st. blues Br 7456 N DORSEY BROTHERS LET'S HAVE A JUBILEE/SING IT WAY DOWN BR 7394 N HAVE A LITTLE FAITH 1 N ME (MUGGSY) PE 15265 G I'm shootin' high/Fingers crossed BR 7586 N JOHNNY DODDS Lazv river/Dinah Br 7666 '. WEARY C| TY OB 10239 N TINY PARHAK1 BLUE PIANO STOMP BB 10238 N SKAG—A—H.AG VI 38054 E TOO TIGHT BB 10240 N ARTY SHAW ROY ELDRIOGE SOBBIN' BLUES Br 7806 N (3 VOCAL 1 ANS AND OK} N All alone/Because 1 love you BR 7899 N DUKE ELLINGTON Copenhagen/My blue heaven BR 7827 N '. SHOWBOAT SHUFFLE BR 7461 E CHANT/FEE-F 1 -FO-FUM BR 7952 CRESCENDO IN BLUE CO 36125 N How ory 1 am/Sweet ADELINE BR 7936 i THE SHIEK BrE 1337 N Streamline/Sweet Lorraine Br 7852 '. RAISIN 1 THE RENT BRE 02076 N Sugar foot stomp/Thou swell Br 7735 EERI E MOAN Br 6467 G Some day sweetheart/ni c.ht ano oay BR 7914 LAZY DUKE Parl 1549 N Monsoon/Free for all Br 8019 BLUES OF THE VAGABOND Parl 1535 N Just you, just me/i 'm yours BR 8010 WATERMELON MAN Br 8200 N 1 SURRENOER DEAR/BLUE SKIES BR 7907 \ TO ( MANY Bfl, COL. , DE. —N E ( All blue siros) N TO E ROCKIN' CHAIR/SWAMPY RIVER BRE 01727 N JOE SULLIVAN I'VE GOT THE WORLD ON A STRINC/DOWN CAROL CoE 625 N Little rock getaway Parl 2006 FRANK FROEBA PINE TOP SMITH THERE'LL BE A GREAT DAY IN THE MORNING Co 31 10 H BIG BOY vo 1256 IT AIN'T NOHODY'S BIZNESS WHAT 1 DO Co 3131 N FRANK TRUMBAUER NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS CLARINET MARMALADE OK 4412 N ECCENTRIC GE 5009 V 1 'u AN OLD COW HAND BR 7687 BENNY GOODMAN THE t.'AYOR OF ALABAM BR 7663 BEALE ST. BLUES Co 2914 HOPE GAGRIEL LIKES MY MUSIC Texas tea party CO 3167 NOTL : This list is continued on W IE. 18 THIS IS JAZZ All bide c lose Sept. 31 . ghest bidders will te sent records C.O.D., a Railway Ex - press, after notification, rt II of this auction will be found in the October Record Changer. Minimum bid is ,$.75 on all records LECTURES GIVEN AT unless indicated otherwise i n parentheses A SERIES OF after records. THE SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF ART A. RECORDS FEATURING BIX RE I DERBECKE n W LVER I N£S BY 5454 Susi e/Riverboat shuffle GE V (2.00) RUDI BLESH Lazy oaddy/r i verboat shuffle Sensation/Toddling blues HRS 23 N BIX BE IDER8ECKE ANO GAfiG PaE 2833 i i N marg i e/lou s ana Louisiana/rhythm king OK 41 173 V Sorry/Since my best gal OK 3149 E Jazz me blues/Jazz band ball VO 3042 V FRANK1E TRUMBAUER Singing the blues/Clar i net marmalaoe OK 40772 V (1.25) r i verboat shuffle/Ostrich walk UHCA 29 SIOUX CITY Six Flock of blues/i'm glao BRE N RECORDS FEATURING LOUIS ARMSTRONG HOT F |VE A r 'D HOT SEVEfJ Willie the weeper/alligator crawl OK 8482 E (2.00) COME BACK SWEET PAPa/GEORGIA GRINO OK 8318 V(l.75; keyholB blues/Melancholy blues OK 8496 U (2.00) Lonesome blues/King of the zulus OK 8396 F+ Monday date/Sugar foot strut OK 8609 F lill1e delk christian Too busy/was it a dream OK 8596 N clarence williams blue five Everybody loves my baby OK 8181 F+ Tehhisle blues/Of all the wrongs HRS 31 WHICH LED TO THE GEARY THEATER CONCERT louis armstrong's orchestra IN SAN FRANC I SCO peanut vemdor/muggles OK 3184 N Basin st. blue /St. Louis blues OK 3008 FEATUR ING J. JOHNHY DODDS BUNK JOHNSON Melancholy vo 1 128 V (1 .50) MUTT CAREY KID ORY WHITE JAZZ cicago rhythm kings BERTHA GONSOULIN a 8R 9001 V-Kl .50) i 've found new baby WI-NGY ^amnqne (tescm) PR I NTED I N AN ISN'T THERE A LITTLE LOVE HRS 13 E+ 36-PAGE BOOKLET TED LEWIS (TESCH, MUGGSy) ATTRACTIVE Farewell blues/wabash blues Co 2029 E MUGGSY SPAfllER BE ORDERED FROM LONESOME ROAD/fuANDY BB 10766 E MAY Dinah/black and blue BB 10682 N At sunoown/8lui ng the blues BB 10719 N HUDI BLESH 0. WANT LIST LOU IS ARMSTRONG 287 GREENWICH (ACCOMPANIMENTS TO H.THOMAS. B.HILL, N.WELSH, BABY MACK, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA BU7TERDEANS AND SUSIE, EVA TAYLOR, T. Sf ' I TH ,CLA RJ> SMITH, MANY RECOROS WITH WILLIAMS 8LUE FlVE, ANY OLIVER PARA- Price: 5 0* No stamps please MOUNT ; OK 8178, 8235, 40000, HOT 7: OK 8447, and ANY Red onion jazz babies.) MONTH RECOMMENDED THE BULLET IN OF THE JAZZ johnny oodds LAST WE MUSIC SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY (PUBLISHED IN London) to (any with blythe on para, voc,j atly with bertrand on vo- ALL STU0ENTS OF JAZZ. DUE TO THE ACUTE PAPER CAL I ON . Any Brunswick or Vocalion. Any on Paramount. SHORTAGE IN BRITAIN, ONLY 25 COPIES PER ISSUE OF Small band groups and solos.Wost Victors, ok 8613,8548, PUBLICATION ARE AVAILABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION IN 8792; Co 735, 14337 14465.) THIS ALBERT MCCARTHY, THE JABBO SMITH THE U.S. V/E HAVE ARRANGED WITH TRADE OF RECORD CHANG- (MOST RHYTHM ACES ON BRUNSWICK) EDITOR OF THE BULLET IN FOR A THE PUNCH MILLER ERS FOR HIS PAPER. OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF REACH US SOMETIME IN OCTOBER OR NO- (Albert wynn:' Vo I2I8,I252;0K 8350. Frank Franko: Vo 8ULLET IN WILL OF THE BULLETIN OF 12004. Jimmy Wade vo 1236; punch's delegates of pleasure^ VEMBER. IF YOU WISH 12 ISSUES REC- jelly roll morton THE JAZZ MUSIC SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY , SEND THE ORD CHANGER 1 1 .50. (ALL Genn., voc. Para . ,Puri tan, nati onflL & Silvertones) COLEMAN HAWK INS TEOOY MILSOH OUT OF NOWHERE HMV 0812 N THE MOOO THAT I'M IN BR 7844 N I T SENDS ME PARL 1837 N FRANK NEWTON QUINTET JACK TEAGARDEN AFTER HOURS BLUES — 14 N Undertow BR 8401 N J AM SESSION AT COMI OOORE Octoroon BR 8388 N CarnetJie DRAG & JUMP CMS 1500 E wesley wallace REX STEWART NO. 29 CHERRY HRS N GARLAND WILSON "WE THE PEOPLE" THE WAY I FEEL (PIANO SOLOS) BRE 01784 N PROGRAM TRANSCRIPTION FEATURING JELLY ROLL MORTON "I BLUES IN C FLAT f PlANO SOLOS) BRE 1476 N DISCOVERED JAZZ". ON 10" AUOIO-OISC GLASS GASE RECORO. JELLY TALKING AND PLAY I NG TlGER RAG. ) S ) ) I ) EDWARD MULLENER 10-45 Totten Street, Beechhurst, Long Island, New York. WANTED-- N E.W ONLY TOR TRADE OR SALE Will buy, or trade, lrom lis t or Lraues ARMSTRONG ACCOMPANIMENTS LOUIS ARMSTRONG (Many) 2.50 00 WEST ENO/F 1 REWORKS OK 41078 N 3.00 LOVIE AUSTIN 4 HER SLUE SERENADERS BIX BEICERBECKE N' 1 PARA 1 {(..ANY) 75 IN A Ml ST/WRI NG AND TWlSTIN OK 3150 N 1 .50 BROADWAY RASTUS CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA Whoopee stomp/rock my soul PARA- I27b4 15 00 AFTER TONIGHT/ONE LITTLE WORD LEO TO BR 6397 N 1 .50 EOUIE COUOON'S HOT SHOTS Mighty river/why can't i fino some. Br 6402 N 1 .50 I'M GONNA STOMP MR. HENRY LEE/SERIOUS Vl 38046 2 25 TROUBLE IN PAR AO 1 e/R 1 VERS TAKir' BR 6602 N S'! IC 163 25 Moment i looked/music from across the Br 6628 N 1.50 COW COW DAVENPORT GOOD-BYE LOVE/AND SO G000-6YE BR 6666 l 1 .50 (ANY ON VOCALION OR PARAMOUNT) 3.00-5 00 LULLABY IN BLLE/T HAT'S LOVE 8R 6764 N 1 .50 JOHNNY DOODS Carolina/hundred years from tooay Br 6775 N i .50 (Many) 3.00-6 00 Spellbound/Don't let it happen again Br 6910 ' 1.50 ' CHAMP 1 OH JACK OUPREE CHAMPION JACK OUPREE (ANY but OK 06152 £ OK 06642) 1 75 My ca6in inn/Junker blues ok 06152 N 2.00 WILL EZELL BENNY GOODMAN (Any solo) Para 4 00 Not that i c*re/help yourself to hap. Co 2542 N 3.00 BOBBY HACKETT Farewell blues/Margie 8B 10973 N 1 .00 Embraceable you/ain't MISBEHAVIN' VO or OK 4877 1 75 My honey's lovin' arms/it had to be BB 1 1056 N 1 .00 LIONEL HAMPTON rosetta '1 want to be happy BB 10760 N 1.00 ST0MP0L0GY VI 25601 1 25 HARLEM HOT CHOCOLATES! ELL 1 NGTCN EARL HINES Sing you sinners h of w 1045 N 1.50 (ANY QRS SOLO BUT R-7039) ORS 20 00 COLEMAN HAWKINS ART HODES Body and soul/Fine dinner 88 10523 N 4.00 (SOLOS ON SIGNATURE OR SOLO ART) 3 00 BERTHA "CHIPPIE" hill (Armstrong) BUO JACOBSON'S JUNGLE KINGS Georgia man/trouble in mind vo 04379 N 2.25 (EITHER ON SIGNATURE) SlG 2 50 EARL HINES Opus no. i. Sans melody/Clari net marm ( jazz 102 1 25 Julia/blue Br 6672 V .65 JAMES P. JOHNSON SWINGIN' DOWN/YOU ARE THE ONE OF MY VO 3392 V .65 Harlem strut BS 2026 6 00 LES HITE YOU'RE GOT TO BE MODERN | ST 1 c/j 1 NGLES BR 4762 3 50 Waitik' for you /The lick Vars 8396 N 1.00 1 HOW COULD 1 BE BLUE/l VE FOUND A N.B BY CO 14502 3 50 JOHNNY HODGES KANSAS C 1 TV FRANK I'M IN ANOTHER WORLD/0 AN C 1 NG ON THE VO 4622 N 1.25 JELLY ROLL STOMP/PASS THE JUG BR 7062 10 00 Kitchen mechanic's day/you can count vo 4017 N 1 .25 TOMMY LAONIER YOUR LOVE HAS FAOEo/MOON ROMANCE OK 5940 N 1.25 WEARY BLUES/JA-OA BR 10086 1 50 Squatty roo/Things ain't what they 88 1 1447 N 1 .50 HUODIE "LEADBELLY" LEOBETTER JAMES P. JOH SON (SOLOS) (AUTOGRAPHED (ANY ON MELOTONE, PERFECT OR ROMEO) 2 25 WEEPING BLUES/WORRI ED & LONESOME BL CO A 3950 V 2.25 CRIPPLE CLARENCE LOFTON GEtE KRUPA (Any) 3 50 1 KNOW THAT YOU KNOW /GRANDFATHER ' S BR 8124 E .65 JELLY ROLL MORTON HUODIE "LEAD8ELLY" LEDBETTER KANSAS CITY STOMP/NEW ORLEANS BUMP BB 7757 1 75 Musicraft Album of sinful Songs (5 records) — N 5.00 SHREVEPORT STOMP BB 7710 1 50 WINGY MAHONE (ANY RARE SOLOS OR BANOs) 3.00-6 00 In the groove (buff label) NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS EMMET1 MILLER l GEORGIA CRACKERS ( N ghols.Lang) (ANY) GE 3 50 The lion tamers/You lose ok 41205 N ."5 NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS Lovin' sam/6ig bad bill OK 41305 N 1 .00 (El THER ON COLUMBIA CO 5 00 JELLY ROLL MORTON JIMMY NOONE Turtle tw i st/Smi l in' the blues away BB I0IS4 N 1 .75 Four or five times/Every evening VO 1 185 3 00 Winin' boy blues/Oh didn't he ramble BB 10429 N 1.50 ' (Any other w i th Hi nes ) Vo 2 50 Ball I N THE jack/don't you leave ME B6 10450 E 1.25 KING OLIVER KING OLIVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BANO (Any on Gennett, Paramount, OK or Clax.) — 8 00 Chi* es blues/Canal street blues ji N 2.00 HA RA INEY Wa wa wa/Someoay sweet(Sav.syncopat 's)BR 3373 G .75 (Any) Para 75 MA RAINEY PINETOP SMITH Count in' the blues/Jelly bean blues uhca 83-84 1 . 10 (Vocalion 1245 on 1298) Vo 4 00 MUGGSY SPAN IER 4 HIS RAGTIME BAND REX STEWART ' S B IG SEVEN (All) BB N 1.75 (EITHER) HRS 2 25 JESS STACY 4 HIS ALL STARS JOE SULLIVAN Melancholy mooo/what's new Vars 6664 N 1.00 Gin mill blues/honeysuckle rose Co 2876 3 50 Breeze/a gooo man is hard to find SlG 901 E 1 .00 Little rock getaway/Onyx bringdown Co 2925 3 50 CLARENCE WILLIAMS BLUE FIVE (Bechet) My little prioe 4 joy/Just stroll BrF of BrE- 3 00 Wild cat blues/Kansas city man bl OK 4925 F 1.00 sugar umderwooo COOTIE WILLIAMS Davis street blues/dew drop alley st VI 21538 2 75 West eno blues/G-men OK 6370 N 1.75 WESLEY WALLACE TEDDY WILSON ( CHU BERRY. ELORICGE) No. 2i/tanny lee blues para 12958 15 00 Blues in c sharp minor/Warmin ' up Br 7684 N 2.00 FATS WALLER RECORDS OF HISTORICAL INTEREST Muscle shoal blues/Birmingham blues OK 4757 3 50 SERGEI RACHMANINOFF ( SOLOS NOBODY'S GOT EVERYTHING 8043 2 50 TAIN'T BIZAOU OK Prelude, C sharp min. 0p.3/Polka de W.R. Ed 82187 G 1 .50 MARY LOU WILLIAMS KING GEORGE V (with photograph) NIGHT lift/Drag 'em Br 7178 6 ' Speech at the opening of the Five JIMMY YANCEY Power Naval conference in England, (Either on vocalion or okeh) vo OR OK 2 25 JANUARY 2IST, 1930 VI 22336 2.50 20 . . —. . LEMME TAKE We stagger the mailing as follows: THIS CHORUS On the day it is received from the printer, the Record Changer is sent Last month we outlined a plan by to the West Coast. Two days later which William C. Love, William Rus- it is sent to Southern, Mid West and sell, George Hoefer, and the Record New England collectors, and on the Changer would proceed to work out following day to the remainder of something or other on rare hot rec- the subscription list. Then I ord values stagger myself into the nearest bar. We asked you to help us by send- 000000 ing to the Record Changer a list of "Allow me to express my apprecia- jazz records you have which are not tion for your combined efforts with listed In Hot Discography. Mssrs. Love, Russell, and Hoefer in The response to this request has the projected publication which will been very gratifying and we thank list and evaluate some thousands of jazz recordings. There is most cer- AMOS WOOD tainly a dire need for something of TOM Mc BRIDE this nature, and it would assuredly JOSH MACK be a God-send to the uninitiated and LT. WALLACE FRY beginning collector. Perhaps this KAY BUCKMASTER, and publication would curb the outrage- FRAME GILLIS ous prices now being asked for many for the listings of hundreds of rec- items..." Berney Burleson, Johnson ords which they have submitted. City Tennessee. I have passed these lists on to Mssrs. Love, Russell, and Hoefer, 000000 and in the October issue of the Well, it looks like this will be Record Changer we will list, and re- the last cover picture we'll get from Don Anderson. He "Gullick- quest information on, the ones with says which they are not familiar. son, I am going to retire. I have become so rich and so famous while This list in the October issue in your employ that all my ambitions might not be very long, as these have been fulfilled. Art has been boys, Hoefer, Love, and Russell are good to me," he says derisively. very well informed when it comes to The fact is, however, that the War jazz records. Department is sending Anderson to George Hoefer was in town a while Aberdeen Proving Ground to study and back, and I attempted to baffle him sketch ordnance material. He is by asking him about the most obscure going to have a tough schedule, and records I could think of. Believe will be required to give all his me, I wasn't nowhere. George had time to this work. Well, all good heard just about everything I could things must end. I advise ail o"f mention you who have Record Changers with Anderson's drawings on the cover to So come on, —see if you can hang on to them; one of these days you will really be able to cash in STUMP THE EXPERTS Send us the dope on the jazz records you have which are not listed in Rot 0VERHEABD ON STATION WMAL, Washing- Discogra-phy. ton, D . C "We are very sorry for this de- Give us the following information: lay in bringing you the program by RECORDING GROUP Sammy Kaye . In the meantime we will LABEL & SERIAL NUMBER listen to some music." NAMES OF TUNES MASTER NUMBERS INSTRUMENTATION YOUR NOTES ON THE PERSONNEL 0000000 Now about that postal situation, it is absolutely incredible. Col- lectors here In Washington sometimes actually receive answers to their ads from California collectors, be- fore they themselves receive the Record Changer. Then the next month they receive the publication on time i 1 1 VICTOR ft. FERGUSON JIM BURNS 13 Keene Street, Stoneham( 80 ) Mass. Box #1061, Montgomery, Alabana. WANTED For auction — closing date SEPT. 27 th LOU IS ARM STRONG HENRY ALLEN My heart OK 8320 J5.00 1 owe you_/have you ever vo 3704 e 1 .50 ORIENTAL STRUT OK 8299 6.00 E 1.25 „ m n « ft n • Oroppin' SHUCKS OK 8357 6.00 G 1 .00 K 1 NG OF THE ZULUS OK 8396 6.00 LOUIS ARMSTRONG YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU OK 8447 8.00 MAHOGANY HALL STOMP vo 3055 F .85 Melancholy blues OK 8496 6.00 „ f> n E/C 1.00 POTATO HEAO BLUES OK 8503 6.00 My sweet/i can't believe vo 3.00 on parage 3^7 Once in awh i le OK 8566 8.00 Them there eyes /sweethea rts vo 2.25 ' Knock l n A jug OK 8703 8.00 COUNT BASIE NO OK 8690 5.00 F EEDI N* THE BEAN OK 6I8C N 1.00 THAT RHYTHM MAN OK 8717 6.00 PUTfoET OANDRIDGE I'M A 0 1 KG DONG OAODY OK 41422 5.00 Double trouble vo 3082 G 90 WEATHE RB 1 RO OK 41454 6.00 SING, BABY SING vo 3304 F .63 Between the devil & the deep blue sea OK 41550 5.00 t Home OK 41552 5.00 DUKE ELLINGTON high society Vl 24232 4.00 1 LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART BR 8108 N 2.50 l gotta right to sing VI 24233 4.00 2.00 1 'VE GOT THE WORLD ON A STRING VI 24245 4.00 BOYOY MEETS HORN/OLDHORN/ L KINKING OOOJ0 1 36 1 23 Dusky stevedore V 1 24320 4.00 SONtlY GREER ST . LOU 1 S BLUES BrF 500490 8.00 Beggars slues/Saturday night VO 3012 G 2.25 ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET BRF 50049 8.00 F 1 .75 SONG OF THE VIPERS BRF 500492 8.00 n n * H " I 2.75 HOCIEL THOMAS FLETCHER HENDERSON ADAM ANO EVE GOT THE BLUES OK 8253 5.00 ? H L T 0 ""1 VO 4145 E 1 .00 Washwoman blues OK 8289 5.00 S NG S NG S NG/ShOe'"sh Ne'bOY VI 25375 G .75 SUtJSH 1 NE BABY OK 8326 5.00 Vo 3485 N 1 .25 Lonesome hours OK 8297 5.00 0/ ros""roomose room/B ack'''k"inN^^ustyour backack yardard vo 351 1 E 1 .00 G 'WAN, 1 TOLD YOU OK 8346 5.00 NOLAN WELSH ERSKINE HAWKINS Swinging in harlem (reverse f) vo 3336 E .80 THE BR 1 DWELL BLUES OK 8372 5.00 8A8Y MACK UPROAR SHOUT Vo 3545 E 1 .00 YOU'VE GOT TO GO HOME OK 8313 10.00 G .75 EARL hines LILLIE OELK "CHR 1 ST 1 AN Flany doodle/Pi ANOLOGY Vo 350 1 E 1 .25 Sweethearts on parade OK 8650 5.00 BARTHA CHIPPIE HILL HOT CLUB OF FRANCE ST. LOUIS BLUES DE 23032 N 1.50 1 DMA N BLUES OK 8273 5.00 LILL'S HOT SHOTS JIMMY LUUCEFORD GRINDER'S SWING 908 .80 GEORGIA BO BO vo 1037 10.00 ORGAN DE G ERSK 1 ME TATE SNUB MOSELY STOMP OFF Vo 15372 10.00 SNUB'S BLUEs/SWAMPLA ND Oe 8636 N .85 PERRY BRADFORD " » " " " E .60 l ain't gonna play vo 15165 10.00 RED NORVO K 1 NG OL 1 VER Love is here to stay Br 8068 E 1.00 Chimes blues GE 5135 10.00 Always and always Bu 8069 N .1.25 R 1 VERS 1 0E PARA 20292 15.00 LOU IS PR 1 MA ALLEN/HAWK 1 NS Dark clouds ME 12858 4.00 FIFTY SECOND STREET VO 3509 E 1.00 Shadows on the swanee PE 15802 4.00 BESSIE SMITH chu berry BLEEDING HEARTED BLUES A3936 F Ebb tide VAR 657 4.00 WORK HOUSE BLUES CO 14032 F 'so COLEMAN HAWKINS S08BIN' HEARTED BLUES (LOUIS) Co 14056 .80 SORROW PA 658 6.00 .50 Tiger rag "P JIMMY BLYTHE 0 SOLE Mio/TRAUMEREI OK 6124 N 1 .00 Messin* around PARA 12376 4.00 FRANK IE TRUMBAUER way blues vo 1 135 4.00 Weary 'Way down yonder/'Cl ar i net marmalade vo 4412 N 4.50 HAVE MERCY Vo 1 136 4.00 N '. 1 'M COM 1 NG V 1 RG 1 N I A /S 1 NG 1 ' THE BLUES 7703 ORIENTAL MAN vo 1 180 4.00 ALEC WILDER OCTET BOHUNKUS BLUES PARA 12368 4.00 CONCERNING ETCHINGS Br 8307 N 1 .00 APE MAN PARA 12428 4.00 She'll be seven in may Br 8461 N 1.50 JOHNNY DODOS " " " " " y» chip) Br 8461 N 1.20 NEW ORLEANS STOMP vo 15632 15.00 CONCERNING ETCHINGS Co 36126 N 1.00 MELANCHOLY VO 1 108 10.00 CLARENCE WILLIAMS AFTER YOU'VE GONE vo 1 148 6.00 SWALLER-TAIL COAT vo 2616 N 1.00 (PRICES OFFERED FOR THESE RECORDS ARE SHOWN AT RIGHT OF COOTIE WILLIAMS LABEL & SERIAL NUMBER. 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SMIT: Bob Smith.Jr., 203 W. 2nd Street, Frederick, Maryland. THOM: V.S. Thomas, 2518 E. Norris Street, i Ph lade 1 ph ia (25) , Pennsy Ivan ia. UMPH: G. Wallace Umphrey, 5018 Alaska Street, le Washi ngton. $1.50 PER YEAR Seatt (8) , WH IT: R. Whitney, 30 Gordon, Framing ham, Massachusetts. WHTG: Albert N. Whiting, 67 Parker Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts. The Record Changer WOLF: Leon Wolff, 755 W. Bittersweet Place, FAIRFAX. VA Chicago, 1 1 1 inois. WOOD: William A. Woods, 415 Faulkner Avenue, Mart ins burg, West Virginia. 2 COPYRIGHT PB??§?S New Orleans Recollections it seems that, as far back as I can remember clearly, I was always interested in popular music. Before 1900 most of the popular selections consisted of ballads, topical songs, coon songs and instrumental marches, two-steps and waltzes. I don't remember many instrumental rags, although at home' we had a copy of The Mississippi Rag Two Step by w. H. Kreii, published by S. Brainard's Sons Co., Chicago, with the modest claim on the title page: n The first ragtime composi- tion ever published". Since it was published early in 1897, the claim wasn't far wrong. The next rag I got was Tickled to Death by Charles Hunter, which bears an 1899 publication date. I didn't get a copy of Maple Leaf Rag until 1904, although it also was published in 1899. (According to the Stark Music Company, the sale of Maple Leaf Rag was very slow for many months.) After arriving in New Orleans, I made the rounds of the music stores q'uarters . On One trip over the western part with regularity, and I presume that I bought of the territory I worked the little town of most of my new sheet music from hearing it Leesville, where I was obliged to spend the demonstrated or recommended at the music night. To pass the evening I went to the counters. However, my ears were always on the local picture show. I don't know how many of alert for new songs or tunes, and whenever I the Changer's readers are familiar with the heard anything that struck my fancy, I would small town picture shows of thirty years ago; do my best to find out what it was. I recall silent films, none too good when they reached a couple of instances that might be of a the provinces, usually presented in a remod- little interest. elled store; for music an automatic roll piano, which played canned music at a uniform tempo, usually fast, with no possible synchro- One evening when strolling along that nization of the music with the film. (A very celebrated and now historical street in New sad scene might be accompanied by a very Orleans that was once called Basin Street, I snappy tune, but the folks were usually in- found myself passing the place run by Willie tent on the picture and didn't mind the music, V. Piazza. The piazza establishment was not — possibly they didn't ever hear it.) I have large, but rather well known by reputation; I no recollection of the pictures that may have understand that a Central American revolution been presented that night in Leesville, but was placced at the place. The particular at one point on that music roll there was a time I recall was very early in the evening, very hot rag number which the piano ground for it was still twilight, and the bright out in lively tempo, even if mechanically. lights had not yet been lit. The front door, It came around several times during the show which opened into a long hallway, was ajar, and I left the place with the determination and from somewhere in the depths of the house to find out the name of the tune. So in good came the sound of piano playing, --a little time the next morning I made my way to the slowly, as if the player was not entirely showhouse, where I was lucky enough to find familiar with the number. I paused and list- the proprietor cleaning up the place, and ened, and decided that, whatever it was, it getting things in order for the day's enter- was pretty good, so I stepped into the en- tainment. I told him about the hot number on trance, and walked along the hallway until I the music roll, and told him that I wanted to came to the room where the music was coming get the name. "Sure", said he, "the list of from. Seated at the piano was a rather slen- pieces is printed at the beginning of the der negro, and grouped behind him were three roll. Come on we'll see what it is." So we or four octoroons who were learning the words went down to the piano, and he opened up of the new number as he familiarized himself the works, and looked at the beginning of the with the tune. I stepped up to the piano, roll, --and the list of selections had been and got my first look at Some of These Days torn off! "Doggone" I said, "I certainly by Shelton Brooks, composer of Darktoton would like to know the name of that piece." "Well," he replied, "we can find out; the Strutters' Ball , There'll Come a Time, All Night Long and other popular numbers. I name of each piece is printed on the roll stood there while the professor ran over the where it begins." So he removed the roll chorus a couple of times, and then left. Next from the piano, carried it to the center day, failing to find the number in town, I aisle of the little theatre, and began to un- ordered a copy by mail from the publisher, wind it. Before he got to that selection he Will Rossiter in Chicago. had music roll all up and'down that aisle, but I got the name I wanted, --SI ippery Elm Rag by Clarence Woods, published in Dallas, During 1913, 1914 and 1915 I was travell- Texas. It took me quite a while to get the ing around central Louisiana selling type- sheet music, but it certainly was worth the writers, with Alexandria, Louisiana, as head- trouble, for it is a very good number. Inci- — : dentally, Clarence Woods and John S. Caldwell I bought many pieces of sheet music after wrote the Graveyard Blues, originally pub- hearing Tony Jackson play and sing the num- lished in Austin, Texas. It might surprise bers. I never asked him how he got hold of many of Pinetop Smith's admirers if they read them, but he must have been on the publishers' the words of Graveyard Blues, because they lists, because he was always out in front would find that Piretop's' Blues has practi- with the new tunes, and sang many that I cally the same words, except Pinetop 1 s last never heard anyone else sing or play. He two choruses. Graveyard Blues was published made two trips to Chicago to my knowledge, in 1916 when Pinetop was about twelve years but I find it hard to recall exact dates. old. However, by sometime in 1915 he had left New * * * Orleans for good as far as I know. I can't say how much he bettered himself by going to One of the liveliest dance halls in the Chicago, but he had several of his composi- Storyville of about 1911 was located, to the tions published, and received at least a best of my recollection at the downtown woods little recognition for his talents. There is corner of Customhouse and Liberty Streets. thus some tangible evidence to keep him from The barroom stood on the corner, with the becoming a purely legendary character. I can dance hall expending back, along the Liberty remember what a kick I got sometime in 1916, Street side, apparently having been built for when on looking in the window of Grunewald's the purpose. Entrance was by way of the bar, Music Store I saw a copy of Pretty Baby by or by an entrance on the side street. At the Tony Jackson, Gus Kahn and E. Van Alstyne, right, as one went in by the side entrance, published by Remick. Other numbers followed, was a rather small room with a window opening and here is a list of all Tony Jackson's pub- on the street; I don't remember ever passing lished compositions that I have been able to that way at night when there wasn't a group discover of poker faced men sitting around a table, Pretty Baby, Lyric by Gus Kahn, music by playing cards. Nothing disturbed them, or Tony Jackson and E. Van Alstyne; distracted their attention; idlers 1 passing by I've Been Fiddle-ing, Lyric by Gus Kahn, could look in on them, and did so; just be- music by Tony Jackson & E. Van Alstyne; yond was the dance hall with all its hubbub Some Sweet Day, Words and music by Tony and raucous music; they continued silently Jackson, Ed Rose and Abe 01man r with their playing, apparently unconscious of I've Got 'Em, Words and music by Tony Jack- their surroundings. Customers at the bar, or son and Jack Frost; passers-by, at times were treated to an exhi- Miss Samantha Johnson's Wedding Day, words bition of rhythm by the bartender, a lively, and music by Tony Jackson; round faced man, who, unless he was drawing Waiting at the Old Church Door, words and beer or mixing a drink when the band started music by Tony Jackson; in the back room, would grab a long handled Why Keep Me Waiting so Long? words and mu- spoon in each hand, turn his back on the cus- sic by Tony Jackson tomers at the bar, and accompany the orches- Ice and Snow, Words and music by Tony Jack- tra by beating a tattoo, a la xylophone, on son ; the rows of liquor bottles on the shelves I'm Cert'ny Gonna See About That, words and back of the bar. The beat was good, but as music by Tony Jackson. the contents of the bottles varied constantly Pretty Baby was a nation wide hit, but the harmony was 'far afield. However, he Tony didn't reap the profits, since it is would finish with a swish across several pretty well established that he sold the num- bottles and turn around to resume his drink ber for $45.00. They are all good "popular" mixing. I remember coming along Customhouse songs for their time, but in my judgment, Street one night in 1911, when the negro Some Sweet Day, Ice and Snow, Why Keep Me orchestra in this place was playing a parti- Waiting so Long, and I'm Cert'ny Gonna See cularly hot sounding number in "stop time", about That are the ones that remind me most a couple of measures of music, then a couple of Tony. The whole list gives just a little of measures of dead rest, and so forth. The of his variety of thought. The original ver- number was new to me, and really good, so as sion of Some Sweet Day was typically Tony; the orchestra was finishing the number, I the publisher, Forster, also put out an edi- passed through the barroom, and weaved my way tion with a different arrangement, possibly among the dancers to the platform at the far by Abe Olman, since his picture is on the end of the hall, where the orchestra played. title page, which, while ingenious, does not The rather heavy set cornet player was still compare with Tony's arrangement. I have been standing in the middle of the front of the unable to get a copy of I'm Cert'ny Gonna See platform, having just finished his last About That, which was published by Clarence blast. "What's the name of the tune?" I Williams, and recorded by him and Sara Martin. asked him. "Chicken Reel," he replied. So I It is too bad that Tony never recorded when got a copy of the sheet music, and have al- He was in his prime. I hope that some day he ways considered it a good number. A few may receive the credit he deserves in the de- years ago a modernized version was put out, velopment of jazz piano. Jelly Roll doubt- and I believe Tommy Dorsey presented the tune less learned a lot in his early days from in a broadcast, but all that I heard was a Tony. Born sometime in the late 1870's, Tony pretty lollypop compared to the husky vigor Jackson was playing orchestra piano by about of that original presentation. 1894, so he would have seen and taken part in the development from ballads to ragtime, and * » » the blending of ragtime and blues Into Jazz. ) . e , T WANTED- CAB CALLOWAY 1 2 3 4 HAP FY FEET BA 0659 • Cham A\ IFirst f- m \FOR ftOD GREECHY JOE OK —- SM| r. \ FRANK IE CARLE after you've gone .00 Call (Any boogie woogie records) Call ROY CARROLL SANDS POINT ORCH Moonlight saving tiw.e Cl 2387, Cl 5321 • Cham Bend down sister ha 1397, HA 2480 • Cham benny carter Synthetic love VO 2B70 • BURL ALABAMA RASCALS Shoot the works VO 2898 • Burl c Sweet feet VO 1 736 I 0 RUSS Savoy stampede OK 5112- Burl • I Come on baby VO 1744 .50 RUSS n i ght hop Oe 3294 Burl • shanghai honeymoon VO 2593 1.50 RUSS i 've two lips Vo 3279 Burl LOU IS ARMSTRONG lonesome nights/Blue lou Burl SHINE VO 3102 KEND Riff romp Vo 5294 • Burl ROCKIN' CHAIR (B MASTER) VO 3039 3.00 RUSS how high the moon Vo 5420 Burl r • That s my home •V| 24200 1.50 THOM t i ll we meet again Vo 5507 Burl • (acc. except b. smith & ma ra i ney Hurn Joe turner/beale street VO 6001 Burl Brother Bill MY FAVOR I TE blues Burl frank auburn CASA LOHA orchestra it's a great life 01 3234 Chant of the'jungle DE 463 Maur Me HA 1357 CHAM Smoke rings DE 1473 Maur LO'IE AUSTIN No NAME JIVE Maur DON'T forget Para 12359 3.00 RUSS MAURICE CHEVALIER Jackass blues PARA 1236! 5.00 RUSS LOU I SE Chicago mess around Para 12380 5.00 RUSS CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS In the alley blues PARA 12391 5.00 RUSS Bugle call rag/sister kate OE 18044 Mean MILDRED BA I LEY I 've founo a new baby DE 18045 Mean Too late/home 8URL LARRY CLINTON billy banks LlMEHOUSE BLUES Bugle call rag (new) 2.25 EDEL JUNIE COBB Who's sorry now (new) 2.20 EDEL Vo 1204 3 CO RUSS BARBECUE JOE VO 1269 3 .00 RUSS up the countr y/vfeary blues (e-n) CH 16127 • EDEL COLLECTOR'S ITEM CATS • Butter & egg man (E-n) CH 16192 EDEL I SURRENDER DEAR VIOLA BARTLETTE EDDIE COtiDON Sunday morning blues Para 12369 3.00 RUSS That's a serious thing/I'm gonna(n ) VI 38046 2 25 EDEL COUNT BA5IE Ma kin' friends (new) OK 41 (42 2 .25 EDEL MISS THING OK 4860 • - Wolf CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA Rocking the blues OK 6010 • - wolf SUGAR FOOT STOMP (N OR E) HRS 4 2. Harvaro blues OK 7 - Wolf ROB COOPER Cherokee De 2406 - Wolf West Dallas drag BB 5459 -— Umph (Solos) DE 2355, 2498, 2722, 2780, 3071 • - wolf IDA COX miss thing vo 4860 — - Burl Death letter blues (n or Ex) OK 05336 I 00 Thom Clap hands VO 5085 - burl ROSETTA CRAWFORD sidney bechet Lonesome woman blues OK 8096 2, Blues in thirds VI 27204 • - wolf BING CROSBY Chant in nightAhat a dream VO 4575 • - sher Melancholy baby — Maso Jungle drums/hold tight VO 4537 - Sher Where the blue of the night Br 6226 - — Ri dl BIX BE I DERBECKE i *m — playing wl th fire BR 6480 R I DL Deep down south Vi 23018 Thom there's a cabin in — the pines BR 6610 R I DL Somebody stole my gal Any 2.00 QROV bob crosby bunny berigau (MOST ANY) De — Shin Sharp as a tack Garr DIXIELAND JUG BLOWERS Davenport blues V| 26121 Thom Carpet alley Vl 20480 3, CO Russ In the dark Vl 26122 Thom Hen party Vl 20649 3. 00 Russ - in a I ST Vl 26123 Thom Memphis shake Vl 20415 3, 00 Hurn Mahogany hall stomp - Vl 261 16 Burl house rent rag . Vi 20420 3, 50 Hurn CHU BERRY Hen party blues Vi 20649 3. 50 Hurn Ebb tioe Va 657, VO 3793 - WOLF johnny dodds • LlMEHOUSE BLUES VA 587 ' Burl Blues galore DE 7413 - Umph bertrano's washboard wizards wild man blues De 2111—— Umph Little bi ts 1035 4.00 Grov too tight/goober dance BB 10240 — Pens My baby I 180 4.00 Grov heah me talkin/llttle isabel BB 10241 —— Pens i 'm g0in' hunting 1099 4.00 Grov Indigo stomp/blue piano BB 10238 — Pens BARNEY BIGARD v/eary city/bull fiddle blues BB 10239 -— Pens (Any vocalions) Burl pencil' papa/sweet lorraine VI 38038 —— Pens BLYTHE'S OWLS joe turner blues Br 3997 —— hurn HOT STUFF 4. 00 Grov Oh lizzi Br 3585 -— Hurn sharkey bona no Pencil papa Vl 38038 —— Hurn Panama 1546 • Umph Come on and stomp Any Hurn mudhole blues 3353 Umph (most any except bb) — Hurn WILL BRADLEY joe turner 's blues .00 Grov IN THE HALL OF THE MOUNTAIN KING MALO TOMMY DORSEY BIG BILL BRONZY two in love — Maso Mississippi river blues I (new) .00 Thom Stardust — Maso CLEO BROWN thi s love of m i ne — Maso BOOG I E WOOGIE Call i »ll never smile again — Maso LES BROWN You ano i — Maso Dance of the blue oevils 1231 Maur Embraceable YOU — Maso Evening star 6633 Maur she's funny that way — maso Play it over and over again — Maso j ' 1 I WANTED EDDIE OUCH IN gleii GRAY LA CUMPASITA — .50 WHTG bugy WHIT jOHiiny ouun no name jive Whit Cannon ball blues Co 14124 2.00 Russ Smoke rings Whit BUFFALO SLUES Co 14306 2.00 RUSS LIONEL HAMPTON HAM & EGGS Co 14358 2.00 RUSS (Vl 26017, 26209, 26362, 25592, AND 2^662) — KENO ROY ELDRIOGE The mood i 'm in (new) VI 25527 2.00 THOM AFTER YOU'VE GONE OK 3458 UMPH The object of my affection (new) VI 25699 1 .50 THOM OUKE ELLINGTON Sweethearts on parade (new) Vl 26209 1.50 THOM N' OOI T«E VOOM VOOM BB 7710 THOM Early session hop (new) VI 26393 1 .50 THOM MY GREATEST M 1 STAKE VI 26719 THOM Gin for Christmas (new) Vl 26423 1 .50 Thom DREOLE LOVE CALL VI 21 137 THOM Haven't named it yet (new) Vl 26476 1 .50 Thom Bandanna gabies VI 3B007 THOM 0 1 NAH Vl 26557 WOLF Flawing youth V 1 38035 THOM JACK THE BELL BOY Vl 26652 SMIT H IGH L 1 FE VI 38036 THOM COLEMAN HAWKINS Ebony rhapsody VI 24622 THOM IT SENDS ME Whit 1 MET MY WATERLOO VI 24719 THOM Serenade to sleeping beauty OK 6347 BURL TROUBLED WATERS VI 24651 THOM Lament a T on/devot i on DEE 6597 Burl OOIN' THE VOOM VOOM Co 35208 THOM ERSKINE HAWKINS DOUNCING BUOYANCY CO 35240 THOM WHEN GABRIEL MET THE OUKE WH 1 T LADY 1 N BLUE Co 35291 THOM HORACE HE IDT. TOOTIN' THROUGH THE ROOF Co 35310 THOM Little sir echo 1 .00 Pasq STORMY WEATHER Co 35566 THOM FLETCHER HENDERSON M N MISTY MORN 1 CO 35955 THOM I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DR. (MASTER #5) An 3.00 Russ That rhythm man Co 36157 THOM Alabama bound (i.'aster #4) Any 3.00 Russ Harlem speaks VI 36195 THOM HOW COME YOU 00 ME (MASTER #3) Any 3.00 Russ Truckin' VI 36317 THOM WHY COULDN'T IT BE Any 3.00 Russ DIGA DIGA DOO SB 6305 UMPH J.C .H IGG 1 NBOTHAM Saddest tale BR 7310 UMPH HlGGINBOTHAM 8LUES OK 8772 SlEG jack the bear VI 26536 SlEG HIGGINBOTHAM BLUES (N OR EX ) HRS 14 2.00 Thom Chelsea bridge VI SIEG TIIIY HILL KOKO/CONGO BRA VA Vl 26577 SlEG YOU GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL DOLL 1 .CO Pasq Yellow oog blues Br 6802 SlEG EARL HINES 80 JANGLES OF HARLEM VI 26644 WOLF (most any; Fuller vocals) W000 TAKE THE A TRAIN Vl 273P0 WOLF HONEYSUCKLE ROSE Vo 3586 , WOLF CONGA BRAVE VI 26577 «(OLF PIANOMAn/FaTHER STEPS IN Bfl 10377 .75+MEAN Reminiscing in tempo, 1 A 2 BR 7546 Wolf JOHNNY HOOGES Reminiscing in tempo, 3^4 8R 7547 wolf Rent party blues Vo 5100 Burl uptown downbeat Br 7734 WOLF BILLIE HOLL 1 r AY Crescendo in blue BR 8004 wolf Gloom Sunday OK 6461 8URL Sepia panorama VI 26731 8URL BOB HOWARD BOY MEETS HORN Co 36123 HURL (Any; state prices) oe WOOD COTTON CLUB/IN A MIZZ Br 8405 Burl HUDSOM-OELAUGE Tisho mingo/yellow DOG Br 3987 Burl Love song of a halfwit Whit IMPROVISATIONS IN ELLINGTONIA HRS Burl WILL HUOSON Caravan Co 36120 Malo Black velvet Whit Clementine/Five o'clock drag V 1 27700 Mean PHIL HUGHES HIGH HATTERS I Flomi ngo V 1 27326 MEAN When it's SLEEPY TIME down south HA Cham You you darling/so far so good VI 26537 Mean INK SPOTS Across the tracks/Chloe VI 27235 MEAN ALABAMA BARBECUE OE 1 154 1 .00 Roth Rumpus in Richmond Vl 26788 Mean HARRY JAMES Your love has faded Co 35640 Mean Texas chatter BR 8067 WOLF EDITH EVAI'S Got no time BR 8355 Maur TEN LITTLE MILES FROM TOWN — 1.00 Pasq 1 FOUND A NFW BABY Br 8406 MAUR JERRY FEIJWICK Melancholy mood Br 8443 Maur NOW'S THE TIME TO FALL IN LOVE VT 2475 CHAM 1 NO 1 ANA Br 8366 1 Maur REG INALO FORESYTHE TEXAS CHATTER BR 8067 Maur DODGING A DIVORCEE Co 3012 1 .50 RIOL Little white lies BR 8178 Maur Dodging a divorcee (n or Ex) Co 3012 - THOM Dreader in me Br 8055 MAUR MELANCHOLY CLOWN (N OR Ex) Co 3060 THOM Cross country jump Co 35531 Maur FRIARS INN ORCHESTRA NOBOOY^KNOWS TROUBLE I'VE Co 36412 MAUR (ANY) — Call BOO WOO CO 35958 MALO BUO FREEMAN JAM SESSION AT COMMODORE CHINA BOy/THE EEL BB 10386 Mean A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND, 1 TO 4 CHS Pens GENE G IFFORD JAM SESSION AT VICTOR SQUAREFACE Vl 25065 WOLF HONEYSUCKLE ROSE/^LUES Vl 25569 Burl GOLDEI* GATE OUARTET PETE JOHNSON TRAVELIN' SHOES (NEW) BB 7463 1 .00 THOM KAYCEE ON MY Ml ND DE 3384 Umph BENNY GOODMAN KAYCEE ON MY MIND oe 3384 WOLF LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME Co 28' 3.00 Riol ROLL 'EM PETE/G0IN# AWAY BLUES Vo 4607 Sher Junk man/Ol' pappy CO 2892 3.00 RIDL TAFT JORDAN RLUE MOON Co 3003 2.50 R 1 0L T—BONE BLUES DE 8525 WOLF Cokey/music hall rag Co 301 1 3.00 R IDL DICK JURGENS (EDDY HOWARD) Clouos/Ni ght wino Co 3015 2.00 RIDL 1 ONLY WANT A BUODY i.oo Pasq 2.00 RlDL Careless i 1 WAS LUCKY Co 3018 .00 Pasq 1 SLC OF MAY l ,00 Pasq KING PORTER STOMP Garb CECILIA 1 .00 Pasq DOWN SOUTH CAMP MEETING Garr One o 'clock jump VI 25792 WOLF SAMMY KAYE LlMEHOUSE BLUES OK 6486 Malo Swing and sway Vo,Ofi OK 3669 1 »50 ROTH 6 ) NC WANTED QUINTETTE OF HOT CLUB OF "RANCE KENRY .K 1 NG .00 =ASQ St. Louis blues De 23032 MEAN JOHN KIR8Y LEO REISMAN ' St . Lou i s blues Vl 25745 MALO ( Any Okeh s OK Malo (Any Vocal ions) VO G 1 L ROD IN GENE KRUPA RESTLESS ME 13377 OR BA 33410 Cham Rocking chair OK 6352 Maur RIGHT ABOUT FACE ME 13376 OR PE 16106 Cham OK PEE WEE RUSSELL SHER No NAME J 1 VE CO 35508 2.00 Mean (ANY ON HRS) HRS MEADE LUX LEWIS CEC IL SCOTT Umph Lawd, lawd (new) BB 8276 l .00 Thom Yancey spec i al Oe 819 Thom TERRY SHAND Blues oe "lux" (n or Ex ) SA 12003 3.00 Far ago blues (n or ex) SA 12004 3.00 Thom 1 CAN'T LOVE YOU ANY MORE 1 .00 Pasq (Any.) Call OMER SIMEON Beau-koo jack (n or Ex) Br 7109 3.00 Thom W 1 NGY MANNONE Cat's head blues • CO 14282 5.00 Grov ZUTTY SINGLETON. Every now and then VO 3071 Grov Bugle call rag De 465 UMPH Top of your head VO 3023 Grov TRIXIE SMITH JAY MCSHANN (all deccas) De SHER (any piano records) Call JAB80 SMITH TED LEWIS Jazz battle Br 4244 Umph CO 2IPI Umph MUGGSY SPANIER CRIPPLE CLARENCE LOFTON Big butter ano egg man BB Pens Pine top's boogie woogie (n or ex' SA 12009 3.00 Thom BLUEI NG THE BLUES BB Pens GUY LOMBARDO Lazy r i ver/Sweet lorra i ne HRS 2000 Mean 1 - Sweeth ear ts on pa rade 1 . CO ASQ. Four or five times/china boy LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS If 1 could be wi th you HRS 2002 Mean Basin st./Last cent (n) VO 15815 5.00 EOEL Sweet sue just you/Squeeze me HRS 2003 Mean Daoa strain ( N or Ex) HRS 7 2.00 Thom SPECKLED RED JIMMY LUNCEFORD Louise Baltimore blues BB 801 2 Umph 1 LOVE YOU DE 8url CHARLIE SPIVAK 8AREFOOT 8LUES CO Stardreams OK 6546 u WIHGY MANNONE ART IE SHAW Boogie woogie BB 10296 MALO Octoroon Garr Tar paper/Tin roof ( £*N) CH 16153 Edel FRANK SINATRA PAUL MARES Night and day BB 1 1463 Mflso Maple leaf rag OK Call SPAN IER—BECHET JOE MARSALA (any) HRS 8 WOLVERINE BLUES VA 565 Thom (Any on HRS) HRS Sher CLYDE MCCOY MUGGSY SPANIER GOONA GOONA GOO 1 Pasq HESITATING .00 BLUES Sh i n MEZZ MEZZROW Sister Kate BB 10506 Burl D 1 SSONANCE BR 7551 Umph ECCENTR 1 B8 10417 Swinging with mezz BR 6778 Umph REX STEWART 81. room MILLS UE RIBBON BAND Back romp/Tea VO 383 1 Thom RIDE REO RIDE CO 3087 SH 1 N Love in my heart/sugar hill VO 3844 Thom MIFF MOLE "Fat stuff" serenade VO 5448 Thom Windy city stomp ( N or ex) HRS 15 2.00 Thom San juan hill VO 5510 Thom VAUGHN MONROE Lazy man's shuffle VO 3810 Thou SAM YOU MADE THE PANTS TOO LONG 1 .00 Patt JOE SULL 1 VAN JELLY ROLL MORTON Lady be good/i can't give you OK 5496 6uRL Grandpa 's spells BB 10254 Kend art tatum jungle blues BB 10256 Umph Sophisticated lady BR 6553 .754. mean pearls The BB 10252 Umph STAROUST/BEAUT 1 FUL LOVE De 306 .75+ Mean Steamboat stomp 1 B8 8372 COCKTA LS FOR TWO De 1 56 Hyena stomp V) 20772 Umph MOONGLOW /EMAL 1 NE De 155 . 75+ Mean Wolverine blues BB 10258 ANYTH 1 NG FOR YOU/L | ZA 75+ Mean Dead man blues VI 20252 3.00 Russ lNDIANA/ST. LOUIS BLUES De 8550 .75+ Mean Shreveport Vl 21658 3.00 JACK TEAGARDEN Mournful serenade V 1 38024 3.00 Russ (Any) Sh 1 n Billy goat VI 20772 junk man Br 7652 Burl Blue blood blues BB 8201 Grov FRANK TESCHMAKER SNUB MOSELY (Columbia Album c—43 (new or Ex) • (Jo Sh r Snub's blues DE §636 WOLF CLAUDE THORNHILL MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS Snowfall Co 36268 MALO Darktown strutters 1 ball OK 41526 Umph FRANK 1 E TRUMB AUER MEW ORLEANS WANDERERS riverboat shuffle/Ostr i ch walk UHC A 29—30 ns Papa dip CO 735 4.00 Grov RlVERBOAT SHUFFLE/OSTRICH WA LK P ENSNS RED NICHOLS S 1 PP IE WALLACE Rose of Washington square Br 4779 Wolf 8R0WNSK 1 OK 8197 3 • 00 Ru S S RAY NOBLE FATS WALLER BEAUTIFUL LADY IN BLUE 1 .00 Pasq Baby brown (n or Ex) Vl 24867 1 00 T HOM IN THE BUSHES V 1 24149 1 .25 ( Any ) Comanlhe war oance Co 35335 1 Patt 1 .00 C ONFESS ' WHTG NOBLE MEDLEY V i 361 94 1 .25 Patt S TA ROUST BB "ioo TURKISH DELIGHT V i 25016 1 .50 Patt Vl Grov RED NORVO TEO WEEMS Honeysuckle rose CO 3059 WOLF One man band VI .75 Patt LIPS PAGE South Oe 18124 WOLF LAWRENCE WELK LOUIS PRIMA Ll TTLE OLD LADY .00 Pasq T 1 N ROOF BLUES Vo 3657 - Umph BOO HOO .00 Pasq T I • . : . . WANTED REX STEWART AS I KNEW HIM By. Charles Wi 1 ford PAUL WH I TEMAN Reprinted by kind permission of •The Bulle- Dim dim dawning Vl 24189 Smi T tin of the Jazz Music Sociological Society." Park in paree VI 24285 Smit Since Thurber showed the way with D. H. night owl Vl 24400 Smit Lawrence, it is usual for anyone who gets near China boy CO 1945 3.00 Grov enough to an American musician to ask for his COOTIE WILLIAMS autograph to publish a full and careful account Echoes of harlem of the said musician*s life and opinions; as a Delta mood supr>J ement there is always a detailed survey of Blues in my condition his recorded work, often reaching such depths Blue reverie of critical understanding as to arrive the Echoes or harlem at conclusion: *I think he's just too perfectly I can*t believe- you're in bloody marvellous for words.' DUKE WILSON & 10 BLACK BEPR Beale street slues So I think it only fair to future generations teddy w i lsom of jazz-lovers that there should be inscribed on Honeysuckle rose Br 7964 WOLF the tablets some of my personal recollections of 1 Aim r misbehavin/moneysuckle BR 7964 Burl Rex Stewart IMMY YANCEY J It was in 1939, or maybe 1938 or 1940 — anyhow (Any piano records) the year Ellington toured the Continent but ZURKE BOB couldn't get permits to play in England. It all Southern exposure Malo happened in Holborn, just by Everard's pipe any recording group shop. It was a hot summer day, the sun was at Lazy bones ,00 PASQ the meridian, my lunch hour was ended, and I was LviK 1 in the hay ,00 PASQ regretfully wandering away from Henekey' s and Love parade .00 PASQ down towards HoibornCircus and my place of work. Dowakadoo .00 Pasq I suddenly saw walking towards me, out of the Doodleoeeooo ,00 Pasq blue as one night say, two negroes a fine romance ,00 Pasq Baby face ,0C Pasq The one that took my attention more particu- Deli rous .00 Pasq larly was rather short, perhaps 5ft., 4in. , with Down among the sugar cane ,00 Pasq extremely broad shoulders, skin very dark brown, * but not quite black, gleaming teeth and a wide Moan i n low ,00 Pasq Why can't this night go on forever — Whit smile; he wore no hat or overcoat, was quietly Under a blanket of blue — Whtg and neatly dress ed in a dark brown sui t , and Black & tan fantasy — Whtg was talking animatedly to his companion. I Bla^k panther WHTG thought to myself: 'That fellow certainly looks like Rex Stewart.' I stepped politely aside, with the traditional courtesy of the Englishman An apology to all the fellows towards a stranger, in order that they might whose letters and lists have gone Dass without interrupting their conversation. five months. unanswered for the past By a strange coincidence, I wa s car rying I given Inducted April 6, 1943, was under my arm at the time of the encounter a a medical release on September | t record by Miff Mole I had just bought. It was the back and I hope to get around to not until the following Friday that I learned mail as soon as possible. In the from the *Welody Maker' how the Ellington band, meantime I shall be glad to hear which I had thought to be in Holland, had from all and trust that I shall be Passed unexpectedly through London on its hasty remembered when sending out lists, way back to the U.S. etc * Wallace T. Hsrrel] Jr. I never met Rex Stewart again. But I often R.F.D. sm, Box 105, Richmond, Va. like to think of him, and how deep an impression he left with me, after such a brief acquaintance, of his character; his fluent powers of self-ex- nress i on , his unostenta tious tastes, his prefer- APOLOGIES ence for a few chosen companions, his love of To the many collectors who wrote after exercise and of the open air, his unconventional for my list. There were just scorn of the usual hour s for meals , hi s complete September I lack too many late requests to acknowledge more of fear of the el ements , even in incJ ement than the first few, but there'll be an- England, and his powers of concentration in ad- other list in a couple of months, so don't verse circumstances. go away. Of Rex's trumpet playing I will confine my- The following items are on the block: self to saying that I think Do you believe in Excellent acetate dubs of new copies of: love at sight? with WcKinney's Cotton Pickers is Wynn's Parkway Stomp-Down by the Levee perfectly bloody marvellous, and that I found Pierce's Nobody's Sweetheart-Sister Kate Trumpet in Spades amusing, the coda anyway. A perfect heavy-acetate dub (|2-inch disc) My reminiscences of Harry Carney, who was of a new copy of King Oliver's Sobbtn' with Rex, wilj be published shortly. Blues-Sweet Lovin' Man. For Trade A very good Romeo pressing of the rare Johnny Oodds item, Pi££ly Vi££ly-Porty and CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE Ttiht. CAKE WALKING BABIES A wide variety of early Bessie Smiths in OK 40321 'G' good to poor condition (place your bids, Wi 1 1 exchange forr on each item). N.Q. Wanderers* Perdjdo ' eet according to condition, Oliver's Dippermoutn (OK) and Send bids until November |5 to S-Sgt. Heo. dds' Come on and stomp others. , Avakian, Co A, SCU I 144 Leverett House, Bob Mielke, Harvard , Cambr i dge , Massachusetts 60 Corona St San Franc i sco ( 12) . Cat 8 c ) , Auction of Duplicates - Part 88 LT. WALLACE J. FRY, JR. JOHN MUCUS 6 I 6 Second Ave. Eau Ctalre, Wisconsin. 1538 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. All tids close October 31- Highest bidders TEA - CLOVEROALE will be sent records C.O.D. , via Railway Ex- press, after notification. Minimum bid is $.75 Chances are OK 41551 N on all records unless indicated otherwise in LOU I 5 I AHA RHYTHM KINGS/WOLVERINES parentheses after records. Plenty/He, she, and me Vo 15784 N 8enny goodman RECORDS FEATURING LOUIS ARMSTRONG NOT Tl AT I CARE Co 2542 E Carry me back to old Virginny DE 1245 E AlN'TCHA CLAD Co 2P.35 E after you've gone/l got rhythm VO 3643 N TEXAS TEA Co 2845 E wlloman blues/gully low blues VO 3193 V( 1.50) TAPPIN' THE BARREL Co 2856 N accompanying bertha hill , BREAKFAST BALL Co 2927 E n 8420 V( pratts city blue s/pl£ ao i ' for the bl. OK 1.50) AlN'TCHA GLAD Co 3168 E OK 8312 f+ trouble in m i no lou is armstrong st. louis blues (bessie) CO 14064 N f. records featuring johnny 000ds last night (christian) OK 8607 E POOPS BLACK BOTTOM 5T0UPERS See see (rainey) Para 12252 V MELANCHOLY Vo I 1 28 V( I .00) you're next OK 8259 V JOE TURNER BLUES BR 3997 V( I .00) I MISS MY SWISS (southern serenaders) Ha 4 E BEALE STREET WASHBOARD BAND king oliver PlGGLY WIGGLE/40 AND TIGHT Vo 1403 V( I .CO) Dead man blues VO 1059 V CH ICAGO FO^TWARMERS Construction gang (Butterbeans & Susie) OK 8163 V M ' 'S 8533 V( 1.00) BALL I THE JACK/GRANDMA BALL OK superior jazz band DODnS WASHBOARD BAUD Virginia blues/Georgie BE 144 N 8LUE WASHBOARD STOMP/BU CKTOWN STOM.P BB B540 N friars society BULL FIDDLE BLUES BB 10239 N Copenhagen BR 4652 N TOO TIGHT/GOOBER DANCE BB 10240 N NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS G. WHITE JAZZ TIN ROOF BLUES GE 5105 G JELLY ROLL MORTON CHARLES PIERCE Kansas city stomp Ge 5216 F China boy/bull frog blues hines-oeppe CELLAR BOYS sou thlano/somet i mes Ge 20021 wailing blues/8arrel house stomp Vo 1503 N( 1.50) M BIX /MOLE neb orleans rhythm kings THOU Swell/ I ' M FALLING Parl R2355 N BRE 022 I I N Farewell blues/Eccentr i FRANK TRUMBAUER Angry/Soboing blues GE 5214 G CLARINET MARMALADE ( REO OK 40772 Tiger rag/panama BRE 02212 N E 8R0ADWAY BELLHOPS Clarinet marmalade/Maple leaf rag BRE 02209 N CRADLE IN CAROLINE FRANK TRUMBAUER (Bix) HA 504 N BLYTHE'S BLUE BOYS Japanese sandman/crying all day PaE R2I7 N Tack it down/Some do CH 40062 V Love nest PaE R2I45 N NEW ORLEANS PEPSTEFS MISCELLANY Close fit blues VO t LUIS RUSSELL Wanted; ex. to new SWEET MUMTAZ/OOLLY VINE ( LAM I NAT I ON CR.) OK 8454 N BENNY GOODMAN JELLY ROLL MCRTON LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME CO 2671 KANSAS CITY STOMPS/BOOGABOO VI 38010 V WHEN YOUR- LIPS MET MINE ME 12023 JABBO SMITH FALLING IN LOVE ME 12079 Band box stomp/moanful blues BR 7111 V( 1.25) WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE ME 12120 8ESSIE SMITH JUNK MAN COE C6730 Do your duty/Down in the dumps OK 8945 E Jersey bounce Co 36588 jimmy beptramo stompin' at the savoy - qt (not 2) VI 25».2I Isabella/I won't give you none VO 1280 V( 1.00) What goes on here (Not I) 25878 pete johnson VI Madhouse (not 2) Vl 25268 Pete's blues/let 'em jump SA 12005 N bracken's toe t icklers meade "lux" lewis Shirt tail stomp Do 4274 h0nky tonk train SlG 5101 N Makin' friends De 4322 Four or five times RE 8723 KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS FOR SALE Sweet liza 8A 6356 MILLS MUSICAL CLOWNS ACCESSORIES FUTURl ST I C RHYTHM PE 15125 cotton pickers Hot heels RO 1009 I . RCA "Cobra Head" arm with st. louis blues magnetic pick-up head, 3oz. L I 3077 whoopee needle pressure (10" i 12" makers records; used) $1.00 DIRTY DOG PE 15223 TEN BLACKBERR IES 2. Astatic Model FP-18 Low pres- DIRTY DOG RO 976 sure pick-up. Permanent BESSIE SMITH sapphire needle. One ounce DO YOUR DUTY OK 8946 needle pressure (10" 4 12" GIMME A PIG FOOT OK 8949 records; new;)(List 1 . $ 6 .50). .$9. CO SID GARY 3. Astatic Model FP-18 low pres- AT LAST I 'M HAPPY ME 12069 sure pick-up. Permanent JACK PET! IS sapphire needle. One ounce BAG 0 BLUES OK 41410 needle pressure (10" & 12" HOTSY TOTSY GANG records; used-new)(List $16.50). .$8.50 Star dust BR 4587 MILLS MERRY MAKERS John Stelner, #608,, 9 South Clinton, * Farewell blues VE 7121 Chicago, Illinois. VEMUTI-LANG BEALE STREET BLUES VO 15864 H ) POLICY AND GUARANTEE FOR RECORD SELLING AND EXCHANGING 1. My advert i eement is a catalog, a shop-wincow. 2. for expediency and out of consideration for 1 FEEL THAT THE PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER IS ENTITLED OTHER BIDDERS 1 WILL ACCEPT THE FIRST REQUEST FOR 10 EXAMINE AT FIRST HAND THE WARES OFFERED. THERE- AN ITEM OFFERED AT FIXED PRICE OF THE MAXIMUM BID FORE, SUCH WARES ARE SENT ON APPROVAL. IF AFTER RECEIVED ON RECORDS AT AUCTION, WITHOUT CONSIDEPA- T EXAMINING AN ARTICLE SECURED BY PURCHASE, BID, OR | ON FOR QUALIFIED BIOS, CROSS-BIDDING OFFERS OR EXCHANGE THE RECIPIENT FINDS THAT HE WAS MISLEAD, OTHER FRILLS. THAT HE MISUNDERSTOUO, OR THAT FOR ANY OTHER 3. WHERE EXCHANGES ARE ARRANGED 1 WILL AGREE E-E- REASOC THE ITEM IN QUESTION IS UNSATISFACTORY, HE FORE SHIPFING ON CASH EVALUATIONS OF THE ITEMS IS ENTITLED TO RETURN IT IMMEDIATELY FOR A FULL CONCERNED (a) IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE EXCHANGE, CASH REFUND. IN A CASE OF PATENTLY AMBIGUOUS AD— (p) WITH THE HOPE OF ARRIVING AT COMPLETE MUTUAL VERT 16 1 NG 1 AM AT FAULT AND WILL PAY SHIPFING. SATISFACTION, AND {c) TO PROVIDE A BASIS FOR IN- SURANCE CLAIMS IN CASE OF DAMAGE DURING SHIPPING. John Steiner, Room 608, 9 South Clinton, Chicago, Illinois FOR AUCTION CAB CALL0KAY (Duke Ellington, continued) ' HARLEM HOSPI TAL 1 TY/CVENI N VI 244 14 G Breakfast dance, 'hoodlums VI 381 15 N LADY WITH FAN/FATHER'S VI 24451 G it's glory/erown berries VI 22791 N Zaz zuh zaz VI 24557 V Blue bubbles/blues 1 love to sing VI 22985 V fc'OC'NGLOW 'HOTCHA VI 24650 V V ARM VALLEY /Flam 1 NG SWORD VI 26796 E Swing swing swing VA 501 N &ILDYBUG GALLOP/BAKI FF VI 27502 U Wake up and live VA 535 N DOC COOI Congo/My gal mez VA 593 N MOANFUL MAn/»'ALLFLOWER GE 5373 E Savage rhythm VA 662 N SISSCR GRINCER JOE GE 5374 N Old man of the mountains ME 12487 C hum 6r strum/Got worry Co 1430 N How dome yo 1 do me Me 12488 V mak ie smith Dinah/i'u now prepared Pe 15623 V Fare thee honey/Road rocky OK 4194 G BEALE ST. BLUES PE 1571)4 V Crazy blues/Right here OK 4169 V Sweet jennie lee Pe 15366 Ni 1 EMCRI ES/DON'T WANT ME OK 4228 V Kchd inoigo/Farewell blues PE 15457 G IOVIN' SAU/'DON'T CARE OK 4253 G Levee low down/blues PE 15490 G SAX-O-PIiONEY blues OK 4416 G Trickerat ion/ain't got SA 32673 F Arkansas blues/down home OK 4446 G Irisco flo/hi de ho 8J) 775(j. E Mean daddy/knock out blues OK 4631 tl WHEN YOU'RE SMILING Br 7685 N K.C. MAN/'LAOY LUCK OK 4926 V Bahy won't you please come home Br 7530 V G0IN 1 CRAZY WITH THE BLUES VI 202 IC G Avalon/i/oonli ght rhapsody BR 74 1 1 E MISSOURIANS KEEP THAT hi DE HO Br 7386 V Missouri moan/market street stomp VI 38067 N Chinese rhythm/Weakness Br 6992 E Ozark mountain blues/ycu'll cry VI 38071 G Sweet rhythm BR 6473 G Scotty blues/400 hop VI 38084 V GOTTA RICHT TO SING THE BLUES Br 6* 0 G VINE ST. DRAG/'SOMEONE VI 38103 E DUKE ELLINGTON PROHI B 1 Tl ON/STOPP 1 N. ' TRAFFIC VI 38120 F Blues with a feelin'/misty morn OK 8662 V Jive stomp/i 'm satisfied Br 6638 V COTIC'N CLUB orci-estra Slap happy/blue light BR 8297 E Snag 'em blues/Down and out CO 287 G Portrait of the lion BR 8365 E P.IVEPSOAT SHUFFLE/ORIC. 2X MAN Co 3~4 V Jim Burns Box # 1061, Montgomery, Alabama For Di spos i t ion LOUIS ARMSTRONG COLEMAT HAWKINS ST. Louis blues/Sweet sue bb 5280 MEET DOCTOR FOO BB 1047- WHEN IT'S SLEEPY TIME 00WN SOUTH BB 10703 EARL MINES BUNNY BERIGAN 6.T. STOMP/lNOIANA BB 10391 1 WANT A NEW ROMANCE VI 25688 JOHNPY HODGES PIANO TUNER MAN VI 25776 SQUATY ROO/THINGS AIN'T WANT BB 1 1 447 COWN STREAM Vl 2581 1 OUIHTET OF THE HOT CLUB OF FRAIXE The wearing of the green VI 25R72 AFTER YOU'VE GONE/L 1 MEHOUSE BLUES VI 2551 1 1 CR 1 ED FOR YOU Vl 261 16 Shine/Nagasaki VI 25558 In the dark/Candlelight Vl 26122 3.00 DON REDI.AN BARNEY BIGARD THE CHANT OF THE WEED BB 10765 - Lament for javenette 33 1 1098 ARTIE SHAW A lull at dawn BB 10981 Chant/Fee fi fo fuu VO 4539 CAB CALLOWAY BESSIE SI' 1 T GEECHY JOE/SPECIAL DELIVERY OK 6147 CARELESS LOVE BL/WEEPING WILLOW SL . Co 3172 3.00 DUKE ELL IMGTOK' Muddy watef/nioney blues Co 3174 3.00 CREOLE LOVE CALL/BLACK b TAN FANTASY VI 24861 Yellow oog blues/Trombone cholly Co 3175 3.00 ^OOIM'THE VOOM v/(M0RTON'S SHREVEPORT BB 7710 Backwater blues/nobody knows you Co 3176 3.00 BENNY GOODMAN COMBOS REX STEWART DIZZY SPELLS BB 10903 Without a song/My Sunday gal B3 10946 WHERE OR V.HEN Bll 1 I45C Some saturoay/Subtle slough BB 1 ;256 Tiger rag/wi-mspering VI 25481 MAXiI.E SULLIVAN (w. ThORNHILL) RUNNIN* WILC/TEA FOR TWO Vl 25529 It's wonderfulAou went to my head VO 3993 THE MAN 1 LOVE/AVALOM Vl 2564-1 JACK TEAGARDEN Handful of keys Vl 25705 WHITE SA 1 LS/CCTOROON BR 8381; BEI MIR Bl ST OU SCHON VI 25751 FATS WALLER 1 MUST HAVE THAT MAN VI 26090 Harlem fuss/\iinor orag BB I0i65 1 KNOW THAT YOU KNOW VI 26139 Viper's drac/i ain't got nobody BB 10133 LIONEL HAMPTON STUMP/jlVIN' THE VI&RES Vl 25535 ( NOTE i All records are new. On orders of Ji.50 or On THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE ST./l KNOW Vl 25592 N MORE, 1 WILL PAY THE POSTAGE CONFESS 1 '/DRUM STOMP Vl 25658 10 u DEADLINE -- 15th OF THIS MONTH a oaUJLJ — cr L. aii.o C3 X o < LJ CO LJ ocr o O a. a o z o a o o LJ DEADLINE 15th OF THIS MONTH co i- < o ° t- IT OCS U oz o < 8 a 3 Id >0. t- tn CO I Ul o —I < Q- o=> a a o z a cr o o u CO — # WEEPING WILLOW. A Rag Time Two Step. SCOTT JOPLJN. Not f^st. W B ~TT~ ^T5^ J J d J r 1;i ii.: it i [#*F - « 11 : f J j «f Copyright, MUtM, by Val. A. Beis Music Co. V 8 f =— r p 5— y» r f r ? t— — — '• £J 'LJ LI 1 U f m |i j-] i ^—i 3 u L£ •J r mm lis 11 Mi* 1 4=gmr+r — #" » J (p- ^ * 1 r 7 f l ? r r .•m m Hi i c=l- d i W. W. 4. ; ) FOR DISPOSITION' 1 3 5 6 BEK'S BAD BOYS 2 4 DOG ULUE6 VI 2 N TRA — Thom BEMSOI! CRCHES1 RA OF CHICAGO WABASH BLUEG V AUC Jt'ETHOO OF Dl f»05 I BUMPY BERIGAN ALE PR I CE I NO J CA ". 12" VI 3G2CS N AUC Eoel " TR A FOR TRAPC; "ALC" , Can't get started ( closikc, auction, oat ro Sweet varsity sue/why talk Vi 25667 E THA Pens SEPT 30, 1943; "T TRADE OR AUCT I ON Simple and sweet Vl 26086 V AUC SMI T ALE OR TRADE; "bT jimmy ber tramp r RADE CR AUCT Struggling/Little, bits VO 1035 6 T- Burl I T I ON COW Grcv 3\ E-C^C ELLEN Rlue stampede C-cood; F- 1 BIRf; 1 r-GHAM BABIES 2\Q 1ALOG NUK'bER OF TESS STOP TEASING PATT EUB IE BLAKE EL OF RE LORD 1\ H»E Baltimore buzz/Pandana VI 18791 KEND JIMMY BLVTI-'E - Have mercy/hot stuff(z" chip) vo i 136 T-A Burl 1 2 3 4 5 6 SOME DO & SOME DON't/TaCK IT CH 40062 E T-A burl ACE BRIGODE & 14 VIRGINIANS ALABAMA RED PEPPERS You love me/Remember Ca 7e5 Cox — G AUC — Eagl BESSIE BROWN & GEO. WILLIAMS PED AD BLUES — G AUC — Eagl WHEN YOU GO HUNTING Co 14046 Patt. HENRY ALLEN CA8 CALLOWAY Swing out/Feeling drowsy BB 10702 7*A — THOfe Refer man (ha if. crack) Ba 32944 Cox pleasing paul/l t smpul.0 be Bfl 10235 N TRA TH0M Take the a train (Chu berry) OK 6305 Cox a sher i 0 an square/lnoiana OK 6357 N TRA THOM Old man of the mountain Pe 15635 GULP Paroon my southern/How's ad. Me 13096 G AUC Eagl crescendo in drums (c.cole) vo 5062 G T-A Eoel get rhythm in/i'll never say vo 2956 G AUC Eacl Creole love call Or 2274 V T-A DORF ARKANSAS TRAVELERS. BENNY CARTER Bone yard shuffle HA 332 G+AUC EC el Everybody shuffle VO 2870 N T- LOUIS ARMSTRONG CASA LCO COO.UETTE OE 4327 N AUC — Cox Black jazz Br 6242 ' UMPH GUT BUCKET BLUES CO 36 1 52 N AUC Edel Don'tlet i t/spellbound Br 6910 Burl f/USKAT RAMBLE CO 36153 N AUC — Edel CHARLESTON CHASERS Corbet chop suey Co 36|54 N AUC — EOEL Beale st. blues/ Basin st. bl. OK 41577) Cox Oriental strut CO 36155 N AUC — Edel Farewell blues/my gal sal Co 1539 E SAL .50 WOLF Potato head blues co 35660 N AUC — Edel Feelin no pain/Five pennies Co 1229 G AUC CULT s.o.l. blues Co 35661 N AUC — Eoel Lovable t- sweet/Red hair Co 1925 V T-A DORF Save it pretty mama Co 35662 N AUC — Edel BOB CHESTER n knock i a jug Co 35663 N AUC — Eoel SOMEBODY STCLE MY GAL BB 10987 V AUC COX Monday oate Co 36375 N AUC Edel HERMAN CH I TTERSON Chicago breakdown Co 36376 N Edel Flamingo/The man I love(solo) BB 11333 PENS f.iUGGLES/WEST EfJO BLUES CO 36377 N AUC — Edel CHOCOLATE DANDIES TlChT LIKE THIS CO 36378 N AUC — Eoel 6 or 7 times/That's how I OK 8728 F+T-A Edel 0ry'£ creole trombone Co 35838 N AUC EDEL Paoucah/Four or five times OK 8627 V AUC mahogany hall stomp Co 35879 N AUC EDEL COON-SANDERS perdioo street blues DE 18090 N AUC — Eoel Red hot mamma vi 19316 E TRA — Thom Coal cart blues PE 18091 N AUC EOEL Yes sir that's my baby Vi IS745 E TRA — Thom {Many columbias) CO N TRA — THOM ROOOLES/l AIN'T GOT NOBODY Vl 20785 F TRA — Thom tight like this/hear me VO 3303 N TRA Thom Bra i nstorm/^y baby knows how Vi 20390 V SAL .75 Wood ole man mose/fallin in OE 628 E T-A KENO Deep henderson G AUC — Eagl i'm shootin high/fingers DE 623 V T-A — KEND cotton pickers You're oriving me crazy OK 41478 G T-A CULP so. ra*. part st. blues br 2482 E T-A KEND home Co 2606 V SAL 2.00 Call St. louis 8L./R.R.man(BG,McP) Ca 9048 G T-A DORF Jeeper creepers DE 2267 F SAL .75 Call BIHG CROSBY come back sweet papa OK 8318 G TRA HURN HERE LIES LOVE BR 6406 V TRA RlDL dropping shucks/l'/ho's it OK 8357 SAL 2.00 WOLF A ghost of a chance Br 6454 E TRA RlDL rockin chair/l ain't got no. OK 8756 E SAL 2.00 WOLF Our big love scene Br 6696 M TRA RlDL Let 's call i t love DE 1502 E AUC PATT I surrender oear/it must BE DE 2535 V T-A — Cult Old MAN MOSE DE 622 P AUC Patt Wrap troubles/|8th i 19th st. De 2948 G T-A — Cult Of« I 'VE GOT RHYTHM/CAN DEPENO Co 2590 V AUC Cult Yodel in jive/Ciribiri&in De 2800 G T-A — Cult PERDIDO ST. blues/2: 19 BLUES OE 18090 N AUC Bake ida/el rancho grande de 2494 V T-A — Cult Potato head blues/heebie j. CO 35660 N AUC Bake someday sweetheapt/let me call de 101 V T-A — Cult Save it pretty mama/no old Co 35662 N AUC Bake Basin st. blues ITE V T-A — Cult fred asta ire-j.green BOB CROSBY bojangles of harlem 7718 BR G Malo I SAL .70 ( 0 I X eland album) — Eagl mildred bailey's oxfor d) greysGREYS Pagan love song — Patt Gulf coast blues/Downhearted VO 4800 V AUC SMI T PUTNEY DANDRIDGE BAILEY'S LUCKY SEVEN Cross patch 3277 E TRA Do it again/Sunny day QE 4872 V AUC Cox Mr . Bluebiro 2935 E TRA UMPH COUNT BASIE DELT A FObR Out the window/i remem, keep OE 1581 WOLF I N SAL .50 SW MG I N ON THE F.DOOR/FAREWELL DE 737 I BAKE Down for double/More OK 6584 N SAL 1.00 CHES DIXIE DAISIES sidney bechet Bugle call rag Li 3562 E auc • Bake sid's blues/make me BB 8509. E T-A- DORF DIXIE STOPPERS St. louis blues/variety ha 45 i t-a Lay your racket/i want BB 10472 E T-A 00 RF E Kenw BIX BE IDERBECKE JOHNNY DODDS Red onion blues/Grav i er st. De 18094 N tra Thom lou i si ana/thou swell Co 35665 E AUC Eagl Blue washboard stomp Vi 2)552 E tra HURN wa da da/ol man river Co 35666 E AUC Eagl WILCMAN #25/\'ELANCH0LY #27 BR 3567 G TRA HURN Goose pimples/royal garden CO 35664 N SAL .50 Wolf WtLOMAN #25/MELANCH0LY #28 BR 3567 V TRA HURN Sorry/Since best gal turned Vo 3145 V T-A CULT Heah me talkin'/isabel Vi 38541 E auc • Bake n i n T ' Y n • 1 A 1 T FOR DISPOSITION DORSEY BROTHERS (Beiihy Goodman, continued) IF IT'S LOVE DE 321 N AUC COX BIG JOHN SPECIAL V| 25871 N T-A R 1 DL Tailspin/got A feelin' DE 560 E T-A KENO Slue sk i es BB 1 0680 H T-A R 1 DL Eccentric/you're okay OE 1304 V AUC Eagl Let that be a lesson V 25/08 V T-A KENO Footloose & fancy free DE 482 G AUC Patt Down home rag CO 3033 M T-A Ken* Getting sentimental DC 1 15 E AUC SMtT Not that care/Help yourself CO 2542 E AUC Cult DORSEY-BOSWELL Cokey/^'usic hall rag CO 301 1 V AUC Cult Sentimental gent. /down on BR 6395 E T-A BURL UINME M00CHER/B0B WHITE Vl 25c63 V T-A Cult TOMMY DORSEY Life goes to party/if dreads VI 25726 V T— Cult Josephine/if man in the moon VI 25676 E AUC COX Organ grinders sw/Peter pipef V I 25442 V T— Cult Everybody's doing it/Choo VI 25821 N AUC Cox LIMEHOUSE BLUES ok 6466 ft SAL 1 .50 Ches ' Gett i sent/Got a note VI 25236 E AUC Cox Bl VER BIX OU SHOEN Vl 2525 1 V AUC Ches WEI L ALL RIGHT/ALL 1 VI 26281 E T-A KENO Benny r i des aga i Co 5500 1 V AUC Ches TlGAR RAG/RIGHT HERE FOR YOU OK 41 178 G AUC CULT Benny's bugle CO 35901 V AUC —— Ches ROYAL GARDEN Bl/SENT 1 MENTAL Vl 27518 E T-A CULT AIR MAIL SPECIAL CO 36254 N AUC Ches LOVER IS BLUE VI 26390 N AUC SMIT GLEN GRAY Polka dots and moonbeams VI 26539 N AUC SMIT R. GARDEN BLUES/SHADES OF DE 986 E AUC Cox YES INOEEO VI 27421 N AUC Smit Memori es of you DE 1672 N AUC Cox JOHNNY DUNN GREAT WHITE WAY ORCHESTRA - Put & take/moanful blues Co 3579 TRA THOM Baby blue eyes 1 90C9 V AUC Cox iir' SPANISH DREAMS/H. BLUES Co 3839 F TRA THOM SONNY GREER t MEti PH I S Bugle blues/b irmi ngham Co 3541 G TRA Thom Saturday night function Co 2833 G SAL I .00 Call Hallalujah blues Co 3839 G+T-A EOEL BOBBY HACKETT DUNN'S CORNET BLUES Co 124 G AUC Bake Old gang of mine OK 5620 N T— 1 .50 RlOL DUKE ELLINGTON J a—da/i surrender ° 5 198 K T-A i ,50 R Ol N Sophisticated lady/st.w. Co 35556 E AUC Eoel Oo 1 * NEW LOWDOWN 4565 M T-A 1 . 50 R 1 DL Rockin' chair/Black & tan Me 12093 V T-A 3.00 Rl DL POCR BUTTERFLY 4499 N T-A 1 . 50 R 1 DL (Many V ctors) VI N TRA THOM Lionel hampton Keep a song/river & me VI 22614 V f-A KEND 1 'M IN THE MOOD FOR SWING Vl 260 1 1 N TRA Thom MOONGLOW Br 6987 N TRA UMPH House of morgan VI 26751 K TRA Thom SO FAR, SO GOOD VI 26537 N TRA L'MPH 12th street rag/Ain't you 1 26362 E AUC Cult SWINGTIME IN HONOLULU BR 8131 N TRA UMPH 1 KNOw/SUNNY S 1 DE 1 25592 E AUC 1 .25 5m 1 Delta serenade/Sto^py jones V 1 20-1533 N AUC Eagl W .C .HAND ' Gr i ev i n '/Toot i thru the rf. Co 35310 V AUC Eagl DARKTOWN REVE 1 LLE( BUGLE BL,) OK 8 1 1 0 N T— KENW Harlemani a/stevedore stomp BB 6306 N SAL 75 wolf HARLEM HAM EATS Gal from joes/song go out my BR 8108 G T-A Cult I'm so glad/Feel like goin DE 7339 E T-A KEND Flamingo/Girl in my dreams VI 27326 G T-A Cult HARLE'.' HOT SHOTS Black & tan/Vood inoigo BR 6682 F AUC Smit Slack and t an/Sugar blues 32199 V T~A Sher BUD FREEMAN COLEI. AN HAWK 1 MS China boy BB 10386 N TRA UMPH SmacK/A)eoi CAT 1 ON COM 533 E AUC Cox I'EMOR 1 ES OF YOU SOM 508 E AUC Cox ERSr- 1 ME HAWK 1 NS FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Sw 1 NG OUT/RA ID THE JOINT 8 10224 E AUC Cox 1 Panama/Tiger rag GE 4968 F AUC ROSS DOLCM e/TOO MANY DREAMS BB 108 1 2 E T-A KEND DISCONTENTED Bl/BUGLE CALL BL GE 4967 G SAL 2.00 WOLF Tuxedo juncticn/gin mill sp. 9B IC409 V Cult DlSCONTENTEO BL/BUGLE CALL BL Ge 4967 V TRA Pens FLETCHER HENDERSON EARL FULLER King porter stomp CO 1543 F T— Culp COON BAND CONTEST Vl ie394 G AUC Patt Stamped e/Jackson blues CO 654 V AUC Robs £ SLIM GAILLARD 3 1 ST ST. BLUES/BLACh JOE PE l 233 F T— Edel Swinging in key of c Vo 5388 E+AUC Edel wherl/Down south blues ( Rosa ) VO 14635 F AUC Eagl GENE'S MERRYMAKERS Stockholm stomp 3460 N, T— KENW Clarinet marm/high society Ro 1927 E AUC Bake SENSAT 1 CN vo 2710 N T-A — KENW JEAN GOLOKETTE Sens at i on/f i dgety feet Br 3521 E SAL 1 .00 wolf Gimme a little kiss Vl 20031 V SAL 1 .00 WOOD WHATCHACALLEM Bl/SUGARFOOT Co 395 E SAL 1 .00 Wolf Dinah/after 1 say I'm sorry Vl 19947 G T-A Keno Jackass blues/The sta"Pede Co 654 E SAL 1 .00 WOLF My pretty girl Vl 20588 G AUC D NATURAL BLUES fa 1 NG PORTER Co 1543 E SAL 1 .00 WOLF SUNDAY Vl 20273 G AUC Eagl SHANGHA 1 SHUFFL e/MeMPH IS BL DE 158 N SAL .50 WOLF Gonna meet my sweetie now VI 20675 G AUC Eagl Sweet thing/i need lovin Co 854 E AUC Bake idolizing Vl 20270 G AUC Eagl Muscle shoals/houston slues CO 164 F+auc Bake BLUE RIVER VI 20981 E T-A KENW ROSA HENDERSON IDOLI ZING Vl 20270 E AUC Patt Poplar bluff blues VO 15044 V TRA Grov BLUE RIVER Vl 2C98I V T-A Cult Where/Down south blues VO 14635 F AUC Eagl SO TIRED/MISS VI 21 150 V TRA Grov WOODY HERfc'AN Clementine/pretty girl V.i 25283 N AUC 1.50 Smit Mr. ghost goes to town DE 1079 V SAL .75 Malo BENNY GOODMAN ALEX HILL N House hop/Anything for you VI 25350 E AUC Cox F UNCT 1 ONI 21 VO 2826 N T-A KENW body & soul/After u gone{trio}vi 251 15 E AUC Cox Let 's have a jub ilee VO 2848 N T-A KENW SUGARFOOT STOMP VI 25678 N TRA Thom BERTH A "CHlPPl" HILL One o'clock jump VI 25792 E TRA THOM Trouble in mind/Georgia man OK 83)2 G TRA Thom KING PORTER STOMP Vl 25090 N TRA THOM EARL HINES IDA SWEET AS APPLE CIDER Vl 25531 N TRA THOM MO NO AY DATE (SOLO) CO 2800 G SAL 1 .00 Call Where or when/I cried BB 1 1456 N TRA THOM Blue drag/Oh you sweet thing Br 6345 ti SAL 1 .00 Wolf Wang wang blues co 36594 G TRA Thom Bubbling over/Vant a lot of Br 6710 V AUC Cult Dizzy spells/Sweet lorraine Vl 25822 E SAL 1.00 Wood Sister kate Vl 22683 V AUC Bake Oown south camp meeting Vl 25387 N T-A R 1 DL Found romanceAaroline Br 6960 V T-A DORF IN a sentimental mood Vl 25351 K T-A Rl DL Pianology/Flanny doodle Vo 3501 E T-A DORF 1 'VE found a new baby VI 25355 N T-A R 1 DL LES HITE king porter stomp VI 25090 N T-A R 1 DL T-60NE BLUES VA 8391 E T-A DORF STOMPIN AT THE SAVOY Vl 25247 N T-A RlOL BlLl.lE HOLL 1 DAY RlFFIN' AT THE RITZ VI 25445 N T-A R 1 DL YOU'RE JUST A NO ACCOUNT VO 5302 E RlOL WH ISPERI NG VI 26130 N T-A RlOL ALL OF ME OK 6214 N T-A DORF ANO THE ANGELS SING VI 26170 N T-A Rl DL JACK HYLTON (Benny Goodman, continued next column) Laughing marionette VI 22067 N TRA Thom 16 i L FOR DISPOSITION HARRY JAMES MEMPHIS FIVE FEET ORAGGIN' BLUES CO 35227 N AUC BAKE Snake hips/Who's sorry now VI 19052 V AUC COX JOHNNY JOHNSON IT AIN'T GONNA RAIN/RED HOT Q AUC Eagl Wop slues/Stay home CA 477 V AUC Cox Who's sorry/Snake hips Vi 19052 E T-A Dorf LIL JOHNSON METRONOME ALL STARS Get 'em from/anybody want CH 50002 E T-A BURL BUGLE CALL RAG Vi 27314 N TRA Hurn PETE JOHNSON MIDWAY DANCE ORCHESTRA 627 STOMP DE IBI2I N AUC EDEL Cotton pickers ball Co 51 N TRA Thom RICHARD M. JONES Lots of mamma Co 33 N TRA THOM Dark alley/hollywooo VI 20812 G+AUC Edel BUBBER Ml LEY JONES-COLLINS EIGHT BLACK MARIA/SH1NNIN VI 38146 N T-A .Ridl Damp weather/tip easy blues BB 10952 N SAL .50 WOLF GLENN MILLER LOUIS JORDAN Sunrise ser. /moonlight S. BB 10214 V AUC COX Honeysuckle rose DE 7675 N AUC COX 5:00 Whist. /shadows on S. BB 10900 V AUC Cox HAL KEMP 1 'o know you/You've got SB 10906 V AUC Cox _ 1 (20 sides on Brunswick) BR AUC Eagl Take the a train B8 1 IB7 G AUC Cox GENE KRUPA anvil chorus BB 10982 V AUC COX Georgia on my mi no OK 61 IS V AUC Cox 1 know why BB 1 1 230 G AUC Cox Knock me a kiss Co 36951 G AUC Cox . Sweet stranger/Every das' BR 8041 N TRA Thom t Wire brush stomp/hamtranch OK 6106 V T-A Cult Ida/I 's always you BB 1 1079 V T-A Cult Rock in' chair OK V AUC Ches PENNA. 65000/RUG CUTTERS SW. BB 10754 V T-A Cult BILLY KYLE Little brown jug/pavanne BB 10286 V T-A Cult Between sets DE 2740 N TRA UMPH johnson rag/Written in the SB 10498 V T-A Cult LAOD'S 8LACK ACES Tuxedo junct i on/Oanny boy SB 10612 V T-A Cult SISTER KATE/YOU CAN HAVE HIM F AUC Eagl ray MILLER - Aggravatin papa( acc.Mandy Lee ) G AUC Eagl Stomp your stuff BR 3132 V T-A Cult EDDIE LANG MILLS BLUE RHYTHM BAND JEANNI NE/RA INB0W DREAMS PaE 2646 E AUC Cult Merry-go-round/Unt 1 Co 3147 N TRA Thom PICKIN' MY WAY/FEELIN MY WAY Br 6254 G AUC Cult Showboat shuffle/The moon CO 3157 N TRA Thom EDDIE DE LANGE Cotton/Truckin' Co 3078 N TRA Thom L 1 VERY STABLE BLUES BB 10094 £ T-A Kend Oancing dogs/Brown sugar CO 3044 E AUC Bake SAM LAN IN MIFF MOLE LOUISVILLE LOU Ba 1204 V AUC Patt That's a plenty/Feeling I'm OK 4132 G AUC Cult WEDDING BLUES( ROSELAND ORCH) OK 4217 P AUC Patt THOMAS MORRIS ROSE OF THE RIO GRANDE RE 9396 G AUC Patt Charleston stampede/Georgia Vi 20180 G AUC Bake DREARY WEATHER(ARCAOIANS) PE 14312 E AUC Patt LEE MORSE JlMTOWM/KlNG PORTER (RED HEADS )C0 327 E AUC Bake Jersey walk PE 1 1636 V AUC Patt HARLAN LATTIMORE JELLY ROLL MORTON 1 HEARD/THAT REEFER MAN Co 2678 E TRA Thom K.C. stomps/boogaboo VI 38010 G AUC Edel TED LEWIS Seattle hunch/Freakish(solo) Vi 27565 N AUC Eagl SOBBIN' BLUES/YELLOW DOG Co 2217 V T-A Ridl Chant/Black bottom stomp VI 20221 G AUC Eagl OLD OLD MAN/lN A GAROEN CO 2777 E T-A Kend Big lip blues/Good ol N.Y. Genr 1704 N AUC Eagl JUST AROUND THE CORNER CO 504 G SAL 1.00 Call Dirty dirty/Swinging elks Genr 171 1 N AUC Eagl Yellow dog blues/Clarinet m. Me 13380 E SAL .75 Wolf Mama's got a baby/my home Genr N AUC Eagl LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS Bugaboo VI 38010 P SAL .50 Call Oh lady be good/i have to ha Br 4706 F AUC Bake Someday sweetheart VI 20405 E TRA Hurn LOUISIANA SUGAR BABES Seattle hunch/Freakish Vi 27565 N TRA hurn Thou swell/pers i an rug Vi 21346 G AUC Eagl Kansas city stomps/boogaboo Vi 36010 F SAL .75 Wolf JIMMY LUNCEFORD Dr. jazz/Original jelly roll SB 10255 N SAL .50 WOLF IT HAD TO BE YOU DE 10504 E AUC Cox Mournful serenade/Ga swing Vi 38024 V T-A Cult In i oat morn ng( ch i ckasaw syn. )Vi 38141 N T-A 2.00 Ridl Ballin the jack/Oon't love me BR 10450 E T-A Cult Organ grinders swing DE 908 F T-A Culp Black bottom stomp/The chant VI 20221 G T-A Cult ABE LYMAN SHOE SHINERS' DRAC/SHREVEPORT Vi 21658 G AUC 8AKE Johnson special BB 1 1241 G AUC Cox Georgia swing/Mournful sere. Vi 38024 G AUC Bake JIMMY LYTELL Dead man blues Vi 20252 V Grov ZULA WAIL/FAKIR'S RHYTHM PE 14846 F T-A Edel MOUND CI TY BLUE BLOWERS WIMGY MANNONE Muskat ramble DE 1274 N TRA Umph FLAT FOOT FLOOGIE/MARTHA BB 7621 V AUC Eagl I'm gonna clap/High society Ch 40103 V AUC Bake IT'S THE GYPSY IN ME BB 6549 V SAL .75 Call NEW ORLEANS RAMBLERS You're an angel/i 'm in love Vo 2933 V AUC — Bake Kind man forme/mississ off Me 12230 G AUC Cult PAUL MARES NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS REI NCARNAT ION/MAPLE LEAF RAG Co 35686 N SAL .50 WOLF SHE'S CRYING FOR ME BB 10956 N TRA Thom JOE MARSALA Da da strain/Shim me shaw GE 5106 V AUC Robs THREE O'CLOCK JUMP G 3001 N TRA Thom Baby brown/No lovers allowed Oe 401 V AUC Eagl WANDERING MAN BLUES G 1717 N Thom Loudon BLUES sre 02210 E TRA Hurn FREDDY MARTIN Farewell blues !RE 022 l 1 E TRA HORN WABASH BLUES BB 7378 V SAL 1.00 Malo RED NICHOLS MCKENZ IE-CONDON Hurr i can/Alabama BR 3550 V TRA Ridl Liza/Nobody's sweetheart UHCA 1 1-12 E TRA Thom CORRI NE/BUGAB00(RED HEADS) Me 12495 V T-A Ridl MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS Sugar/^ake my cot VI 21056 G AUC Cult M lenberg joys/Shi m-me-sha VI 2161 1 E SAL 1.00 Wolf Sweet sue/Clarinet marm. Br 62b6 G AUC Cult Okay baby/i want a gipl VI 23000 G AUC patt 21 years/Sweetie went away Br 6241 G AUC Cult WAY 1 FEEL TOOAV/MlSS HANNAH 8B 10232 E AUC Bake Sugar/Dinah lou Br 6534 G Cult 5H 1 M—ME—SH A—WABBLE /M 1 LENBURG VI 2161 1 E AUC Bake Heat waves/Love-nuts-noodles Br AUC Cult Precious thing called love VI 38051 E TRA Grov Panama /Ma rg i e Br 3961 V AUC Bake JIMMY McPARTLAND Dinah/inoiana vo 4599 G AUC Bake China boy/Jazz me blues DE 18042 E AUC Eagl J 1 MM IE NOONE FRANK MELROSE Moody melody/they got my BB 8609 N TRA Thom Four or five times 1621 PASS THE JUG (•£" CHI p) Br 7062 V-l-TRA Hurn DE E TRA Umph Keystone blues/n.O. hop scop N METRONOME ALL STARS De 18095 AUC Eagl Forevermore/Ready for the riv yo 1 188 E SAL 2.00 Wolf BUGLE CALL RAG Vi 27314 N TRA HURN Every evening/4 or 5 times Vo 1 186 F TRA Dorf N . ' N n ' FOR DISPOSITION RED HORVO TRIXIE SMITH REMEMBER/J 1 VI NG THE JEEP Br 7896 V AUC Cult railroad blues/world's jazz uhca 81-82 N T-A SHER Please be kino/week eno priv Br 8088 V T-A Cult MUGGSY SPANIER Lady be good/i got rhythm De 779 E T-A OORF Rl VERBOAT/RELAX 1 N BB 10532 V TRA HURN KING OLIVER SPAN IER—8ECHET Budoy's habit/Tears OK 40000 V AUC Ross A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND CMS 1503 N AUC Eagl DlPPERMOUTH BLUES/tfEATHERB GE 5132 E SAL 2.00 WOLF SPENCER TRIO ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND Baby, won't you please come h.De 1941 N AUC Cox ROYAL GARDEN BLUES Vl 18798 N T-A keno JESS STACY Sweet mama/Broadway rose VI 18722 E T-A kend Ec-stacy/The sell OUT CMS 1503 AUC Eagl home again blues/Crazy blues Vl 18729 G AUC Eagl REX STEWART In my little red book/Good BB 7444 V AUC Eagl SOME SATUROAY BB 1 1258 N TRA UMPH Who loves you/Dio you (ch) VI 25420 F AUC Eagl SYNCO JAZZ 8AND Livery stable blues VI 18255 G AUC PATT The moan/Blacksmi th rag Pa 20461 V AUC Cox Home again/Crazy blues V,l 18729 V T-A OORF TAMPA RED original 1,'El'PH is five SHE'S GOT THE BEST IN TOWN BB 8086 E T-A Kend Sweet papa joe/You Ca 478 G T-A Kend JACK TEAGARDEN Bees knees/stop your kidoin RE 9395 V AUC Patt Rippling waters/Peg co 35727 G TRA Thom N 1 1 'M GOIN BACK Pe 14315 E AUC Patt 'SE A MUCG 1 ' pts l & 2 VI 25273 V SAL 1 .50 MALO TONY PASTOR Ol pappy/Fare thee well harl . BR 6780 G AUC Cult F LAGWAVER BB 1 1421 E AUC Cox WILLOW TREEAou YOU DARL1N VAR 8196 V T-A Cult PI RON'S NEW ORLEANS ORCHESTRA Black & blue/St- James inf. De 3844 G T-A Cult West indies blues Vl 19255 N TRA Thom The blues/Can't we talk it Var 8216 G T-A Cult BEN pollack Junk man Br 7652 E AUC BAKE Snake charmer De 1488 E TRA umph TENNESSEE TEN He's the last word (edge ch) Vi 20425 F AUC Eagl Gulf coast blues/downhearted Vl 19094 V TRA Thom Louise/wait till you see Vl 21941 V T-A Cult Gulf coast blues/oownhearted Vl 19094 E T-A KEND harry RADERMAN'S jazz ORCHESTRA the travellers (dorseys) Tin roof blues/wol ver i ne OK 4685 V AUC Cox 8EGGIN' FOR LOVE Me 12227 V T-A RlDL MA RAINEY FRANK IE TRUMBAUER • COUNTIN' THE BLUES/JELLY B. JHCA 83-64 N T-A Sher Clarinet marmalade/Si ngi OK 40772 E SAL 1 .00 WOLF Jealous hearteo blues IHCA 85-86 N T-A Sher I'M COMING VIRGINIA /S 1 NG 1 N Br 7703 N SAL 1 .CO WOLF RED & MIFF'S STOMPERS The love nest PaE 2645 V AUC Cult N 1 ' 40822 SL 1 PP AROUND Vl 21397 V TRA umph Riverboat shuffle/Ostrich wa OK V AUC Cult Slippin' around Vl 21397 G AUC Eoel Crying all day/Japanese sand PaE 2176 E AUC Cult RED & HIS BIG TEN Trumbology/For no reason all OK 40871 V T-A Cult THAT*S WHERE THE SOUTH(i" CH ) VI 23026 N AUC 2.75 Smit JOE VENHTI THE RED HEADS Stop look f* listenAankee Co 3104 N TRA Thom HANGOVER/TAI N'T COLO pe 14600 E AUC Patt Wild dog/TJinah OK 41025 V AUC Cult DON REDMAN Send me/Vibrophonu De 669 V AUC Cult Bugle call rag/too bad OK 3354 N TRA Thom MELLOW AS CELLO/MOTH 1 NG BUT De 624 V AUC Cult UNDERNEATH HARLEM MOON Br 6401 G T-A Eoel Doing uptown lowoownAou're me 12816 G AUC Cult - HOW'M 1 DOIN/TRY SLEEP BR 6273 G T-A dorf Now 1 need youAhe RE's no co 2535 ( AUC Cult SOPHISTI CATED LAOY BR 6560 G T-A OORF Goin places/Doin things OK 40825 G T-A Cult RED ONION JASS BABIES VEMUT l-LANG N CAKE WALK 1 ' BAB 1 ES GE 5627 V AUC ROBS Farewell bl/Someday sweeth. ME 12277 G AUC Cult JOSEPH ROBECMAUX the v irg in I ans RIFF/SHAKE IT Vo 2592 G T-A Dorf Memphis blues/lonesome mama Vl 18895 V AUC Cox GIL ROD 1 SIPPIE WALLACE RIGHT ABOUT FACE/LOVE SERE. Me 13376 V AUC Cult Every dog has his day/morning ADRIAN ROLL INI dove blues ( l b.oig) OK 8205 G TRA Thom TRUE CONFESSION De 1654 G SAL .60 MalO fats waller 1 RAISED MY HAT/SlTTIN' ON PE 15855 V AUC Bake Blue eyes BB 10943 G AUC Cox RHYTHKAKERS Pan-pan BB 1 1383 G AUC Cox YES SUhAelLOW DOG BLUES Me 12481 G AUC Cult waitin' at the end/S.Sue BB 10264 N TRA Thom ARTIE SHAW Star oust/keeping out of BB 1 1262 N TRA Thom Smoke gets in your eyes VI 27335 G AUC Cox Us on a bus/Christopher Vl 25295 G TRA Thom Stardust Vl 27230 E AUC COX armful 0' SWEETNESS BB 10149 E T-A KEND COMIN* ON BB 7772 G AUC Cox Birmingham blues (piano) OK 4757 N T-A KENW One NIGHT STAND BB 10202 G AUC Cox Buck jump in/bells of ban BB 1 1324 E AUC PATT LEE SIMS Sweet thinq/indepen Vl 25196 G AUC CHES Tenderly Br 3202 E TRA Umph WARING'S PENNSYLVANIAN5 ZUTTIE SINGLETON STACK 0' LEE BLUES Vl 19189 Q AUC Patt King porter/Shimme sha wab. De 18093 N AUC Eagl ETHEL WATERS SIOUX CITY SIX 1 JUST COULDN'T TAKE IT BABY CO 2853 V SAL 1.50 Call Flock o' blues GE 5569 V TRA hurn My handy man Who's in( Johnson)CO 14353 V SAL 1.60 MALO noble sissle-eubie blake CHICK WEBB Sweet henry/Old fashioned Vl 19253 E AUC Patt Stomping at the savoV Co 2926 V SAL 1.00 Call SIX BROWN BROTHERS MacPherson is rehears 1 DE 2080 G T-A Cult Me and my gal/Fox trot girl Vl 18310 V AUC Cox TED WEEMS BESSIE SKITH Gamblers blues De 3687 V AUC Cox I'M WILO ABOUT THAT THING CO 14427 E SAL 5.00 CALL GEORGE WETTLING Downhearted blues/gulf c.b. CO 3844 F SAL .75 WOLF 1 FOUND A NE* 8A8Y De 18045 a AUC cox jai l house blues Co 14001 G T-A Sher 8UGLE CALL RAG De 18044 s AUC Cox HAUNTED HOUSE BLUES Co 14010 G T-A Sher Oarktown strutters/i 've foun ) OE 16045 N AUC EAGL Standing in the rain co 14338 N TRA Grov Sister kate/Bugle call rag De 18044 N AUC Eagl Empty bed CO 14312 G TRA GROV PAUL WHITEMAN Baby doll JHCA 5-6 N TRA GROV Parade of soloiersAr. Gall Vl 19007 V AUC Cox CLARA SMITH nothin' but Vl 19073 V AUC Cox IF YOU ONLY KNOWEO Co 14058 E AUC Patt MAKE BELIEVe/Ol' MAN RIVER VI 25249 E AUC Eagl STUFF SMITH Back in your own back yard Vl 21240 G AUC Eagl You'se a viper/After you've vo 3201 N T-A SHER ( PAUL WH1TEMAN CONTINUED NEXT PAGE) 18 ) 1 A SAM MELTZER FOR DISPOSITION 737 Fox Street, Bronx (55), New York FOR TRADE OR AUCTION ( paul whiteman, continued 2S238 lionel hampton Oardanella 1 1 14 rock hill spec i /-l VI 26 V a lane in spain Q Eagl stompology VI 25601 E you 2170 S AUC Eagl i like to do things for CO shoe shiners drag VI 2601 I E a bench i n the park co 2164 G AUC Eagl muskat ramble VI 26017 E 1 VI 2075 G AUC Eagl i 'm comin vi rgima Stomp VI 25535 E my pet/l 'm afraid of you Vi 21389 G AUC Eagl Dl NAH Vl 26557 E sice by side/pretty lips Vl 20627 G AUC Eagl VI 25586 E 2" china stomp 1 G my melancholy baby ( ) ( ch AUC Eagl My buddy VI 26608 V SAtl/POOR BUTTERFLY Vl 24078 E AUC Cult Hot MALLETS VI 26371 E LONELY MELODY Vl 21214 V T-A Cult 12th street rag Vl 26362 N WHOOPEE MAKERS On THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET VI 25592 N I2TH STREET RAG/lT'S SO GOOD PE 5217 V AUC BIG WIG IN THE WIGWAM VI 26296 V CLARENCE WILLIAMS EARL HINES Manoy/i 'm a little blackbird OK 40260 G tra THOM ROSETTA Everybody loves my baby/All OK 8181 G T— Cult SPIKE HUGHES JOHN WILLIAMS' MEMPH IS STOMPERS SOMEONE STOLD GABRIEL'S HORN DeE 3563 N slow andlow/sax appeal VO 1453 E T-A DONEGAL CRADLE SONG/F I REB I RD DeE 3717 N mary lou willi ams SWEET SUE JUST YOU DEE 3972 N Night life/drag 'em uhca 38 N AUC PETE JOHNSON edith wilson a jazz hounds CHERRY RED VO 4997 E DOUBLE CROSS 1 N PAPA Co 14054 V AUC Patt JAMES P. JOHNSON RULES AND REGULATIONS co 3653 G AUC Patt Bleeding hearted blues Vl 19123 V Wickeo blues/Birmingham Co 3558 P AUC Patt LANG I, JOHNSON TEDDY WILSON TWO TONE STOMP Parl I 195 N My last affair/You showed Br 7840 N TRA THOM EOD I E LANG April in my heart BR 8265 E TRA UMPH WHAT KIND 0' MAN IS YOU PARL 840 N Hallelujah/Some other spring CO 35298 N TRA Pens MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS 71/COCOANUT GROVE CO 35737 N TRA Pens TALK TO ME Vl 2J640 V Just a mood/Parts 1 & 2 Br 7973 V AUC Cult RED NORVO HONEYSUCKLE ROSE/AIN'T MIS. Br 7964 V AUC Bake BLUES IN E FLAT BR 8208 N Don't be that way/all my life Br 81 16 F AUC - Bake JIMMY BERTRAND Lazy river/right or wrong Br 7797 E T-A DORF i'm going hunting (dubbing) VO 1099 N J IHMY YANCEY red nichols State st.special/yancey sp. VI 26589 N TRA THOM c0rr1ne corrina (dubbing) BR 6058 N Five o'clock blues/tell em Vl 26590 N TRA THOM benny goodman wolverines Georgia jubilee (dubbing) CO 2907 N Big boy/Jazz me BrE 2203 N TRA Sugar foot stomp Vl 25678 V Life goes to a party Vl 25726 E Star dust VI 25320 V Bugle call rag VI 25467 V BEALE E. RIDDLE BUNNY BERIGAN Davenport blue** 26121 2132 Mt. Royal Terrace, Baltimore, Maryland VI E kansas c ity six FOR TRADE Countless blues CMS 509 E ELLIMGTON DUKE BARNEY BIGARD RED HOT BAND VO I 1 53 N "C BLUES BB I 1581 N ELMER SCHOEBEL FRIARS BLYTHE'S SINFUL FIVE COPENHAGEN BR 4652 N Pump tillie Para 12346 V MEZZ MEZZROW GARNET CLARK HOT FOUR D | SSONNANCE BR 7551 N Stardust HMV 4593 N RED NICHOLS CARTER (Willie Lewis) MEANEST KIND 0 BLUES 8R 6834 N Just a mood CoE 5019 N BLIND WILLIE DUPN BENI'Y CARTER N CHURCH STREET SOBB I ' BLUES OK 8633 N You understand/if only I VOE 27 N MILLS HOTSY TOTSY GANG Nein swing street/I'll never(Ramblers) VOE SSI N DIGA OIGA 000 8R 4014 E-t Skip it VOE SI26 N SPIKE HUGHES Night fall/swinging at VOE 4 N FAN FARE DeF F3639 N CONNIE'S inn ORCHESTRA (Henderson) RED NORVO Sugar foot stomp (melotone) BrE 1212 N In a mist BR 6906 N GEORGE CH ISHOLH TOMBOY CO 2977 N No smoking/penalty 54= DEE 6939 N EDDIE SOUTH DUKE ELLIMGTON R05 I TA VI 21 151 N Serenade to Sweden Co 35214 V+ my ohio home VI 21 155 N Saturday night function Vl 24674 G jabbo smith rhythm aces shout 'em aunt tillie Vl 23041 G Band box stomp BR 7111 M Sophisticated laoy Co 35556 N WILL EZELL I've got the world on a shoestring COE 625 N crawlin' spider blues Para 12729 N JOHNNY HODGES johnny dodds THE JEEP IS JUMPIN' VO 4386 V bucktown stomp V I 38004 N chu berry winners will be notified and records sent sittin' in CMS 516 N c.o.d., unless otherwise stated. kansas city frank Jelly roll stomp BR 7062 N my wants consist of new orleans, king levee sereiiaders oliver, dodos, louie, louie accompaniments, Mr. Jelly Lord Jelly—roll Morton, j.pertrand. Punch Miller, etc. VO I 154 G . A THE RECORD URIUE PROJECT In connection with the survey of hot AJAX (CO.) GREY GULL (PE.) (VI.) record values being undertaken by George 17014 3074 1710 15799 25192 Hoefer, William C. Love, William Russell 17058 3131 HARMONY 15937 25808 and the Record Changer, all collectors ARTCO 3961 159 60802 38026 are urged to send us a list of the hot 9068 • 14161 231 QRS 38027 records they have which are not listed BL.SWAH 14181 335 7064 38041 in Hot Discoiraphy 2003 14189 501 RECAL 38054 2019 14191 600 9134 38063 The information we require on such 14127 14200 MASTER ROMEO 38099 records is! BLUEBIRD 14227 125 1877 38122 LABEL AND SERIAL NUMBER 6043 14243 MELOTONE ROYALE 38514 RECORDING GROUP 6130 14256 12069 1 754 38529 NAMES OF TUNES 6144 14259 12099 SW 1 NG 38546 MASTER NUMBERS 6174 14281 12780 41 38557 Send this information to the Record 6192 14314 61 165 VARIETY 38570 8680 70204 553 |4323 VOCAL 1 ON Changer . We will pass it on to Mssrs. Russell, Love and Hoefer. In subsequent BRUNSWICK 14335 351007 669 1274 issues of the Record Changer, we will 2463 14341 OKEH VAII DYKE 1438 list, and request information on the 3664 14348 4194 7801 1621 records with which they are not familiar. 3829 14353 4228 VELVETONE 1630 4184 14355 4253 2456 1697 In the column at the right are shown 4321 14365 4205 7073 1702 the serial numbers of the records which 6314 14367 4296 V ICTOR 1730 have already been brought to our atten- 6520 14415 4416 20179 2539 tion . 7419 14419 4445 20180 2541 CAMEO 14422 4631 20497 2563 Information is requested on the 9004 14433 4752 20593 2584 following records from that group: CHALLENGE 14447 8009 20771 2676 J.O'Byrne (Submitted by De Witt): 919 14488 8129 20775 2927 BOKUM TRIO (Direction of Alex Hill) CHAMPION 14618 8365 20857 2937 I'm havin' my fun (150379! Ve 7073 1 5067 14629 8367 2 1 1 19 2944 He wouldn't stop (159381) 40001 DECCA 8427 21 149 2957 MEMPHIS JAZZERS 40034 507 8456 21212 3 190 blues Van Close fit (3394) Dyke 7301 401 14 521 8462 21269 3307 FRANK IE FRANKO & LOUISIANIANS 40095 671 8465 21326 3390 Somebody stole my gal (5179) Mp 19mq CLAXTOIIOLA 734 8537 21539 5281 Golden lily blues (6180) 40387 1539 8572 21559 7431 (Submitted by Frank Gillls & John Mack): C0LUM8 1 7002 8635 21651 14860 RHYTHM WRECKERS 99 71.82 40021 21692 15245 Alice blue gown (19919) 679 7312 40172 21708 15705 Vo 3390 Wabash blues (19918) 1045 EDISON 40308 21793 JOE HAYMES ORCHESTRA 1 103 9077 ORIOLE 21809 Hana Me 351007 1 158 9078 828 22662 Sister Kate 1261 9173 2130 22704 (19620) Vo 3307 That's a plenty (19621) 1547 9174 2592 22717 1735 EV 'BODIES PERFECT 22719 (Submitted by Kay Buckmaster) 1981 IC63 14253 22720 LITTLE RAMBLERS 2243 GEtiNETT 14350 22814 Streamlined Greta Green BB 6043 2277 50 16 14506 23038 Loveless Love 2491 20021 14609 23264 2806 15736' 23292 If you happen to have any of the Records which look hot on the label, but above seven records send us a complete *hich turn out to be of little va lue description of it, --type of recording (such as many of the 'Whoopee Makers" group, instrumental combination, etc., records) should be listed in this record and your opinions as to the personnel value book and priced accordingly. and merit of the recording. So let's have those lists. Check There are thousands of records rang- against the tabulation of serial numbers ing from tepid to red hot which we would above to avoid mentioning records like to include in our compilation. already brought to out attention. . . LEMME take this chorus This month's cover is a Bill Love wishes to thank Lt . James photograph of Huddie (Lead- Causey, Barry Kenwood, John Ludas , Ray belly) Ledbetter taken by Murphy, Bernard Doane, Thurman & Mary Bill Gottlieb at one of the Grove, and Woodie Wood, for the infor- Washington Bookshop's annual mation which they volunteered on the jazz concerts, promoted by list of obscure records appearing in Nesuhi Ertegun, Tom Willis- the August Record Changer. * ton and others. Bill Gott- lieb, "Swing Sessions" col- umnist (Washington Post) for the past five years, pro- fessor of Economics at American Univer- sity, and pool hall shark, is now a yardbird at Gulfport, Mississippi. It is hoped that we can reproduce more of The deadline for advertising material Bill's fine photographs. is the, 15th of every month. On Septem- from or In this month's issue the complete ber 16, we received a dozen so edition of Scott Joplin's ragtime piano collectors five and three quarters pages of ads. It was impossible to in- arrangement of Weeping V il lob) is re- printed. The composer of Maple leaf clude this material in this month's It's to your and many other fine rags, Scott Joplin issue. a good idea have was one of the best and most prolific lists in the mail by the 10th of the ragtime writers of that time. If you month if they are to reach us before don't play the piano yourself, take the 15 th. this music to someone who can and have When your copy of the Record Changer him stomp it off for you with a nice reaches you around the 15th of the one-two beat. In case you'd like to month, remember that third class mail have us reprint, from time to time, a is very slow these days. Also we give few of the better rags that were popu- no collector preferential service such lar from 1900 to 1910, drop us a line as first class or air mail delivery of and tell us so. his copy. No more subscriptions are available Advertising rates for records listed to the Bulletin of the Jazz Music for disposition are Sociological Society. To those who 1 . Wt each (or 25 for $2) for rec- didn't get one of the first twenty five ords for sale, trade, or auction; subscriptions, we suggest that you 2. 5^ each for records for sale or write us for reservations in the event trade, valued at $1.00 or less. we can obtain more copies. The latter rate applies only to Albert McCarthy, the editor of the records for sale or trade, on which the Bulletin writes: "We complete a sec- advertiser specifies a value of $1.00 tion of "Hot Discography" each issue or less. It does not apply to records and a number of readers want Lunceford listed at auction. . brought up to date. I want the matrix Notify us whenever your address is numbers on the following sides: changed; the Record Changer is sent by I want the waiter Vo 5033 third class mail which is not forward- You let me down ed. White heat Vo 5156 No back issues of the Record Changer You can fool some are available. Well, all right then Vo 4887 Pretty eyes Vo 5430 The cost of display, or special, ads It's time to jump less than one half page is \0i per to I got it Co 35510 line. This amount about $1.10 per What's your story column inch. Red wagon Co 35782 Wanted: Name and address of collect- You ain't nowhere or who did not include this information Sonata pathetique Co 35453 on his trade-auction list which was I wanna hear swing songs written in green ink on typewriter Whatcha know Joe? Co 35625 tissue paper, and which was accompanied Please say the word by two dollars. I used to love you Co 35276 Send special delivery letters or ex- Monotony in four flats Co 35567 press shipments to the Record Changer It looks like Eugene Williams' col- at 1220 North Capitol Street, Washing- umn "J.I. in Exile" will no longer ton, D C., rather than to Fairfax, appear in the Record Changer. Seems we Virginia disagree as to how much attention should be given to extra-jazz person- Do not send stamps for mailing your alities. I regard this as a great copy of the Record Changer first class loss, and I thank Gene for the seven or by air. fine articles which he gave us. 21 ) N. AUCTION These records are unusual AUCTION BOTH S IDfeS HAVE THE SAME SELECTION All are in very good condition LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT 5 Savoy blues OK 8535 LOUIS ARMSTRONG & SAVOY 5 Mahogany hall stomp OK 8680 LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCH. you cam depend on me OK 41538 LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCH SH I NE OK 41486 LOUIS ARMSTRONG 4 HIS ORCH. Exactly like you OK 41423 LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCH St. Louis blues OK 41350 DUKE ELLINGTON i 'm satisfied BR 6638 DUKE ELLINGTON Drop me off at Harlem BR 6527 DUKE ELLINGTON Shade of the old apple BR 6646 DUKE ELLINGTON Bundle of blues Br 6607 JUNGLE BAND Rock in' in rhythm Br 6038 ANDY KIRK Blue clarinet stomp Br 4694 EARL HINES ROSETTA BR 6541 CLAUDE HOPKINS ANYTHING FOR YOU Co 2665 Auction closes October 30, 1943 J. 0' BYRNE DE WITT 51 Warren Street, Roxbury (19), Mass. AUCTION Tom McBride AUCTION 365 28th Street, San Francisco, California Auction closes 30th of October BING CROSBY (Sam Lanin ORCH. Susianna/|'m crazy over you OK 41228 N BENNY GOODMAN Shirt-tail stomp/blue Br 3975 E BENNY GOODMAN NOT THAT 1 CARE/HELP YOURSELF TO HAPPINESS Co 2542 N KING OLIVER Snake rag Ge 5184 E KING OLIVER CHATTANOOGA STCMp/NEW ORLEANS STOMP Co 13003 V KING OLIVER St. James I nfi rmary/When you're smiling VI 22298 V/F FLETCHER HENDERSON Hay FOOT straw foot/peaceful valley VO 15174 E HOTSY TOTSY GANG Futuristic rhythm/Out where the blue begins Br 4200 E HOTSY TOTSY GANG Stardust Br 4567 G ORIGINAL 0 1 X 1 ELAND JAZZ BAND Blueing the blues/Skeleton jangle VI 18483 V ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND Jazz me blues/st. louis blues Vl 18772 E CHARLESTON CHASERS Sing you sinners/Cinderella brown CO 2133 N PAUL WH 1 TEMAN Lonely melody Vl 21214 E PAUL 1 WH TEMAN Making whoopee CO 1683 G DUKE ELLINGTON Nine little miles from ten ten Tennessee "1 22586 E JEAN GOLDKETTE 1 00L 1 Z 1 Vl 20270 N JOE VENUTI Fiddlesticks/goblin market OK 41586 E MARY LOU WILLIAMS Corny rhythm/Isabelle DE 1021 N TINY PARHAM Skag-a-lac/voodoo VI 38054 E , . 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(Write for my Brooklyn (21) , New York. wants or see earlier issues.) JAC0: Nathan M. Jacobs 165-01 90th Ave., Apt. 4/S, WHIT: Jerry White, I3»2 Eastview Avenue, Columbus, Ohio. Jamaica (2), New York. KAPL: Martin Kaplan, 1053 2nd Avenue, YOUN: Phil Young, Jr., I Cabot Street, Massachusetts. New York (22), New York. Milton, s . , New Orleans Recollections From 1908 to 1912 I was cashier at the New Orleans branch of the Remington Typewriter Company. In September 1912 I went on the road for the company, trav- eling in Mississippi and Louisiana. During the first year or two as cashier, one of the star city salesmen was Ashton Carroll, who made such a fine sales record that the company promoted him to be manager of the Cincinnati branch. Carroll did well in Cincinnati, but the saying is, that after a person has im- bibed the Mississippi River water at New Orleans, the Crescent City germ gets into the system, and after that one is never content to stay away from town. Be that as it may, Mr. Carroll returned to New Orleans about 1911, after a year or so in Cincinnati. One Saturday afternoon I was working in the office, and Carroll and a friend from Cincinnati were there also. Suddenty from the street came the sound of a New Orleans band; a typical parade was marching up Baronne Street. When Carroll heard the music, he immediately hurried to the front door, listened a moment, and then called to his friend from Cincinnati, 'Come here and listen. You won't hear Ernest Boehringer, who at the time was manager of the music like that anywhere else in the United States.' Triangle Theatre. Another of Leclerc's compositions, He might have just said 'anywhere else', but the o r which there were several, was Sweet Cookie, a song incident serves to show that the distinctiveness of which was recorded by Marion Harris on Columbia A3457 New Orleans music was recognized in 1911 and earlier. (79961). (Not recorded in very hot style, by the way) Another couple of entertainers were the Kingstons.Mrs. In 1912 I went on the road for the Remington Com- Kingston playing high class piano for her husband to to; later they were joined their daughter, pany, starting out in Mississippi , with mv headquarters sing by at Hattiesburg, where my hotel, the Hotel Hattiesburg, Margaret, a very pleasant girl with teeth and smile was located a block or two from the principal business such as are often seen in dentifrice advertisements. The first time I ever heard Trail the Lonesome Pine s t reet . About half way to the center of t own wa s a of penny arcade, just about like most penny arcades, with was one evening when a singer brought the number to a shooting gallery, coin-operated cylinder phonographs, Mrs. Kingston to try over. It was brand new, and the and other catchpenny devices. Just inside the wide first time Mrs. Kingston had seen it. She started to it as written, but it was not in the singer's key, entrance s tood an automat ic rol 1 pi ano, such as I des- play cribed in last month's Record Changer. It played the so Mrs. Kingston transposed it and played it without a regular program of selections at a lively tempo, which flaw the first time over. in those days included instrumental rags interspersed § § § with popular song melodies. As I went back and forth, Although New Orleans was the fountain head of hot working the town and calling on the trade, I passed rag and jazz piano playing, the common folks there and repassed the arcade, and got the full benefit of were just as susceptible to musical hokum as they were the automatic piano, which was going steadily from the elsewhere in the country. Merit always has a hard time the place opened, and I thus became familiar with time to win out over sentimental i"sm , affected or the numbers on the roll. One afternoon, after having genuine. I remember a ragtime playing contest that I gone back and forth several times, I was making another was held in the Dauphine Theatre, believe about trip toward the main street and could hear the piano 1916. It was between white piano players, among whom were Irwin Leclerc, mentioned above, and Kid Ross, an- going at the usual tempo and force, but I noticed, with other well known New Orleans player. There were other a certain amount of interest, that the number then be- good players, and a considerable amount of good rag- ing played was a ragtime composition that I had not time and jazz was dashed off the piano, --Kid Ross gave heard before. As I neared the entrance I noticed a out with' some very characteristic Basin Street little group of people standing on the sidewalk, lis- genuine honky tonk music, and Leclerc slapped off some of his tening, and concluded that a new roll had just been stuff that would compare favorably with the best of put on the machine. Imagine my surprise when I joined today ' s ou tput . But nei t her one was the winner , the the crowd to find that the piano was beingplayed by a award going by audience acclaim a mediocre player negro boy about fourteen or fifteen years old. The to who pounded out Yankee Doodle with one hand while playing was almost an exact reproduction of that thumping out Dixie with the other. played automatically hy the p'iano, the boy duplicating all the fancy interpolations and figures that came § § § Jelly Roll Morton could mention having taken part with the mechanical presentations. I asked a by- in many piano playing contests, generally admitting(?) stander who the young negro was, and was told that he with his usual modesty that he came out winner. His lived a little way out of town, and that he had been admiration for Tony Jackson was unbounded, but he told able to play that way since he was about ten years me with considerable pride that he had beaten Tony old. I never heard him play .again, and have sometimes once in a contest. Jelly Roll said that, as the other wondered what became of him. contestants were seated on the stage while Tony was § § § playing, he (Jelly) was seated near enough to the The white cabarets in New Orleans that I recall, piano to keep telling Tony, sotto voce , 'You can't which were not located in Storyville, and which sing now. .. You can't sing now.' I don't know if that flourished between 1911 and 1919, were nearly all con- affected Tony'y playing any, but Jelly Roll won the tained in the smalt area bounded by Canal, Rampart, conte s t St. Louis and Dauphine Streets. The names do not come §• § § to mind readily, but among many others there were my It would have been strange if Tony Jackson could Anderson's, The Haymarket.The Orchard and the Cadillac. have been bothered by Jelly Roll's reverse coaching I believe that The Haymarket was the oldest, a? it while he was the piano. I remember that seems to have been operating on Customhouse Street playing at near Dauphine Street for many years. Some accounts the last place I heard him in New Orleans, Frank have it that the word jazz originated in the billing Early's cafe, I believe, the piano was in poor repair; at The Haymarket of a musical outfit that imitated among other defects, there was a key in the bass that Stalebread Charley's Spasm Band. When their popular- would stay down every time it was hit, but that never ity was at its height, cabarets seemed to spring up at seemed to bother Tony. He would keep going just as a moment's notice. All a small barroom had to do was smoothly as a well oiled machine, and when the key to clear out the back room, decorate it, put in a few would go down, Tony would pull it up without the more lights, some new tables and chairs, put a piano slightest interruption. to his playing and singing. To in one corner, and hang out a sign. They were right me he was always remarkable. One night I sat there good entertainment at times, and most of them were listening to the man who 'knew a thousand songs' put- very reasonable. I wish I could give a list of all ting out his usual high class presentation of good the performers that drifted into that little world, rags' and late songs, when a stranger stepped over to played and sang their parts, and then drifted on. But the piano and requested Tony to sing Everybody's Doin' it is with them as it is with many other things in my It, which in my estimation is about the poorest effort memory, --certain things stand out, but many other Berlin ever put forth, even if it did get very popular. ' 1 I ' items I never burdened my mind with. One of the best don t know that one repl i ed- Tony , and the st rang- pairs of entertainers, and probably the best known, er walked away and out of the cafe. I looked at Tony were a couple of local boys, Leclerc and McCormack. in surprise, and said 'You certainly ought to know Leclerc played fine New Orleans piano to McCormack' that song, popular as it is.' Tony grinned at me and singing. Leclerc composed a good jazz piano number, replied "Oh I know it all right, --but I hate the damn ' which was published, Triangle Jazz Blues, dedicated to thing! 3 n D t 1 W ANTE BARNEY BIGARD 1 2 3 4 A\ [fTrst four letters of collector's name. Ml NUET IN BLUES OK 5378 .75 Suit ^ Mfor address, see page 2 1 Caravan Burl 3\lpr|ce offered for recoro Barney coin' east Ok OR Vo 5378 roth Stompy JONES OK 3809 HERR 2 \|Catalog number of reco"rd" JIMMY BLYTHE ABEL OF RECORO (Any 9ano group on Vo, Para. etc. ) Kapl (ANY) Para Horn (Any piano solos) Para HORN 1 o SHARKEY BONANQ 1 L 1 A High society Co 35678 3.00 KRON ALL STAR BAND bea booze Blue lou/the blues VI 26144 HENR See see rioer blues DE 8633 .35 Shin LIL ARMSTRONG connie boswell Or leave me alone/brown gal DE 1092 HERR i'll never say "never again" BB SlUE LOU IS ARMSTRONG BOSWELL SISTERS ARMSTRONG HITS (33 R.P.M.) VI L--36000 SIME Lullaby of broaoway Si me ORY'S CREOLE TROMBONE CO 35H38 MILL VI BRADLEY & RHYTHMETTES 1 SURRENDER DEAR OK 41497 Mill Star oust SlUE 1 COVER THE WATERFRONT DE SCHU WILL BRADLEY Irish black bottom 5.00 M 1 TC DOWN THE roao apiece CO 35707 • SCHE As LONG A6 YOU LIVE DE 2230 5.00 KRON beat me DADOY Co 35530 • Band Skip the gutter/knee drops OK 8631 Henr rhum boogie BAND • Fl REWORKS/SuGARFOOT STRUT VO 5.00 VANB i boogied when i shoulda woogied Co - Band Irish slack bottom OK 8447 — KAPL down the roao apiece Co 35707 • Henr STRUTTING WITH SOME BARBECUE OK 8566 KAPL basin street boogie Co 36340 • Maur (MANY ACCOMPANIMENTS; SEND L STS) — KAPL johnson rag CO 35333 • • MA'JR Dallas blues VO 3025 Burl stardust Co 35939 • Maur Qully LOW Vo 3193 B'iRL broadway bell hops Peanut vendor OK 41478 Qrov Cradle in Caroline SLEEPYT 1 ME DOWN SOUTH DE 2.75 Youn cleo brown • Blue a;ain OK Gri t boogie woogie OE 477 ' SCHE • 1 'M A DING DONG DADDY OK GRIT boogie woogie DE 477 Call STRUTTIN' with SOME BARBECUE OK Gri t henry 8r0wn 1 GOTTA RIGHT TO SING BLUES BB OR VI Umph deep morgan blues Henr SlTTIN IN THE DARK BB OR VI —— Umph (Any with Ike Roogers) Kapl Basin STREET BLUES B8 OR V I Umph [Any piano solos) Horn HONEY 00 BB OR VI Umph les brown (MANY ON OK) OK }2-5 Umph Evening star (new) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS WASHBOARD BEATERS teddy bunn Black and tan fantasy blues without words GUS ARNHEIM butterbeans a. susie Suzanne 24235 • Si ME HE LIKES I T SLOW LOVIE AUSTIN JOHN CALI DUO (Any with dodos) — KAPL STUDY IN BROWN Gali on stomp Para 12380 5.00 Horn In the alley blues Para 12391 5.00 Horn CAB CALLOWAY Para 12381 5.00 Horn Ogeechee river mildred ba i ley FRANK IE CARLE BEGIN THE BEUUIN 4619 2.00 KRON after you 've gone I .00 Call I CAN'T FACE THE MUSI C 4016 Burl (boogie woogie piano records) CALL CHARLIE BARNET HOAGY CARMI CHAEL Rem i i sci nq Star dust Ge 6311 SlME Lament for may 10743 BURL Star dust (new only) VI 24484 SlUE • COUNT BASIE Star dust ge 63 1 OR VI 24484 SCHE sonq of the islands 5169 1.00 Suit LEROY CARR One o'clock jump 6634 SCHE VICKSBURG BLUES/klQ 4 BLUES wiggle woogie 6)57 DlOR BENNY CARTER One o'clock J'jmp/swingin at daisy 3708 .90 8UCH Among uy souvenirs SIONEY 8ECHET Devil's holiday SUMMERTIME BN 6 - • BUCH symphony in riffs - I *VE FOUND A NEW BABy/SHAO BB 10022 Dream lullaby BIX BEIOERBECKE Body ano soul BIG BOY ' HRS 24 - Mill Among uy souvenirs Jazz band ball Vo 3042 - Burl CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA Mississippi mud Vi 21214- Pens (Any melotones) bunny berigan black jazz Can't run away from love Vi 25552 I .00 Smit Sjgle call rag All goo's children Vi 25609 I .00 Smi Casa loua stoup Roses in December Vi 256 1 3 I .50 Suit No name jive miles apart Vi 25690 .75 Suit Temptation Father dear father Vi 26061 .75 Smit white jazz Rather leao a band Vo 3178 I .00 Smit CHARLESTON CHASERS SWING MR. CHARLIE VO 3179 I .00 Smit Basin street blues/Beale street MELODY FROM THE SKY VO 3224 I .00 Suit CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS BUT DEFINITELY VO 3253 I .00 Suj T (ANY EXCEPT OK 8533) IF I HAD MY WAY VO 3254 I .00 Suit CHICAGO HOT FIVE SERENADE TO THE STARS Vl 25682 I .50 Suit star oust (new only) CHICKEN AND BAFFLES VO 18117 - Burl chicago loopers JIMMY BERTRAND Three blind uice (new) I'M QOIN' HUNT | N Vo 1099 $5.+ HORN CH ICAOO RHYTHM KINGS ISABELLA VO 1280 3.00 HORN UAOAUE OYNAUI TE 4 N — ) WANTED CHOCOLATE DANDIES JOHNNY DOODS Star dust (new only) OK 8668 Si ME (Any paramount with dodds) — KAPL LILLIE DELK CHRISTIAN WEARY BLUEs/N.O. STOMP VO 15632 65.00 KAPL (Any »ith noone 4 St.cyr) OK Horn Jue turner blues Br 3997 Kapl garnet clark 4 hot four i9th blues Para 12843 East Stardust HMV X4593 Gayl (solo) Para 12494 HORN JUNIE C. COBB TOO TIGHT BB 10240 HERR SMOKESHOP DRAG Vo 1269 Qrov MY LITTLE ISABEL BB 10241 HERR SMOKESHOP DRAG Vo 1269 }5.+ Horn AL DONOHUE Endurance stomp Vo 1 5.00 Horn L0WD0WN RHYTHM IN A HIGH hat OK OR VO 5314 ROTH EAST COAST TROT PARA 12382 Horn DOROTHY DONIQAN KING COLE TRIO EVERY DAY BLUES BB 8979 HEDR HONEYSUCKLE ROSE De 8535 Heor DORSEY BROTHERS ORCHESTRA EDDIE CONDON SPELL OF THE BLUES OK 41 181 Si me 1 'M GONNA STOMP Mr. HENRY LEE BB 10163 Herr MY KINDA LOVE OK 41 183 SlME DOC COOK IF 1 HAD YOU (NEW ONLY OK 41 181 10.00 Glee (Any on gennett) GE 3.00 MlTC JIMMY DORSEY CHARLES CREATH praying the blues OK 41245 Mart King porter stomp OK 8210 Horn TOMMY DORSEY BING CROSBY IT'S RIGHT HERE FOR YOU OK 41 178 Mart BLUE OF THE NIQHT(nEW Only) Br 6226 si me Daddy change your mind OK 41422 Mart Shadows on the window ("a" master ) Br 6276 Si ME Everybody's going it VI 25821 2.00 kron Let's try again ("B" master) Br 6320 S 1 ME Lonesome road VI 26508 4.50 Kron Please (new only) BR 6394 SlME Losers weepers ' VI 26439 Dior Street of dreams (new only) BR 6464 Si me Lonesome road VI maur You're beautiful tonite(new only) BR 6477 Si me Qui et please BB 10810 Maur Temptation (new only) Br 6695 Si ME BLIND WILLIE OUNN S GIN BOTTLE FOUR St. LOUIS BLUES ("B" master) Br 20105 SlME Guitar blues/Blue guitar (new) OK 871 1 Gayl Gay love(harmony,velvetone, Clarion, etc) SlME BLIND WILLIE DUNN & LONNI : JOHNSON (any rare or unusual labels) SlME Have to change keys (n or ex) OK 8637 Gayl (Any 6000 6ERIES bruns; new condi T ION) SlME Deep minor stomp/hot fingers OK 8743 Gayl Sweet and lovely Br 6179 MELL Midnight call blues/Blue ROOM OK 8818 Gayl LOVE, YOU FUNNY THING BR 6268 MELL JOHNNY DUNN YOU'VE GOT ME CRYING AG 1 Br 6515 Mell Ham and eggs Co 14358 13.+ Horn Cabin in the pines Br 6610 MELL PIANO KIO EDWARDS Li ttle dutch mi ll Br 6794 MELL PIANO KIO SPECIAL Para 13081 Horn LOVE ME TONIGHT (NEW Only) Br 6351 5.00 Glee DUKE ELLINGTON Here lies love (new only) BR 6406 - 5.00 Glee East st.louis toodle-oo(33 RPM) VI L- 1 6007 SlME Street of dreams (new only) Br 6464 5.00 Glee Swampy river/Furious BR 6355 Mart Learn to croon (new only) BR 6594 5.00 Glee Stormy weather CO Schu Cabin in the pines (new only) BR 6610 5.00 Glee All too soon VI Schu Day you came along (new only) Br 6644 5.00 Glee Blue serge VI SCHU 1 SURRENDER DEAR De 2535 Heor Ko Ko Vl Schu BOB CROSBY crescendo in blue Co SCHU Savoy blues De 1094 Mcke Animal crackers GE 3342 6.50 Ml TC FIDQETY FEET De 1593 Mill Black & tan fantasy OK 8521 7.50 Ml TC WOLVERINE BLUES De 2032 Mill Chicago stomp down OK 8675 5.00 MlTC Pagan love song De Skin Old man blues OK 8869 3.50 MlTC Devil and the deep blue sea De Shin BLUE SERGE Vl 27356 HEDR SUGAR FOOT STRUT De 3337 .35 Shin Body and soul Vl 27406 HEDR JUST STROLLING De 1670 Herr Jump for joy VI 27517 Hedr Little rock getaway De 1552 Herr (any srunswicks) BR Tayl THE DUKE STEPS OUT ALEX COMBELLE VI 38092 S"AYL HARLEMAN 1 A SHI EK OF ARABY ROYAL 1807 Mart VI 38045 Tayl JUBILEE STOMP OK 41013 Tayl PUTNEY DANDRIDQE SATURDAY NIGHT FUNCTION Vl 38036 Tayl Bluebi ro/Heavenly thing VO 2935 — Bric The lindy hop Vl 23016 Tayl MOOD FOR LOVE/»HAT YOU VO 3007 Bri c DO IMG THE VOOM V00M Co 35208 Tayl Naqasaki/Shine VO 3024 Bric Oklahoma stomp Vo 1449 Tayl Ol' 1 MAN RIVER/WHY WAS BORN Vo 3269 Bric Jack the bear Vl 26536 burl Down south/Gypsy in me Vo 3315 Bric Clement i ne Vl 2 7 700 Burl BILL DAVIDSON'S CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS Caravan Co 36120 Burl Ebony rhapsody VI 24622 Burl 1 surrender dear C 1 102 2.00 Thom High life Vl 38036 Burl the DETRO iters Flami ng youth Vl 38035 Burl Star dust RO 816 SlME 8AN0ANNA BABIES Vl 38007 Burl Creole rhapsody. DIXIE JUG BLOWERS Parts 1 4 2 Br 6093 Thom (Any) KAPL Louisiana/Awful sad Br 41 10 THOM Louisiana/awful sad H0U8E RENT RAG VI 20420 Pens BR 6805 Thom RUNNIN' WILD Florida blues VI 20403 Pens BR 4952 Thom Home again bl/Wang wang blues Br 6003 Thom DIXIELAND THUMPERS Lazy rhapsody/Blue tune Br 6288 Thom (Any on paramount) Kapl Moon over dixie/Baby Br 6317 Thom Weary way blues PARA 12525 10.00 Horn Swampy river/Fast 4 furious Br 6355 Thom ORIENTAL MAN Para 12594 10.00 Horn l n i ghtni '/Jazz cocktail Br 6404 Thom DIXIE RHYTHM KINGS Ducky wucky /Swing low Br 6432 Thom St.louis blues/Creole love The chant/Conqo love song Br 71 15 Henr call Br 20105 Thom Easy rider/story book race BR 7127 henr Braggin' in brass Any Maur in a sentimental mood (Any Brunswick) Kapl CO 36172 Maur Stormy weather Co 35556 Maur DIXIE STOMPERS Slippery horn Br 6527 2.75 YOUN 1 'M FEELIN' devilish HA Mahe (Duke Ellington continued NEXT PAGE) 1 s T 1 1 WANTED (Duke Ellington, continued! (Lionel Hampton, continued! Crescendo in blue/diminuendo in bl Br B004 2.75 YOUN 1 SURRENDER DEAR V 25666 HEDR EERIE MOAN Br 6467 2.50 YoUN (any) Tayl BIRMINGHAM SREAKDOWN/EAST ST. LOUIS Vo 1064 5.+ YOUN Jack the bellboy Vl DIOR The creeper/immigration blues vo 1077 5.+ YOUN Mood for swing (1936) V 1 2601 Cox jazz lips/sloppy joe BB 6396 HERR HARLEM HOT SHOTS Jubilee stomp/got everything but B8 10244 HERR St. James infirmary h OF W 1046 1 .50 Thom Saratoga swing/it's glory BB 10245 HERR COLEMAN HAWK INS ZIGGY ELMAN WHEN DAY IS DONE BB Schu AND THE ANGELS S1N3 BB 10103 MAUR SHEI K OF ARABY BB Schu Sugar BB 10096 Maur BOOY AND SOUL BB 10523 HENR ToOTIN' MY BABY BACK HOM BB 10563 MAUR She's funny that way BB 10477 HENR ZAQGIN WITH 21 g BB 10316 Maur BODY AND SOUL TAYL • ILL EZELL STARDUST HMV B8420 OR HMV X4496 Gayl heifer oust Para 12753 HENR FLETCHER HENDERSON Heifer dust Para 12753 J5.+ HORN STAR DUST BROi OWAY 1441 SlME JUST CAN'T STAY HERE Para 12855 »5.+ HORN STAR DUST (NEW ONLY) Br 3093 SlME HOT SPOT STUFF Para 12914 }5.+ HORN Pixie from dixie Co Schu FRED FEI3EL MEL HENKE Star dust CO 364 Si ME MRS. ABERNATHY'S PIANO CI 103 2.00 Thom ELLA FITZGERALD J.C.HIGGENBOTHAM SHINE De 1062 Mill HlQGANBOTHAM BLUES OK Mahe Darktown strutters ball De 1061 2.00 KRON EARL HINES CHUCK FOSTER ( Any on QRS) QRS 5.00 Mitc Oh you beautiful doll OK Maur JOHNNY HODGES BUD FREEMAN SAILBOAT IN THE MOONLIGHT VA 586 1 .50 GfiOV (anything with bud freeman) An Tres Moon romance Vo 5940 HERR FRIARS INN ORCHESTRA BILLIE HOLIDAY (any) _ CALL BlLLIE'S BLUES OK 3288 1.00 SMIT JEAN GOLDKETTE NO REGRETS OK 3276 1.50 Smit Proud of a baby like you VI 20469 HOLL ONE NEVER KNOWS DOES ONE VO 3431 Mill Slov river VI 25354 HEDR SUMMERTIME OK Schu BENNY GOODMAN BlLLIE'S 6LUES VO 3288 3.00 KRON The glory of love VI 25316 Mill (Many on vocal ion; ex to new) Vo Edel Anything for you VI 25350 Mill JOE HORSE 4 HIS MILKMEN all my l i fe Vl 25324 Mill SHAKE IT AND BREAK IT VA 553 SlME Riffin' the scotch CO 2867 Mill INK SPOTS That's a plenty me 12073 Mill ALABAMA BARBECUE (new) de 1 154 Roth Room 141 BrF 500201 Sche IPANA TROUBADOURS Clarinet i ti Me 12073 SCHE Rose of manoalay Co 1694 Si me Basi n street slues Co 2914 Sche PRESTON JACKSON Kron Nobody's sweetheart(trio) VI 25345 3.00 Trombone man Para 1241 1 Kapl King porter stomp Vl 25090 4.00 Kron HARRY JAMES Sweet lorraine VI 25822 heor JEFFRIES BLUES Co 36190 DIOR SWINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES Vl 25355 Hedr Feet draggin' blues Co ? DiOr RIFFIN AT THE RITZ Vl 25455 HEDR 1 FOUND A NEW BABY BR 8406 Burl Dear old southland BB 10458 Heor Ll TTLE WHITE LIES Br 8178 Burl Japanese sandman FtPi 10459 HEDR Cross country jump Co 35531 Uaur Mad house BB 10461 Hedr My buddy Co 35242 Maur Blue skies BB 10680 Hedr Two o'clock jump Br 8337 Uaur And the angels 61 no — Tayl (Any of the four discs with herschel Evans )- Maur Sugar foot stomp Garr (Any with HERS.Evans)Br 8055,8039 8067 8 1 36 32 EA YOUN wrappin' 1 T UP Garr WHO TOLD YOU 1 CAREO Co 35261 COX Roll 'em Garr ELI-ELI Co 35979 Cox ZAQGIN' WITH ZIQ CO 35356 MAUR Braggin' Co 36081 Cox GOOOY 4 H IS QOODTIMERS Jeffries' blues Co 36190 Cox STAR DUST PE 15084 OR PAT 36903 SlME 1 remember you Co 36518 Cox COOT GRANT-KID WILSON Tuxedo junction VA 8194 Cox Find me at the greasy spoon Para 12337 10.00 Horn HOW HIGH THE MOON VA 8221 Cox GLEN GRAY Fools rush in VA 8264 Cox FOR YOU De 1412 1.50 Tayl Million dreams ago VA 8382 Cox Lucky me PaE 30412 Tayl CHARLIE JOHNSON Black jazz BR 6242 Tayl HOT BONES Vl 38059 Thom White jazz Tayl JAMES P. JOHNSON Lady from st.Paul Tayl RIFF6 OK 8770 HENR Spell bound Br 6910 Tayl Weeping blues Co 3950 HENR Chant of the jungle De 463 Tayl JAMES "STUMP" JOHNSON L 1 MEHOUSE BLUES BR Tayl BOUND TO BE A MONKEY QRS 7050 HENR Smoke rings De 1473 Tayl LONNIE JOHNSON 1 LOVE YOU TRULY Tayl GOT THE BLUES FOR WEST END De 7445 Gayl NO NAME JIVE DE 3B09 Tayl MARGARET JOHNSON TITO GUIZAR CHANGEABLE OADOY OK 8185 110+ HORN ClELO AZUL VI 83158 Roth PETE JOHNSON BOBBY HACKETT Cherry red vo or ok 4997 SCHE N Si NG 1 ' THE BLUES Vo Schu Death ray boogie De 3830 Band MAL HALLETT JOLLY JIVERS BOSTON TEA PARTY Roth Piano stomp vo 25105 HENR LIONEL HAMPTON Jooki T JOOKI vo 02532 HENR 0 1 NAH Vl Schu RICHARD M. JONES ONE SWEET LETTER Vl Schu IT'S A LOW DOWN THING Para 20929 HORN 1 SURRENDER DEAR Vl Schu STREETWALKERS' BLUES OK 8437 5.00 HORN (LIONEL HAMPTON CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN) Baby o' mine OK 8390 HORN 6 1 E S ' N ) 1 1 WANTED SAMMY KAYE IJF77 MFC 1 RCIiV Swing and sway (new) vo 3669 —s— ROTH C 'MON WITH THE COME ON BB ~~~ SCHU rMLUUIL tvLrrftKU Mutiny in the parlor B Umph r- 19^00 1^ nn iviMi t v" Stock yaro strut ARA l£j»y i^.uu i i l 1 25636 MPH STAN KENTON iIPTDftMnllirMt IKUNUML ALLA 1 1 alHKCTID Y King porter stomp ° inuu V 1 DDV 1 1 77 IP II 1 i r c L 1 LL 1 L M 1 Lto AYL 1 HATE A MAN V 3857 3.00 HORN C i c mm ii 1 1 i ro flNUY K 1 MK bLLNN M 1 LLLK Ghost or a chance E CHU Moonlight on the Ganges SCHE n° Floyd ' s gu i tar blues E SCHU HUMORESQUE vo or k 9 SCHE r>rur vo\ ida Sleepy time qal Vo or OK 1 SCHE Blues of I srael IOI J *i J|UU rvKUN Moonl i ght bay 1 9 SCHE BRUMBOOG 1 OK Stairway to the stars SCHE jj Tun i n up OK 7 DIOR My isle of golden dreams 0399 CHE ' 11 11 j; i Keep em fly ng OK OJUO MAUH Moonlight on the ganges Co ° ' DlOR 1 UNrJIT LHUn ILK Solo hop ° 1 Weary slues/Ja oa 00 So H E R R Sweet potato piper 10605 ' rnLU LHhUi AMfi Over the rainbow 10366 Guitar blues/Blue quitar(duet) 87i | , Mart Blueberry hill 10768 no hot .fingers/deep minor(duet) 8743 —— Mart Five o i.lock whistle moon M 1 DN QHT/BlU E ROOM (DUET) OK And the angels sing BB 1 1 R 1 ATlQIt, MbdT Meldoy man s/perfect My last gooobye B 1 9 DlOR Losing you/Mine all mine Stairway to the stars B iOr PRELUDe/A LtTTLE LOVE Moon love B Dior | Jeannine OF 41 | 34 y^pT" LE S N ° SPE'': " L 10388 s p AINB0W PAE R208 Mart 1 hH r* Jl BB 10317 no" 1 LL NEVER 8E THE SAME PAL RI778 Mart OH JOHNNY BB 10507 Oi Or N N P 1 CK 1 ' MY WAY/FEEL 1 Br 6254 Mart Make believe ballroom BB 10913 D i Or Y 1 SAM LAN N ORCH 0U STEPPED OUT OF A DREAM BB 1 1042 DiOr SUSIANNA OK 41228 SlME Take the "A" train BB 1 1 187 Dior my k i nda love (new only) OK 41 188 5.00 Glee Yesterthoughts BB 10893 DiOr LEAOBELLY (Any wanted to be disposed OF) Any D i Or BB 8570 Horn mills blue rhythm band P^Q^MEAT^PAPA ME OR Ro 60455 Horn BROKEN DREAMS OF YOU 1 Co 31 1 1 .50 Qrov CHESTER LE IGHTON BROWN SUGAR MINE Co 3044 1 .50 Grov Ha 1320 SlUE mills brothers UF&nr 1 1 iy i rw > ^ Sleepy head Br 6913 SlME Blues de lux/Deep fives SA 12003 Mart DEARLINQ NELLIE GREY ( ARMSTRONG De 1245 Mill Far ago blOes/Closin hour slues SA 12004 MART IRVING MILLS H0TSY TOTSY GANG HONKY TONK TRAIN SLUES PARA 1 — SCHE DEEP HARLEM/STRUT MISS LIZZIE Br 4983 S IME (Any records) Call Rai LROAO MAN Br 4838 S 1 ME Kapl TOTTS MONDELLO TED LEW 1 Sweet Lorraine Vars 81 10 Hedr Dallas slues CO 35684 4.00 Kron VAUQHAN MONROE Roth Sam you made the pants too LONG BB Maur LIL'S HOT SHOTS JELLY ROLL MORTON Georgia grind VO 1037 5.00 MITC (ANY 23000 Vl ctor) Kapl little brother (Any Paramount, Gennett solo) Kapl BB 6697 UMPH PONCHATRA 1 Vl 38125 Thom Ml SLED BLUES BB 7806 UMPH DEEP CREEK VI 38055 Thom CLARENCE LOFTON SMOKE' .OUSE VI 20296 East Strut that thing VO 02951 Horn Billy goat Vl 20772 East STREAML 1 NE TRA 1 N De 7171 UMPH Mint julip Vl 23334 East LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS LOAD OF COAL VI 23424 East Sweet sue Br Iceberg VI 38075 East Basin street blues Vo 15828 THOM TURTLE TWIST Vl 38108 East ABE LYMAN Mabel Vl 38125 East HORSE'N BOOGIE BB Band Dixie home Vl 38601 East Johnson special BB 1 1241 —- Band WOLVERINE BLUES AUTO 623 East WINQY MANNONE STEADY ROLL Para 20332 East Hesitation f. blues BB 6394 - M i ll PEP Any tAST sensat 1 ON De 464 Mill New Orleans joys QE 5486 East Blue lou BB SCHU Tom cat GE 5515 East BB 10401 3.00 Kron (Any on 23000 Victor) Vl horn downright disgusteo Vo 15728 — Kapl PONCHARTRAIN BLUES Vl 28125 3.00 Horn (Almost anything) Any Tres Little Lawrence Vl 38135 5.00 horn jazz me blues BB 7198 —— HERR London blues RlALTO 535 10.00 Horn PAUL MARES Red hop pepper/Deep creek bl BB 5333 HERR Maple leaf raq OK Blue blood blue6/mushmouth SHUFFLE BB 8201 Herr REV. MCGEE AND CONGREGATION ' PONCHARTRAIN BLUES VI 38125 2.50 Umph (Any) Vi OR BB Horn Billy goat stomp VI 20772 2.50 umph RED MCKENZIE BEALE STREET BLUES BB 10256 1.50 Umph 1 CAN'T GET STARTEO De 790 mill Someday sweetheart Vl 20405 2.50 Umph RAY MCKINLEY My LITTLE DIXIE HOME VI 38601 2.00 Umph F 1 NGERWAVE De t020 HENR BENNIE MO TEN MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS (ANY LABEL OR TITLE I NFW OF EX. \ Bric ROCKY ROAD VI MAHE MOUIID CITY BLUE BLOWERS JAY MCSHANN One hour/Hello lola BB 10037 3.00 Kron (ANY PIANO RECORDS) Call One hour/hello lola BB 10037 Henr MEMPHIS NIGHT HAWKS Georgia on my mind OK 41515 Umph (any) KAPL High society Ch 40103 Umph 7 n e — C WANTED RED NELSON MAUR ICE ROCCA ROCCA BLUES Sweetest thing born 7155 1 HENR DE 8504 Sche IKE RODGERS Detroit special 7 1 54 — HENR (ANY) KAPL NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLAC KS ADRIAN ROLL INI CO • 3.00 MlTC SOMEBODY LOVES YOU De 359 MCKE NLW UKLLH "Jo KM I 1 MM MIluS SUGAR De 265 Mill — BLU 1 N THE BLUES DE 464 ' Umph PEE WEE RUSSELL Tin roof blues de 1 6 1 — Umph Ease on down vo 1579 Mahe HtU N 1 UMULo 1 QO-T RHYTHM Me 12000 mahe Sweet sue Br 6266 — - 1 Pens Song of swanee OK Mahe RlVERBOAT SHUFFLE BR 3627 Pens Panama OK Mahe LIUEH0U6E BLUES BR COX (any) HRS BUCH RAY NOBLE ADRIAN SCHUBERT Nice work if you can get it Br 7983 — — McKe STAR DUST CR 3191 — S t ME dinner for one please james VI MCKE OMER SIMEON Crazy rhythm BR 8098 McKe Beau koo jack/smokehouse BLUES Br 7109 — Kapl Turkish delight Garr Beau koo jack/Smokehouse BLUES Br 7109 6.00 HORN i i 1 1 iv-ir lYlrilTkm v n J 1 NUUIIL SIX HITS AND A MISS Sweet lorra i ne De 7553 — HEOR Relax (new) OK OR VO 5532 Roth RED NORVO SLIM AND SLAM HONEYSUCKLE ROSE Co Mahe (Any) - Tayl Old fashioned love 35638 4.00 KRON BESSIE SMITH LU tN E rLAT r° *t.UU r-KUN Gimme a pigfoot " 0 UHCA 49—50 M 1 LL g Q ~7~Ja/ /y —— Urno LADY BE GOOD E — mluk Backwater slues(new) Co 1 41 95 2.00 STUR JA880 SMITH JIMMY 0 'BRYANT (Any Brunswick) KAPL (Any) Para HORN PINETOP SMITH K 1 NQ OL 1 VER PlNETOP'S BOOGIE WOOGIE 1245 — SCHE West end blues Vl Mahe SONG FELLOWS Ch 1 MES BLUES UHCA 67 — HENR (any recordings) SlUE EDDIE SOUTH RE 1 NHARDT (Any parauount,okeh / gennett ) $5—40 KAPL i H 1 GH SOC 1 ETY OK 4933 — East SOMEBOOY LOVES ME s» 13 Gayl Buddy's habits OK 40000 — East MUGGSY SPAN IER wa wa wa V0 1033 East Someday sweetheart BB 10384 5.00 KRON (Any on victor or bluebird) v OR BB HORN ECCENTR 1 BB 104 1 7 5.00 KRON AT THE JAZZ BAND BALL 1 1 ( Any on vocalion) V0 — — U3.+ Horn B8 05 9 5.00 KRON VERSOAT i Rt SHUFFLE ( Any vocal on ) QRIT BB 10532 5.00 KRON 1 U UM Y AT SUNDOWN B 10719 5.00 KRON !> SUNS 3003 7.50 Ml TC *rc. 1 \ . 33 aM 1 N T 1 NY PARHAM ECCENTR 1 BB 10417 HERR (Any label or titlej new or ex) Bric SPANIER-6ECHET (Any paramount) ~~ KAPL (Any HRS) Ml LL PARAMOUNT PICKERS THAT'S A PLENTY HRS 2002 Mart Lazy river Salty dog Para 1 2779 6 . 00 HORN HRS 2000 KRON CHARLES PIERCE China boy HRS 2001 5.00 KRON Chi na boy/Bullfrog blues Para 12619 STUR THAT'S A PLENTY HRS 2002 5.00 KRON BEN POLLACK Sweet sue HRS 2003 5.00 KRON CHINA BOY/FOUR OR FIVE TIMES Deep elm Vo 3769 M 1 LL HRS 2001 BUCH Boogie woogie — SCHE SPECKLED RED JlMTOWN BLUES Br 7764 Cox ST. LOUIS STOMP BB 7985 HERR TEDDY POWELL Louis Baltimore BB 8012 HERR ' STATE STREET RAMBLERS Teddy s bo og i e woogie DE 2806 — — SCHE BOOG 1 E WAR DANCE SCHE Weary way blues ° E 6232 20.00 Kapl WEARY WAY BLUES Teddy bear boog i De Bano 6232 10.00 HORN ' REX STEWART Straight 8 boogie BB 1 1092 Band Jungle boogie BB i 1232 Band Some satjrday BB SCHU some Saturday culottes 1 Sans BB 1 |20| ^— Band BB 1258 ^— HEDR (Any on vocalion) Boog i e war dance Band — Burl Bugle call rag — — Band Solid rock/bugle call rag HRS 2005 Such (Any instrumental dance ON BR OF De ) Band Sugar hi ll sh i m sham OK 3844 HERR SULLIVAN LOU IS PR 1 MA JOE Star dust (new only) Br 7335 Si ME Gin mi ll blues Co 2876 Mart QUINTETTE OF HOT CLU8 OF FRANCE (Any solos on European la JELS) Hart (Any 6wing and HMV labels) 1 can't give you anything BUT Vo SCHU Blue drag ROYAL 1778 MCKe ROOSEVELT SYKES ' "44" SLUES Confess i ROYAL 1788 MCKE OK 8702 HENR Chasing shadows ROYAL 1798 MCKE ERSKINE TATE Stomp off let's go Bolero/Mabel ( |2 inch) GrF LI046 5.00 GAYL VO Mahe ART TATUM MA RA 1 NEY Para 83.+ Horn STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOY 8536 - HERR THE RED HEADS JASPER TAYLOR IT MUST BE THE BLUES Baltiuore/a good man (new) Pe 14882 1 .75 STUR PARA 12409 10.00 HORN JACK TEAGARDEN 0 JANGO RE 1 NHARDT (any solos on swino labels) Sw Mart Wolverine blues BR — UCKE Sweet Georgia brown/Rascal you Sw 35 5.00 GAYL Big EIGHT BLUES HRS 2007 SCHE CHUCK RICHARDS PlTCHIN' BOOGIE 12855 —— Sche BLUE INTERLUDE vo 2877 I.3C GROV JUNK MAN Br 7652 HENR JOSEPH ROBECHAUX- Plantation joys Co 2913 HENR Shake it and break it (N or e) vo 2592 2.00 Umph BIG EIGHT BLUES HRS 2007 HENR Saturday night fish fry (N or E] vo 2796 2.00 Umph Stars fell on Alabama Br 6993 East Ring dem bellb (n or E) VO 2574 2.00 Umph YOU RASCAL YOU Co 2558 East Stormy weather (n or E) VO 2540 2.00 Umph Rocking chair CR 3051 East 8 ' )) ) E ) ) WANTED HOCIEl THOMAS ( teddy Wilson , continued) (ANY WITH LOUIS; NEW ok 8 10+ HORN Sweet Lorraine 8R 8087 HEDR SIPPE THOMAS (Many w.i th holiday*, ex to new) BR EDEL I'M A MIGHTY TIGHT WOMAN Vl 38502 3.00 HORN Just a mood BR 7973 COX FRANK IE TRUMBAUER windy rhythm kings Mississippi mud ok •40979 SI ME PlQGLY WIQGLY BLUES PARA 12770 HORN KRAZY KAT ok MAHE WOLVER 1 NES HONKY TONK TRAIN BLUES vars B236 SCHE Tiger rag HRS 24 HOLL Mississippi mud (new only) ok 40979 GLEE JIMMY YANCEY VARSITY EIGHT (All records) CALL A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY Va 8179 HENR The fives/jimmy '6 6tuff SA 12008 BUCH VENUT l-LANG YOUNG'S CREOLE BAND (Any UHCA) Mill EVRY SATURDAY NIGHT Para 12060 horn Wild cat bb 10280 HEDR BOB ZURKE Farewell blues/Someday sweetheart ANY - HENR CUBAN BOOGIE WOOQI Vi 2641 1 Band SIPPE WALLACE COW COW BLUES VI 26646 BAND MORNING DOVE BLUES OK 5.00 HORN Peach tree street Vl 26420 Band (ANY WITH LOUI s; NEW ok • 10+ Horn ANY RECORDING GROUP WALLER & PAINE THAT'S MY SWEETHEART AFTER YOU 'VE GONE 2237 EOR Star dust (any rare or unusual labels) — — SlME fats Waller (any boogie woogie records) SCHE Gladys SI ME BEAT UE DADDY (FAST TEMPO 12th ST. RAG TRANSCRIPTIONS SOMEBODY STOLE MY QIRL v' EOR BING CROSBY(ALSO SOUND FILMSJMOVIE TRAILERS) SlME (ANY RECORDS) ALL NAME BANDS (also SOUND FILMS J MOVIE TRAILERS) SlME LOOKIN' QOOD BUT FEELIN' BAD Vl 38086 HOM Star DU6T SlME N RlDIN* BUT WALK 1 VI THOM BOOGIE WAR DANCE — $2-3 Band Minor draq VI 38050 HOM DECCA ALBUMS 1 BUCK JUMPIN' BB 324 GAYL BOOG E WOOQ IE (NO. 1 De A37 Band in 4S HOW CAN YOU FACE ME BB HERR BOOQ 1 E WOOGI E (NO. 2) De A235 Band YOU'RE NOT THE ONLY OYSTER /ft REAM BB HERR N RlDIN* BUT WALK! VI 1 19 HERR MICHEL WARLOP TEA FOR TWO (WITH REINHARDT) Sw GAYL SERENADE FOR A WEALTHY WIDOW Sw GAYL IT'S PHENOMENAL ! WASHBOARD RHYTHM KINGS TIGER RAG/SCOTTY BLUES BB HERR Sloppy drunk blues/a nickle for a BB 8164 HERR Ct(ICK WEBB UP Soft and sweet VO 1 0 MAHE GC£S DICKY WELLS LIVING Bugle call VI 26220 HEDR OF WEST BROTHERS TRIO COST STAR DUST BB 5836 Si ME THE PAUL WHITEMAN Lovable HMV SlME but LlFIN' IN THE SUNLIGHt(new ONLY Co 2171 S 1 ME Concerto in f (6 sides) Co 50 39—41 SlME Si*?-* Night with paul whiteman Vl 36199 HOLL Night and day Vl 36085 HOLL In a park in paree VI 24285 HOLL 9S SOOr. it's only a paper moon Vl 24400 HOLL rt Bouncing ball Vl 24574 HOLL Darktown strutter's ball Vl 251 92 HOLL Waitinq at the end of the Road Co 1 974 HOLL Actually, —we have devised a 1 like to do things Co 2170 HOLL plan by which you can now Oh miss hannah (new only) Co 1945 advertise your records in the After you've gone (new only) Co 2098 5.00 Glee Changer for 20$ less than the Mary/Changes Vl 21 103 Bric rates shown on page 33. CLARENCE WILLIAMS Breeze/Beer garden blues (new) Vo 2541 BRI C Our regular advertisers have Sugar blues/ain't gonna give you Vo 2805 BRIC received with this issue COOTIE WILLIAMS instructions by which they Black butterfly OK 5618 1.00 SMIT may effect this reduction to Echoes of harlem Vo 3960 Burl their advertising costs. Downtown uproar/blue reverie Vo 3814 Thom DlGA DIQA DO Vo 3818 Thom If you wish to advertise in 1 CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE Vo 3890 Thom the Record Changer, but are Pigeons and peppers/Jubilesta Vo 3922 Thom not familiar with our new GARLAND WILSON plan, a penny post card to (ANY 60L0S ON EUROPEAN LABELS) Mart TEDDY WILSON The Kteotd Qhanycc, Easy to love Any mill ' SA 1 1 L N BR 7781 mill 7a itfax, rileinUi. WHY WAS 1 BORN BR 7859 mill MEAN TO ME ANY Mill will save you real dough. Treasure island/Found a dream BR 7572 Mart Every now and then BR 7543 Mart Sweet Lorraine Co Schu OH LADY BE QOOD Co SCHU Just a mood BR 7973 5.00 KRON (Teddy Wilson continued next column) r — Got To Reach Tenths To Play These Blues &y (Don VPilson 1 -TT"1 ^irrf—t- 9 1 1 ./f p urn »T far * as£5 Hi '|t ' ? 5T jj? 5 r fer Jf » = i— -Ur . LUr > } W^-JT1 ) .1 ,k .h Ji) .h -h-7- >/ ,/ — i i " i *- • J » «—* ' * J —— — * 4 i • .-. > Iff If. ^ V lJj4=3 i 4f- N1 1tf^* •m rjn m ' f lit if 10 GEO. W. NAULTY 1 River Bend Road, Scotch Plains, New Jersey All records are new. Almost all of them unplayed. Closing date for bids: December |, 1943 FOR AUCTION ALL STAR BANDS LIONEL HAMPTON BLUE LOU/'The BLUES VI 26144 PIANO STOMP/I SURRENDER DEAR VI 25666 BUQJLE CALL RAG/ONE O'CLOCK JUMP VI 27314 Early session hop/One sweet letter VI 26393 ROYAL FLU6H/I GOT RHYTHM Co 36499 MUN60N ST. EREAKOOWn/DaN'T GET STARTED VI 26453 VICTOR ARDEN & PHIL OHMAN (2 pianos) ERSKINE HAWKINS MAPLE LEAF RAG/CANADIAN CAPERS VI 22608 OOL IMI te/TOO MANY DREAM6 BB 10812 BUSTER BAILEY king porter stomp/Weary blues BB 7839 CALL OF THE OELTa/SHANGHA I SHUFFLE Co 35677 JIMMY LUNCEFORD MILDRED BAILEY DINAH, parts 1 & 2 CO 36054 Georgia on my mi no/Afraid of myself OE 3691 In dat morn in '/Sweet rhythm BB 5330 Love come back/peaceful' in country OE 3935 COQUETTE/FOR DANCERS ONLY DE 1340 CHARLIE BARNET MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS Echoes of harlem/Scotch and soda BB 10210 Ml LENBERG JOYS/Ll TTLE GIRL BB 10954 Afternoon of a moax^vanderin' blues BB 10721 MISS HANNAH/THE WAY 1 FEEL TODAY BB 10232 COUNT BASIE MILTON "MEZZ" MEZZROf honeysuckle rose/roseland shuffle De 1141 COMIN' ON WITH THE COME. ON, PARTS 1 & 2 BB 10085 SWINGING THE BLUES/SENT FOR YOU DE 1880 JELLY ROLL MORTON SIDNEY BECHET Shoe 6hiner's drag/boogaboo BB 7725 Lay your racket/i want you BB 10472 RAY NOBLE WILD MAN BLUES/SHAKE IT VI 27707 Tiger rag/Japanese sandman VI 24577 COAL BLACK SHINE/PLEASE COME HOME VI 27386 RED NORVO BIX BEIDERBECKE BLUES IN E FLAT/BUGHOUSE Co 36158 Jazz band ball/jazz me blues Co 36156 QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB OF FRANCE LONELY MELODY/MISSISSIPPI MUD VI 25366 moonglow/China boy De 23031 Louisiana/you took advantage VI 25369 Georgia on my mind/Still of the night VI 26578 LARRY CLINTON SWINGIN' WITH DJANGo/PARAMOUNT VI 27272 Jazz me blues/uptown BB 10961 St. Louis blues/don't mean a thing DE 23032 Johnson rag/down home rag VI 26414 DON REDMAN LIMEHOUSE BLUES/A KISS VI 26523 Chant of the weed/shim-me-sha-wabble BB 10765 BOB CROSBY SEXTET OF THE RHYTHM CLUB OF LONDON ROYAL GARDEN BLUES/SQUEEZE ME De 3339 Mighty like the blues/Bars BB 10529 Jazz band ball/Sugar foot strut De 3337 ART IE SHA* Savoy foot 1 blues/sugar strut DE 1094 BLUES, PARTS t, 2 VI 2741 1 lOLVERINE BLUES/LOUISE LOU 1 SE De 2032 Niqhtmare/Non-btop flight BB 7875 TOMMY DORSEY Dr. livingstone/Presume/quail VI 27289 Ml LENBERQ JOYS, PARTS 1 & 2 VI 26437 My blue heaven/moonglow VI 27405 Swing hiqh/swingtime in harlem VI 27Z49 FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS 8 BEATS STAR OUST/3WANEE RIVER VI 27233 s t range cargo/Pig foot pete De 4130 LONESOME ROAD, PARTS 1 & 2 VI 26508 B.W. KITTEN ON KEYS/DOWN THE ROAD DE 4043 Copenhagen/Sigma CHI VI 26016 BESSIE SMITH OORSEY BROTHERS Young woman's blues/Cake walking babies Co 35673 St. Louis blues/Milenberg joys DE 1 19 LOST YOUR HEAD BLUES/BABY DOLL CO 35674 Jazz slueb/anythino me Co 36064 Empty bed blues, parts i & 2 Vo 03286 By heck/Qettin' sentimental Co 36065 I'M wild about -that thing/you've got to 00 14427 SHIM SHAM SHIMMY/MOOD HOLLYWOOD CO 36066 RECKLE6S BLUES/ST.L0UI8 SLUES CO 3171 REGINALD FORSYTHE & ARTHUR YOUNG Careless love blues/Veep ing willow Co 3172 Mood indi go/Solitude VI 26224 Alexander's rag time band/Hot time Co 3173 Tiger rag/St. Louis blues VI 26274 Money blues/muddy water Co 3174 LES HITE Yellow dog blues/trombone cholly CO 3175 BOARD MEETIN'/SUNRISE BB 1 1 109 Baok-water blues/nobody knows CO 3176 II 1 . AUCTION AUCT I ON ROBERT THIELE 63 Continental Ave. Forest Hil I s , L . I New York Auction closes December 10, t9H3 NO BIDS UNDER 5 I .00 The fol lowing records listed for auction were original ly issued in Canada BENNY CARTER JAY MCSHANN Lonely boy blues/Sepian stomp Canada DE 4387 N DUKE ELLINGTON ANDY KIRK J, EARL HINES MOONGLOw/SOLITUOE Canada Co 6061 N MOTEN SWING/ROSETTA Canada 0e 3517 N " Jack the bear/morn i ng glory VI 26536 N Cotton tail/don't get around " VI 26610 N COLEMAN HAWK INS 4 JIMMY LUMCEFORD Bo jangles/Portrait of B.W. " Vl 26644 N Medi tat i gn/My blue heaven Canada De 3520 N " Harlem air-shaft/Sepia panorama V| 2673 |. N COLEMAN HAWK I NS RED NORVO I. JOE VEtiUTI Body and soul/Fine Dinner Canaoa BB 10523 N DECCA STOMP/TAP ROOM BLUES Canada De 3527 N The following two records listed for auction were original ly issued in England NO BIDS UNDER $2.00 BENNY GOODMAN AIN'T CHA GLAD/l GOTTA RIGHT TO SING BLUES ENG. CO 2822 N Texas tea party/Or. Heckle !, Mr. jibe Eng. Co 2823 N (l WILL NOTIFY WINNING BIDOERS. CASH, CHECK OR MONEY ORDER MUST BE SENT TO ME BE- FORE RECORDS WILL BE SENT TO THE WINNERS. NO RECORDS SENT C.O.D.) WILLIAM C. LOVE JOHN STEINER 930 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee. Room 608, 9 South Clinton, Chicago (6) 111. WANTED FOR SALE whoopee makers Wi 1 1 pay good cash or trade Ducks/Mama didn't do it OA 9015 for these records in good condition. JACK PETTIS BLYTHE-PARA 12346, 12368, I2428,CHAI,. 15399 Freshman hop Pat 37054 CHICAGO FOOTWA RMERS - OK 8533 jack teagarden HENRY BROWN - PARA 12988 beale street blues CR 3017 SAMMY BROWN - GENNETT 6337 Hello beautiful CR 3046 J.C.COBB - PARA. 12382, Vo. 1204, 1263, 1269 joe kannone Oliver Cobb - BR 7107, para. 13002 Downright disgusted VO 15728 Maolyn Davis - para. 12498 BUD FREEMAN Dodos - Br 3568,3997 Craze-o-logy OOF 165581 Franco - Me 12009 cleo gib60n - ok 8700 IC" X 10" DOUBLE WEIGHT GLASS PLATES Rosa Henderson - Vo. 102 , 1025, 1038 i ( FOR- FLATTEN 1 NG J. 20 crackerjacks - 23329 johnson's vl 10" NEW GREEN STOCK ENVELOPES (pOSTPAIC) .02 moonlight revelers - grey gull 1775 Jelly roll Morton-Vi .23402, 23429, any autograph Parham-Vi 23386, 23426, 23432, Para. I25R6 Pi ckett—parham - Para. 1 244 FOR TRADE - 7057 I ROBINSOn BR KEY ADVERTISING SPACE laura rucker - para 13075 IN THE RECORD ChANGER trixie smith - para 12262 jasper taylor - para. 12409 FOR Weatherford - Swing 38,58. REISSUES OF williams - qrs 7004,7024,7040 KING OLIVER'S JAZZ EAND W t lson—Par a 12408 Make me wynn's Dandies - vo. 15860 an offer. wynn's gutuucket f i ve-vo . i 220, i 252 Gordon Gul 1 ickson, Fairfax, Virginia Jack 0 'Diamonds - para 12786 NOTICE TO BRITISH COLLECTORS: FOR TRADE I will trade advertising space in DUKE ELLINGTON the Record Changer for certain hot The Creeper /Immigration blues Vo 1077 G records. Send me list of records you would for Hill trade for Jelly Rot I Morton end Muggsy Spanier consider trading $2 Bluebird records; some Goodman Victors and others. to $3 worth of advertising space. , PHYLLIS McC LENAHAN, 2127 CALI F. ST. , NW, WASH INGTON DC 12 E1 1 B 1 MARGUR I ETE BALDWIN, 142 MERCER STREET, TRENTON (9), NEW JERSEY Closing date for bids: November 30, 1943 FOR TRADE OR AUCTION RED ALLEN (tec lewis continued) Can 1 forget you/love or infatuation Vo My little drea mboa t/lady luck 999 You/llOULD YOU 44 N,EV ST. LOUIS 8LUES/IY MAMA'S IN town r° 9 Darling not without you/out where the 3305 B 1 LLY HOL 1 DAY goodnight my lucky day/Thepe's a kitchen Vo 3490 E+ GEORGIA ON MY MIND/LET'S 00 IT OK LOUIS ARMSTRONG All of me/romance in the dark OK 6 14 Lazy river/Georgia on my mino(skips) OK 41515 G GCD BLESS THE CH 1 Lo/SOL 1 TUDE OK 6 70 Ain't m i sbehav i n/black and blue OK 87 14 G MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS When you're smiling/Some of these days OK 41 298 V COTTON PICKERS SCAl/jUST A SHAOE OF COR 23012 E+ Gut bucket blues/Yes, i 'm in the barrel OK 826 1 V JELLY ROLL MORTON Heebie jeebi es/muskrat ramble OK 8300 V BOOGABOO/SHOE SHINE DRAG BB 7725 N When your lover has gone/Blue again OK 41498 BENMIE MOTEN Exactly like you/Indian cradle song OK 41423 G THAT'S WHAT I'M TALK I Mg/TeRR 1 F 1 C STOMP VI 38081 E+ Blue turning grey over you/Song of the OK 41 375 E Justrite/trouble IN MIND Vl 21739 E+ Beau koo jack/mahoqany hall stcmr^" bad) OK 8680 G SOUTH STREET BLUEs/SHE'S SWEETER THAN OK 8255 V BUNNY 8ER 1 GAN MOTEN STOMP VI 20599 V 1 CAN'T GET STA"TEd/THE prisoner's song 1 36208 MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS My little cousin/skylark El 5020 E+ ARKANSAW BLUES/BLUE BLUES Br 2581 V Sweet vars i ty sue/why talk about love VI 25667 E ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE blUftt\ DtUHLI 1 NEVER MISS THE SUNSH Ne/THAT RED HEAD Pat 020939 V Oh lady be good/rose room V 27707 N SWEET LOVIN MAMMA /THAT ECCENTRIC RAG PAT 020921 V WILL BRADLEY steppin out/Dancing dan Re 9583 V Make with the kisses/Fit to be tied VO 52 10 N KING OLIVER BROADWAY BROADCASTERS St. James infi rmary/Vhen you're sm i l i ng Vl 22298 V Lonesome and sorry 912 G BESSIE SMITH Ma rvelous * 1 9 v+ Nashville woman blues/i ain't go in to CO 14090 G LnUUULAIL UANUILb Take em away/Ticket agent ease your ' CO I4C25 E Four or five times/paducah OK 8627 G REX STEWART BOB CROSBY Jan juan hill/( B.Bailey "chained to dream") vo 5510 N SO. RAMPART ST. PARADE/DOGTOWN BLUES(l2") De 1 5038 N JACK TEAGARDEN SUGARFOOT STOMp/KlNG PORTER STOMP DE 4390 St. James i nfirmary /black and blue D 3844 N L UUN—b ANULKb FRANK IE TRUMBAUER Everything 16 hotsy That's all there is Vl 1 9750 N Lady be good/wrap your troubles N OR. Var 8269 N MY BABY KNOWS HOW/BRAI N6T0RM VI 20390 E+ JOE VENUTI BENNY CARTER One minute to oneA ou have taken MY HEART PE 15869 G + Beale street blues/Joe turner blues OK 6001 N fats waller COTTON PICKERS Looking for another sweetie/when 1 'M AL. VI 381 10 E You tell her 1 stutter/way oown yonder Br 2404 + Sposin'/rosetta BB 10156 N D'ORSAY ORCHESTRA PAUL WHITEMAN You're wonderful/i found you Ha I4C 1 E+ Bell hoppin blues/St. Louis blues VI 20092 V J 1 MM IE OORSEY Collette/Broken hearted VI 20757 E SONG OF THE VOLGA BOATMEn/| CRIED FOR YOU D 1 041 Old man river/Make believe Vl 21218 V DIXIE DASIES (LUCILLE hegamin) CLARENCE WILLIAMS YOU MAY BE FAST/lF YOU DON'T GIVE ME WHA OA 461 In our cottage of love/Lazy mama VI 38063 E DUKE ELLINGTON Of all the things you done/Everybody OK 8181 V E.ST.LO is toodle oo/birmingham BREAKD. VO E Old folks shuffle/8lack snake blues OK 8465 V Take the "a" train/Sidewalks of new york Vi SQUEEZE ME/NEW DOWN HOME BLUES ORS 7005 G + FIVE BIRMINGHAM BABIES Copenhagen/deep sea blues PE 1 4350 E+ WANTED GLEN GRAY Stardust/One morning in may Oe 2396 N BENNY GOODMAN San sue/China girl (lamination crasks) OK 41403 G SOLITUDE (MODERNISTS) PE OR BA 33192 BENNY GOODMAN Cokey Co 301 1 IF 1 could be with ydu/uear old southl. BB 10458 N ST. LOUIS BLUES VI 2541 1 Smoke gets in your eyes/La rosita CO 36284 N Jam session VI 25497 AIR MAIL SPECIAL Co 36254 N China boy VI 25333 Smoke gets in your eyes CO 36284 N Sweet Lorraine Vl 25822 Changes 1 BB 1 1 226 N D NAH VI 25398 Dear old 1 southland BB 10458 N P CK-A-R I Vl 26166 JEAN GOLDKETTE LOUIS ARMSTRONG Gimme a little kiss/Lonesome & sorry Vl 2003 V STARDUST VO OR OK 41530 Remember/i want to see my tenn. Vl 1 9548 V+ ADRIAN ROLL INI 1 'M LOOKING OVER A FOUR—LEAF CLOVER VI 20466 E+ STARDUST vo 5376 ALL-STAR BAND (B. Goodman) LES BROWN ROYAL FLUSH/l QOT RHYTHM CO 36499 F STARDUST BB 7858 LIONEL HAMPTON COLEMAN HAWKINS SUNNY SIDE OF STREET/l KNOW THAT YOU NO VI 25592 N STARDUST HMV B8420 FLETCHER HENDERSON HOAGY CARMICHAEL Have it ready/Stockholm stomp Vo 15532 V STARDUST Vl 24484 Blue lou/christopher columbus Vo 321 1 G SAMMY KAYE JOHNNIE HODGES STARDUST vo 4433 Dream blues/i know what you do yo 5353 N ANY RARE RECORDINGS OF"STARDUST" That's the blues/good 1 queen bess BB 1 1 17 N ARTIE SHAW TED LEWIS One foot in the groove BB 10202 Wang-wano blues/home again blues CO 3464 v+ TOl'.MY DORSEY Beale street blues/memphi s blues CO 1050 G+ East of the sun BB 10726 13 ) 1 n N 11 ) . ) SAM MELTZER, 737 FOX STREET, BRONX (55), N.Y. Closing date for b ds: November 30, (9^3 FOR TRADE OR AUCTION RED ALLEN RAY NCBEL 1 f. A, SHERIDAN SQUARE OK 6357 N V 1 L fiyCRAZY RHYThM BR 809P LOU 1 S ARMSTRONG NAPOLEON 'S E'.'PEPCRS MUSKAT RAMBLE Co 36153 N Meat- to me/My kinda love Vl 36057 V Georgia bo bo BrE 02065 N RED fJ ICHOLS Alligator crawl parl 2185 N Sometimes I'm happy Br 4701 N Once in a smile (ok) Parl 2242 N Moan you moaners Br 6i49 G You're next CO 36155 N 1 WANT TO BE HAPPY Br 4724 I Exactly l i ke you OK 41423 V 7RCUBLES0ME TRUMPET BUNNY BERlGAN C AROL i NA IN THp MORMING BrE 1062 H MOTHER GOOSE V I 25616 G ERAf:K IE NEWTON 1 CAN'T GET STARTED (|2 INCH) VI 36208 N Jam fever/j i tiers VO 4851 ; 1 CAN'T GET STARTED ( 10 INCH) ORIGINAL UEMP1 IS FIVE BARNEY BlGARD Jazz me blues Parl Caravan VO 3800 v KING OLIVER CHOCOLATE OAfiD 1 ES 1 'In GONNA WEAR YOU OFF WY MIND BrE 022C 1 \ Dee blues CO 36006 N J 1 MI.'Y MCPARTLAND TOMMY DORSEY PANAMA Oe 3522 Easy does i t VI 26429 E QU INTETTE OF FRANCE That's a plenty(goodman "small hotel 25363 V Sol i tude/Vhen day is done HMV 8669 N v Maple leaf rag Vi 25^96 N Bod l- soul/a little love HMV 85S8 N ' ROY ELDRlDGE Confess i roy 1788 N HECKLER 'S HOP OK 3577 N D JANGOLOGY DE 23C03 f High society VA 8154 N Honeysuckle ROSE Oe 23066 N DUKE ELL 1 NGTON Some of these davs DE 23004 N SARATOGA SW 1 NG BB 6565 G Swanee R I VER ROY 1765 N NO GREATER LOVE Br 7625 E St. Louis blues De 23032 N CONN IE *S INN ( HENDERSON Sh i ne/Nagask 1 Vl 25556 N 1 Oriental M LENBEPG JOYS VA 8042 N shuffle V 1 26506 f BE fjn Y GOODMAN TRIO G eorg i a on my mind VI 2657b N NOBODY *S SWEETHEART BB 10723 E Exactly like you Vl 26733 N JEAN GOLDKETTE Paramount stomp Vl 27272 N COVER ME UP WITH SUNSHINE VI 19317 N Sweet georg i a drown DE 23065 N LIONEL HAMPTON Daphne DE 23 1 52 r. On the sunny side of the street Vl 25592 E China boy DE 2303! H ght High society V 1 26209 E N and day De 23C67 \ TILL TOM SPECIAL Vl 26604 E Avalon Oe 23002 !\ YOU'RE MY OESIRE VI 25771 E REX STEWART 1 CAN 'T GET STARTED VI 26453 V Tea and trumpets/Back room romp Va 618 V JOHNNY HODGES Sugar hill shim—sham 664 Jitterbug's lullaby VO 4309 E FRANK 1 E TRUMBAUER S 1 STER HARR t S Good man is hard tc find Co 35956 E 1 The COOT 1 E CRAWL PE 12043 V 'M COMING VIRGINIA Co 36260 f F LETCHER HENDERSON FATS WALLER House of david blues UHCA 57 N CHRI STOPHER COLUMBUS VI 25295 E LOW DOWN ON THE BAYOU VA 8053 N Float in' down to cotton town Vl 25415 E Lime house blues DE 157 E There goes my attraction VI 25366 N Down south camp meeting DE 213 E TEDDY WILSON COLEMAN HAWK 1 NS My first impression of you(holiday' BR 8053 E Med i tat i on De 742 G Mary had a little lamb Br 7673 N Lady be good Parl 2CC7 N Easy living Br 791 1 Hi 1 WANNA GO BACK TO HARLEM DeE 6502 N A-TISKET A-TASKET/^OW it can Br 6199 E KRESS & MCDONOUGH TEDDY WILSON'S SCHOOL FOR PIANISTS ( SOLOS HEAT WAVE Br 7885 N 1. Tiger rag/Loch lomond JACK JENNY P-2331 I-3/P-233I2-3 Stardust OK 5304 N 2. Coquette/China boy PAUL MARES P-24024-2/P-24025- Maple leaf rag CO 35685 N 3. Melody in f/^hen you and 1 WERE YOUNG ALL STAR BAND p-24026- 1 /P-24027- The BLUES VI 26144 G 4. That old feeling/my blue heaven METRONOME ALL STARS P-22826-4/P-22827-2 ROYAL FLUSH Co 36499 N 5. Alice blue gown/i 'll see v OU IN MY DREAMS MCKENZ lE-C0 r D0N P-23328/P-23327 China boy CO 35951 N NOBODY'S SWEETHEART CO 35952 N (The above album of five records RED NORVO WILL BE SOLE IN LOT ONLY ALL Slumming on park ave. Br 7813 N RECORDS ARE NEW . COMPLETE TEXT In a mi st Br 8236 N AND SCOPES WITH ALBUM. Ml N 1 MUM LOVE IS HERE TO STAY/l WAS 00 Br 8068 N BIDI $10.00) Tea time/jeannie Br 6103 N COOT IE WILLIAMS Blues in E flat/bughouse Br 8208 N Delta MOOD/tloYs from harlem VO 4636 E Tears in my heart Br 7979 N MOBILE BLUES/GAL—A—VANT 1 VO 4636 E The. morning after BR 7932 N BENNY CARTER ( KA I EVANS Liza BR 7868 N WHEN LIGHTS ARE LOw/BLUE INTERLUDE HMV X4699 Clap hands/Russian lullaby Br 7975 N Bugle call rag/Vemphis blues HMV X4698 N 14 ) i 1 AUCT I ON AUCTION BUD DENDR ! NO II Arcade Building, Muskegon, Mich. These: records ape at auction which terminates on November 20. Minimum bios are shown for each record, The records and albums at the bottom of this page are current numbers for sale at set prices. HENRY RED ALLEN JUNGLE K INflS Swing out/Feeling orowsy BB 10702 3.00 N Darktown STRUTTERo/FRIARS point UHCA 3 2.00 N JONES Funny feathers/how do they do it VI 38088 1 .50 N RICHARD M. LOUIS ARMSTRONG Hollywood shuffle/Dark alley vi 20812 1.50 N ORY'3 CREOLE TROMBONE/LAST TIME Co 35838 1.00 N TOMMY LADNIER (acc. Clara Cary) DON'T FORGET TO MEBs/l'M GONNA GIT OK 8343 6.00 E Park no more mama/goin' away blues VS 6067 1,50 N GOT NO BLUES/l'M NOT ROUGH OK 8551 3.00 V TOMMY LADNIER BIG BUTTER & EGG MAN/SUNSET CAFE OK 8423 4.00 V Really the blues/when you & WERE BB 10089 1.50 N SIDNEY BECHET Revolutionary blues/Gettin' together BB I008E 1.50 N Jada/VIeary blues BB 10086 1.00 N Lay your racket/i want you tonight BB 10472 1 .00 N If see me com in/royal garoen BB I00e2 2.00 N BIX BE I DERBECKE you AT JAZZ BAND BALL/JAZZ ME BLUES OK 3042 2.50 N SHERRY MAGEE SORRY/SINCE MY BEST GAL TURNED OK 3149 2.00 V BLUIN THE BLJEs/SATANI C BLUES VO 5436 1.50 N CHU BERRY WIN.GY MANNONE in/sudan 10560 1.50 N L I MEHOUSE BLUES (MANNONE) BB 10432 .75 G when saints go marching BB BLUE JAY BOYS (BLYTHE) Nickel in the slot/swing brother swingOK 3171 1.50 V s) Oe 7225 .75 RED MCKENZIE (teagarden) Tack t down/Endurance De 7224 .50 G Tailspin blues/Never had a reason BB 10205 CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS MIFF MOLE Sweep em clean/my girl OK 8792 5.00 N That's a plenty/i 've had FEELING OK 4|232 3.00 N CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS JELLY ROLL MORTON CHANGES MADE/SONG OF THE WANDERER SI 3 104 3.00 N Mushmouth shuffle/Blueblood blues BB 820 1.50 N EDDIE CONDON steamboat stomp/smokehouse blues BB 8372 2.50 N HOME COOKING/THE EEL Co 35680 1 .50 N cannonball blues/granopa 's spells BB 10254 2.50 N RUBERT COOPER ( P I ANO DOCTOR jazz/Original JELLYROLL BLUES BB 10255 2.50 N West Dallas drag (nJ/black gal (f) BB 5947 2.00 Kansas city stomps/Georgia swing BB 5109 1.00 G OOC COOK Harmony 6lues/Little Lawrence VI 38135 3.00 V Brown sugaR/Ahigh fever Co 813 2.00 G Crazy chords/gambling jack VI 23307 12.50 N CHRISTIAN, LILLIAN DELK (wiTi * Lou s) Oil well/ if someone would only VI 23321 10.00 N list night i dreaded/you 're a real OK 8607 3.00 N Fussy ma3El/Pontchatrain VI 38125 3.00 E Was it a dream/Too busy OK 8596 3.00 N Mint julep/low gravy VI 23334 10.00 V JOHNNY DODDS Shoe shiner drag/shreveport VI 21658 1.50 G Weary city/bull fiddle BB 10239 1 .50 N NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS Too tight/gopber dance BB 10240 1.50 N Wolver i ne slues/Weary blues Ge 5102 1.50 F+ 8u cktown stomp/blue washboard BB 8549 1.50 N J I MM IE NOQNE Erastus plays/Joe turner blues BR 3997 4.50 E+ Ready for the river/Forevermore Oh LIZZIE/NEW ST. LOUIS BLUES Br 3585 3.00 V K ING OLIVER LOUIS DUMA I NE & JAZZOLA EIGHTr room rent blues/i ain't gonna tell OK 8148 17.50 G+ franklin street/red onion drag V! 20580 1 .25 V Camp meeting blues/London blues Co 14003 6.50 V+ Pretty audrey/tu-wa-bac-a-wa VI 20723 1.25 V ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND WILL EZELL Jazz band ball/Ostrich walk 18457 1.00 V+ Barrel house man/west coast drau Para 12549 3.00 G royal garden blues/Dangerous blues 18798 1.00 E DUKE ELL INOTON IKE RODGERS with HENRY BROWN Piano DOIN' THE FRO<>/ReD HOT BAND Vo 1 153 5.00 E+ IT HURTS SO GOOd/SCREENIN' THE 3LUS PARA 12816 »TEWART) SAVOY BALLROOM FIVE (Armstrong) I NEVER CALL MY MAN/DELTA BOTTOM Para 12240 1.00 N BEAU KOO JACk/MAHOGANY HALL STOMP OK B680 HAWKINS, COLEMAN JESS STACY ALL STARS Honeysuckle rose/jama i ca shout De 3358 1.00 V+ NONl/jESS STAY VS 8076 1.50 N When day ts done/bouncing with bean BB 10693 1 .oc N BREEZE BLUES/BREEZE VS 8121 1.50 N FLETCHER HENDERSON WASH INQTON IANS (duke Ellington) how come you do me like you do RE 9739 2.50 V SOLILOQUOy/BLACK AND TAN FANTASY BR 3526 2.00 E+ Copenhagen/words PE 14926 2.00 V PINETOP SMITH EARL HINES PlNETOP DOOGIE/PlNETOP SLUES VO 1245 1.00 F Beau koo Jack/Everybody loves my BB 7040 1 .00 V NOBOOY KNOWS Y0u/8|G BOY VO 1256 1.50 G ALBERTA HUNTER (trumpet acc. MUGGSY SPAN IER )> I don't come to steal/Wasn't it nice: OK 8393 2.50 N AT SUNDOWN/BLUM* THE BLUES BB 10719 2.00 E JONES-COLL INS ORCHESTRA DINAH/BLACK ANO BLUE BB 10692 2.50 N Tip easy blues/Damp weather D I P°ERMOUTH BLUES/J STER KATE BB 10506 2.50 E HAL KEMP SOMEDAY SWEETHEART/THAT DA DA 6TRAIN BB 10384 2.50 E Thrilled/in the middle of kiss Br 7437 1.00 E+ MANDy/LONESOME (VERY SLIGHT SCRATCH BB 10766 1.50 E i i was taken storm/love's : by serenade Br 7404 1 .00 E (w. pollack) 'm in my glory/snake chwm de 1488 2.50 E tlirtation '.valk/hands across table Br 7317 1.00 V (w.pollack)alice blue go»n/Cuodle up De 1546 2.00 E LEAP BELLY (w.POLLACk)MY WILD IRISH ROSE/CAN »T Y DE 1453 2.00 V ALL OUT AND DOWn/PACKIN' TRUNK PE 0314 2.00 N (w.pollack)Morocco/Nobody's gonna De 1851 1.50 V Four day worry blues/new black snake- PE 0315 1.50 N VICTORIA SPIVEY GENE KRUPA How do you do it/Funny feathers Ok 8713 4,00 V+ TUTTI FRUITTl/jAW ON TOAST Br 821,1 1 .00 N BLOODHOUND BLUEs/T.B. BLUES VI 38570 2,00 V+ FREDDIE KEPPARD BESSIE SMITH (ACC. CLARENCE WILLIAMS) Stockyards st^ut/Salty ooq UHCA 73 1 .00 N Oh oadoy blues/baby won't you please Co 3888 I. 00 v+ COLLECTORS' ITEMS NOW IN STOCK i—COMMODORE RECORDS! ho. 1502, CHU Berry; NO. 1503, J.Stacy; NO. 1507, M.SPANIER; No. 1508, c. Berry; No. 1509, 1510, Eddie Condon. BLUE NOTE No.i, Lux Lewis; no. 3, Higginbotham; no. 5, Hines; No. 7, Higginbotham; No. 10, Pete Johnson; No.ii, P. Johnson; No. 12, P.Johnson; no.14, frankie Newton, no. i5,"Lux" Lewis honky tonk; No.ie-19, C. Christian blues. JAZZ INFORMATION ! Wesley Wallace, no. 29, Si . 10. BLACK AND WHITE: Art hodes, |i.30. HOT Dl SCOGRAPHY, 1 943, $2. 50. also Brunswick albumsi iOIO,"Riverboat jazzTeaturing Punch mil- ler; 1008, "Barrelhouse piano" with Frank Melro6e; No. 1006 "Boogie woogie" featuring Taylor, Davenport. ALL RECORDS SHIPPED C.O.D., RAILWAY EXPRESS 15 S t I — FOR TRADE OR AUCTION FOR TRADE OR AUCTION HENRY S. BURD 19685 Revere Ave., Detroit (12 ), Mich. Closing date for bids: November 30, 1943 FOR DISPOSITION henry allen sam morgan's jazz band how do they do it that /Funny feathers VI 38088 E+ bogalousa strut/Short dress gall Co 14351 N lou is armstrong jelly-roll morton dro'pin' shucks/who '5 i OK 8357 E Shreveport stomp/Shoe shiner's drag VI 21658 E+ Fireworks/West end blues 8597 E mound city blue blowers Sugar foot strut/a honday date 8609 V Fire house blues/i no i ana Co 1946 N if it's good/West eno blues 2480 N Red hot/san BR 2602 E+ adrian and his tap room gang musical stevedores HONEYSUCKLE ROSe/BOUNC I N ' IN RHYTHM Vi 25208 N happy rhythm/honeycomb harmony Co 14406 N broadway bell-hops new orleans owls nesting time/that mv hap—hap—happ i ness Ha 365 N throwin' the horns/goose pimples Co 1361 N rube bloom Piccadilly/Meat on the table Co I 158 N Mysterious mose/Bessie coulon't help it Co 2186 N king oliver charleston chasers I'VE GOT THAT TH NG/FrEA K I SH LIGHT BL VI 38521 N LOVABLE AND SWEEt/Reo HAIR ANO FRECKLES 1925 N original indiana five CINDERELLA BR0wn/SinG YOU SINNERS 2133 N Spanish dream/Deep Henderson HA 2 |7 E Loving you the way I do/You're lucky to 2309 N oram page THE COLUMBIA PHOTO PLAYERS i eould do anything for you/l won't be DE 7699 E I must be you/The "free and easy" 2149 N JACK PETTIS My future just passed/i 'm in the market Co 2187 N freshman hop/a bag of blues VI 21793 N Sweepin'the clouos away/in my little hopeCo 2131 N piroh's new orleans orchestra Oust/Dark night Co 2196 N Bright star blues/Ghost of the blues Co 99 N BILL COLEMAN cec il scott Bill coleman blues/TJicky wells blues Vi 27313 N Bright boy blues/Springfield stomp VI 38 1 1 7 E DOC COOK a. 14 DOCTORS OF SYNCOPATION BESSIE SMITH Hum and strum/i got worry Co 1430 N WORK HOUSE BLUES/HOUSE RENT BLUES Co 14032 N MARTHA COPELAHD CLARA SMITH My daddy don't do nothin'bad/i can't giveCo 14327 n YOU DON'T KNOW WHO'S /CHEATIN* DADDY Co 14192 N DELTA FOUR ( ROY eloridge) DISAPPOINTED BLUES/YoU GET MAD Co 14126 N Farewell blues/Swingin' on the famous door 0e 737 N JOE VENUTI TOMMY OORSEY LITTLE BUTTERCUP/PARDON ME PRETTY BABY OK 4 1 506 N I'M in a dancing mood/Tea on the terrace Vi 25476 E+ DlNAH/folLD OOG OK 41025 ' OUKE ELLINGTON THE WOLF W0B3LE/WHY DID IT(0ORSEY Bros) CO 2589 N Saratoga swing/^ibty mornin' Vi 33058 E+ ETHEL WATERS JEAN GOLOKETTE organ grinders blues/west eno blues CO 14365 N Slow rii/er/{nat Sh i lkret"zulu wail", rev) vi 20926 N When your lover has gone/Please don't CO 2409 N I'm gonna meet sweet ie/(n.Shilkret, rev) Vi 20675 E paul whiteman BENNY GOODMAN american tune/plckin' cotton Co 1464 N Ol' pappy/Junk man Co 2892 E Lonely melody/mississippi mud Vi 25356 N ROY EVANS clarence williams Syncopated yodelin' man/Jazzbe dan Co 1559 N DREAMING THE HOURS AWAy/ClOSE FIT BLUES Co 14287 N BENNY GOODMAN Freeze out/a pane in the glass Co 14460 N Texas tea party/dr. Heckle & Mr. Jibe Co 3167 E FLETCHER HENDERSON WANTED I NEVER CARE BOUT TOMORROW/HE 'S THE CO 209 N BENNY CARTER You'll never get heaven/that 's Georgia Co 202 N (Any; new) Muscle shoals blues/Houston blues Co 164 N DUKE ELLINGTON Prince of wails/mandy make up your mind Para 20367 n (ANY) Old black joe's bl/potomac river bl vo 14740 N BILL COLEMAN TEDDY HILL (Any; new) AT THE RUG CUTTER'S BALL/BLUE RHYTHM FAN VO 3247 N LIONEL HAMPTON HERE COMES COOKE/GOT ME OOIN' THINGS Me 13351 E LOST LOVE (NEW) MAGGIE JONES TOMMY OORSEY South street blues/Dallas blues Co I4ii4 N So what/Quiet please RICHARD JONES' JAZZ WIZARDS Swing high Hot and reaoy/it's a low down thing Para 12705 V BENNY GOOOMAN SEXTETTE THE JUNGLE BAND (Any; new) Co BLACK AND BLUE/JUNGLE JAMBOREE BR 4492 E+- CHU BERRY KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS Ebb tide/my secret love affair var 657 MAKIN' FRIENOS/l GET THE BLUES( F . R I CH ) BA 6360 E+ count basie LEROV'S DALLAS BAND Rocking the blues (new) OK 6010 GOING AWAY BLUES/TAMPA SHOUT Co 14402 N LESTER YOUNG TED LEW I (Any; new) WABASH BLUE3/F AREWELL BLUES CO 2029 N charlie barnet Oh, baby/Start the band Co 1391 N Ring oem bells (new) GLAO RAG DOLL/lflHEN THE CURTAIN COMES 00WN CO 1709 N GENE KRUPA Barnyard blues/There'll be some changes Co 170 N (Any; new) Br Sweet little you/Eccentri c Co 195 N TED LEWIS Royal garden blues/Dallas blues Co 2527 E YOUR BRUSH IN SUNSHINE Co 2467 A jazz holiday/Jungle blues Co 1525 E TEDDY WILSON LOUISIANA SUGAR BABES (any; new) Co —. 'Sippi/Willow TREE Vi 21348 N fore ign swing HAZEL MEYERS (acc. by F. Henderson 4 J.Smith) records Awful moanin* blues/He's never gonna Vo 14709 N (Anyi new) vic. meyers music lionel hampton Rose room/March of guard(kinckerbackers) Co 2i20 n (Any; new) 16 2 COTTOH BOLLS. Copyright, 1901, by Frank G. Fite 1 ) l AUCTION AUCTION NORMAN LIFSCHITZ 1023 Ave., St. John, Bronx, N.Y. Auct ion exp i res novemDer ju, ly+o RED ALLEN ( BENNY GOODMAN, CONTINUED) Feelin' drowsy VI 38080 N DIZZY SPELLS (QUARTET) VI 25822 E ^- E Rug CUTTERS 6W 1 NG Co 35676 N Opus ( quartet ) VI 26091 MILDRED BA ILEY A 6M00TH ONE ( SEXTET) CO 3609S E Sentimental reasons Vo 3367 E GENE GOLDKETTE I'D RATHER LISTEN TO YOUR EYES Vo 3056 E Slow rivei VI 25354 fi MORE THAN YOU KNOW VO 3378 E CLEMENTINE VI 25283 N SIDNEY 8ECHET B 1 LL COLEMAN Chant in the night VA 475 E 1 AIN'T GOT NOBODY Sw NG 14 E BIX 8EIDERBECKE LIONEL HAMPTON Sorry, since my best gal VO 4140 E STOMPOLOGY Vl 25601 E In a mist (solo) Vo 3150 N Stomp Vl 25535 E Jazz me blues Vo 3042 N HOT MALLETS Vl 26371 E benny carter BUZZIN' AROUND WITH THE BEE Vl 25575 E Cocktails for two BB 10998 N I'M IN THE MOOD FOR SWING Vl 2601 1 V Melancholy lullaby Vo 4980 E Down home jump VI 261 14 V Singin' the blues VO 3279 N FLETCHER HENDERSON buster bailey Blue lou vo 321 1 E Call of the delta VO 2887 E Jangle nerves VI 25317 E CASA LOMA HARRY JAMES Black jazz BR 6242 N JESSE Br 8350 E Blue jazz BR 6611 N BOO woo Br 8318 E San sue strut OK 41403 N Blues in my heart (mildred bailey) BR 6199 E JOHN KIRBY BUNNY BERIGAN The turf Vo 4653 E Jazz me blues Vl 26244 E Little gates special V 1.26338 E GENE KRUPA Mother goose VI 25616 E Swing is here Vl 25276 G Caravan VI 25653 E DUKE ELLINGTON MEZZ MEZZRO* Tiger rag, parts i & 1 BR 6510 N Hot club stomp VI 25612 E Sol i tuoe BR 6987 N Blues in disguige Vl 25636 E Sophisticated laoy Bp 6600 M Black a tan fantasy BR 6682 N WINGY MANNONE Jazz potpourri Br 8293 N NICKLE IN THE SLOT OK 41573 showboat shuffle BR 7461 M MANNONE BLUE6 BB 7763 F. All god's chillun got rhythm HA 1 37 N CALLAS BLUES BB 6375 E Sepia panarama VI 26731 E CORRINE CORRINA B8 10266 E IN A ME LO T ONE Vl 267H8 E NEVER NO LAMENT VI 261 10 E FRANK IE NEWTON Stevedore stomp BB 6306 E Jam fever VO 4851 Double check stomp BB 6450 E Tab's blues VO 4821 N Rompin'/Minor jive BB 10186 E COOT IE Wl LL 1 AMS ROSETTA BB 10176 E Downtown uproar VA 527 N Blues, my baby gave to me BB 10216 E barney bigard or n M i r ufti c Caravan Vo. 3809 N KL U N 1 L HULb FROL 1 C SAM Vo 3813 N D 1 NAH VO 4599 E JOHNNY HODGES RED NORVO Rent party blues VO 5180 N HOLE IN THE WALL BR 6562 I'M IN ANOTHER WORLO Vo 4622 E T 1 1 RED SO CKS Vo 5533 E C. MOREHOUSE BLUES IN E FLAT 608 E BENNY GOODMAN Good-bye VI 25215 E FRANK IE TRUMBAUR CHANGES Vl 25634 E China boy Br 6912 E ST. LOUIS BLUES VI 2541 E Life goes to a party Vl 25726 V Clarinet marmalade VO 4412 N Jam session VI 25497 E V 1 Ml" ftl 1 tlFD HOUSE HOP Vl 25350 E K 1 No UL 1 V LK Star dust VI 25329 E RHYTHM CLUB STOMP Vl 38137 Smoke house E VI 26107 Mule face blues 6678 E Russian lullaby VI 26060 E Stompin' at the savoy Vl 25247 E ART IE SHAW V/RAPPIN' IT UP Vl 25880 E Chant VO 4539 RlFFIM' AT THE RITZ Vl 25445 E Basin' st. blues VI 25258 E NOBLE SISSLE FAREWELL BLUES VI 26095 E Bandana dayb(bechet) VA 552 N KING PORTER STOMP VI 25090 E 1 NEVER KNEW Vl 26089 E joe venuti RUNNIN WILD (QUARTET) Vl 25529 E Moon glow BB 5520 E I'M A DING DONG OADOY ( QUARTET VI 25725 E vibraphonia Co 2782 N J d t N ) 1 07211 AUCTION J. 0' BYRNE DE WITT AUCTION 51 Warren Street, Roxbury (19), Mass. Auction expires November 28, I9H3. 1/ 1 MP HI 1 l/CD K 1 Nb ULIVcK Weather bird rag/Dipper mouth blues ge 5 1 32 V 3AVANNAn SYNLUrfl 1 UKo Wa wa wa/Someday sweetheart Br 3373 E IC*I 1 V Dm t IIDDTDKI I JLLLY KULL MUK UN Sidewalk blues/Dead man blues V 20252 V | V JLLLY KULL MUK 1 UN Boogaboo/Kansas City stomps V 380 10 V I ICl I V DPI 1 llftDTAM JLLLY HULL MUKIUN Oil well/if someone would love me V 1 2332 V II LUU 1 S ARMS I RUNb hotter than that/savoy blueb OK 8535 V LOU 1 S ARMSTRONG Tiger rag/Dinah OK 8800 V LUUI5 AKM5IRUNU Ain't misbehav in '/Black and blue OK 4 1 276 V LUU 1 5 ARMS! RUNG. When you're smiling/some of these days OK 41 298 V I ni i i c A duictdhmp n LUU to AKMolKUNu Confess i '/if 1 could be with you OK 4 1 448 V 1 nil 1 C ADHCTDPiMP LUU 1 5 AKMolKUNb Them there eyeb/little joe OK 4 1 50 V LUU 1 o AKMblKUNU Sleepy time down bouth/zou rascal you OK 4 1 504 V 1 ("111 1 C AOUCTDflMO LUU 1 5 AKMo 1 KUNu Georgia on my i^ind/lazy river OK 4| 54 i V « PI A DC t IPC HI 1 1 1 t AIIC Dl R fl 1 Q 1 uLAKLNLt WILLIAMS* bl. Everybody love6 my baby/of all the wrongs you've OK O 1 D 1 G \/ 1 DP HI 1 1 II CTflM V 1 Kb 1 N 1 A L 1 O I UN Early i h the morn i ng/g i ve i t to me good OK G iiinp if mure c- MAbb 1 t JUNLo Thunderstorm blues/poor hoube blueb b U 1 4050 iiAppjitr mure Pn I A/~\^Ci MAuu 1 L JUNLo Early every morn '/if i lobe let me lose UU 1 *»U3y V nppp i C CM J 1 TU 1 BLbS 1 L 5M 1 In RECKLESS BLUEs/SOBB 1 HEARTED BLUE6 Co 1 4056 V BESSIE SMITH Carele6s Love blues/he's gone blues Co 1 4083 V DUKE ELLINGTON Down in our alley blues CO 1076 V niii/c i iiiatmi n i UUKt LLL 1 Nb 1 UN Slippery horn/Drop me off at harlem BR Ojc. V niltfF Ft t 1 MRTAW UU i'-L LL L 1 lib 1 UN Jive stomp/i 'm satisfied Br 6638 y UUNL LLLM-lblUlM Old apple tree/h arlem "sp eaks Br 6646 y m iicf fiii wattin w UUI\L LLL 1 Mb 1 UIM NEW BROOM/BUNDLE OF BLUES Br 6607 ni iicr I i Cta n\f v mrc Turn /Cnou ictiPateti 1 *r\v mataw1'. rd n 1 1 UUISL. L L L du 1 U O 1 UHMY hlA 1 ntK/ oUrn [bl IIAILU LAUY OH 6600 y ni iwf n i i MfiTnw Cuj rrT uaii * Ahu cm vnn inr ct* i imp 1 lib UUNL LLL M lb 1 UIM oWLl MAMA/HrltN YUU Kb. bM 1 L 1 Br 68 1 1 y 1 ni 1 k"F Fl 1 1 MR TDK UU r\L LLL 1 lib 1 UP> J olly wog/Jazz convuls i ons Br 68 1 y OlA JULLY JLOlLKOj Oklahoma stomp/Once or twice vo 1449 E It IM 1 F P P HDQ \ I b JUN L La UOD j SONNY QREER Saturday night function/Beggars' blues Vo 30 1 E 1 JOE TURNER & MEMPH IS MEN M l SS 1 SS 1 PP 1 MOAN/BREEZE AND MELT Co 8 1 3 N WASHING TON IANS Mississippi here I am/it's tight like that Ca 9064 V r MILLS MERRY MAKERS St. JAMES INFIRMARY D 1 VA 3 1 04 E JOHNNY HODGES Savoy strut/Good gal blues VO 5 1 70 N FLETCHER HENDERSON JANGLED NERVES/ALWAY6 IN LOVE WITH YOU VI 253 1 V | FLETCHER HENDERSON St. louis shuffle/Variety stomp VI 20944 V CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA Blue rhythm/You rascal you Cr 3 180 c LUIS RUSSELL Panama/high tension OK 8849 L LUIS RUSSELL doctor blues/Feeling the spirit OK 8766 E CELESTIN'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA MY JOSEPH Ne/Stat i on CALLS CO 636 V woman/She 6aves smiles for Vl 2 3292 V WILTON CRAWLEY Big time me ) JOSEPH ROBECHAUX Jig music/you keep me in sin vo V FRANK IE FRANKO Golden lily blues/somebody stole my gal (Punch Miller) me 1 2009 V CECIL SCOTT In a corner/Lawd,lahd VI 38098 V JACK BLAND Yes 6UH/| 'D do anything for you PE 1 565 V JACK BLAND it's gonna be you/Shine on your shoes PE 1 5689 V RHYTHMAKERS yellow dog blues/yes suh ME 1 248 I DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Darktuwn jub i lee/Beale street sheik Vl 23264 MILLS BLUE RHYTHM CONGO CARAVAN/RIDE RED RIDE Co 3087 ; DUKE WILSON Beale street blues/old grey bonnet Pe 156 1 JOE MANNONE Cat's head/Sadness will be gladness Co 14282 r I , NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS Flat- foot/Mad dog CO 14337 ; 1 NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS GATEMOUTh/PERD 1 DO STREET BLUE6 CO 698 0 'BRYANT-BLYTHE-TAYLOR Red not mama/Drunk man's strut Para 12246 I i JABBO SMITH Ace of rhythms/Take me to the river Br 7071 G+ RAINEY L06T WANDERING BLUES/DREAM BLU ES ( P I CTURE LABEL para I2C98 V MA i LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS Nobody's sweetheart/Mississippi mud vo 15657 V MOUND CITY BL. BLOWERS YOU RASCAL YOU/^)ARKTOWN strutters ball OK 41526 V TED LEWIS(GERMAN LABEL) Dallas blues/royal garden blues Co-GE DW 4053-1 E Ted LEWIS Dallas blues/Royal garden blues CO 2527 E HAL KEMP Jazz me blues/Bride comes home BR 7912 1 S l i A FOR DISPOSITION First four letters of collector's name.^ 2 3 4 5 6 3USTER 8A I LEY For address, see page 2. I Call of the delta/shangha 35677 MILDRED BAILEY St. lcuis blues/Arkansas blues VO 4801 M T-A 1.00 STUR METHOD OF DISPOSITION: "SAL FOR SALE AT PRICE INDICATEO; FRANK BAnTA "TRA* FOR" TRA*, TRADE AUC\ AT World is waiting/Dorothy Vl 21821 N SAL .95 JACO AUCTION, CLOSING DATE FORBIDS, Nov. 30, 1943; "t-a, FOR TIPPY BARTON TKAUE OR" AUCTION? "T-S* FOR SALE OR TRADE; "STA* FOR SALE High brown cheater/Double VO 1742 E AUC CLAR TRADE OR AUCTION. COUNT BASIE to Chicago OK 6244 T-A condition of record :n 9i20 special/Goin' E e—excellent ;v—very go Basie boogie/Let me see OK 6330 F T-A .75 Jaco G-goqd; F-fair; P-poo And the angels sing/if i did vo 4784 Q+T-A .90 Jaco TAL0G NUMBER OF Blues I like to hear OE 2284 V AUC .85 Jaco OF RECORD" dupree blues/red wagon DE 3071 G HENR I LABEL Out the window DE 1581 G STA MCKE king joe/parts i & 2 OK 6475 N AUC CHES cherokee, parts i & 2 De 2406 F+AUC Ches IRVING AARONSON 1 2 3 4 6 good morning blues De 1446 V AUC CHES Crazy words/never see Maggie Vi 20473 E Auc Clah SIDNEY BECKET ADRIAN'S RAMBLERS lay your racket/l want you BB 10472 N T-S HERR GET GO IN' BR 6786 N SAL I .00 QUA I indian 6ummer/preachin blues BB 10623 N T-S HERR HENRY ALLEN Sleepy time down south/i ain't VI 27447 N T-S Herr Ho* do they do it/funny fea. VI 38088 N T— HERR The mooche/Blues in air Vl 20151 N T-A Edel KK B00GIE6 OK 6281 N T-A KAPL Coming virginia/Georgia cabin VI 27904 E T— Edel BIFFLY BLUES/SHOULO BE YOU VI 38073 N TRA Mart Lay your racket BB 10472 N T-A KRON Rug cutters swing Me V TRA Ha he Chant in the night Vo 4575 G SAL 1.00 Galb Body and soul/(arm6trong,rev) OO 36282 N AUC VOGE BIX BE IDERBECKE Pleasing paul/it should be u BB 10235 N AUC VOGE Ol' man river/%a-da(lam. crack) OK 4ioee V T-A Davi WHY DON'T YOU PRACTISE WHAT PE 15933 G T-A Gayl In a mist (piano solos) vo 3150 N T-A Davi Picture me without you V0 3306 N TRA Grov Jazz me blues/Jazz band ball OK 3042 N T-A 1 .00 STUR ALL STAR BAND IN A MIST OK 3150 N T-A KAPL CHLOE VI 2 1 149 E AUC COX Somebody stole my gal Vo N T-A KAPL ALBERT AMMONS Davenport blues(rhythm juqgl) QE 5654 V T-* 12.50 MITC b.w.stomp/(cleo brown, rev.) DE 3386 E T-A • Edel BUNNY BERIGAN Earlv am blues/bechet,rev. ) DE 3521 E T-A Edel it's the little things/somew. 25868 I .00 Jaco EARLY AM BLUES OE 975 G 8TA - MCKE Ebb tide/great to meet a fr. 25666 N T-A Davi LIL ARMSTRONG RlNKA TINKA MAN/l DANCE ALONE 25820 N T-A Dav i 1 OR LEAVE ME ALONE/BROWN 0AL DE 1092 V SAL can't get started/pr t s0ners 36208 N T-A Davi LOUJS ARMSTRONG Frank i e and johnny 25616 G SAL I .00 Galb Dear old southland OK 41454 N TRA Two in love/'tis autumn El 5005 E SAL I .00 Galb THE SKELETON IN CLOSET/HURDY DE 949 N T-S Herr Can't get started( 12*) 36208 E AUC Cox Mahogany hall stomp/Beau koo OK 8680 a AUC cult Me and my melinda El 5019 E AUC Cox STAR OUST/WRAP YOUR TROUBLES OK 41530 V AUC Cult JIMMY BERTRAND ' WHEN YOU'RE 6MILING/S0ME OF OK 41298 G AUC CULT I 'M GOIN' HUNTIN' G T-A KAPL Bessie couldn't/Dallas blues OK 8774 V AUC Cult PAUL BIESE TRIO n YOU CAN DEPEND/l GOT RHYTHM Co 2590 V AUC CULT that moan i ' melody ' G STA 1 .00 DEVA Sweet sue/Mississippi basin VI 2432 V AUC Cult barney bigard LAWD YOU MADE/KEEP IN OUT OF CO 2646 V AUC CULT Lament for javanette/Ready ed I 1 098 N T-S HERR 1 CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING UHOA 35-36 V TRA Pens "C" blues/Brown suede I 1581 N T-A 1 .00 Jaco 3040 TRA PENS Exactly like you/ain't misbe VO E "c* blues/brown suede I 1581 N SAL I .00 Jaco WEST END BLUES/GOT NO BLUES OK 3204 V TRA PENS "C" blues/brown suede I 1581 N T-A THOM Potato head blues/heebie jeebiCo 35660 E TRA —— Pens Honey hush/just another 5663 N T-A THOM Snow ball/honey, oo VI 24369 G+T-A 1.00 Jaco JACK BLAND RHYTHMAKERS CONFESS IN/lF 1 COULD BE WITH vo 3059 E AUC CLAR Who stole lock/someone stole V AUC Cult BASIN 6T.BL/ST. LOUIS BLUES CONQ 9124 N T-A I .00 STUR BLUE GRASS FQOTWARmERS WEST END/GOT NO BLUES vo 3024 N T-A Old folks shuffle/Charleston V AUC WHIT Home Co 2606 V SAL BLUES CHASERS Jeepers creepers DE 2267 F 8AL .75 CALL Charleston/what a smile E AUC WHIT ST. LOUIS blues BB 5280 N T-.A KAPL JIMMY BLYTHE Too busy (accomp.) OK 8596 V T-A KAPL Mr. Freddie slues Para 12370 Q T-A HENR WHEN IT'S SLEEPY TIME DOWN OK 41504 V TRA Tayl Endurance stomp CH 40025 E T-A Qayl The lonesome road VO 3026 V TRA Tayl CONNIE BOSWELL WEST END Bl/MUGGLES(hOT 5) CO 36377 N TRA Tayl Nobody's sweetheart/Dinah De 3425 V SAL 1.00 Galb Save it mama/ellington>rev. ) DE 3516 E+T-A EDEL BOSWELL SISTERS SOUTHLAND(ALLEN,BODY It S,REv) Co 36282 E+T-A Edel HAND ME DOWN/OOGGONE Br 6335 N T-S Sche ST. LOU IS BLUES BB 5280 N T-A Kron BROADWAY BELL HOPS ROCKIN' CHAIR Co 2688 N AUC .75 H.sm Mary lou ha 243 N 8AL 1.00 Galb TWO DEUCES OK 8641 E AUC .75 H.SM henry brown Henry brown blues Para 12825 G T-A SOME OF THE6E DAYS OK 8729 G SAL 1 .00 QUA HENR WEST END BLUES OK 41078 N T-A HoLl willie bryant gone Dear old southland CO E TRA .50 MAHE Long Vl 25129 N SAL 1 .00 QUA 1 Jerry the junker/Long about Vl 25045 E AUC VOGE West end blues OK V TRA moonrise on the lowlands BB 6362 E T-A Umph Muqgles VO E TRA BUCKTOWN five Coal cart blues/down in honky De 18091 N AUC VOGE HOT MITTENS Clax 40353 N TRA Horn Dai las blues/Bessie OK 8774 a STA TRES BUDDY-MOSS WEST END BLUES (HOT 5) OK 8597 V AUC Cox PROWLING woman/When I'm DEAD PE 0231 N AUC WHIT Blue turning grey over you OK 4678 F+T-A Qayl HENRY BliSSE 1 GOT RHYTHM CO 2590 G T-A GAYL Under your spell De 1077 Q+SAL 1.00 Call MUSKRAT RAMBLE OK 8300 a TRA Grov california ramblers GENE AUTRY Pardon the glove/yes she oo Co 992 Q SAL .75 Galb FRANK IE JOHNNY VE 7063 V+T-A Grit You know me alabam Co 153 a SAL .75 Galb 23 l ii i AS FOR DISPOSITION BLANCHE CALLOWAY U JOY BOYS IDA COX ! leeo lov in/Rhythm in river VI 22641 E AUC Clar Graveyard dream/weary way Para 12044 G AUC STEI LOVELESS LOVE VI 22659 V T-e 1 .00 Call Bama BOUND/LO 'IN' is the th Para 12045 G AUC STEI CAB CALLOWAY Any woman's bl/8lue Monday Para 12053 F AUC STEI F.D.R. J0NE6/ANGELS WITH DIRT vo 449B V+SAL. 1 .00 Jaco Chicago bouno/love my wan Para 12056 F AUC STEI NOBODY'S SWEETHEART Ba 33074 V SAL 1 .00 Call Chattanooga hl/Rampart st Para 12063 F AUC STEI Ghost of a chance (chu) o< 5687 E+TPA MART Lawdy,lawdy/moani n 'groan in Para 12064 F AUC STEI - MINNIE THE MOOCHEr/ST . LOU 1 8 B Vo 4753 N AUC VOGE Uama doo she/worrieo mama Para 12085 F AUC STEI WE GO WELL TOGETHER OK 6341 N AUC COX WORRIED ANY HO«/CH{CAGO VON Para 12202 G AUC STEI TaPPIN* OFF OK 6547 N AUC Cox Death letter/Kentucky man Para 12220 F AUC STEI CAMPBELL h BURR i/iLO woman/Cherry picking Para 12228 F AUC STEI (several) CO F 6TA i .oo deva MISS.RIVER/GRAVEYEARD BOUND para 12251 G AUC STEI JOE CANDULLO COFFIN' Bl/R.AUBLING(cHIP) Para 12318 V AUC STEI I6TH ST. STRUT Ha 208 G SAL 1 .00 Galb Last mile/Can't quit Para N AUC STEI LEROY CARR Chicago monkey man blues Para 12202 G T-A HENR TRUTHFUL BLUES VO 1232 G T-A HENR RING CROSBY STRAIGHT ALKY BLUES | & 2 Vo 1200 Q TRA HENR STARLI GHT/HOW LONG WILL IT Br 6259 V AUC Cult BENNY CARTER SENTIMENTAL SIOE/^EART TAKING DE 1648 V T-A Cult Shuffleberg sh/More than you vo 5508 N T-S HERR Sweet lailani/^lue Hawaii De 1 175 V T— Cult Plymouth rock/melancholy Vo 4984 N T-S HERR Fine romance (& Dixie Lee) DE 907 V T-A Cult CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA just one more ch/Sweet potato De 2999 V T-A Cult Alexander's band/Grey bonnet Br 6100 V AUC CLAR The touch of your lips/Twil De 757 E SAL 1 .00 JACO Royal garden blues Co 2884 N AUC .75 H.SM Basin st. blues De 1483 N AUC .35 H.SM SHADOWS OF LOVE Br 6738 N SAL 1 .00 OUAI Red sails in the sunset De V T-A Garr Maybe I'm wrong/invitation De 287 N TRA Mart D 1 NAH Br 6240 V SAL 1.00 Ouai Blue moo^/Where there's De 312 N TRA Mart I you're laughing/i got my love De 1 126 N TRA MART GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART Br 6203 V T-6 MELL Swing high/Please keep De 1 129 N TRA Mart Here lies love Br 6406 V T-6 MELL BOB CAUSER AND CORNELL IANS Street of dreams Br 6464 V T-S MELL ALONE AT A TABLE FOR 2/l 'M Ba P T-A Qarr Day you came along Br 6644 T-o MELL THE CELLAR BOYS Our b o love scene Br 6696 0 T— MELL Wailin' blues/Trying to stop HRS N TRA HORN Day you came along OK 2830 T-S MELL Wailin' blues/Trying to stop HRS 3 N TRA MART Let's all meet at my house De 4162 AUC COX CHAMPION JAZZ BAND BOB CROSBY MY SUNNY TENNESSEE VI 21634 G SAL 1 .00 Galb Lean i n on top rail/Shake down De 3027 V T-A Cult CHARLESTON CHASERS Whispers in dark/^9reakin my De 1346 V T-A Cult BASIN ST.BLUEs/BEALE ST. Co 2415 V AUC Cult A D PABTS & 2 ° E 2275 V T-A Cult AFTER YOU'RE GONE/SOMEDAY 6W co 861 V AUC Cult ' g'n*m°ll b ues 1 170 Q 6TA MCKE Wabash blues/Davenport BLUES Co 909 E T-A Davi SUMMERTIME E 2205 E SAL l .00 Galb CHICAGO LOOPERS BERN IE CUMMINS Clorinda pe 14910 E TRA Kapl the CH ICAGOANS WHEN A WOMAN LOVES A MAN VI G+sal 1 .00 Call Liza P«E e TRA 1.50 Mahe PUTNEY DANDRIDGE chocolate dandies MR. BLUEBIRD Vo 2935 E TRA TAYL Dee 8LUE6 Co E TRA 1 .50 HAHE Santa claus/Eeny MEENY vo 3083 G+TRA Mart EDDIE CONDON Mary had lamb/Star vo 3287 V TRA Mart Someday sweetheart De 18041 £ SAL .75 Qua CHEEK TO CHEEK/LOVELY DAY Vo 3006 V AUC iHIT Serious thing/gonna stomp Up. 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WAIL Br 80003 E TRA TAYL Santa claus/Eeny meeny miny Vl 25195 E T-S Lion Down in our alley blues Co 1076 N T-A Henr 1 MUST SEE ANNIE TONIGHT Vl 261 10 E T-6 Lion BLACK AND TAN FANTASY OK 40955 G T-A Henr I LET A SONG/FEELIN' HIGH Vl 25840 E T-6 Lion GlDOYBUG gallop Vi 27502 E SAL .75 QUA 1 YOU TURNED THE TABLES ON ME Vl 29531 E T-S Lion •arm valley Vi 26796 N SAL .75 OUAI »HEN 1 GO A DREAM) N'/BLUE Vl 26061 E T-S Li on MERRY GO ROUND/ADMIRATION BR 7440 E SAL 1.25 QUA1 IN A 6ENTI MENTAL MOOD/THESE Vl 25351 E T-S Lion TRUK'PET in spades BR 7752 N T-S SCHE When a lady meets a gent/you Vl 25434 E T— Lion SAM AND DELILAH VI 23036 N T-S SCHE Scatterbra in/One sweet letter CO 35241 E T-S Lion Ring dem bells/3 little words VI 25076 N TRA Mart Frenesi/Hard to get CO 35863 E T-S LION MOOD INDIG0/S0LITUDE(S0L0S) Br N TRA Mart Night and day/Beyono the moon CO 35410 E T-S LION Ring dem bells/3 little words VI 22528 E AUC WHIT Wrappin* IT UP Vl 25880 E SAL I .00 Galb A lonely coed Co F AUC WHIT RlFFIN' AT THE RITZ Vl 25445 E SAL l .00 Galb NEW E.ST. 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JOHNNY HODGES Beggars blues wo 3012 V SAL 1.50 QUA 1 LOST IN MEDITATION VO 4242 V T-A GAYL HALFWAY HOUSE ORCHESTRA DOOJI WOO vo 4849 a T-A GAYL i Maple leaf rag Co 476 N TRA HORN BILLIE HOLLIDAY E Squeeze me/n.o. shuffle Co 541 G SAL 1.00 Qua i SUMMERTIME/Bl LLI '6 BLUES Vo 3288 V AUC STEI GEORGE HALL HOTEL TAFT 0RCH SENTIMENTAL SIOE/CALL IT SW vo 3947 V AUC STEI WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN BB 5662 V SAL i.oo Call BODY 4 SOUL/GOING TC GET US vo 5481 N AUC STEI SLEEPY HALL 4 COLLEGIANS TIME ON MY HANDS/'PULLING vo 5991 K AUC STEI IT MUST BE TRUE/JUST A GIGOLO He 12066 G+AUC Clar ST. 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JONES Easy money Co V TRA 1.50 Ma he Maybe someday/all night bl Ge 5172 E T-A D,v, Honeysuckle rose Co E TRA 1.50 MAHE 29th 4 DEARBORN OK 8260 G T-A Kapl Blue rhythm Cr E TRA 1.50 MAHE Smoked meat blues Vl 20859 N AUC .75 H.SM Saving myself for you/Little vo 4154 V AUC VOGE Tickle britches blues Vl 38040 N TRA Mart Grass is always greener Re 9683 G 6AL 1 .00 GALB JUNGLE KINGS SUD BUST 1 N BLU ES Br 2592 E T-A GAYL Darktown strutters ball UHCA 4 N T-A KRON Stampede/Jackass blues Co 654 G T-A GAYL ART KASSEL HORACE HENDERSON CLOUDs/l 'M KEEPING THOSE BB V T-A Garr You're mine you/swing in vo 5606 E AUC VOGE KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS Honeysuckle rose vo 5579 E T-A UMPH Shirt tail stomp/Tiger rag 8a 6355 G T-A Cult KITTY ON TOAST vo 5433 E T-A Umph Four or five times Ba 6295 F SAL •75 Ouai Ain't misbehavin' OK 5900 E T-A UMPH HENRY KING LEROY HENDERSON Blues serenade De 1063 N AUC .75 H.Su GOOO SCUFFLE Bl/GOOD GRIND vo 02979 E AUC Cult JOHN KIRBY ROSA HENDERSON 1 MAY BE WRONG/OPUS 5 vo 5048 G+T-A .90 Jaco MIDNIGHT BLUES Vl 19124 E AUC .75 H.Su GENE KRUPA MIDNIGHT BLUES Vl 19124 V AUC VOGE Drummer boy/Looking for you OK 5747 V T-A Cult WOODY HERMAN High on a winoy hill/It all OK 5883 E+SAL .50 Jaco WINTERTIME DREAMS/GOOSE HANGS De 1056 E+SAL 1.00 JACO 1 HEAR MUSIC/NIGHTINGALE OK 5802 N SAL .75 jaco Fan it/South Oe 3761 E SAL 1.00 Qalb WIRE BRUSH ST/WHAT GOES ON OR 8166 G+sal .85 Jaco BERTHA "CHIPPIE" HILL Love in my heart/Chop, chop Co 35490 E 6AL i .00 Jaco Trouble in mi no/g .man(lou i s) ok 8312 F AUC Whit WHEN SWALLOWS COME BACk/ALL Co 35520 E SAL i.OO Jaco TINY HILL I'LL NEVER SMILE AGAIN/MAYBE OK 5643 E SAL i.OO Jaco Oream girl/oooole 000 OK 5060 E SAL 1 .00 JACO Drummer boy/looking for you OK 5747 E SAL 1 .00 JACO AULD LANG SYNE/i'LL KEEP ON VO 5275 E SAL 1.00 JACO Marcheta/symphony in riffs CO 35387 N SAL i .00 Jaco EARL HINES SWING IS HERE/l HOPE GABRIEL 88 10705 N T-A 1 .00 Stur P 1 ANOLOGY/FLANQ DOODLE SW vo 3501 V AUC CULT WIRE BRUSH STOMP BR 8166 E T-A Umph Blue nights/Grand piano bl BB 6744 E AUC Cult Who/Full dress hop OK 6009 N AUC Ches juli a/Japanese sandman De 654 V AUC Cult ire BRUSH stomp Hal' OK 6106 N AUC CHES BOOGIE WOOGIE ON ST. LOU IS BL BB 10674 N SAL .75 JACO Blue rhythm fantasy OK 5627 V AUC Ches Qlao rag dol L/'Rosett a(solos) BB 10555 N T-A Davi BILLY KYLE A MONDAY DATE co 2800 G 6AL 1 .00 Call FlNISHIN' UP a date/'Between DE 2740 N T-S HERR rosetta (kirk, rev.) De 3517 E T-A Edel TOMMY LADNIER BOOGIE WOOGIE ON ST. LOUIS BL BB 10074 N T-A henr Really the bl/When you & 1 BB 10089 N T-6 HERR WE FOUND ROMANCE Br 6960 N SAL 1.50 Qua i EDDIE LANG GRAND TERRACE 6HUFFLE 8B 10351 E SAL 1.00 Gals ADD A LITTLE WIGGLE (SOLO) OK 41 134 N T-A Davi N S A 6 N FOR DISPOSITION MEZZ MESIROW SAM LAN I hot club stomp/Swing session VI 25612 AUC CULT SOMEDAY SWEETHEART Ca 2578 G SAL 1 .00 Galb LAN IN 'S FAMOUS PLAYERS Melody from the sky/lost BB 6320 T-A UMPH 1 Wabash blues GE 9180 G SAL 1 .00 Galb MES 1 ROW—LADN ER 1 AIN'T GONNA GIVE BB 10090 AUC EIN MEADE LUX LEW 1 Bear cat crawl Vo 4608 N TRA Horn REVOLUTIONARY BLUES BB 10088 AUC HE IN TED LEWIS COMIN' ON BB 10085 N AUC HE IN Harmonica harry/you've got Co 2088 E AUG Olar VIC MEYERS WABASH BL(E)/FAREIVELL Bl(G+) Co 2029 OAVI SPRINGTIME RAG BR 2630 E SAL 1 .00 Galb Just around the corner CO 504 G 6AL 1 .00 Call MIDNIGHT A 1 RDALES WISTFUL AND BLUE CO 844 N T-S SCHE Swanee shuffle/Gotta have CO 1981 N AUC Ste i LIMEHOUSE BLUES/ROSES OF CO 1784 E+T-A SCHE MIDWAY DANCE ORCHESTRA Dinah/Lonesome road co 2181 E+T-S SCHE Buddy's habits CO 51 N AUC HE IN Aunt hagar's blues Co 3879 V SAL .75 Galb LIZZIE MILES Farewell bl/Wabash(Tesch) CO 2029 G AUC WHIT My man of war blues Vl 2"i28 1 N AUC .75 H.Sm San/aunt hagar's blues co 21 13 V AUC VOGE BUBBER MILEY Hot lips Co 3676 E T-S 1.00 Galb PENALTY OF LOVE Vl 23010 AUC .75 H.Sm LITTLE BROTHER GLENN MILLER Star oust/Melancholy baby BB 10665 N SAL .75 JACO FAR 1 6H 8TREET JIVE BB 6894 N T-A HENR LITTLE RAMBLERS RAY MILLER Melancholy baby/Oeep elm Co 423 E AUC Cult Weary blues/i ain't got nob. Br 3677 E AUC Cult Got no time/Look who's here CO 403 V AUC Cult SISTER KATE Br 3829 N SAL 1 .00 qua 1 here 1 am(muggsy] Br 1 94 SAL Qua 1 Got no time/look who's here co 403 G SAL 1 .00 Galb Mississippi 4 E 1*50 MILLS BLUE RHYTHM BAND Swamp blues/play it red CO 1 103 V SAL 1.00 Galb CLARENCE LOFTON Solitude/keep rhythm going co 2994 V AUC Cult Spitfire/Back beats Co 3020 Cult 1 DON'T know SA 12009 N TRA HORN V AUC GUY LOMBARDO There's rhythm in harlem Co 3071 E TRA Tayl Weatherman/Isn't this a DE G T-A GARR mills merry makers VINCENT LOPEZ Moan in' low Ba 64 2 E T— Grit Chapel in the mOonli ght/Take PE V T— Garr M 1 SSOUR 1 ANS LOVE AND LEARN/LET'S PUT OUR OR F T-A Garr OZARK MOUNTAIN BLUES Vl 38071 N AUC .75 .Sm LOUISIANA SUGAR BABES SCOTTY BLUES/400 HOP Vl 38084 N TRA Mart PERSIAN RUG VI 27346 V AUC HE IN MIFF MOLE LUMBERJACKS HOT T 1 ME/DARKTOWN STRUTTERS OK 40784 V+T-S Gri t WHOOPEE ST (MAST. 3514) RO 834 E+t-a Davi HONOLULU Bl/THE NEW TWISTER OK 40984 V T-A Davi ' BEAUTY ( 34 1 ( ELL 1 NGTON )RO 775 V T-A GAYL Alexander s/Trumbauer,b i x, Rev Co 36280 E+T-A Edel BLACK 1 ) ) JIMMIE LUNCEFORD TOOTS MONDELLO AIN'T SHE SWEET/WHAT IS THIS VO 4875 N T-S Kerr SHADES OF JADE ROYALE 1823 N T-A MPH RAGGIN' THE SCALES de 1364 N AUC .35 H.Sm JULIA MOODY ABE LYMAN LAST NIGHT BLUES/STR i VI N BL CO 14087 V+T-S GR 1 T San/weary weazel Br 3964 G SAL 1.00 Call JELLY ROLL MORTON SAM MANNING 4 COLE JAZZ Deep creek blues BB 5333 V TRA HORN LET GO MY HEART/BUNCO Co 141 10 V+T-S Grit Mr. Jelly roll (steamboat 4)tr ANGLE 11397 V TRA HORM WINGY MANNONE strokin' away/low gravy BB 8302 N T-S HERR Martha/the flat foot floogie BB 7621 E+6AL 1 .00 JACO Steamboat stomp/Smoke house BB 8372 N T-S HERR HOW LONQ BLUES/BLUE LOU 10749 N .75 STUR BB T-A Turtle twist/smilin' blues BB 10194 N T-S HERR IT'S THE GYPSY IN ME BB 6549 V SAL .75 Call Seattle hunch/Freakish VI 27565 N T-S HERR Rhythm on the river BB 10844 N STA TRES Don't you leave me/Ballin the BB 10450 N T-A Cult PAUL MARES 1 FRIARS SOCIETY Climax rag (hair crack) BB 10442 N AUC 1 .00 Jaco REINCARNAT IOn/MAPLE LEAF RAG CO 35686 N T-A — DAVI Big lip blues/new York QENR 1704 N AUC JACO Maple leaf rag Co 35686 N AUC .75 H.SM JOE MARSALA Get the bucket/why GENR 1706 N AUC Shake it/if you knew QENR 1707 N AUC Feather bed lament DE 181 1 1 N AUC Smit CLYDE MCCOY Mama's got a baby/My home QENR 1710 N AUC Jaco NOBODY'S SWEETHEART Co 2808 G+SAL 1.50 Call SWINGIN' THE ELK6/DIRTY QENR 171 1 N AUC Jaco Basin st. blues Co 2794 N AUC .75 H.SM My home is i n a southern town N SAL .75 Jaco DICK MCDONOUGH & CARL Stage fpi ght/Danzoa BR 6917 N T-A Dav 1 The pearly/Beale street bl Vl 20948 E SAL 2.00 Call JIMMY MCHUGH Kansas city stomp Vl 38010 F AUC He i n 795 Baby Ha E T-S Grit Shreveport VI 21658 F AUC He i n RED MCKENZIE Bugaboo (rev.parham) BB 6031 N AUC HE 1 Just friends/Time on my hands Co 2556 E AUC Stei Mournful serenade (catch) VI 38024 F+AUC — HEI N sorry founo(chop) 1 'm oear/i Co 2587 N AUC Stei Shoe shiner's drag(haircrack) BB 7725 E AUC HEI N Panama/when my sugar Vo 14977 G AUC STEI Chant/Black bottom Vl 20221 V AUC HE IN Stretch it boy/best slack Vo 14978 V AUC —— Stei Si dewalk blues Vl 20252 a AUC HEIN What's the use of getting De 243 AUC Stei N Turtle twi st BB 10194 N AUC He i n Sing an old fashioned song De 667 N AUC Ste i High society BB 10434 N AUC HEIN i don't know your name De 721 N AUC Stei Ballin' the jack BB 10450 N AUC He in i" MOON R06E/WHEN love De 734 V AUC STEI The pearls ( crack) QE 5323 V AUC HEIN Sugar/China boy UHCA 9 N TRA BUCH ki ng porter stomp Vo 1020 G T-A Kapl TailSpin blues BB 10209 N TRA GROV Panama /Sweet substitute QE 1703 E T-A Edel 1 can't get started DE 790 E T-A UMPH Shoe 6hiners drag Vl 21658 V T-A Kron Mushmouth shuffle BB 8201 N T-A Kron McKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS West end blues BB 10442 N T-A Kron zonky/if I could be with you VI 381 18 V T-A —— Cult That'll never do VI 23019 N AUC .75 H.SM Want a little girl/Okay baby Vl 23000 Q+AUC Clar The chant BB 10253 N T-A HOLL Selling that stuff/Beedle bum VI 38052 G AUC CLAR Turtle twist/smilin' BB 10194 N TRA Laughing at life/never Vl 23020 E+T-S SCHE Boogaboo/Shoe shiners' drag BB 7725 N TRA Mart Baby won't you please come VI 2251 1 N T-S SCHE GRANDPA 'SSPELLS/K. CITY STOMP QE 5218 CH AUC WHIT Shade corn/Cotton p.6cat Vl 23012 F AUC WHI T SOMEDAY SWEETHEART Vl V TRA 1.00 MAHE Four or five times Vl E TRA .50 MAHE Dr. Jazz/(Dixie jub blow's, rev) Vl 20415 3 AUC VOGE I'LL MAKE FUN FOR YOu/SOMEONE Vl 38142 V AUC VOGE The chant/black bottom st. VI 20221 E T-A GAYL 27 ) 11 i E S i FOR DISPOSITION BENNIE MO TEN J I MM IE NOONE NEW orleans/Lafayette VI 24216 V AUC CULT Chicago rhythm/i got a misery Vo 1267 G+tra Horn moten's blues/Let's qet it VI 3B072 V AUC CULT Apex blues Vo 2779 E T-A KAPL Elephant's wobble/crawdad OK 8100 G AUC STEI Every evening/ 4 or 5 times VO 1185 G AUC WHIT GOOEY OUST 'TULSA BLUES OK 8164 F AUC STEI RED NORVO South/Vine street blues OK 8194 F AUC STEI In a mist/dance of octopus Br 8236 N AUC Cult 18th street 'Seem SO BLUE OK 8242 F AUC STEI Blues in E flat/bughouse Br 8208 V+auc CLAR KATER STREET/SISTER HONKY OK 9277 F AUC STEI HUSK 0 HARE Won't you be my baby BB 671 1 V AUC STEI Tiger rag/boo hoo hoo- Ge 4850 E+T-S Grit NEW MOTEN STOMP BB 6709 1 AUC STEI king OLIVER TOUGH BREAKS/MARY LEE BB 6638 II AUC STEI Chatanooga stomp/new o. stomp Co 13003 V AUC Pens IT'S DA RD TO LAUGH BB 6431 Q AUC STEI West end blues/( Ellington, re /) VI 38034 E T-A 1 .00 STUR THICK LIP STOMp/HARMONY Vl 20406 E AUC STEI West end blues/(Ellington,rev) Vi 38034 E AUC HERZ MIDNIGHT MAMA/MISSOURI VI 20422 V AUC STEI WHAT*6 THE USE OF LIVING VI 2301 1 N AUC .75 H.Sm k.c.shuffleAazoo VI 20485 G AUG STEI St. James infirmary Vl 22298 G 6AL .75 QUAl WHITE LIGHTENING Vl 2081 V AUC STEI Slow ano steady BR 4469 E SAL 1.50 Qua MOTEN STOMP VI 20955 G AUC STEI CALL OF FREAKS/TRUMPET'S PR BB 7705 N TRA Mart Pass out lightly/Ding dong Vl 21 199 V AUC STEI SOMEOAY SWEETHEART/DEAD MAN vo 1059 F AUC WHIT New tulsa blues (hayes) Vl 21584 N AUC STEI ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND K.C. BREAKDOWN/LOW DOWN Vl 21693 E AUC STEI Skeleton jangle/Tiger rag Vl 18472 G+T-A 1.00 JACO YA GOT LOVE/l WANNA Vl 22680 N AUC STEI Margie/palesteena Vl 16717 G T-S SCHE WISH 1 COULD be blue Vl 22734 N AUC STEI BOW WOW BLUES Vl 18850 G SAL 1 .00 Galb Liza lee/get goin Vl 23023 V AUC STEI St. Louis blues/Jazz me blues Vl 18772 E AUC VOGE RUMBA NEGRO Vl 23037 N AUC STEI Dangerous blues VI 18798 G SAL 1 .00 Galb SOUTH/'IO TROUBLE Vl 24893 E AUC STEI OR IG INAL MEMPHIS FIVE Slow mot i on/mot water Vl 38012 G AUC STEI Farewell blues PE 14104 Q T-A 1 .00 Jaco scuth/no trouble Vl 38021 G AUC STEI St. Louis gal/AtOney's lovin CO 2577 V AUC Cult Now goofy dust/k.C. stomp Vl 38091 Q AUC STEI KID ORY Mary lee/Sweetheart Vl 381 14 G AUC STEI ORY'S CREOLE TROMBONE NORD 3009 Q TRA Walt 1 Everyday blues/boot it Vl 38144 Q AUC — STE 1 TONY PARENT 'S NEW ORLEAN 1 ANS south/she's no trouble Vl 24893 V+T-A GUMBOA°U MADE ME LIKE IT BR 4469 E SAL i ,50 Qua t RUMBA NEGRO Vl 23037 N SAL 1 «00 Qua TINY PARHAM MOTEN STOMP Vl v NOW 1 * VE FOUND YOU/SUD BUST Vl 22778 V+AUC CLAR Kansas city break/Get low VI 2 1693 v AUC VOCE Blue island blues BB 7005 V+AUC CLAR South/she's no trouble Vl 24893 N AUC VoQE Dixieland do ins Vl 381 1 1 N TRA Mart DO IN* THE JUG-JUG 23027 TRA Mart MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS Vl E Echo blues/Washboard V| 38076 N TRA Mart High soci ety/Muskrat ramble DE 1274 N AUC 3TEI Blue melody/That kind VI 38047 N TRA Mart HIGH SOCIETY/CLAP MY HANDS Ch 40103 Q AUC STEI EDO IE PEABODY indiana/Fire house blues co 1946 N AUC STEI 1 MISS MY SWISS AP 6396 V SAL i .00 Galb Blues in F/wigwam blues Br 2908 N AUC STEI JACK PETTIS Tailsp in/Never had a reabon VI 38087 V AUC Ste t A BAG OF BLUES/^RESHMAN HOP VI 21793 V+AUC Clar One hour/Hello lola Vl 38100 E AUC Ste i CHARLES PIERCE One hour/Hello lola BB 6456 V AUC STEI China boy UHCA 1 N T-A Kron Mama don't allow/Hope Gabriel CH 40091 N T-A Davi BEN POLLACK I'm shootin' high/Fingers cr Ch 40076 N T-A Dav 1 California here i come/boogie de 1517 N T-8 Herr EENY MEENY/LlTTLE INDEPENDENT CH 40073 N T-8 Dav i YOU'RE ALWAYS IN MY ARMS Vl 22101 G SAL i .00 Galb D'TOWN STRUTTERS ( B • SM 1 TH , REV CO 3628 N T-A | i QQ stur Sweet and hot/i've got $5 RE 10273 N T— Grit Blue blues/Arkansas blues BR 2581 N T-S SAM PRICE Tailspin blues/Never had a BB N TRA Mart ' JUMP 1 N THE BOOG 1 DE 8515 N T-A —— Umph Indi ana/You 've been VO 2973 V T-A A LUIS PRIMA PH IL NAPOLEON NOW THEY CALL IT SWING OE 1674 V SAL i .00 Galb ANYTHING VI 38069 a STA McKE RADERMAN'S ROISTERERS NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS 1 Al N *T GOT NOBODY HA 48 G SAL 1 .00 Galb mixed salao CO 14465 V T-A KAPL MA RAINEY NEW ORLEANS LUCKY SEVEN LAST MINUTE BLUES/BO-WEAVIL Para 12080 V AUC Ste i GOOSE PIMPLES OK E TRA 1.50 MAHE Bad luck bl/All night long Para 12081 F AUC STEI NEW ORLEANS OWLS Walking blues/Barrel house Para 12082 V AUC STEI That's a plenty CO 1547 E T-A QAYL Moonshine blues/Southern bl Para 12083 G AUC STEI NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS Ma Rainey's mystery record Para 12200 G AUC STEI Farewell blues/Oriental GE 4966 V T-A Davi SEE SEE RIDER/JEALOUS HEART Paha 12252 G AUC STEI Wolverine blues ge 5102 G T-A HENR Toad frog/Booze and blues Para 12242 V AUC STE) Sobbin* blues/angry GE 5219 F AUC WHIT STORMY SEA SLUES/LEVEE CAMP Para 12295 G AUC STEI G TRA 1.00 MAHE Panama Ge Rough & tumble/Vemph i s bouno PARA 1231 1 F AUC Ste i SHE'S CRY IN FOR ME 8B 10956 N TRA Grov Last minute blues Para .2080 G T-A HENR FRANK IE NEWTON Gone oadoy/slow drivin moan Para 12526 N AUC WHIT jive/rompin 10186 T-S HERR Minor BB N JELLY BEAN BLUES /COUNT 1 N BL Jl 8 N TRA Buch FRANKIE'S JUMP/TAB'S BLUES VO N T-A 1 .00 Stur RAMPART STREET WASHBOARD BAND YOU 6H0WED ME THE WAY VA 518 N T-A UMPH Forty ano t ight Or 8120 V T-A 10.00 HOLL RED NICHOLS THE RED HEADS 8UDOY'S HAB 1 TS/BONEYARO SHUF BR 3477 G+AUC CLAR Here or there/tell me tonighi Pat 36583 E Grit JUNGLE FEVER/ROCKIN'IN RHYTHM BB 5547 E AUC CLAR That's no bargain PE 14757 V+T-A Grit BUOOY'S HABITS/BONEYARD SHUF Br 3477 V AUC CLAR RED OMON JAZZ BABIES ALABAMA STOMP/HURRI CANE Br 3550 V+AUC CLAR Terrible blues HRS 31 N TRA HORN WASHBOARD BL/THAT'8 NO BARO. BR 3407 N T-A Davi CAPT. REGAN COLDSTREAM GUARDS BAND BUGLE CALL RAG/BACK BEATS Br 3490 V T-A Davi Bugle calls of the Brit. Army Vl 69014 E SAL 2.00 CALL Mean dog blues/Cornfed Br 3597 V T-A Davi LEO F. REtSMAN IDA/FEELIN' NO PAIN Br 3626 V T-A Davi Bright eyes/Love bi ro Co 3366 G STA 1.00 OEVA AVALON/NOBODY '8 SWEETHEART Br 3854 E T-A Davi KID RENA'S JAZZ BAND After you've qone/wilo 'bout •br 4839 N T-A Davi Lowoown blues/Gettysburg Delta 801 E+t-a i .oo Stur HARLEM TWIBT/FlVE PENNIES Vl 21560 V SAL ] .00 QUA 1 THE RHYTHM ACES qua i BUDDY'S HABI T6/B0NEYARD SHUF Br 3477 E AUC t GOT THE ST INGER Br 7120 G T-A Henr 1 E AS FOR DISPOSITION RHYTHMAKERS REX STEWART Mean old bed bug/yellow dog Co 35882 N T-A Davi TEA AND TRUMPETS OK 3831 N T-S Grit Oh peter/who stole the lock Co 35841 N T— Davi WITHOUT A SONG/MY SUNDAY BB 10946 N T-A Thom THE RHYTHM KINGS SUBTLE SLOUGH/SOME SATURDAY BB 1 1258 N TRA Thom YOU SALTY DOG VI 23279 N AUC .75 H.Sm Mobile bay/Linger awhile BB 1 1057 N TRA Thom JOE ROBECHAUX 4 NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM JOE SULLIVAN FORTY—SECOND STREET Vo 2575 E T-A Henr MINOR MOOD BrE 02099 N T-A Kapl MY LITTLE PRIDE 4 JOY She 02136 N T-A Kapl WILLARD ROB 1 SON Onyx shin .down Parl R2006 N T-A Kapl IF 1 HAD YOU VI 21866 N AUC .75 H.Sm MAURICE ROCCO MAX INE SULLIVAN JUNGLE DRUMS (solo) DE 8533 N T-A UMPH LOCH LOMOND Vo 3654 G STA MCKE ADRIAN ROLL 1 N ART TATUM LESSONS in love/Tap ROOM 6W de 7B7 E AUC Cult St. Lou is blues/Tiger rag Br 6543 E AUC VOGE Stuff/swing LOW De 807 V AUC CULT LAST GOODBYE BLUES De 8536 E T-A UMPH SAVAGE SERENADE/SWEET MADNESS ME 12829 V AUC CULT CORRINE CORRINA De 8563 N T-A Umph KEEP DOIN' BR E TRA .75 Mahe WEE BABY BLUES De 8526 N T-A UMPH LUIS RUSSELL MONTANA TAYLOR MY BLUE HEAVEN/PRIMITIVE PE 16103 E HENR INDIANA AVENUE STOMP UHCA 65-66 N TRA HORN DARKTOWN STRUTTERS BALL PE 15995 E T-A Henr JACK TEAGARDEN SAVANNAH SYNCOPATORS YOU RASCAL YOU/THAT'S WHAT 1 Co 2558 Q AUC HERZ SOMEDAY SWEETHEART BR 3373 Q SAL 1.00 QUAl DIRTY DOG UHCA 40 N T-A KRON RADIO RHYTHM Br 6176 E+T-S SCHE TEII BLACK BERRIES ELMER SCHOEBEL St. James/Rent party slues BA 0594 G AUC WHIT COPENHAGEN Br E TRA 1.50 mahe TEAGARDEN 4 TRUMBAUER ADRIAN SCHUBERT I'SE A muggin, Parts 1 & 2 VI 25273 V AUC Cult DESTROYERS 1 WON'T 8E LONG NOW Ba 0596 N AUC .25 H.SM TEXAS BLUES CECIL SCOTT LENOX AVe/DOWN IN MOUTH BL PE 14341 E AUC Whit LAWO LAWo/lN A CORNER BB 8276 N T-A UMPH TENNESSEE TEN SEATTLE HARMONY KINGS 'TAIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS V| 19109 E SAL 1 .00 GALB Had a oirl/Oarktown shuffle VI 19772 V AUC CLAR TRAM, BIX, 4 LANG HOW MANY TIMES VI 20133 V AUC CLAR NO REASON AT ALL IN C CO E TRA .50 MAHE CHARLIE SEGAR FRANK IE TRUMBAUER COW COW BLUES/BOOGIE WOOG 1 DE 7075 N T-A Henr In a mist/Wild honey Br 6997 E AUC CULT BOYD SENTER Deep harlem/Get happy OK 41431 V AUC CULT SHINE/DOIN' YOU GOOD VI 21912 N T-A Da\ 1 Break it down/China boy BR 6912 V AUC —> CULT BAD HABITS/NEW ST. LOUIS BLUES OK 40755 £ T-A Davi Emaline/Long about midnight BR 6788 V AUC CULT Someoay sweetheart/Christine OK 40819 N T-A Davi Mayor of Alabam/S 'wonderful BR 7663 E AUC CULT ARTIE SHAW Way down yonder in N.O. OK 40843 V T-A Kapl Traffic jam/Serenade to a BB 10385 E T-A .90 JACO MISSISSIPPI MUO OK 40979 V T-A KAPL Begin the beguine/indiana BB 7746 N SAL .75 JACO Bless you sister OK 41 100 E T-A KAPL TOOK A MILLION YEARS/SAY IT BB 10079 E AUC CLAR Business in 0 Co 2710 N SAL 1.00 QUA 1 SOBBIN' BLUES VO 4686 V T-A KRON 1 surrender dear Va 8239 V SAL 1 .00 GALB APPLE BLOSSOM TIME VO 4438 N KRON 'S wonderful/Mayor of alabam Br 7663 E AUC VOGE STREAML 1 NE vo 4598 N T-A KRON JOE TURNER Blues a / Blues B Br 7947 V AUC VOGE Freeze and melt (ellington) Co E TRA 1 .50 MAHE Dr. LIVINGSTONE 1 PRESUME Vi 27289 E SAL 1 .00 GALB Freeze 4 melt (ellington) Co 1813 G T-A GAYL This is it/it's all, yours BB 10 141 E T-* GAYL UNIVERSITY SIX CHANT/^EE Fl FO FUM Br 7952 V T-A GAYL DUSTIN' THE DONKEY Ha 134 Q SAL 1 .00 GALB 1 *M YOURS/JUST YOU Br 8010 V T-A GAYL VENUTI-LANG OROUPS NAT SHILKRET beale st. blues/After you're ME 12294 V AUC CULT SOME SWEET DAY VI 21896 V SAL 1 .00 GALB Ragging the scale Co 2765 N T-A Davi BESSIE SMITH RUNNING RAGGED/APPLE BLOSSOM OK 41361 N T-A Davi I'M WILD ABOUT THAT THING CO 14427 E SAL 5.00 CALL Dinah/The wild dog OK 41025 E+T-A Davi Back water blues( J. p. Johnson) Co 14195 G T-A HENR Put and take/Raggin the scale OK 41432 E+T-A Davi CLARA SMITH Pretty trix/Man from south OK 41076 V T-A Davi Broken busteo blue6(louis) CO 14062 G+TRA HORN Promises/Dancing with tears OK 41427 N T-A Davi JABRO SMITH THE WOLF WOBBLE CO 2589 E T-A DAVI Till times get better Br 7078 N AUC HE IN Cheese 4 crackers/mug of ale OK 40897 G AUC VOGE Mope rain more rest DE 1980 N T-A UMPH THE VIRGINIANS (ross Gorman) JOS. C. SMITH Bees knees/Peggy dear VI 19000 E AUC VOGE Karavan/When you're alone VI F Garr SIPPE WALLACE RUBY SMITH TROUBLE EVERYWHERE 1 ROAM OK 3212 G+TRA HORN Back water blues VO 4903 E T-A UMPH FATS WALLER WILLIE SMITH-SPENCER-HERTH TRUCKIN(F+)/GlRL 1 LEFT (V) Vl 2511* T-A DAVI Campbells are swinging/pop De 1736 N T— SCHE SAN ANTON '/you SHOWEB me Vl 25579 E T-A Davi SNAPPY BITS BAND (many) TRA Tayl Laughin' cryin' blues GE 9350 Q SAL 1.00 GALB LOUNGIN' AT THE WALDORF Vl 25430 E SAL .75 QUAl Muggsy spanier ROSETTA VI 24892 E SAL 1 .00 QUA 1 Relaxin' at the touro BB 10532 N T-A 2.00 HOLL Baby browne/Because of once T.VSl 24846 V AUC VOGE PAUL SPECHT ST. LOUI S BLUES VI 20357 V TRA GROV Static strut CO 627 G SAL 1 .00 GALB WASHBOARD RHYTHM BAND SPECKLED RED Shuffle to buffalo/Going gone Co 14680 E AUC CLAR Lonesome mind bl/speckleo red Br 7164 E+T-A Davi WASHBOARD RHYTHM KINGS VICTORIA SPIVEY BLUES IN HEART/QA.ON MY MIND BB 6150 V+T-A .90 JACO BLACK SNAKE/JELLY BEAN OK 8338 F AUC STEI Mississippi basin/Lazy bones Me 12781 E AUC CLAR Furniture man OK 8652 F AUC STEI WASH INGTON IANS Any-k I no-a-man vo 3366 E AUC S te | SOLILOQUy/BLACK 4 TAN BR 3526 AUC Hollywood stomp vo 3405 V AUC STEI BLACK 4 TAN FANTASY Br E TRA 1.00 Mahe JESS STACEY ETHEL WATERS IN THE DARK-FLASHES/BARREL De 181 19 N T-S HERR 1 JUST COULDN'T TAKE IT BABY Co 2853 V SAL 1.50 Call BLUE STEELE Memories of you CO 2288 E AUC .75 H.Sm ALL MUGGLED Up/SHOOIN' FLIES VI 23014 V AUC Cult Tell 'em bout me/i *ve gquno a Co 561 V AUC VOGE 29 AA N FOR DISPOSITION LU WATTERS 7, JIM BURNS 1 r DQETY FEET/TEMPTAT 1 ON RAG N TRA Buch OTLvci) ILK WLftVLK Box #1061, Montgomery, Alabama Guitar rag/DamF!nq stomp 8480 V T-A Cult CH I C K WEBB FOR AUCTION Undecided/in the groove DE 2323 E SAL i.oo Jaco Gotta pebble in shoe/who ya DE 2231 E SAL 1 .00 Jaco HENRY ALLEN Blues i n my heart Br E TRA i Mahe .00 I OWE you/Have you ever VO 3704 Facts and fi gures De 830 G STA MCKE Harlem congo De 1681 G STA MCKE louis armstrong mahogany hall stomp VO 3055 TED kVEEMS * " " (reverse g) * F 1.00 Sophomore prom Vl 22215 E AUC .75 H.SM My sweet/i can't believe vo 3308 N 2.50 D4IM MrUITCUlM rflUL 1 Wn It. MAN them there eyes/sweethearts on par.v0 3337 E 2.00 CONCERTO IN , PAHTS CO 50139 V+T--A Grit COUNT BASIE CONC ERTO IN r , PA R T S 5 & 6 CO V+T-A Grit THE IN THE EVENING/IF YOU DON T CO 1484 V T-A Grit WORLD IS MAO OK 5816 N 1.25 Out of STAMPEDE IN G MINOR/WHO OK 5987 N 1.25 town gal co 1505 V+T-A GR 1 T Whiteman stomp/sensat 1 ON ST. Vl 21 1 19 E AUC CLAR JOHNNY DODDS ' BLACK BOTTOM STOMPERS 'Tain't so/That's my weakness CO 1444 V+T— 1 .50 Stur Joe turner blues BR 3997 N 2.25 Come back chiquita/lonesome CO F T— Garr That's my weakness now CO 1444 V T-A HOLL DUKE ELLINGTON Lonely melody VI 21214 V AUC IHIT I LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART BR 8108 N 2.50 Louisiana 21438 VI E AUC WHIT BOY MEETS HORN/OLD KING DOOJI CO 36123 N 1.50 Make believe/Ol' man river Vl 2 12 IB G STA DEVA You took advantage Vl 25369 N STA TRES SONNY GREER BEGGARS Mary/ 1 'll be friend(bix,bing) VI 26415 N AUC Cox BLUES/SATUROAY NIGHT VO 3012 E 2.75 PAUL WHITEUAN'S RHYTHM BOYS FLETCHER HENDFJRSQN •A DA Da/THAT'S GRANDMA Co 1455 E T-A QAYL IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT VO 4|45 E 1.00 Mississippi mud Vl 20783 F+T-A GAYL SLUMMING ON PARK AVENUE VO 3485 N 1.25 From Monday on VI 21302 G T-A GAYL Rose room/Back in your own back yd.vo 351 I E I. CO whoopee MAKERS (various pseudonyms) 1 ERSKINE HAWK I NS ' BAMA STATE COLLEGIANS When you 're smi ling Dl 3099 V AUC HE 1 N Swinging in harlem (revepse F) vo 3336 E IT'S SO GOOD 6483 G BA AUC HEIN Uproar shout VO 3545 E I .00 DIGGA DIGGA DO PE 15083 E AUC HE 1 N BUGLE CALL/ST. LOUIS PE 15126 E AUC JIMMIE LUNCSFORD Futuristic rhythm Dl 2836 AUC le jazz hot E HEIN Vo 4595 G l .00 In a great big way Ha 823 E AUC HEIN red norvo Baby Ha V AUC HEIN Love is here to stay Br 8068 E I .00 Deep harlem/strut Br 4983 N AUC HE 1 always and always BR 8069 N 1.25 Barbaric/high and dry Br 4920 N AUC HEIN BERT WliLL I AM3 louis prima CHECKERS CO 2877 G TRA fifty second street VO 3509 E I .00 SAVE A LITTLE DREAM FOR ME CO 2979 G TRA Ten little bottles/Unlucky bl CO 2941 F STA QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB OF FRANCE clarence williams Uoonglow/China boy De 23031 N I ,50 Big fat mama/Soshay bay vo 2838 V auc St. Louis blues de 23032 N 1,50 Trouble/Can't beat you vo 2788 V AUC ADRIAN ROLL IN I TRIO SHOOTIN' THE PISTOl/WHEN Co 14241 V AUC PAVANNE/V00NQL0W(S.LIGHT EDGE CHIP) VO 5200 E .80 Organ, grinder blues/wt ldflower OK 8604 N t-a Mandy/i u a blackbird(Loui s) CO 35957 N T-A BESSIE SMITH Pappa de-oa-oa (blue five) B2I5 G T-A BLEEDING HEARTED BLUES CO A3936 F .50 church street s08b i n blues 8525 G T-A WORK HOUSE BLUES Co 14032 F .50 IILD cat blues/kansas city 4925 V T-A SOBBIN* HEARTED BLUES(lOUIs) CO 14056 F .80 SHIM-SHAW SHIMMY 2806 N AUC St. Louis blues (louis) CO 14064 F .eo WATCHIN' the clock 8663 AUC E Nashville woman's blues CO 14090 F .50 Lazy mama/in our cottage 38063 N TRA Sweet ui6treater( j.p.john6on) CO 14260 G 1.20 kan6as city man/wlld cat OK 4925 F AUC COOTIE WILLIAMS maxine Sullivan (w.thornhill) LOST IN MEDITATION OK N T-6 Grit loch lomond/i 'm coming virgin vo 3654 N 2.00 West end blue's/G-men ok 6370 E tra BUCH Annie laurie/Blue skies vo 3679 N 2.00 TEDDY WILSON Easy to love/nice work if you Vo 3848 C 1.50 Crying my soul out/in the m Co 35372 N t-s CLAUDE THORNH ILL SUGAR/taORE THAN YOU KNOW CO 36117 N T-S 0 SOLE Mio/TRAUMEREI BLUE6 IN C SHARP MI/WaRMIN' CO 36314 N T-6 OK 6124 N 1.00 1 THE MAN I LOVe/JUMPIN FOR J. Br 8438 N T-6 FRANK IE TRUMBAUER SUGAR/MORE THAN YOU KNOW CO 36 1 1 7 N T-A 'way down yonder/Clarinet marualaoevo 4412 N 4.50 Right or wrong/lazy river Br 7797 N t-a IF YOU were mine/Eeny meeny Br 7554 E T-A ALEC WILDER OCTET YOU CAME TO MY RESCUE/LoVE IN BR 7739 N T-A Concerning etchings BR 8307 N 1.50 IF I HAD YOU/NEW KINO OF LOVE BR 7960 E+T— She'll be seven in may BR 8461 N 1.50 " Sing baby si nq/turned the tab Br 7736 N t-a » • " " (i» chip) " " N 1. 20 Twenty four hours/Yankee dood Br 7750 E t-a CONCERNING ETCHINGS CO 36126 N 1.50 Honeysuckle rose(edge chip) Br 7964 E t-a — CLARENCE WILLIAMS Bio apple Br 7954 E auc — SWALLER—TA I L COAT Vo 2616 N THE WOLVERINES 1,00 BLUER THAN BLUe/| 'M FALLING FOR YOUVO 4157 E 1.25 ROYAL GARDEN BLUES Ge 20062 V T-A 20. Tia-juana/big BOY 5565 E — QE AUC COOT IE WILLIAMS YOU'RE BURNING ME UP BR E TRA , ECHOES OF HARLEM Vo 3960 E 2.00 WYNN gutbucket five NOTE! ON ORDERS OF $1.50 OR MORE , I JHA^jR£0^EJA£D^^^^^^^0K 835O^^T^^— WILL PAY THE POSTAGE . ) . . COLLECTORS RECORD SHOP JACK L. CAIDIN, Prop. EIGHT- TWENTY - FIVE SEVENTH AVE. (53RD ST.) NEW YORK CITY CIRCLE 6-9280 OUT OF PRINT JAZZ AND POPULAR RECORDS FROM THE EARLY 1900' S UP Send your name to be placed on our mailing list for auction sheet of jazz records to be auctioned through the mail. We also supply out of print pop dance records, at set prices, and if records wanted are not in stock, we reserve them and notify you All popular records exclusive of jazz are in excellent to mint condition only. We are known throughout the world for the fine condition of our records, and guaranteed service in every respect. When inquiring about pop tunes send label and serial number for prompt reply. LILLIAN RUSSELL We have just issued the only known recording of Lillian Russell singing her favorite song Come Down Ma Evenin Star. Exclusive with us and our dealers. Price is $2.00 at store or $2.50 express prepaid in U.S. AUCTION OR TRADE AUCTION OR TRADE jm ^ c g r j de 365 28th Street, San Francisco, California Auction closes 30th of November RUFUS FERRYMAN HOUSE DANCE BLUES BR 7137 E JUNGLE BAND adm i rat ion/Maori BR 4776 E Dl IKE ELLINGTON Ducky wucky/swing low BR 6432 V CHICASAW SYNC0PAT0RS MEMPHIS PAG/CHIC STOMP Co 1 430 1 N frank trumbauer JUBILEE OK 41044 N FRANK TRUMBAUER WHAT'S THE USE/HITTING THE BOTTLE OK 41437 N SIDNEY BECHET BLUES IN THIROS/WILD MAN BLUES HMV 3007 E FLETCHER HENDERSON SLEEPY TIME GAL DE 3613 E FLETCHER HENDERSON WAR HORSE MAMa/SUD BUSTIN' BLUES BR 2592 E FLETCHER HENDERSON HE'S THE HOTTEST MAN IN TOWN CO 2093 N HENDERSON HOT SIX GULF COAST BLUES/MIDNIGHT BLUES CO 3951 N CASA L0MA TAKE IT FROM Me/|T'S THE GIRL BR 6153 N NEW ORLEANS OWLS PRETTY BABY/DYNAMITE CO 1045 N NEW ORLEANS OWLS MEAT ON THE TABLE/P 1 CCAO 1 LY CO 1 158 N NEW ORLEANS OWLS THAT'S A PLENTY/NtW TWISTER Co 1547 N L0LISVILLE RHYTHM KINGS IN A GREAT BIG WAY/LET'S SIT OK 41 189 N D0RSEY BROTHERS LOVER COME BACK TO ME OK 41223 N NEW ORLEANS BLACK BIRDS HONOLULU BLUES/BABY VI 38026 N BESSIE SMITH BABY WON'T YOU PLEASE COME HOME/OH DADDY CO 3888 V GLENN MILLER Blues sepenade/moonlicpt on the Ganges Co 3051 V TOMMY D0RSEY I'm getting sentimental over you VI 25236 N CLARENCE WILLIAMS GRAVIER STREET BLUES OK 14193 N RED NICHOLS Ida/Feeling no pain BR 3626 V RE0 NICHOLS Five penmies/japanese sandman BR 3855 G RED NICHOLS Margie/Panama BR 3861 V TED LEWIS 1 M LENBERG JOYS/TIN ROOF BLUES CO 439 N BING CROSBY Beautiful girl VO 2830 N BING CROSBY Little dutch mill ME 13133 N BING CROSBY GOODNIGHT 6WEETHEART/T00 LATE BR 6203 V BING CROSBY Love in bloom BR 6936 G BING CROSBY Please BR 6394 F BING CROSBY Just one more chance BR 6120 G BING CROSBY 1 GUESS IT HAD TO BE THAT WAY ME 13165 N WANTED i Early bing Crosby Teagarden,goodman,Hampton,wilson,Hawk ins, span ier, Henderson (Electric). WANTED) INFORMATION CONCERNING RARE B I NG CROSBY RECORDS, SEND FOR MY COMPLETE WANT L (.ST 31 I I ' C. M. CAMPBELL 371 W. 30th St. Apt. #1, Los Angeles (7), California FOR TRADE OR AUCTION BECHET and FEETWARMERS REP NICHOLS ORCHS . Shag/found a new baby BR 10022 N on revival day Br 6026 E Sweetie Dear/^Iaple leaf rag bb 7614 u Original dmelamd one step/imagination BR 6833 N MERR ITT BRUN IES & FRIARS INN ORCH hometown mt. band BR 6348 N Up jumped the devil/follow the swallow autogbaph — E corrine c0rrina/8ug a boo BR 6058 E i.iargi JIMMY BERTRAND e/panama BR 396 1 E idle hour special Vo 1060 V Slippin' arouno Vi 21397 N louis armstrong D EL I R Um/Pa VENPORT BLUES VI 20778 N sugar/make cot West eno/Got no slues Vo 3204 N my Vl 2 1 056 N Body and sout/You rascal you VO 3072 E jimmy noone n i need lov i i cook's orchestra ' /sleepyt me down south 6 I 74 N Scissor grinder joe/Memphis maybe man GE 5374 V River stay 'way from my ooor 6192 E Willie the weeper/slue foot Co 1070 N NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS i. Friars Inn Alligator crawl/Brainstorm Co 1298 N Farewell (c)/Oriental 4966 E sidewalk blues Co 862 E Bugle call blues (b)/Discontenteo (a) 4967 Eh CELLAR boys/joe mannone Eccentric (b) 5009 E Wailing blues/Trying to stop my cryin' Wolverine (a)Aeary blues (b) 5102 E CARMICHAELA Sweet lorraine/pencil papa VI 38038 V M I LENBERG (c)/MARGUERITE (a) 5217 E REGINALD FORESYTHE ORCHESTRA king oliver Serenade for wealthy widow Co 2916 N Snag it/Too bad 1007 E Melancholy clown/Greener Co 3060 N Sobbin blues/Farewell blues 3741 E Garden of weed/Ouke insists Co 3000 N TEAGAROEN i TRAM GEORGIA COTTON PICKERS ISE A MUGGIN Snag i t/Louisiana bo bo JOE VENUTI benny goodman (Lang duet) Stringin' blues Co 941 E Christopher columbus/Get happy (Blue 5) Vigrafhonia/Jig saw puzzle bl. Co 2782 E Dear old southland/Blue skies FATS WALLER coleman hawkins AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'/SWEET SAVAHHAN SUe(SOLO) VI 22108 N avalon/Blue moon HMV 8388 N SMASHING THIRDS/huMB FUMBLING (SOLO) Vl 25338 N THOU higginbotham & 6 hicks SWELL/pERSIAN RUG(LA. SUGAR BABES) Vl 2 | 346 N Higg. blues/Give me your phone number CLARENCE WILLIAMS/NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS bertha (chippie) hill COAL CART BLUEs/l NEVER KNEW WHAT A GAL HRS N 1 ' georgia man/trouble in mind ME 61270 N WAS INGTON I ANS STACK LEE BLUES fletcher henderson 0 HA 60 1 E new king porter stomp OK 41565 E PAUL WH ITEMAH Copenhagen/words (louis) Vo 14926 E CHINA BOY /OH MISS HANNAH 1945 V ALEX HILL SEPIAtIS GEORGIE PORGIe/Oh YOU HAVE NO I OEA 1491 E song of plow/let's have a jubilee 2848 N MY SONG/LIFE IS BOWL OF CHERRIES Ain't it nice/Functi.onizin' 2826 N THAT'S WHY DRAKIES (33-1/3 RPM) hotsy totsy gang WOLVERINES manhattan rag/what kinda man 4641 N SH m-me-sha-wabble/new twister Br 3707 E some fun/he's a big big man from south 4498 N Castle in spa in/Some sweet day Vo 15795 N earl hines orchestra Crazy qu i lt/you 're burning me up Br 3332 E Blue drag/oh you sweet thing JOLLY JIVERS WANTED Hungry man's scuffle/Piano stomp Vo 25015 N jookit jooki t/)0atcha gonna do VO 2532 N ted lewis orchestra jelly roll morton Shimmeshawabble/Dallas blues ME 13379 E Jungle blues VI OR BB Dip your brush Co "2467 M Deep creek VI OR, BB Pi nah/lonesome road Co 2181 N king porter (solo) VO Sal/aunt hagar's blues 21 13 N Boogaboo VI OR BB lew i sada blues Co 1916 E HALFWAY HOUSE ORCHESTRA little brother BarataRIA OK 40318 v i cksburg bl. ,pt.3/l0u i s i ana bl.,pt.3 6697 N new orleans bootblacks VIRGINIA LISTON (louis) Mad dog CO 14337 I'VE GOT THE RIGHT KEY KING OLIVER JELLY ROLL MORTON Snake rag OK 4933 Or jazz Vi 20415 V Buddy's habit OK 40000 FRANKIE NEWTON ORCHESTRA JUMY 8ERTRAN D N N NO TWO WAYS ABOUT IT VA I'M GO I ' HUNT I Vo 1099 JAXON with PUNCHES OELEGATES OF PLEASURE JOHNNY POODS YOU GOT TO WET I t/DOWN HOME IN KENTUCKY WILDMAN BLUES (#26 ONLY) Br or vo VO I I will trade Jelly-Roll Morton, Vi 23129, Please join in requesting Parlophone E plus condition forany one of the follow- Co. Record Sales Department, Blyth ingJelly Roll Morton Autograph records in Rd. Middlesex, N , Hayes, England, to E to condition: 606, 617, 607, or for release Condon-Tesch Indiana-Oh Baby, any of the following Morton records in Every card or letter from America E plus to N condition: OK 8105, Gennetts will help. Thank you. Thurman & 3529, 5590, 5552, 5515, 5486, Paramounts Mary Grove, Baltimore, Maryland. 12216, 12050, Vocalion 1019, R i a 1 to London Blues. Beale Riddle, 2132 Mt. Royal Te r - race. Baltimore f|7). Maryland. 32 1 Wanted HARMONY CLARION VELVETONE DIVA OKEH ODEON AMERICAN PARLAPHONE Gordon Gulllckson, editor, publisher; Don Wilson circulation manager; Don Anderson, staff artist. Published every month records by at Fairfax, Virginia, and copyright 1943 by oordon GullicK- son. $1.50 (12 Issues) per year. Annette Hanshaw Ferry Fenwyck ddvertismg [Rates Chester Leighton Lloyd Keating RECORDS WANTED Frank Auburn 5* each or for 25 $ I .00 Jack Whitney Jack Miller RECORDS FOR SALE, TRADE, OR AUCTION 10* each or 25 for $2.00 Phi I Hughes & Hi Hatters Roy Carroll Sands Pt.Orch RECORDS FOR SALE, TRADE, OR AUCTION, Campus Col legiates VALUED AT $1 .00 OR LESS Mills Merrymakers New York Syncopators 9$ Buddy Campbe 1 FULL PAGE ADS others (72 lines high, 100 spaces wide) Please submit matrix and catalog numbers along with titles and prices. ALSO WANT HALF PAGE ADS $5.00 Stardust Les Brown MW 7520 or BB 7858 SPECIAL AUCTIONS, SALES, WANT LISTS, Vernon Geyer MW 7614 or BB 10108 AND COMBINATION WANT AND DISPOSITION LISTS West Brothers MW ? or BB 5836 Ted Wallace CO 247 ID I 0* per I i ne Will Osborne Me 12189 Chocolate Dandles OK 8668 Cappy Barra vo 3806 or Va 660 Subscnption ate Lee Sims Br 6132 Jan Garber Br 8039 Louis Prima Br 7335 Brunswick Concert Orch. Br 20100 Hoagy Carmlchael VI 24484 $1.50 PER YEAR Washboard Rhythm Kings VI 23285 STATE YOUR PRICE The Record Changer FAIRFAX. VA Jack Chamberlain Hindsale, N.Y. 7 70 THE RECORD UHLUE PROJECT Value Project is In connection with the survey The Record (Co) (H£.) (OK) (Para) (VI (vo) or hot record values being j coming on, and quite a file of hot undertaKen by George Hoefer, 14402 795 8444 12006 8 ! 35 23306 14874 so hot record data has William c. Love, William Russell not 8 1 and 1 4405 JEHfEL 8445 12014 73 23339 14902 and the Record Changer, all 1 accrued to this enterprise. The collectors are urged to send us 1 4406 5196 8450 12236 83 23373 14903 a list of the hot records they serial numbers of these records 14415 5331 8456 12390 V . DYK 23377 15(32 have which are not listed In 1 which are not listed in Hot Dis- Hot Discography. 1 44 19 6707 6461 12488 7801 23360 15550 The Information we require cography are shown on the right on 14422 8462 12509 8 1 829 23385 15227 each record Is: hand portion of this page. LABEL AND SERIAL NUMBER 14432 6002 8464 12513 VELV. 23399 15245 Response from other collectors RECORDING GROUP 1 4433 VASTER 8465 12321 1 966 24037 15254 NAMES OF TUNES 2456 has been helpful and extremely MASTER NUMBERS 14437 126 8466 12586 25192 15425 ME 7073 gratifying. Some collectors have Send this Information to the 14447 LP. 8471 12617 25808 1 5705 written us that they have compiled Record Changer. We will pass It 14450 12069 8477 12673 V ICT. 26 144 on to Mssrs. Russell, Love, and during the course of their inter- Hoefer. In subsequent Issues of 14459 12099 8494 1 2690 1 8321 38099 est in jazz music, their own the Record changer, we will list 14460 12689 8497 12747 1 8756 38026 and request Information on the 1 2780 12794 18962 volumes of such data as we require records with which they are not 14488 8506 38027 familiar 12892 12858 19007 on little-known hot records, and 14500 851 1 36030 have offered to assist us in our 14532 I 2893 851 8 1 2945 1 9233 38041 1 1 1 9782 own project. Orin Btackstone (of New Orleans) AJAX CAMEO 146 18 3305 8526 2996 38054 in particular, has built up a most complete 14620 1 3377 8531 PA THE 20 139 38063 and comprehensive hot discography of his own 14629 1 345 I 8534 36 169 201 77 3S082 and is sending us his carbon copies as he 14637 60305 8537 36274 20 179 38099 types it up. Such assistance will be invalu- 35206 60509 8542 36228 20160 38122 35297 60551 6571 36488 202 1 38514 able. # * * 35450 61 105 6572 2046 1 20330 38524 Carl Kendziora, Harrison, N.Y., and Bob CONQ. 6l 165 8585 PAT-A 20364 38529 Smith, Frederick, Maryland, have stumped the 7389 70 163 8592 20544 20497 3e532 experts this month. Information is desired as DECCA 70204 8598 21070 20580 36546 the musicians and the nature of the music to 220 70809 8617 36019 20593 38557 on these records: 262 351007 6624 PERF. 20652 38563 ROY CARROLL & SANDS POINT ORCHESTRA 493 OKEH 8626 0240 2077 1 38567 Moonlight Saving Time (351015) 507 4101 8631 14253 20775 38570 Clarion 5321 Roll on Mississippi (351016) 521 4194 8635 14350 20857 38575 JAY FREEMAN 67 1 4228 8658 14506 20945 38602 Sugar Foot Stomp (M 166) 734 4253 8664 14609 21119 38607 Me 70809 Night Ride (M 167) 754 4254 8665 14979 21 149 38620 953 4295 8673 I5l 25 2l 2 !2 TEXAS ALEXANDER BB 40034 VOCAL. Corn Bread Blues (81223) 40095 1081 4296 8682 15142 2 1269 02762 OK 8511 5920 Long Lonesome Day Blues(81213) 6043 40103 1240 44|6 8683 1561 21 326 03639 1313 4425 21410 DICKSON'S HARLEM ORCHESTRA 6130 401 14 8688 15629 1030 4445 21423 Jam man 6144 CLARION 1539 8691 15736 1032 Vi 23377 1792 45 1 1 8705 15799 2 1 539 1044 rondo I Jazz 6 1 74 532 7002 4631 6707 15937 21 559 1210 VICTORIA SPIVEY 6192 CLAX . 4752 Steady grind (80-766) 8680 40387 7 182 8709 60802 2 1605 1216 OK 8464 73 4767 QRS 21 641 Idle hour blues (80-767) 10049 CO. 12 8719 1274 5723 SAMMIE LEWIS & BAMVILLE SYNCOPATORS 10073 99 0 IVA 8785 7049 2 1651 1436 2937 800 1 7064 2 1667 There'll come a time (22) 10271 8801 1546 Vo 1030 8009 Arkansas shout (21) 10278 DOMNQ 8802 REGAL 2l 692 1566 803 t 8832 2 1 708 JEWELL NELSON 10338 3510 8810 1587 Snake Blues EDISON 8039 6821 9134 2 1 709 1621 Jet Black (147614) I 1314 813 Co 14390 8042 1 Beating me blues (147615) B'»AY 823 9077 8622 10273 2 793 1630 8052 R0fc'£0 2 1809 NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM BOYS 1289 943 9078 8854 1635 8064 264 22 104 Sleep come on and take me 1359 1045 9173 8875 1697 Vo 2881 9174 8076 8962 494 22054 1702' Just like a falling star 8RUNS I 103 EMEH& 8095 40021 532 2266 1 1730 TAYLOR'S DIXIE SERENADERS 2462 I 158 1026 8101 40172 552 22662 2539 Wabash blues 2463 I 193 Vi 23277 E VERY- 8102 40228 22704 Everybody loves my baby 2806 1261 632 2541 1264 BODIES 6110 40251 650 227 1 7 2563 If you have any of the above eight records 3092 1063 6129 40308 867 22719 2575 your opinions. Is it any good? Any 3351 1391 send us GETIN. 8130 40410 22720 3580 1443 868 2584 good men on it? Let^us know. 22733 3589 1547 5016 8176 40653 1006 2616 22776 Did you ever buy from some dusty pile, a 3664 1548 9050 82 IS 40655 1037 2676 9242 8244 22779 record that looked hot on the label (such as 3829 1656 40695 1877 2861 9272 22814 Abou Ben Bernstein and His Five Fakirs, play- 4124 1735 8247 40801 51 36 2927 2002 1 8281 2303e ing Hiltnbtrg J oys-Cl arin tt Marmalade on 4184 1981 41202 5 137 2937 G , G. 8282 ft 23250 Claxtonola), only upon taking it home and 4308 2087 434 41259 0 YALE 2944 1710 8290 41264 1754 23257 playing it to have it turnout to be the rank- 4321 2177 4343 2957 8292 23264 est junk? In our proposed book we would like 4704 2243 4348 HARK, 41329 SILV. 2964 4 8296 41440 3572 23277 to list the serial numbers of all such records 4856 2277 4353 3189 (59 8304 ORIOLE 5|39 23279 3190 as a reference for beginning collectors. We 6164 2418 4355 8308 VAR 1 . 23283 would appreciate your including all such rec- 6314 2491 4365 206 628 3307 231 8316 553 23265 ords along with the real jazz items riot listed 6520 2663 4367 2130 3369 335 8318 2213 669 23292 3390 in Hot Discography. 6677 2648 4373 353 8365 2592 VARS. 23301 5173 In sending us your lists, check against the 6889 2806 4377 501 8367 8136 6013 23303 5281 tabulation of serial numbers at the right to 7003 2853 4378 600 8381 PARA. 8029 23308 7431 avoid mentioning records already brought to 7186 2857 4390 763 6427 3150 8065 23300 14860 our attention. 7419 2916 4395 34 . LEMME take this chorus During the past year or time. If you have never so, the differences between seen this publication, you the AFM and the record pro- ought to take a look at it. ducers have provided non- These English people can union hill-billy artistry a tell you things about jazz fabulous bonanza of juke box and the U.S.A. that you fame and fortune. By the never knew before. Here's familiar economic processes, a proposition: Send us some competant musicianship $1.50 for twelve issues of has been diverted into these the Bulletin; if, upon the channels. It might pay a receipt of your first issue, real hep cat with a cast- you do not feel that the iron ear and plenty of time Bulletin is worth the money, to wade through the corn- you may return it to us for squeezings of the past year in a a refund of your subscription . This search for evidences of real jazz applies to all who have already work. When he gets down to Gals subscribed. Don't Mean a Thing, Louise Massey and Westerners, OK 6687, maybe he would ffffff plays the 16 bar clarinet tell me who Due to the favorable reception churus of the rag Weeping Jli I I OV , by Scott ffffff Joplin, which we reprinted last month, we are putting another rag hottest artist in in this issue, Cotton Bolls, by Don Anderson, Charles Hunter. No information is the country, has just signed a most available on the composer. I would contract with the U.S. attractive say that Hunter was a white man; the Government. As I understand it, his opportunity rag doesn't seem to jump right to me, duties will afford him an quite pretty, nevertheless. in but it's to study the flora and fauna that the same Roy Carew states Cotton 5o//s nearby Maryland, and at one of the the his was better rags of time to collect some material on 1900's. doctor's thesis U.S. Army Chinauare and Kitchen Utensils, it is rumored ffffff that his salary has been set at the figure of $50 per month. Notify us whenever your address In spite of his induction, Ander- is changed; the Record Changer is son will be able to supply us with sent by third class mail which is not a few more cover drawings. The first forwarded. of this new series of Record Changer ffffff covers fronts this issue. No back issues of the Record ffffff Changer are available. With considerable reluctance, Don ffffff manager of this Wilson, circulation WANTED- Name and address of col- us this publication, has provided lector who did not include this in- month with a nice twelve bars of formation on his t r ade - auc t ion list putter with the piano blues. If you which was written in green ink on piano you will enjoy this one,-- typewriter tissue paper, to have and which especially if you happen was accompanied by two dollars. three hands. ffffff ffffff Send special delivery letters or editor of Jazz maga- Bob Thiele, express shipments to the Record just had his appendix zine, has Changer at 1220 North Capitol Street, He writes 'I enjoyed your carved. Washington, D.C. rather than to Fair- the Record Changer, last issue of fax, Virginia. very much. It gets better with every issue... Now that I am home for ffffff awhile, I will be able to have the next issue of Jazz out very soon. Do not send stamps, for mailing Starting with the next issue, Novem- your copy of the Record Changer first class or ber, Vol. 1, No. 10, JaZZ will be by air mail. on New York City news available ffffff stands and will definitely come out monthly. When your copy of the Record Changer reaches you around the 15th ffffff of the month, remember that third class mail is very slow these days. A few ex tra copies of the Bulletin Also we give no collector preferen- of the Jazz Sociological Society, tial service such as first class or published in London, have been re- air mail of his copy. we can offer ceived. Accordingly, ffffff to our readers a few more subscrip- tions. Those who subscribed in If we receive your ad on or after August to the Bulletin should have the 16th of the month, seven weeks received their first issue by this will pass before you see it in print. 35 CLIMAX PRESENTS! NEW ORLEANS JAZZ B Y GEORGE LEWIS AND HIS NEW ORLEANS STOMPERS GEORGE LEWIS Clarinet AVERY "KID" HOWARD Trumpet JIM ROBINSON Trombone LAWRENCE MARRERO Banjo EDGAR MOSLEY Drums CHESTER ZARDIS Bass JIM LITTLE Tuba No. 101 CLIMAX RAG 12 Inch DEEP BAYOU BLUES No. 102 MILENBERG JOYS 12 Inch TWO JIM BLUES No. 103 JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE 12 Inch JUST A LITTLE WHILE TO STAY HERE No. 104 FIDGETY FEET 12 Inch DAUPHINE ST. BLUES No. 105 DON'T GO 'WAY NOBODY 12 Inch CARELESS LOVE BLUES $1.50 F.O.B. New York City, Exclusive of Federal, State and Local Taxes DISTRIBUTED BY BLUE NOTE RECORDS, NEW YORK COMMODORE MUSIC SHOP Caff 136 East 42nd Street LExington 2-3077-8 New York City I , , , DEC 20 l% ADVERTISERS WHOSE ADDRESSES ARE NOT SHOWN ELSEWHERE Bruce Baker, Jr., 2929 Bryn Mawr Drive, KENZ Carl A. Kendziora.Jr. , 74 South Road, Dallas (5), Texas. Harrison, New York. Banda, Terrace, John Paul H-25 Euclid t MAS0 Sally Mason, Baldwin School, Atlanta (3), Georgia. Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. 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The rate for classified advertising not submitted on these blanks is PER ITEM DISPLAY ACS: full page, $9. 00; half page, $5. 00; less than half page, \0f per tin $1.10 per column inch. The Record Changer Subscription [Rate $1.50 PER YEAR FAIRFAX. VA 2 t , COPYRIGHT DEPOSIT JAZZ IN PARIS Dilettantism is the great danger facing all the stu- dents who make the pilgrimage to Paris with the hope of acquiring no matter how small an amount of what is common- ly referred to as higher learning. The temptations are so many, and take such irresistibly seductive shapes and forms, that the time left for serious studying dwindles and has disappeared without one being aware of it. For me, one of these temptations, though by no means the strongest , was jazz. * * * One of the most popular tea-rooms in the Latin Quarter, where students of many nationalities would indulge in the By Nesuhi Ertegun time-honored Parisian custom of discussing for hours and hours at the slightest provocation about anything from the decadence of disagreeing with Panassie, the only surrealism to the merits of Maurice example I know of such a flagrant Chevalier, was owned by a jazz connai- violation of accepted ethical rules: sseur having a rather erratic taste; "Nowadays Andy Kirk has a trombone but one could not afford to be too with a very powerful attack, who should choosy in Paris. That respectable be placed on the same rank as Sandy gentleman was especially fond of Milt Williams, a little below Higginbotham Her fh* s records; and each time the Teagarden and Benny Morton, and above guitar player on those records started Lawrence Brown, whom I would not place playing his solos, many of the youth- as high as does Hugues Pannassie." ful intelligentsia would stop talking * 4 4 in order to listen with great concen- Between 1937 and 1939, many famous tration and appropriate bodily move- Harlem musicians made the trip to ments to this dangerous rival of Paris. They were all so successful, Django Reinhardt. His name was a that with one or two exceptions they mystery until a learned memb e r of the are much better known in Europe Hot Club of France announced it was than they are here. As race prejudice Teddy Bunn. The question as to who was naturally unknown in France, and was really greater, Django or Teddy, as the Parisians have had a tradition- meant that endless debating was to al respect for artists, the Negro follow and the time had come to go musicians were always treated as such, around to the corner for a glass of and they never encountered any of the Pernod. Billie Holiday, that myster- humiliations which they suffer here ious singer with a man's name and a all too frequently. In Paris, they woman's voice, was another favorite were all great artists, living in an topic of discussion. The youn g men o atmosphere of esteem and admiration. France were discovering jazz. * * * * * 4 The most colorful among the Amer- Panassie was the prophet* He knew. ican musicians in Paris was undoub ted ly No one had the effrontery of question- the pianist, Garland Wilson. Big, ing his wisdom. To challenge anyone handsome, always dressed in extremely of his verdicts as to the respective fancy clothes, always surrounded by a merits of jazz musicians would have host of young admirers, he was like a been sacrilege and was unthinkable. king, with an ever-present court that His magazine Le JQZZ hot was read with followed him into all the night-clubs religious care. A cult had been where he played. In the summer of formed, with all its essential char- 1938 the famous 'Boeuf sur le Toit' of acteristics. The dominant trait of Paris opened a summer night club bear- the cult was a passion for the United ing the same name in St. Tropez on the States. HolJywood films were scrutin- Riviera. The band was composed of ized attentively, and the Parisian Garland ffilson, Tommy Beuford on jazz 1 overs would try to copy as drums, Teddy Brock playing alto and closely as possible the way the movie baritone saxes and a bass player whose actors dressed and the way they walked. name I cannot remember. Garland Wil- Long, wide coats and trousers with son's piano playing became one of the narrow cuffs appeared in Paris shortly sensations of the summer season, and before the war: Harlem musicians were people would come to hear him all the beginning to have greater influence way from Cannes and Nice. than Hollywood actors. 4 4 4 * * The two best known American musi- The French mind is famous for its cians in Paris were Benny Carter and clarity and for its genius at classi- Coleman Hawkins, the 'two Masters', as fying knowledge. Certainty, even if the French jazz lovers called them.- it causes subsequent contradiction, is Carter, especially was very popular always preferred to doubt. Panassie, with the crowds and played only in the a typical product of French rational- swankiest night-clubs. There were ism, showed the way with his perfectly many others, some of whom p-layed in coordinated dogmatism. His disciples the band of the inimitable Willy naturally followed in his steps. Here Lewis, like Dicky Wells and Bill Cole- is an example. This quotation, taken man. The trumpet player Arthur Briggs, from an analysis of the Andy Kirk band a powerful but erratic musician, had by Joost Van Pragg (JQZZ Hot, April- been among the first expatriate musi- May 1938), is also most unusua.J in cians and was still in Paris when last that Van Praag has the audacity of heard of. Fletcher Henderson's old drummer, Kaiser Marshall worked around unexpectedly large, and more tickets Montmartre for a long time. had been sold than there were seats. 4 4 4 The music began while ticket-holders To prove that his knowledge of jazz were still trying to locate their was really advanced, it was the duty seats. When the band started to play of the young Parisian to acquire a a very fast number, tension was real- more or less complete vocabulary of ly high, and fights began here and fashionable expressions used by Amer- there in the hall betwee-n people who ic an musicians. At the right time, had tickets to the same seat. One these enthusiastic listeners were able especially stubborn young man had his to shout such things as 'Yes, man' or nose broken while fighting for his 'Take another' or 'Come on, come on* rights, and was taken to the hospital, or 'Wonderful.' That, for most, was his face full of blood. The musicians the extent of their knowledge of the seemed to enjoy the atmosphere and English language. But there was no from then on the session was a big questioning the sincerity of the Pari- success. sian jazz lovers. Their thirst for 4 4 4 jazz was of incredible intensity. The Quintet of the Hot Club of Once, during the intermission of a France, with its two stars Django concert the Quintet of the Hot Club of Feinhardt and Stephane Grappelly, France was giving at the Salle Gaveau, occupied a very special place in the the announcer, with a trembling voice, hearts of the jazz-conscious people of said it was very possible that Fats Paris. Here was a band of French Waller would soon come and play in musicians, which they had helped in Paris. The thought that they would its rise to fame with their enthusi- perhaps hear Fats Waller in person was astic support, and they knew it was so overwhelming to the spectators that the only European jazz-group which had there was violent applause for several attracted the attention of American minutes. To people for whom famous listeners. All the visiting Negro jazz names were merely something writ- musicians told them how wonderful the ten on record labels, the possibility Quintet was, what a great guitarist of seeing some of these f amou s musi- Django was, and this they prized more cians in the flesh was a great exper- highly than anything else. I was not ience. Their eagerness was under- surprising, therefore, than many pro- standable. found essays and many lyrical poems 4 4 4 were written about Django and his Duke Ellington gave two concerts in guitar playing. Paris on successive nights in April 4*4 1939. A tremendous publicity campaign Jazz was taken seriously in Paris; swept the city during the weeks pre- it was considered as one of the most ceding his arrival. A new, very im- important forms of modern music by pressive concert-hall had been built several modern French composers. The for the Paris World's Fair, a hugh big names for them were Armstrong and place seating over 5,000 people, and Ellington. Very few knew anything Duke was going to play there. When about an earlier jazz, because none of the band arrived, the headlines in the early records were available a nd several Paris newspapers forgot all Panassie wrote more about Lunceford about Neville Chamberlain and Adolph and Ellington than he did about King Hitler, and the space was devoted to Oliver and Jelly-Roll Morton. In Sonny Greer and the nine big cases it spite of that, Parisians were sur- took him to carry his drums. On the prisingly well-informed about jazz first night the immense auditorium was matters, and their taste, though far almost sold out f the crowd was very from being impeccable, was as good as elegant, the orchestra seats having it could be under the circumstances. many people dressed in white ties and After all, how many of the famous black ties and smart Parisiennes in American critics and collectors of evening dresses. The band was some- todaj were writing about or collecting what n e r vo us at first, but after a Oliver and Morton in the middle shaky beginning settled down to play thirties? in the usual Ellington manner. After several numbe rs the time c atae for an Ivie Anderson vocal. She walked to the center of the stage while the band was playing and grew uneasy, looking FOR YOUR HOT ICONOGRAPHY all around the big stage trying to discover where the microphone was. But there was no microphone! And she sang, 8X10 GOLD TONED PORTRAIT OF or rather tried to shout as loudly as she could; no one in the hugh hall who was sitting behind the third row could WILLIE "BUNK" JOHNSON hear her voice. Fortunately, they gave her a microphone on the second night. Recently taken. 4 4 4 Every now and then, when some musi- Printed on quality Paper. cian of note happened to be in Paris, Suitable for framing or bind i ng . the Hot Club of France organized a . session at the small auditorium of the $ 1 .50 each Fcole Normale de Musique. The star of Lesl ie Smith one of these affairs was the violin 839 Leavenworth St., San Francisco (9) ,Cal. player, Eddie South. The crowd was 4 i ) WANTE D 3 4 vic berton 12 lonesome & sorry/mary lou VO 2944 • Cham Mar/ lou/lonesome & sorry VO 2944 • Kenz jimmy bertrand (Any with dodds) DON BESTOR Contented Vi 24135 • WRAY There's a ring around moon VI 24434 • WRAY Butterfly V| 24667 WRAY BARNEY BIGARD BARNEY GOIN' EASE (NEw) OK OR VO 5378 irving a aronson JIMMY BLYTHE Let's do it (new) (Any with Qodds) ALABAMA RASCALS (almost any solos or accomp. Nancy jane ME 70163 3R00 SHARKEY BONANO Jockey stomp Me 12689 BROO High society ALBERT AMMONS CONNIE BOSWELL • BaSS go crazy /Monday stuuggle SA 12000 VanB i cover the waterfront BR 6592 Sten HENRY ALLEN Say it isn't so/where BR 6393 STEN (ANY) Any Pens Lullaby of the leaves BR 6297 Sten Clouds/blue moon BR 7363 STEN House raid blues BB 6858 Broo chasing shadows BR 7445 STEN ANDREWS SISTERS WILL BRADLEY Hold tight, seafood, mama DE Band quc*s( lver Band Beat me daddy DE Band Down the road apiece .90 Band ARCADIAN SERENADERS Southpaw serenade Band (Any instrumental nos.) ( Any on ok) B.W. LOUIS ARMSTRONG broadway broadcasters (Acc. except Smith h rainey) HURM She ' FUNNY THAT WAY (hot 5, 7, any acc. OK Co, etc) Grist LE5 BROWN Memo r i es of you OK 41468 PR I c Stardust BB 7858 Pr i c i surrender 0 ear OK 41497 • PRIC Evening star (new) OK 6633 Roth (Any hot 5 or 7) Grit CH ICK BULLOCK T | QER RAl/Dl NAH Torn YOU DROPPED ME LIKE A RED HOT VICTOR ARDEN BUMBLE BEE SLIM HELLO M ARGOT (NEW) VI 22268 Deep bass boogie DE 7162 UMPH GUS ARNHEIM muddy water blues BB 6586 Umph Sweet and lovely (new) VI 22770 (Almost anything) VO VANB PAUL ASH campus colleg iates Body and soul Ha 1226 Cham My bluebird's back again Ha 1382 i got rhythm HA 1234 Cham the captivators FRANK AUBURN Get happy BR 4591 • Cham i'll be a friend with pleasure HA 1223 the caroliners Would you like to take a walk HA 1269 hungry for love (Romeo) CA 9042 • Fry I found a million dollar baby HA 1331 Cham wing ie carpenter THE HOUR OF PARTING HA 1344 Cham Preach i n trumpet blues DE BETWEEN THE DEVIL & DEEP BLUE HA I4|2 CHAM LEROY CARR MY IDEAL HA 1240 CHAM (Any) BAILEY'S LUCKY SEVEN ROY CARROLL (ANY) Fry Casa loma stomp/royal Garden ILOMAE BAILEY The king's horses (Any on Victor* vi DANCING IN THE DARk/H|GH & LOW charlie barnet IT'S THE GIRL/l CAN'T WRITE rockin' in rhythm bb 10785 IT'S THE Gl RL the ouke's idea/the count's idea bb 10453 - — Chi o One more time • scotch and soo^ bb 1 02 1 0 — chi o The ki ngs horses n tin roof blues /knock i ' bb 10131 — Chi o benny carter count basie Sleep goodmorn i ng blues DE 1446 BURL CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA dicky's dream 51 18 WILL casa loma stomp i'm gonna move to outskirts ,00 ENGE Memoriesof you One o'clock jump .00 ENQE No NAME JIVE one o'clock jump — Bake i cried for you BEALE STREET WASHBOARD BAND on the sunny side of street Forty and tight Any Exactly like you SIDNEY BECHET Leave it that way Blues of bechet/shiek Vi 27485 .00 Chi o Dust maple leaf rag BB 76 I 4 — Ohio When the little red roses Shag BB 10022 Chi o H gh soc i ety/si ng 3lackstick DE 2129 In the shade of the old shake i t & break i t VI 26640 Chio Meet me tonight in dream Blues in thirds VI 27204 CHIO I'll take you home again BIX BE I DERBECKE (Any transcriptions) N IN A Ml ST/WRI NGI ' & TWtSTIN OK 3150 WILL Washboard blues SOME BODY STOLE MY GAL OK 41030 TORN THL CELLAR BOYS BUNNY BERIGAN W.ailing blues/Barrel House I CAN'T GET STARTED (|2") PR IC charleston chasers Basin street/Beale Street (Many 6mall bands) vo, BR, EDEL Lovable and sweet ) 0 i n i WANTED CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS DOROTHY DON IGAN (Any except 8533 & 8599) — HURN EVERYOA/ BLUES BB 8979 OUAI CHICAGO LOOPERS AL DONOHUE Three blind m i ce/Glor i nda PE 14910 Torn LOWDOWN RHYTHM IN A HIGH HAT(NEw) VO 53(4 ROTH CHOCOLATE OAND1ES OORSEY BROTHERS LOVELESS BLUES VO 16(0 Grit Have a li ttle fa ith BURL 1 LILL IE 0 . CHRIST 1 AN CONGRATULATIONS Am BURL YOU'RE A REAL SWEETHEART OK 8607 HURN OUT 1 N THE COLO AGAIN De 206 STEN Sweethearts on paroe OK 8650 Hurn TOMMY DORSEY Baby OK 8660 HURN YOU AND 1 VI MA30 GARNET CLARK A. HOT FOUR Say it over and over again Vl MA SO Rosetta/object of affection GrF K76I8 Gayl Imagination Vl Ma so Stardust HMV X4593 Gayl A SONG is you Vl MASO JERRY COLONNA SHAOOWS on the sand Vl MA60 YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING/HECTOR OK 3876 Cl,J The one you love belongs Vl UA60 EDD IE CONDON Oh look at me now Vr UASO GONNA STOMP HENRY LEE Vl OR BB EDEL Blue skies VI Ma SO MAKIN' FRlENOS/l'M SORRY OK 41 142 Wl ll Yours in my heart alone VI MASO COTTON PICKERS IT'S A LOVELY DAY TOMORROW VI Uaso KOT HEELS RO 1009 OR CA 9207 KENZ HAWA 1 AAN WAR CHANT — Pric ROSETTA CRAWFORD 1 'LL NEVER SMILE AGAIN — pric 1 I'M TIRED OF .FA TT EN 1 N FROGS DE 7584 jack Stardust/Stardust (b.goodman) Vl 25320 Chi d BING CROSBY Jaoa/royal garden blues VI 25326 Chio p STARDUST De 2374 R | c After you 're gone VI 25467 Chio 1 KISS YOUR HAND ( NEW CO 1 85 1 M 1 ER Maple leaf rag V| 25496 Chio Can't we be friends (new) Co 2001 Mier Tin roof blues VI 26105 Chi o AT YOUR COMMAND (NEW) BR 6145 MIER The lonesome road VI 26508 Chio SHINE (NEW) BR 6276 MIER melody in F VI 25519 Chio Ghost of a chance (new) BR 6454 M | ER SWI NGI NG ON NOTHI NG Enge YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL ( NEW BR 6477 M 1 ER EDDIE DUCHIN 5 You've got me crying (n^w) PR 651 M l ER Stardust BR 8367 Prj c Learn to croon (new) BR 6599 M 1 ER BLIND WILLIE DUNN GIN BOTTLE FOUR Shadow waltz (new) BR 6599 M 1 ER Guitar blues/8lue guitar OK 87l| Gayl Blue prelude (new) BR 6601 MIER CHAMPION JACK DUPREE Face the music medley BR 20106 ST EN (Any) — Jack Once in a blue moon Ba 33162 STEN CLIFF EOWARDS WHERE THE BLUE OF THE NIGHT Br 6226 RiDL STACK 0' LEE BLUES (l & 2) Co 1820 KENZ Troubles/Little things BB 7012 CL,J DUKE ELLINGTON Just a g igolo 8B 7| |8 CL,J T show i ngo/yellow dog BR 6802 Burl St. Louis blues BR 20105 CL,J BLUE BUBBLES Vl 22985 BURL Shine Br CL,J BUNDLE OF BLUES CO 35836 Burl BOB CROSBY Lost in meditation Br 8083 Burl Come back sweet papa De 896 UMPH Slippery horn BURL Savoy blues OE 1094 Umph Jazz lips BB 6396 Burl Gin mill blues De 1 1 70 Umph Low cotton HRS 1003 2.50 Umph FIDGETY FEET De 1593 UMPH FlNNESSE HRS 1004 2.50 Umph More than ever De 1657 Umph VOOM VOOM Vl 24121 2.25 PA.il FlOGETY FEET De I 593 CH 1 BLUE FEELING Vl 24521 2.25 Pari LITTLE ROCK GET AWAY De 1 552 Ch i o Jazz li ps Vl 38129 3.00 Pari Squeeze me De 1962 Chio LADY IN BLUE CO 35291 1 .50 Pati WOLVERI NE BLUES De 2032 CHIO Misty mornin' VO 3229 2.25 Pari MARCH OF THE BOB CATS DE 1 865 CH 1 0 HARLEM SPEAKS de 800 1 .50 Pari Big foot jump/Five point blues De 2 |08 CHI 0 Ain't mi sbehavin De 3516 i .00 Par Black zephyr — 2.00 Enge DlGA Dl GA 000 BB 6305 1.50 Pari BERN IE CUMMINS Jubilee stomp BB 64l5 1.50 Pari A COTTAGE FOR SALE Vl 22351 WRAY East st. louis BB 6430 1.50 Pari COW COW DAVENPORT BLUE BUBBLES BB 6451 1 .50 Paii RA 1 LROAD BLUES De 7462 Jack Saratoga swing BB 10245 1.50 Pa^i JACK DENNY Trumpet i n spades Br 7752 3.50 Pari Hello sweetheart VI 24023 WRAY ST. LOUIS BLUES Br 20105 3.75 Pari HARRY DIAL'S BLUSICIANS Mood indigo Ua 102 2.25 Pari (any on vocalion label) — G R | t Lady who couldn't be Ma 124 2.25 Pa^i DIXIELAND JUG BLOWERS Alabauy home Ma 137 2.25 Pari Carpet alley VI 20480 4.00 HURN Wanna go back again bl Ge 3291 Pari Hen party Vl 20649 4.00 HURN AN 1 ViAL CRACKERS GE 3342 Pari DIXIE JAZZ BAND JIG WALK Pari Dixie orag JE 5446 KENZ SAMMY FAIN JOHNNY DODOS TO BE IN LOVE ve 1943 Cham BLUE PIANO 6T0MP BB 10238 BURL ain't mi sbehavi DE 2993 CHAM Pencil papa V 1 38038 HURN Ain't mi sbehav i DO 2993 KENZ New st. louis blues BR 3585 HURN JERRY FENWYCK JOE TURNER BLUES BR 3997 HURN BY the sycamore tree Ha 1397 Cham (Any on Paramount) Para HURN NOW'S THE TIME TO FALL IN LOVE HA 1394 — Cham Wildmanblues Vo A FAOEO SUMMER LOVE Ha 1384 Cham Too tight/goober OANCE BB 10240 2.00 UMPH Take i t from me Ha 1348 Cham Cham Sweet lorra i ne/Penc i l papa V| 38038 3.00 UMPH Do the New York Ha 1352 OH LIZZIE Or 3585 4.00 UMPH TED F IRORITO Clarinet wobble BR 3574 3.00 Umph Hanoin' on the garden gate Vl 22301 WRAY New Orleans stomp/Weary blues VO 15632 Torn BUD FREEMAN Wild man/melancholy Br 3567 torn China boy/The eel BB 10385 TRES 6 r s WANTED SID GARY H IGH HATTERS or vocal ion) Cham 1 MAY BE WRONG VI 22105 WRAY ( Any on melotone AT LAST 1 'M HAPPY ME 12069 FRY BUNDLE Or OLD LOVE LETTERS Vl 22255 Wary GEORG IA COTTON PICKERS Sing you sinners Vl 22322 WRAY (Any on harmony or velvetone, etc - Grit Moonlight saving time Vl 22703 WRAY GEORGIA MOONLIGHT SERENAOERS WHAT IS IT Vl 22780 WRAY Many happy returns of the day 1338 Cham COLEMAN HAWKINS As long as you 're there 1341 Cham STARDUST HMV B8420 or HMV X4496 GAYL VLrtNUN uLTtLn AVALON/BLUE MOON HMV B8388 Gavl St ardust 10605 PR 1 C CRAZY RHYTHM VI 26219 Burl GENE G 1 FFORD FLETCHER HENDERSON NORTHING 8UT THE 8LOES 10704 BURL Hot mustard/Clarinet marm VO 1065 Grit SOME OF THESE 0AYS/BA8Y WON'T VO 1079 Gri t MERRY OLDSMOB 1 LE v SPEC. TORN Fidgety feet/Sensation VO 1092 GRIT bUUUr fit nl 3 uUUU 1 IMt.no WOODY HERMAN STARDUST PE 15084 OR P T 36903 Kenz BISHOP BLUES de 3972 PRIC 1 1 AT THE SHERMAN NOW 1 M IN LOVE "E DU D OR PAT 36924 Kenz JUKIN/HERMAN DE 3272 CHI0 D 1 GGA 0 1 GGA 00 PE 1 5083 OR 36902 KENZ BLUE FLAME 2.00 Enge BENNY GOODMAN Fur trapper"'s ball 2.00 Enge BaSI N STREET BLUES 2415 MlER ART HICKMAN r° 1 DON'T KNOW WHY 0 2540 MlER DREAM HOUSE (NEW) Vl 21392 Wray Ain't cha glad 0 2835 MlER ALEX HILL Texas tea party 0 2845 MlER (First three Vocalions) Gri t RlFFIN* THE SCOTCH 0 2867 MlER BERTHA CHIPPIE HILL Love me or leave me CO 2871 MlER (Any Except OK 8312) hurn 0l * PAPRY 0 2892 MlER RICHARD HIMBER 2907 MlER WHOSE THEME SONG | & 2 DE 3578 PRIC ^"aii^t lazy 0 2923 MlER IF 1 HAD A MILLION DOLLARS VI 24745 WRAY You're thetop 2986 MlER Tea for two Vl 24750 WRAY Stardust 25320 PR 1 C JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS Vl 25161 WRAY Bugle call rag PR IC EARL HINES BOOOB YE PRIC 57 VARIETIES/l AIN'T GOT OK OR CO STAR Love me or leave he (ex New) CO 2871 FRY ART HODES When vour lips met mine Me 12023 FRY ROSS TAVERN/SOUTH SIDE SA 12007 VANS ALL IN N 0 12079 FRY JOHNNY HODGES When your lover has gone M 12120 Fry Things ain't what they used to be BB QUA 1 Cla I net i t i E Fry Hodge podge/wanderlust OK 4573 Wl LL ™ ile:$ /BaS ' n STrlE:E:T 25258 will RENT PART BLUES OK 5100 Will ""no si'ncTs 2.00 Enge WILMOTH HOUDiNI L VE ME OR LEAVE ME Co 2871 Ri dl Temptation/poor but ambitions BB 10619 Cl,J Junk man CO 2892 Ridl Cousin cousin/Fire brigade BB 10647 Cl, J Blue moon Co 3003 R 1 DL PHIL HUGHES HIGH HATTERS Co 3015 Ridl 1 LOVE LOU 1 SA HA 1358 CHAffl ^wasTlucky CO 3018 Ridl WHY DANCE HA 1353 Cham what goes on here VI 25878 Ri dl JACK HYLTON P 1 CK A RIB (qu 1 NTET ) VI 26166 Riol WHEN THE ORGAN PLAYEO Vl 22434 WRAY Falling in love/if you haven't Me 2 079 82-5 Kenz IF YOU CAN'T SING Vl 22693 WRAY 1 WANNA BE AROUND/WHAT HAVE Me 12138 82-5 Kenz SOLDIER ON THE SHELF Vl 22697 WRAY riffin' the Scotch/keep on ooin Co 2867 84-8 Kenz The alone will tell Vl 22926 WRAY love me or leave me Co 2871 83-5 Kenz INK SPOTS Junk man/Ol' Alabama pappy co 2892 84-8 Kenz barbecue (new) DE 1 154 Roth JUNK MAN CoE CR730 5-I0"Kenz DEWEY JACKSON ROOM 1411 BRF 500201 5-10 Kenz CAPITOL BLUES VO 1040 Grit Popcorn man Vl 25808 10-15 Kenz SMOKE JACKSON Maohouse (master 4\ } Vi 25268 Kenz WEST END BLUES CH 15714 Grit CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS(MASTER #2) VI 25621 Kenz HARRY JAMES A LITTLE KISS ( MASTER Vl 25878 Kenz CONSERTO FOR TRUMPET #2) PR 1 C GREEN BROTHERS MARIMBA ORCH BACK BAY BOOGIE 2.50 Enge LO-LO VI 22480 Wray JAM SESSION AT VICTOR JOHNNY GREEN Honeysuckle rose 1 V 25559 Qua i COCKTA 1 LS FOR TWO CO Fry JAMES P. JOHNSON J 1 MM IE GRIER RIFFS OK 8770 BROO LEARN TO CROON/MOONSTRUCK BR 6597 STEN (Any) McMA BON VOYAGE Vl 22970 WRAY LONNIE JOHNSON TITO GUIZAfl Got the blues for west end DE 7445 Ga /l ClELO AEJL (new) VI 83 |58 Roth LONNIE JOHNSON & BLIND WILLIE OUNN JIViMIE GUNN Have to change keys (new or ex) OK 8637 Gayl STARDUST BB 6469 PR 1 C Deep minor stomp/hot fingers OK 8743 Gayl BOBBY HACKETT Midnight call/blue room OK 8818 Gayl 1 DON'T STAND A GHOST OF A CHANCE VO MlER PETE JOHNSON JA-OA VO MlER B. a. 0. Blues SA 12006 BROO Embraceable YOU Vo MlER RICHARD M. JONES AT THEJAZZ BAND BALL vo MlER (Any on Okeh) OK GRIT MAL hallett ISHAM JONES BOSTON TEA PARTY Roth Why can't this night go on forever VI 24213 WHTY LIONEL HAMPTON SOMEDAY WE'LL MEET VI 24129 Wray Sweethearts on parade VI 26209 BURL LITTLE street VI 24161 wray MILLION DREAMS Vl 24162 WRAY EODIE HARKNESS ROGER WOLFE KAHN THERE'S SOMETHINO ABOUT A ROSE Vl 21498 WRAY AN OLD GUITAR & OLD REFRAIN VI 21078 WRAY 7 E N ' WANTED KANSAS C ITY STOMPERS PAUL MARES Good fellow slues Br 7091 Broo LAND OF DREAMS Co 35880 WILL SAMMY KAYE Maple leaf rag Co 35686 WILL 5W ING A NO SWAY (both on VO 3669 ROTH OK label) OK GR 1 T LLOYD KEATING MCKENZ 1 E-CONOON Thinking of you/peach of a pa R Ha 1233 Cham (BOTH on OK label) OK GRIT There's something missing Ha 1262 Cham MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS 1 HATE MYSELF Ha 1252 nobody's sweetheart/sighin Vl 38000 TORN Truly Ha 1268 C H Ah Plain dirt/Gee ain't i good Vl 38097 TORN SWEET & HOT/i'M THE LAST ONE Ha (290 Cham Miss hannah/kay I feel VI 38102 TORN WRAP YOUR TROUBLES IN DREAMS HA 1323 MEMPHIS N 1 QHTHAWKS LET'S A TO DRINK DRINK THE. 1 343 Cham Biscuit roller VO 1744 BROO MY SWEET TOOTH SAY S 1 WANNA ha 1350 Cham MEZZ MEZZROW AS TIME GOES BY Ha 1367 Cham Apologies BB 10250 BURL KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS 35th and calumet BB 10251 BURL Sweet liza Ba 6358 Fry JOHNNY MILLER Sweet liza Ba 6358 Kenz D 1 PPERMOUTH BLUES CO 1546 GRI T GENE KRUPA IRVING MILLS HOTSY TOTSY GANG THE GOLDEN WEDD 1 NO 3.00 Enge DEEP HARLEM/STRUT MISS LIZZIE BR 4983 KENZ DRUMBOOG 1 3.00 SINCE YOU WENT AWAY BR 4122 Kenz Drummer boy 3.00 Enge MILLS MERRY MAKERS LET ME OFF UPTOWN 2.50 Enge Farewell b,lues ha,oi,Cl OR VE 7121 kenz Knock me a kiss 2.50 Enge MODERNISTS IN MUTINY THE PARLOR V 1 25263 Rl 0L SOLI TUDE ME, PE,BA 33 192 Fry TOMMY LADNIER ALICE MOORE Really the blues BB 10089 BURL BLACK EVI L BLUES DE 7028 Jack WEARY BLUES BB 10086 Wl LL CHAUNCY MOOREHOUSE Really the blues RB 10089 Broo BLUES IN B FLAT VA 608 Broo EDDIE LANG MY GAL SAL Va 638 8R00 N P 1 1 1 CK N ' /FEEL BR 6254 Torn JELLY ROLL MORTON HUDOIE LEDBETTER JUNGLE BLUES/WILO MAN BLUES BB 10256 WILL (any but Victor The pearls/beale st. album of Prison sonqs He i n blues BB 10252 Wl LL CHESTER LE1GHTON Shreveport 8B 7710 Wl LL WITHOUT THAT GAL/Om THE BEACH HA 1340 CHAM Turtle twist BB 10 194 Wl LL GUILTY/NOW THAT YOU'RE GONE HA 1370 Oham album of new Orleans memories GENR Wl LL SATAN'S HOLIDAY ha 1248 Cham (Any but bluebird) MCMA 1 AM THE WORDS HA 1232 BILLY GOAT STOMP Vl 20772 hurn 1 MEMOR 1 ES OF YOu/YOU RE LUCKY HA 12(5 Kenz MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS LEVEE SERE NADERS (Both on ok label) OK Grit HELLO JELLY JELLY LORD VO 1 154 Gri t LOLA/ONE HOUR VI 38100 Torn TED LEWIS RED NELSON (Any except Decca) roth Streamline train DE 7171 Jack Sweet sue CO 2652 RlDL NEW FRIENDS OF RHYTHM Egypt i an ella CO 2428 RlDL HEAJY TRAFFIC ON CANAL ST./mOOO IN7VI Newt LITTLE BROTHER RU8Y NEWMAN Misled blues BB 7806 Umph MY SI LENT LOVE VI 24042 Wray LOUI SIANA BLUES BB 6697 Umph Another ni ght VI 24072 Wray Vl CKSBURG blues BB 7970 WILL SO ASHAMED Vl 24073 Wray Loveless love BB 6073 MOONLIGHT BROUGHT ME VI 24074 Wray LONDON MAYFAIR ORCH NEW MAYFAIR DANCE ORCHESTRA SAME AS WE USED TO DO Vl 22688 Wray BESIDE A DUTCH CANAL Vl 24004 Wray Lady of spa in VI 22774 WRAY NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS JOHNNY LONG Sweetie dear BB 7614 Broo IN A SHANTY IN OLD SHANTY TOWN OE 3409 PRI C Shag BB 10022 VINCENT LOPEZ Maple leaf rag Vl 23360 Torn NOLA PR 1 C NEW ORLEANS RAMBLERS LOU 1 S 1 ANA RHYTHM KINGS That's the kind of man for me ME 12 130 Kenz MISSISSIPPI MUO I'M (NEW) Vo 15657 0.00 Ml ER ONE OF GOD'S CHILDREN Me 12 1 33 I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING VO 1 5710 UlER NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS OA DA STRAIN VO 15828 Ml ER T 1 N ROOF BLUES DE 161 Umph OH LADY BE GOOD BR Ml ER Ostrich walk De 229 Umph Sweet sue Br Ml ER She's cry ing for me OK 41569 UMPtt BASIN ST.BLUES/LAST CENT VO OR BRE EDEL Royal garden blues OK 41570 Umph 8ALLIN' THE JACK VO 15828 KENZ That old piana DE 388 Umph LOUISVILLE RHYTHM KINGS Panama GE 4968 Umph Shout hallelujah OK OR PaF 22305 Kenz That oa oa strain GE 5106 Umph J 1 MM IE LUNCEFORO FRANK IE NEWTON BY THE RIVER SANTA MARIE Oe 1808 PRI C WORLO IS WAITING FOR SUNRISE BB 10 1 76 Burl MY BLUE HEAVEN De 712 — PRI C Rosetta BB 10176 Broo STARDUST DE 369 PR IC Who BB 10216 Broo Rose room OE 131 PRI C RED NICHOLS I'M GONNA MOVE TO OUTSKIRTS 2.00 ENGE NEW ORLEANS MEDLEY BR 20092 patt EM8RACEA3LE YOu/l GOT RHYTHM BR 1 IN DAT MORN 2 1 141 3.50 Pari BREAKFAST WHO'S SORRY NOW/l NEVER KNEW 8R 4243 kenz BALL VI 1 .75 By the shali mar/Sweet Georgia BR 4944 Kenz OH WHY t OH WHY VO 4979 1.35 Pari rockin chair,aty honey * s arms BR 6013 kenz Bird of paradise PE 639 1.25 Pari Peg *o my heart/China boy BR 4877 kenz JOE MAN NONE HOW COME YOU DO ME BR 6149 KENZ (ANY on COLUMBIA label) Gri t PANAJA^ARG 1 E BR 3961 Torn ROYAL GARDEN BLUES OK 41570 Grit Allah's holioay/Picardy BR 4286 torn e i n' WANTED RAY NOBLE nat shilkret • Turkish delight 25016 I .25 PATT Glad rag doll Vl 21855 WRAY Lyin' in the hay 24278 I .00 Patt broadway melody Vl 21886 WRAY • seven years with wrong woman 24128 I .00 Patt blue is the night VI 22290 WRAY j i mm ie noone dinah shore (First five vocalions) — Grit why couldn't/l thought BB 10473 • CL,J Monoay oate/King joe — Torn Darling daughter/Down Argentina B8 10920 • CL,J ray noble ZUTTY SINGLETON Turkish delight VI 24427 • — Star Clarinet marmalade OE 432 • more Turkish delight HMV B6424 — Star SIX HITS AND A MISS nola HMV B4225 • — Star Relax (new) VO 5532 red norvo six jolly jesters hole in the wall 6562 — Fry Oklahoma stomp Night is blue 3020 — Fry bessie smith Polly wolly doodle 670 — jack Gimme a pig foot OK 8949 Fry honeysuckle rose 3059 • — Broo On revival day/moan mourners CO 14538 - vanb the night is blue 3026 — 8Roo jabbo smith king oliver (Any Brunswick, VQ or better) GRIT (ANY vo, Co, ok, or Ge) Sau 6HA stomp 7065 BROO (Any accomp., etc) ok, Band box stomp 71 I I Broo Sugar foot stomp GRIT TRIXIE SMITH good man sam/can i tell Vl 38049 Torn (Any Decca) OE Rhythm club/Edna VI 38137 Torn WILLIE 'L I ON" SnTH walter page CDNCENTRATIN CMS 524 devil's blues/squabbl i n EDDIE SOUTH 4 REINHARDT ben pollack SOMEB00Y LOVES ME Sw 31 Sweet and hot SPAN IER—BECHET (Any on hit of the Week) THAT'S A PLENTY HRS 2002 • QUAI teddy powell SPECKLEO RED pussy in the corner WELFARE BLUES 8069 • UMPH Rugcutter's holiday DOWN ON THE LEVEE 8113 • ' UMPH boogie war dance Take i t easy 8036 • UMPH • Teddy 's boogi e woog i louise baltimore blues 8012 • UMPH Straight 8 booqie House dance blues 7137 • UMPH • in prnetop's footsteps speckled red blues 7164 • UMPH Any label JOE SULLIVAN QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB OF FRANCE LITTLE ROCK GETAWAY 600 • UMPH BOLERO/MABEL (|2 inch) GrF LI046 5.00 GAYL GIN MILL BLUES 2876 • UMPH • ma rainey JU6T STROLLING 600 • CL,J Dead drunk blues Para vanb JACK TEAGARDEN the red heads BIG 8 BLUES HRS 2007 BAND BUG-A-BOO Or 2574 Cham PlTCHIN' BOOGIE Para 12855 • BAND DJANGO REINHARDT loveless love HRS 5 WILL ST. LOUIS blues/bounci N 1 AROUND Sw 7 3, 50 Qayl you rascal you Co 2558 Grit SWEET GEORGIA BROWN/flASCAL YOU Sw 35 5. 00 Gayl St. James infirmary MCWA LEO RSISMAN TEN BLACKBERRIES My SWEETER THAN SWEET VI 22194 — WRAY Dirty dog R0 976 FRY i love louisa Vl 22755 — WRAY Tiger rag RE 10145 Fry to night or never VI 22794 — WRAY ten freshmen Night was made for love Vl 22869 — WRAY Freshman hop/ Pe 15325 or Pat 37054 try to forget Vl 22870 — WRAY frank trumbausr louisiana hayride — VI 24157 WRAY Mississippi mud (new) OK 40979 • MIER JACQUES AND ORCH » RENARO Baby won't you please come home OK 41286 • MIER LONELY VI 20487 —— WRAY Way down yonder in new Orleans Vo 4412 Ml ER lonely in a crowd Vl 21093 —— WRAY RiVerboat shuffle UHCA. 29-30 BROO rhythmakers Riverboat/Ostrich walk OK 40822 • torn Yellow dog blues ' — Broo Hour of love/Wonder i OK 40912 TORN * WILLARO ROB I SON wri ng| n ano twi st in OK 40916 • Torn I'M MORE THAN SATISFIEO PE 14005 — Torn Good man/crying CO 35956 Tres ADRIAN ROLL IN I JOE TURNER Got the ji tters PE 15877 or ME 12893 LUCILLE — Fry ' Bake luis russell (Any) MCMA Doctor blues 8766 — WILL RUDY VALLEE new call of the freaks 't_l i 8734 — WILL i be rem no eo of you VI 22193 Panama/High tension — Will when your hair has turned to sil. VI 22595 WRAY (Any on Okeh) — Grit Many happy returns of the day Vl 22752 WRAY (Any) — PENS joe venut pee wee russell Farewell blues — Broo (Any on HRS) «— EOEL venut i -lang after you've gone/beale street HRS 1000 — BROO — Torn ARTIE SHAW don vorhees (ANY ON HIT OF THE week) — Fry Concerto for clarinet Vi 36383 — PRIC LARRY WAGNER nightmare — PR I C Two DUKES on a pier — CL,J april in par is/king for a day vl 26654 — Newt JOHNNY WALKER MISTER MEADOW LARk/MY FANTASY Vl 26614 — Newt Walkin baby/when YOUR LOVER Co 2404 - KENZ GLOOMY SUNOAY/OON'T FALL ASLEEP Vl 26563 — NEWT FATS WALLER Now we know/Dreaming out loud Vi 26642 — NEWT SMASHING THIRDS VI 25335 - BURL Calypso/Beau night in hotchkiss vi 27315 NEWT — STARDUST BB 10099 - PR1 C Georgia on my mind/why shoulon't i vi 27490 Newt ' R I D I N BUT WALisI VI 381 19 I 00 WHIT Niqhtmare/Tipperary Br 7965 TORN VALENTINE STOMP VI 38554 - BROO — ) i n WANTED MICHEL WARLOP PH. C. BAN KS ON SERENADE FOR A HEALTHY WIDOW 28 GAYL LAWRENCE WELK Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio. 4368 ROTH PAUL WHITEMAN FOR ALCTION STA RDUST 36 Rl C For auction, minimum bid 50^, or for trade. All High water 36186 RECORDS ARE NEW EXCEPT ONE NOTED. WILL AL60 accept Blue moonlight/Stardust 36 ST^N B I OS ON ALL AS A LOT. China boy/^Iiss hannah 945 TORN Oirty dozens/sun goes down De 2498 Fare thee well/xmas nite OR 1 STAR BASIE (Solos) CHICAGOANS CHINA BOy/SUGaR UHCA 9-10 LIFE IS JUST A BOWL OF CHERRIES CHICAGOANS Ll Za/NOBODY 'S SWEETHEART UHCA 11-12 PLEASE DON'T TALK ABOUT ME WHEN Ha Ch'yA. RHYTHM KINGS Changes/Hew BABY UHCA 7-8 COOTIE WILLIAMS EDDIE CONDON HOME COOKIng/the EEL BR 7645 vo 4574 VANB B.FREEMAN(TRl o) BLUE ROOm/Exactly CMS 5l2 BOUDOI ""bENNY Vo 4726 VANB B.GOODMAN TEXAS TEA PARt/Dr.H. ALL STARS 3 1 67 WHOOPEE MAKERS B. GOODMAN BEALE ST./BASIN ST. BR 7645 Dirty dog Pat or PE 15223 C. HAWKINS Heartbreak/Jamaica shout UHCA 55-56 1 ) Ma kin' FR 1 ENOS CO 36010 w"ll F.HENDERSON FIDGETY FEET/SENSAT ON UHCA 2 -22 Milwaukee walk ' CA 9203 KENZ B.HILL PRATT CITY(NO LOUIE)(F-G) VO 1406 ICKY BLUES ANY Kenz B.HILLIDAY Fine & mellow/Strange fruit CMS 526 SORORI TY STOMP Any Kenz JUNGLE KINGS Friar's point/Darktown UHCA 3-4 Dl RTY DOG Any Kenz BESSIE SMITH Down in DUMps/Do YOUR DUTY UHCA47-48 mstr ANY — kenz Four or five times(except jf 1 wanted; —armstrong's savoy, weary blue s, lonesome TIGHT LIKE THAT (EXCEPT MASTER #1) Ann Kenz blues , v/l loman on new black vocalidns. same a-nd ROCKIN CHA IR BA 32070 kenz King of Zulus on new OK's. leroy Ca"RR*s mean old Dardanella Vo J 5763 86-11 Kenz Tra i , Christmas in jail , Broken spoke (new). Doods' CLARENCE WILLIAMS W ldman/melancholy and Joe turner. Morton Pearls . terrible blues hrs - HURN Tampa Red how long (not the qui tar solo). Gaither (Any with Armstrong) - HURN Death of leroy carr. DUKE WILSON'S TEN BLACK BERRIES BEALE ST. BLUES BA 3 Fry BEALE ST. BLUES ANY Rl DL TEDDY WILSON HARRY F0S8URY AND ED KINSEL: PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WHY WAS I BORN 7859 with George Avakian, co a, SCSU 1144, Cambridge, Coquette/hourof PARTING 7943 WILL Massachusetts. ' SA I LIN 7781 Rl DL Remember me 7940 Rl DL TH1 S YEAR 'S Kl SSES 7824 RIOL PENNIES FROM HEAVEN 7789 R I DL JULIE WINTZ DALE HASSELL After you've gone I 169 P.O.Box 601, Mar i on, V i rg i n i a. After you've gone I 169 wolverines WANTED Lazy oaody/sensat i on Ge 5542 Torn ROYAL GARDEn/PETTIN' GE 22062 Torn COLEMAN HAWK I NS WYNN'S DALLAS DANDIES SORROW PA 658 6.00 LOVEO ONE VO 15860 tiger-rag Pa 35513 6.00 JIMMY YANCEY Lullaby PA 2007 6.00 6407 (ANY) consolat i on EE 6.00 VICTOR YOUNG SMILES EE 6445 6.00 YOU'RE NOTHIN' BUT A NOTHIN' 280 1.25 Patt sack to harl EE 6502 6.00 i wanna go ANY RECORDING GROUP Out of nowhere MV 8812 6.00 9:20 SPECIAL AVALON UV 8388 6.00 LOVABLE t< SWEET AFTER YOU'VE GONE OEE F558I 6.00 SLY MONGOOSE (with vocal) SPIKE HUGHES Mississippi Muo PASTORAL DEE F3606 Riverboat shuffle Musi c at midni ght DeE F3836 Someone is playing the song i love BENN IE CARTER DECCA ALBUMS NEW STREET SWING VOE S8I 6.00 6.00 BOOGIE W00GIE NO. I BLACK BOTTOM VOE S94 — BOOGI E WOOGI E NO. 2 MY BUDOY DEF S I 18 OR VOE S I I s - Mighty like the blues VOE S I 10 benny goodman WANTED ( In any condition) EMALINE 2907 6.00 records by i —ben selvin, knickerbockers, rad | ol i tes, Junk man 2892 6.00 Johnny Walker, California Ramblers, Cavaliers, Colum- TEODY WILSON bia Photo-Players, Lee Morse, Ethel waters, Johnny Sun showers 7917 2.50 Green, Columbians, and Ruth Ettinq on Columbia 2100 up. coquette BR 7943 3.00 auburn , chest or leigh- records by i —roy carroll, frank lionel hampton Jack i tney, Jerry TON, D'ursay Orch., Lloyd Keating, wh DENNISON SWING/tyHlzZI THE WIZZ Han- Penwyck, Phil Hughes, Campus Collegi ates, Annette CHU BERRY shaw, and harmonIans on harmony, velvetone. Diva, and VAR OR VO 4.00 I ND I ANA I ON. CLAR Ebb tide VAR OR VO 4.00 RECORDS BY i David Edwaros, Buody Campbell, Ray Seeley, wolverines and Golden Terrace on Okeh. riverboat shuffle/lazy daddy HRS Lt. Wallace J. Fry, AETC, Austin Hall mound c i ty blue blowers Harvard Univ., Cambridge (36), Mass. georgia on my mino/can't believe you'relany label strutters ball/vou rascal you: any label (For dispositions, see classified section) darktown 0 1 ) 6581 AUCT 1 ON FOR TRADE OR AUCTION FOR TRADE OR TOM McBRIDE 365 28th Street, San Francisco, C«1 1 i f or n i a BENNY GOODMAN BUGLE CALL RAG VI 25467 N BENNY GOODMAN Goodbye/sandman VI 252 1 N VI N BENNY GOODMAN King porter/sometimes i 'm happy ARKANSAS TRAVELERS Washboard blues/boneyard shuffle Ha 332 V LQUIS ARMSTRONG Muggles/Peanut Vendor OK THE CAPTIVATORS Set happy/Somebody to love me BR 459 1 V BUNNY BERiaAN' Frank ie and Johnny VI 256 1 V JOE VENUTI Chant of the jungle OK 41320 N HOTSY TOTSY GANG AIN'T MISBEHAVING (WITH BILL ROB 1 NSON BR 4535 V ALBERTA HUNTER Don't pan me/daddy blues Para 1 108 V LENA WILSON Tantalizin mama/down south blues Ajax 17014 N CLARA SMITH Race track blues Co 14294 N LONNIE JOHNSON Broken levee blues OK 86 1 N THE RHYTHM ACES Jazz battle BR 4244 V FLETCHER HENDERSON Steppin out emer 10714 V BILLIE HOLIDAY Time on my hands OK 599 N WHITEMAN-CROSBY Muddy water VI 20508 V WHITEMAN-CROSBY Evening star Co 1401 V VI 22580 E ARNHE 1 M-CROSBY Li ttle thi ngs in life RUSS COLUMBO all of we/save the last dance VI 22903 N HUDSON-DELANGE ORCH Soph i sti cated swi ng BR 7991 N 51491 G GOCDEN GATE ORCH(RED NICHOLS) MASEl/Sm 1 L 1 NG AT TROUULE ED GOLDEN GATE ORCH(RED Nichols) Look who's here ED 51591 Q 51746 G GOLDEN GATE ORCH( RED NICHOLS) STATIC STRUT/COULD 1 Eo GOLDEN GATE ORCH(RED NICHOLS) Up AND AT 'em/ME TOO ED 51820 G AUCTION AUCTION JIM BURNS Box #1061, Montgomery, Alabama HENRY "RED" ALLEN ST 1 CKS AND STONES vo 3564 N HENRY "RED" ALLEN MEET ME IN THE MOONLIGHT vo 3574 E LOUIS ARMSTRONG Heah ME talkin' TO ya vo 3303 F LOUIS ARMSTRONG Naturally DE 3607 G LQUIS ARMSTRONG WHEN IT'S SLEEPY TIME BB 10703 N BARNEY BIGARD A LULL AT DAWN 8B 10981 N CAB CALLOWAY Geechy joe/special delivery OK 6147 N CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS it's too bad/Battle head VO 3208 E DUKE ELLINGTON CREOLE LOVE CALL/BLACK AND TAN FANTASY VI 24861 N BENNY GOODMAN DIZZY SPELLS BB 10903 N BENNY GOODMAN Where or when BB 1 1456 N BENNY GOODMAN Handful of keys VI 25705 N BENNY GOODMAN 1 KNOW THAT YOU KNOW VI 26139 N LIONEL HAMPTON . STOMP/jlVIN' THE VIBRES VI 25535 N LIONEL HAMPTON On the sunny side of the street VI 25592 N FLETCHER HENDERSON Grand terrace swing VO 3213 F EARL HINES Madhouse/Darkness vo 3379 E EARL HINES q.T. stomp/indiana BB 10391 N QUINTET OF HOT CLUB OF FRANCE After you're gone/Limehouse VI 2551 1 N QUINTET OF HOT CLUB OF PRANCE Shi ne/naGASAKI VI 25558 N DON REDMAN The chant of the weed BB 10765 N MAX 1 NE SULLIVAN(& THORNHILL) it's wonderful/you went to my head VO 3993 N FATS WALLER Viper's drag/i ain't got nobody BB 10133 N 1 .. n SPECIAL SALE SPECIAL SALE FOR DISPOSITION M. MANOOGI AN BRUCE BAKER, JR. 80 Priscilla Ave . , Prov idence(9 )R . I 2929 Bryn Mawr Drive, Dallas (5), Texas (Al I records are new) count 6asie JELLY ROLL MORTON king Joe, parts i j, 2 OK 6369 S.60 BLACK BOTTOM STOMp/THE CHANT VI 20221 V JIMMIE 0 'BRYANT '3 WASHBOARD BAND SIDNEY BECHET Hot hot hottentot/alabamy bound(chip) Para 204O0 G stompy jones/save it pretty mama VI 27240 I, Blues of bechet/sheik of Araby VI 27405 I. JOHNNY DUNN BUFFALO BLUES/RUGLE CALL BLUES(cHIP) CO 14306 V BENNY CARTER RED NICHOLS' FIVE PENNIES cuddle up, huddle up/what a difference bb i i 197 . MEAN DOO BLUES/CORNFED Bfl 3597 V vagabond dreams/i 'll never fall vo 5224 . JIMMIE NOONE'S APEX CLUB ORCHESTRA IDA COX (acc. by All Stars) Little white lies/moonlight on Colo. vo 1531 E Death Letter blues/Deep sea blues Vo 05336 l LOU IS ARMSTRONG Last Mile blues/i can't quit(r. Allen) OK 6405 I. 2:19 BLUES/PERD 1 00 ST. BLUES DE 18090 N GUT BUCKET BLUES/IN THE BARREL (CHIP) OK 8261 V duke Ellington (piano solo with j.blanton) HONKY TONK TOWn/COAL CART BLUES DE 1 809 1 N Sophisticated lady/pitter patter PANTHER VI — I. NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA GATEMOUTH/PERD I DO ST. BLUES ( CH I P ) CO 698 V KILL IN' MYSELF CELESTIN'S ORIGINAL TUXEOO ORCHESTRA STATION CALLS/MY JOSEPHINE CO 636 E FLETCHER HENDERSON A PIXIE FROM DIXIE Co 36289 I . 10 HARRY JAMES Concerto for trumpet/i 'm in the market Co 35340 E B I LL IE HOL IDAY BENNY GOODMAN GROUPS them there eyes/some other spring OK 5021 ROLL 'EM/AFRAID TO DREAM Vi 25627 E Tell me more/Laughing at life HK 57 I 9 I BLUE SKI es/REMEMBER BB 10680 N solitude/goo bless the child OK 6270 BOY MEETS HORN/LET'S DANCE Co 35301 N Jim/love me or leave me OK 6369 WRAPP1N' IT UP/MELANCHOLY BABY Vl 25880 G Goodbye/Sandman V 1 25215 E HARLAN LEONARD Make believe/blue room VI 26088 E SKEE Japanese sanoman/i know BB 10459 N Sugar/opus 3/4 VI 26240 N J I MM IE LUNCEEORD PICK-A-RIB, 1 & 2 VI 26166 E LE JAZZ HOT VO 4595 I Rosetta/i want to be happy Vl 255 10 E SHOEMAKERS HOLIDAY Vo 4712 Life goes to a party/if dreams VI 25726 E LONESOME ROAD/MANDY OK 483 1 I 8ig john special/Flat foot floogie VI 25871 E WANT THE OK 5033 I WAITER MUGGSY SPACER'S RAGTIME BAND 1 PAUL MARES Relax i at the touro/Ri verboat MAPLE LEAF RAG CO 35686 I .00 LAPP'S BLACK ACES Sweet lovin' mama/aggravat in ' papa TOOTS MONDELLO TRIO BURNIN' STICKS/HERE'S YOUR CHANCE ROYALE lS|7 [, original pixielanp JAZZ BAND SHADES OF JADE/SUNSET LULLABY ROYALE 1823 I. jazz me blues/St. Louis slues Vl 18772 G rufus perryman (speckled Red) HOT LIPS PAGE TRIO - LEAOBELLY PlRTY OOZENS, I & 2 BR 80020 N THIRSTY MAMA 8LUES/| 'M ON MY LAST GO LOUISIANA FIVE JAZZ ORCHESTRA QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB OF FRANCE YELPING HOUND BLUES/jUST ANOTHER Co 2742 G SWINGIN* with django/Paramount stomp' Vi 27272 I. CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS SHIEK OF araby/Georgi A ROSE VO 14275 F jack teagarden ARTIE SHAW wham/love for sale va 8230 Traffic jam/Serenaoe to a savage BB 10385 N St. James Infirmary/Slack ano blue De 3451 I gene krupa NOBODY KNOWS THE TROUBLE I'VE- SEEN DE 4317 Ol' black joe/My old Kentucky home Co 35205 N BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON JOE TURNER balky mule/mean jumper Para 12631 P GO IN' TO CHICAGO BLUES/ROCKS IN MY BED DE 4093 I. Chance my luck/Cannon Ball Para 12639 P BLUES IN THE NIGHT/CRY BABY BLUES DE 7885 . Black smoke/Right of way para 12510 P SUN RISIN' BLUES/BLUES ON CENTRAL AVE. DE 7889 I. BLUES SINGERS Ida cox: Weary wav blues para 12044 F Ida cox: Lawdy, lawdy blues para 12064 F PAUL WH I TEMAN WITH BIX BE I OERBECKE IDA COX: BEAR MASH BLUES para 1626 LONELY Melooy/M I 5S I SS I PP I MUD Vl 25366 I. ETHEL WATERS: BROWN BABY BS 14145 P LOUISIANaAou TOOK AOVANTAQE OF ME VI 25367 I. Ethel waters: Down home BS 2010 Sugar/From Monday on Vi 25368 I. Ethel Waters: Memphis man BS 14146 P Changes/deep down south Vi 25370 l. Clara smith: Court House blues Co 14073 G Clara Smith: mine all mine Co 14053 F COOTIE WILLIAMS Mamie Smith: Crazy blues OK 4169 F toaster pickle OK 6336 1.25 Esther Bigeou; stingaree OK 8025 P Sippie Wallace: Trouble Everywhere i OK 8212 G teddy wilson solo Lizzie miles: Mean Ole Beobug blues CONQ 7182 V DON 't blame me Eva Taylor: Barefoot blues OK 8073 V 12 M ) e AUCT ION AUCT I ON FRANK H. TROLLE 105 E.. Hanover Street, Trenton (8), N.J. The following are for auction. Bids close December 15. IW2. Should you be successful in your bid for any of these records and for some reason they have not been graded to meet your indlyidual specif ica- tions, we will cheerfully refund your rroney. All records will be shipped C.O.D., railway express. ALLEN-HAWK I NS MCKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS Ain't cha got mus i c/Ri ver 's taking care Me 12769 V Shim-me-sha-waoble/milenburg JOYS VI 2161 I E CARL MART i wish i were twins/l never slept a wink me 13045 E IN LOUIS ARMSTRONG A HOT FIVE I'M GONNA HAVE MY FUN/H|GH WATER FLOOD CH 50074 E MUSKRAT RAMBLE/HEEBIE JEEBIES OK 8300 V PHIL NAPOLEON'S EMPERORS GUS ARNHE I (bin. CROSBY My kinoa love/Mean to me B8 6574 E THEM THERE EYES/LlTTLE THINGS IN LIFE Vl 22580 V THUNDER IN MY DREAMS BB 7039 N BUSTER BA I LEY I 7 CHOCOLATE CANDIES RED N ICHOLS Shanghai shuffle/Call of the delta Co 35677 N Love & nuts & noodles/heat waves 8R 6451 BOSWELL S ISTERS (accOorsey Brothers) 0 There'll be some changes made/8etween dev.br 6291 V ' BRYANT ' S FAMOUS ORIGINAL WASHBOARD BAND broadway bell hops my man rocks me/chicago skiffle pa 12339 N Rainbow of love/(harmon i ans :Lucky in love)Ha 508 E shake that thing/pump tillie pa 12346 N CAB CALLOWAY Washboard blues/Blue eyed sally Pa 12288 N HARLEM HOSPITALITy/EVENIN' VI 24414 V Clarinet getaway/Back a^ley rub pa 12287 N HARLEM CAMP MEET! NG/LH TTLE TOWN GAL Vl 24494 V Three J blues/steppin' on the gas Pa 12294 N HOAGY CARMICHAEL washboaro/brand new charlestown Pa 12255 N BESSIE COULDN'T HELP I t/HOT MAMA 22664 V skoodlum blues/midnight strutters pa 12260 N ROY CARROL & SANDS POINT ORCH. m i lenburg joys/sugar baby pa 12321 N BEND DOWN SISTER 5420 G i found a good man after all/down to pa 12308 N RUSS COLUMBO jimmie Crier Orch. KING OLIVER i. DIXIE SYNCOPATORS Let's preteno there's a moon/when you're 6972 V SOMEDAY SWEETHEART/DEAD MAN BLUES b ing crosby Shadows on the window/shine 6276 V ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND DEAN i, HIS K IDS (Harry James) Palesteena/Margie Zoom, zoom, zoom/spreading knowledge 3342 E BEN POLLACK & CAL I FORM I ANS dorsey brothers Sweet sue/Singapore sorrows My kinoa love/Sam Lanin: if I had you) 41 188 E TROY FLOYD & PLAZA HOTEL ORCH LOUIS PRIMA & N.O. SWING SHADOWLAND BLUES (PARTS I & 2) 8571 E Mr. ghost goes to town/goose hangs high Vo 3388 E BEG I HA LP FORESYTHE CLARENCE PROFIT TRIO Dodging a d i vorcee/lullaby 3012 V Tea for two/There'll be some changes Br 8431 E JEAN GOLDKETTE I'M GONNA MEET MY SWEETIE NOW 20675 E LUIS RUSSELL IDOLI zi ng/hush-a-bye 20270 E OL' MAN R I V Er/Da RKTOWN STRUTTERS BAl-L ME 13146 E Clement i ne/My pretty girl 25283 E RAYMOND SCOTT QUINTETTE BENNY GOODMAN ALL STARS ( YELLOW Label) TRUMPET/POWERHOUSE TOY I N MA I I E GOTTA I ' I RIGHT TO SING THE B LUES/A T CHA CO 3168 E The penguin/war dance for wooden indiansBr 8058 V HARLEM HOT CHOCOLATES SING YOU SINNERS HIT OF WEEK 1045 V sharkey & his sharks of rhythm COLEMAN HAWKINS i. ALL STAR JAM BAND Big boy blue/Olo fashioned swing VO 3450 V CRAZY RHYTHM/HONEYSUCKLE ROSE VI 26219 E artie shaw s, new music FLETCHER HENDERSON Japanese sandman/pretty girl like mel. HOW COME YOU DO Me/COPENHAGEn( N . 0. JAZZ BA1\d}} 9739 G ROLL ON WlSS./MOAN YOU MOANERS Vl 22698 E SIX JOLLY JESTERS SHOE SHINE BOY/SI.NG, SING, SING Vl 25375 E Oklahoma stomp Vo 1449 V WHAT GOOD AM I /KEEP A SONG IN YOUR SOUL CO 2352 E framkie trumbauer MANDA/GO 'LONG MULE CO 228 E j1mt0wn blues/laziest gal in town v ARS 8223 EARL HINES N no retard/wearing of green v ARS 8215 N ROSETTA/CAVERNI SM BR 6541 E paul wh i teman HARRY JAMES 3. BOOGIE WOOGIE TRIO CHANGE S/TaRY VI 21 103 E WO-WOO/80C—WOO BR 8318 E Back in your own backyard/sunshine VI 21240 E PETE JOHNSON raf'.ona /lonely melody VI 21214 V ' JUMP/PETE'S SA 12005 N LET EM BLUES i'm afraid of you/( i copy v; i copy e) Vl 21389 LOU ISIANA RHYTHM KINGS clarence williams blue five MISSISSIPPI MUO/NOBODY'S SWEETHEART VO 15657 E Kansas city man blues/wildcat blues ok 4925 V J I VIM I E LUNCEFORD mafjdy make up m|nd/|*m little blackbird ok 40260 E (LUNCEFORD SPEAKS AND THEN PLAYS jimmy mchugh boston ians Co. 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Use the reverse side to list Items for I disposition. t First roup Serial Price Names of tunes(30 typewriter spaces available) Label. letters number offered of your name , New Orleans Recollections To anyone who is fond of the water, New Orleans offers many attractions. In all directions can be found oppor- tunities to enjoy outdoor life on some sort of a body of water. Mightiest of all is the Mississippi River, sweep- ing in from the northwest in broad curves, and after mak- ing its great crescent around part of the city, swinging away to the south to meet the Gulf of Mexico, about one hundred and twenty-five miles away. Bounding the city on the north is Lake Ponchartrain, some twenty miles wide and thirty miles long, where almost any sort of water sport may be indulged in- -swimming, boating, fishing, yachting, etc. Across the river to the south is Bayou Barataria, reached by boat via Harvey's Canal, which a f fords route by boat to Lake Sal- vadore and other bodies of water, and were usually fishermen, duck hunters, finally the Gulf. To the east are Lake etc. Camp s and boats could be rented, Borgne and the Gulf Coast of Mississi- and apparently a good business was pi . Thi s last was a poor man's Riviera done catering to the real and would-be and the trip to the Gulf Coast, at sportsmen. I never heard it said, but least in my time, was doubtless the it occurs to me that Chef Nenteur most popular with the New Orleans (Chief Liar) may have been named after folks. Today the Gulf Coast can be one of those hardy fishermen, who told reached very handily by automobile, of the fish that got away. From Ans- but in the early days the Louisville ley on to the end of the run, the towns and Nashville Railroad furnished the were more or less resort towns, and only transportation available to the I presume that most of the passengers general public. And during those to those points were drawn by the years the New Orleans public certainly attractions of the Gulf Coast. Bay St. availed itself of the opportunity. Louis, Pass Christian, Gulfport and Many high class Louisville and Nash- Biloxi were the largest t o wn s , and re- ville trains made the trip along the ceived the greatest numbe rs of visit- Coast, but the Sunday excursion trains ors. Wh en the trains came to a stop were the ones that really' hauled the at Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian, multitude. In every sense of the word negroes of all ages would pass up and they were the popular out of town down along the sides of the coaches, Sunday trips, and during the summer selling scuppernongs, fish, crabs, season they ran them on Wednesdays shrimp, and sandwiches of all kindsi -- also. At the height of the season fish, oyster, crab cake, chicken, etc. there were often three sections of Most of which were right tasty, too fourteen coaches each necessary to if one could control his imagination. accomodate the crowds. The trip was a At all of the stations in those great bargain, since in the early days days there was a great traffic in the one could ride from New Orleans to excursion tickets. Many of those tak- Ocean Springs and back for the re- ing the trip would be going for a va- markable price of $1.00, --a total of cation of a week or two on the coast, about 170 miles. Consequently it is and would have no use for the return no wonder that the folks began to privilege, and many others would be congregate at the Louisville and Nash- completing a vacation and hoping to ville depot, at the foot of Canal get a cheap trip back to the city. Street, well before six o'clock on So there would be much running to and Sunday mornings, to get tickets and fro, and the familiar question 'Want clamber aboard the trains just as soon to sell your ticket?' would be heard as the gates were opened, so as to on all sides, in spite of the fact assure for themselves the best seats that the railroad company stipulated possible. That is to say best in so that the tickets were not transferable. far as it relates to location rather Although separate coaches were pro- than Quality, for quality about those vided for colored patrons, their cars was something conspicuous by its tickets were the same as those for the absence. They used any kind of coaches whites, and they participated in the that were available, even those with bartering as vigorously as anyone. In red plush seats, which were not exact - an effort to stop such widespread Jy appropriate to the summer season. selling of tickets, the railroad com- Nevertheless, the eager crowd surged pany tried various checks to make this on board, carrying all sorts of im- transfer more difficult. They finally pediments which might be necessary or had the tickets printed to show wheth- contribute to a day's enjoyment at the er the holder was white or coJored, beach. male or female, child or adult, as As I recall, the usual stops on the well as stating the date and destina- excursion were Chef Men t eu r , Ri go lets, tion. Mos t of the information would Ansley, Waveland, Bay St. Louis, Pass be punched by the conductor as he made Christian, Long Beach, Gulfport, Miss- his rounds on the outbound trip, and issippi City.Biloxi and Ocean Springs. it was required that the back of the The first two stops are in Louisiana ticket be stamped by the station agent and not on the Gulf Coast; they are at the point of destination. All this close to Lake Borgne and a network of caused the customers a little more waterways that connected Lake Borgne, trouble, and doubtless prevented some Lake St. Catherine and Lake Ponchar- sales, but the conductors were lenient train, and passengers to those points and sympathetic, and I have known of a , white adult riding back to New Orleans It was when the most of the dis- on a colored child's ticket. tance back to New Orleans had been The excursion trains ran at a very covered that the most exasperating leisurely rate of speed. Leaving New experience had to be gone through. Orleans about seven in the morning If the excursion had been permitted they would reach Mississippi City, my to make its modest speed all the way destination (some 73 miles), about back into New Orleans, it would have eleven o'clock, sometimes later, sel- arrived there about nine o'clock. However it so dom earlier. I would be getting on happened that there was toward noon when the train arrived at a New York flyer scheduled to leave the last stop, Ocean Springs. On the the city via the Louisville and Nash- return trip, the train would depart ville about half past eight, I think. from Mississippi City close to five Consequently, when the excursion train was less than twenty o'clock, so I would have about six miles from hours to visit my relatives there, town, it would be run onto a siding to which was reason enough for me to make await the passage of the flyer, there the trip. Although there were no being no double track system at that regular commercial beaches, the ex- time. Had the flyer left New Orleans cursionists could enjoy bathing, fish- on time there wouldn't have been much ing or boating during the short stay delay, but, owing to some arrange- ment that the trip gave them. I must ad- with the other railroads, the mit that, although the beaches along New York flyer was compelled to wait the coast looked tempting, the bathing for through passengers .from the West, often proved somewhat disappointing. and usually the other trains were In days gone by the coast residents, late. So, there we would be on a appreciating the succulence of the siding in the heart of the swampy southern oyster, planted beds of lands between Lake Borgne and Lake oysters close to the shore in front of Ponchart rain , on a sultry summer their homes. When they craved oysters night, with the car windows wide open all they had to do was to go down to and no screens to protect us. The occasion was made to the shore, rake in a few oysters, order for the shuck them, eat *the oysters and throw mosquitoes. They swarmed into the the oyster shells back in the water. coaches in clouds, and what misery the passengers endured! What As a result the bottom of the Gulf fanning near the shore is covered with razor- and fussing and slapping! Children edged oyster shells in many places, would wake up and cry, women would and bathing shoes are an absolute nec- sigh, and strong men would just about down! essity, unless there has been a whole- break Folks would pace up and down the aisles the the sale dredging since I used to splash of cars .brushing around there. mosquitoes off their faces and necks with their handke rchie fs, while others It was on the trip back to New Or- would be doing the same thing along that patience fortitude leans and were the sides of the track. Perhaps this needed. Most of the excursionists would go on for an hour before the were tired from t he outing and were welcome whistle of the New York flyer anxious to get back home;the coaches would be heard in the distance. Pas- had stood out in the hot summer sun engers would get back on the train, for several hours, and were stifling, and folks would get back into their especially when the train stopped; seats, giving thanks that they had there were no screens on the coach survived once more. The excursion windows, and the cinders came into would get under way and before long the coaches in quantities. Folks the lights of New Orleans could be of brought all kinds bundles and seen in the distance. When the train packages with them; birds, chickens, puffed past Stern's Ammoniated Paw dogs, cats and other pets were car- Bone Superphosphate and Potash Works ried in backets; gam backets, if not and swing into Elysian Fields Avenue, loaded with the day's catch, at least I would begin to feel that I was carried the smell of previous catches. getting back home after a visit to Anything and everything showed up on foreign parts. the return trip, and the coaches As the train carried quite a conglomeration of was slowly pulling things in general. At each station into the Louisville and Nashville yards I the passengers would cr o^wd on board would try to drop off soon and hurry to find seats for them- enough to take a short cut to Canal selves and their bundles; succeeding Street by going through the plant of the in their search, they would stow the American Sugar Refinery, which was bundles and settle themselves as still operating at that time along- side the comfortably as they could for the train sheds. As I hurried slow trip, and subside into silence through the empty streets I could and waiting. Getting on the train smell the heavy fragrance of sugar on where I did, I was usually able to the night air, and hear the distant get a seat next to the window, and singing of some Negro worker deep in would spend my time gazing at the the plant. That little short cut landscape or into the swampy ditches seemed to refresh me, and as I got that ran parallel with the tracks. on Canal Street and saw the lights of Sometimes I would be rewarded by seeing an alligator swimming lazily downtown fTew Orleans blinking a wel- along or sunning himself at the edge come, I lost the tired feeling, and of the wa ter everything was all right once more. 15 I SPECIAL AUCTION No. 1 SAM' 737 Fox S t r e! (Se rv i ce men h when bidding on records, please stc te which auction your bids are for, either 1 or II. i HENRY ALLEN ROY ELDRIOGE RUG CUTTER6 SWING/HOUSE IN ME 13145 N HECKLER'S HOP Vo 3577 N Lost/i 'll SET YOU TELL THAT TO ALL GIRLS Vo 3214 E ZIGGY ELMAN FUN'IY FEATHERS BLUES BB 6588 N 1 'M YOURS/Vou TOOK ADVANTAGE OF ME BB 10413 N SITTING ON THE MOON/DREAMS vo 3340 N 29TH AND DEARBORN BB 10096 N WHY DON'T YOU PRACTICE Me 13016 N JUNGLE BAND ALGIERS STOMP VO 3302 E Admirajion/maori BR 4776 N ALLEN-HAWKINS DUKE ELLINGTON A IN ' TCH A GOT MUSIC Me 12769 N COIN' THE NEW L0W-00WN OK 41096 N ALL STAR 8AND Saddest tale BR 7310 N The blues/Blue lou VI 26144 E Swing low/Ducky wucky BR 6432 F-V LIL ARMSTRONG JIVE STOMp/ 1 'M SATISFIED BR 6638 N BLUER THAN BLUE OE I2T9 N MOON GLOW /SOL 1 TUDE BR 6987 U BERNARD ADD 1 SON Riding on a blue note BR 8083 N LOVELY LIZA LIEE/EV'RYTHING BB 6144 N Chatter box BR 8029 N JERRY COLONNA Crescendo in blue BR 8004 N hector/you're my everything vo 3876 N Braggi n' in brass BR 8099 N BENNY CARTER IN A JAM/UP TOWN DOWNBEAT Br 7734 N MELANCHOLY LULLABy/PLYMOUTH Vo 4984 N Prologue to black & tan Br 8256 N RUBE BLOOM BUFFET FLAT Br 8231 N St. James infirmary Co 2103 N Pyramid Br 8168 N M 1 LORED BAILEY Harmony i n harlem BR 8044 N 1 LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART vo 4083 N new black & tan fantasy Br 8063 N LOVING YOU/RIGHT OR WRONG vo 3758 E The gal from joe's Br 3108 N BUCKTOWN FIVE SCROUNCH BR 8093 N HOT MITTENS GE 5518 E DEAR OLD SOUTHLAND VI 24501 N BLIND WILLIE DUNN SARATQGA SWING/^ isty morning VI 38058 N JET BLACK BLUES/BLUE BLOOO BLUES OK 8689 E Echoes of the juggle Vl 22743 N VIC BERTON The mystery song VI 22800 N Blue/Taboo VO 2974 E just A-SET'IN' and a-rockin' VI 27587 N ESTHER 8IGE0U Bandanna BABIES BB 7182 N WEST INDIAN BLUES OK 81 18 G Washington wobble/Arabian lover BB 6782 N GLADYS BRYANT Harlemani a/stevedore stomp BB 6306 N LAUGH IN' CRYING BLUES Para 12026 V Haunted nights/Duke steps out BB 6727 E BARNEY BIGARD 1 MET MY WATERLOO VI 24719 N DRUMMERS DELIGHT VO 3985 E REGINALD FORESYTHE GET IT SOUTHERN STYLE VAR 596 N DODGING A DIVORCEE CO 3012 N BUSTER BAILEY BENNY GOODMAN AFTERNOON IN AFRI CA Var 668 N Nitwit serenade/TJugle call rag CO 2959 N CONNIE'S INN ORCH (F. Henderson) Jingle bells/{rev. t.dorsey) VI 25145 N Moan, you moaners VI 22698 E Christopher Columbus/set happy VI 25279 N CARMICHAEL Jam session VI 25497 E flOCKIN' CHAIR VI 25494 N Breakfast ball/Moonglow CO 2927 N CHOCOLATE DANDIES Mao house VI 25268 N PAOUCAH/4 OR 5 TIMES OK 8627 N Rosetta/i want to be ha?py VI 25510 N ST AROUS t/8 1 RM 1 NGHAM BREAKDOWN OK 8668 N House hop VI 25350 N CHARLESTON CHASERS RIFF IN' THE SCOTCH CO 2867 N Farewell blues/Vy gal sal CO 1539 N BENNY GOODMAN'S BOYS AFTER YOUR GONe/SOMEOAY CO 861 N MUSKRAT RAMBLE/AFTER AWHILE BR 4968 G Ain't mi sbehaven/Moan i n' low co 1891 N THE GEORGIANS i Feel in* no pain/Five pennies co 1229 N HOME TOWN BLUES CO 23 V BENNY CARTER SONNY GREER Playing the blues/I'm coming Virginia Sw 20 N Beggats blues/Saturday night function vo 3012 N CHARLESTON CHASERS JEAN GOLDKETTE Davenport buies/wabash blues CO 909 N Clement i ne/my pretty girl VI 25283 N BILL COLEMAN GOOFUS FIVE Bill st. blues/after you're gone Sw 22 N Arkansas blues/Vang wang blues vo 3 1 38 N ALIX COMBELLE Clement ine/i left my sugar OK 40886 N Hang over blues/alex. rag. band Sw 1 1 N FLETCHER HENDERSON "DOC COOK 4 14 DOCTORS UNOERNEATH THE HARLEM MOON CO 2732 N WILLIE THE WEEPER/SLUE-FOOT CO 1070 E NOT AND ANXIOUS Co 35840 N CAB CALLOWAY Jangled nerves VI 25317 N Jive/At the clam-8ake carnival Vo 4437 N My pretty girl/My sal sa._ CO 2586 N queen i sabella/Savage rhythm VAR 662 N POCUS POCUS BB 5682 N | cotton pickers CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS/BLUE LOU Vo 321 1 N Sister kate/got to cool my doggies BR 2338 E Variety stomp BB 10246 N dixie stompers The stampede/Jackass blues CO 654 N Variety stompAt .lou i s blues HA 451 E LIONEL HAMPTON OFF TO BUFFALO/BROTHERLY LOVE HA 299 N shoe shiners drag VI 2601 1 E DIXIE FOUR (BLYTHE) JIVIN' THE VIBRES/STOMP VI 2553 5 N Kentucky st>mp/St. Louis man Para 12661 E EARL HI NES PUTNEY DANDRIOGE Grand piano blues BB 6744 N HERE COMES YOUR PAPPY vo 3291 N That's a plenty OE 182 N 16 T [ZER SPECIAL AUCTION NO, I i ) , New York, i e addresses) )e notified, and records sent C.O.D. unless otherwise stated. Auction closes Dec. 31st. j0hn"y hodges ( benny moten. continued) vo 4046 N stole my gal VI 23028 i let a song go out of mv heart Somebody E-N Good queen bess BB I I I 1 7 N Prince of wales 8B 6851 N jeep's blues Vo 41 15 N New Orleans/Lafayette VI 24216 V-E teddy hill wingy mannqne China boy BB 6941 N walkin' the streets/Send me 8R 6940 N when the robin sings his song ME 13364 N royal garden blues BB 10331 N Blue rhythm fantasy/rug-cutters VO 3247 N beale st. blues BB 10401 N Blue rhythm fantasy BB 6989 N The ISLE OF CAPRI Vo 2913 N here comes cookie ME 13351 N you 're an angel VO 2933 N VoVO i g butter & egg man 40055 Uptown rhapsody/Pass l onette 3294 E weary 8lue6/8 Ch E the slot b i lly h icks nickel in OK 41573 N joe the bomber/fai>e-out(ed.hai_l, d.wells) sidney bechet (Chip to 1st groove) \/ar 601 N maple leaf rag/sweet i e dear BB 7614 N hot air men benny morton RED HOT CHICAGO Co 2175 E Tailor made/gold i ggers song Co 2924 N ALEX HILL lucky m i llender FUNCTION! ZING Vo 2826 E Preluoe to a stomp VAR 546 N PAUL HOWARD mill's blue rhythm 8an0 Over night blues/Charlie's idea Vi 38070 E ride, red, ride Co 3087 N earl harlan MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS Smoke rings/sophisticated lady ME 12739 N One hour/Hello lola VI 38100 E rosetta howard mezz MEZZRQW r0setta blues OE 7370 N l03t/mel00y from the s.iy BB 6320 N coleman hawkins Hot club stomp VI 25612 V-E The day you came along Parl RI685 N Blues in di sgui se Vl 25536 E bertha "chippie" hill dick mcdonough pratt city blues HRS N 'way down in n.o., 'southland Me 60908 N kurt hohenberqer in a sent (mental mood Me 61 102 N Dinah/you're driving me crazy daisy martin (Jazz a la Germany; quartet) TELEFUHKEN A2338 N PL A 'EM FOR MAMA jimmy johnson THE MISSOURIANS Harlem woogie/after thought MARKET STREET STOMP Vl 38067 N jimmy johnson with ruby smith PROHIBITION BLUES/STOPP IN 'TRAFFIC Vl 38120 E back water blues EDITH JOHNSON ( IKE ROGERS 1 "stump" johnson GOOD CHIB BLUES Para 12864 E the duck-yas-yas (^" chip) ORS 7049 F-6 RED MCKENZIE LLOYD SCOTT qeorgianna VO 3898 N harlem shuffle/(ch. johnson icharleston) Vl 21491 E red ii ichols stompers charlie johnson Sugar/make my cot VI 21056 N Harlem drag/hot bones & rice VI 38059 E RED NICHOLS FIVE PENNIES Boy in the boat BB 10248 N Oi nah/indiana Br 4373 N TAFT JORDAN Fan it/How long blues BR 6160 N Devil in the moon/Louisiana Me 13365 N chinatown, my chinatown/on the alamo BR 4363 N night wind/moon turns green ME 13352 N red nichols orchestra BILLY KYLE Harlem twist/Five pennies Vl 21560 E+ Havin' a ball Var 574 E FRANK IE NEWTON TED LEWIS Jitters/Jam fever Vo 4851 N Wabash blues/Farewell blues CO 2029 N dave nelson Oh 8A3Y/START THE BAND( LAM I N . CRACK) CO 1391 V-G Some of these days/ BEALE STREET B LUES/MEMPH I S BLUES CO 1050 V-Q (joe venuti, gettin' hot, rev.) VI 23039 N EDDIE LANG JIMMY NOONE Prelude in c# minor (solo) OK 40989 E the blues jumped a rabbit PaE R2303 N eddie lang's orchestra red norvo Walkin' the oog/Ma^ch of hoodlums OK 41344 N Liza BR 7868 N mckinney's cotton pickers jivin' the jeep/rememb-r BR 7898 N Cherry/someday sweetheart Vl 21730 N king oliver ZONKy/if I COULD BE WITH YOU Vl 38 1 1 8 V-G mule face blues BB 6778 N IT'.S TIGHT LIKE THAT BB 6304 E call of the freaks BB 7705 N SAVE IT PRETTY MAMMA /l FOUND BB 7695 N JACK PETTIS PEGGY/l 'D LOVE I BB 10706 N :St. Louis shuffle Ba 1908 V i want your love/ louis prima (Earl Hines, Sister Kate, reverse) Vl 22683 E Tin roof blues Vo 3657 N I WANT a LITTLE GIRL V I 23000 F-G MlLENBERG JOYs/SH I M-ME-SHA VI 2161 I N ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE Pi GEE, AIN'T I GOOD TO YOU BB 10249 N ckles Co 3924 E MISS HANNAH/THE WAY I FEEL TODAY BB 10232 N grappelly hot four china boy/moonglow DE 23031 N BENNY MO TEN hot club of france mllenberg joys ^blue room 5585 E Ch i caqo/Charleston Sw 2 N New moten stomp 6709 N don redman moten swing/toby 6032 N sunny side of the street Var 580 N (BENNIE MOTEN OONTINUED NEXT COLUMN) bugle call rag Vo 3354 N \MORE> 17 ^ 1 ) (Auction NO. 1 ,cont.) ( Auct ion NO . 1 ,cont . SAM MEITZER 737 Fox Street, B ronx (55), N.Y. [Auction close s Dec. 31st) ADRIAN ROLL IN 1 THE FOLLOWING Davenport blues/Someboov loves 359 m COUNT BASIE RECORDS Got the jitters ME 12893 N ARE ALL NEW Savage serenade me 12829 N FRED RAVEN Oecca ST. LOUIS SLUES 1682 1 58 1 2325 2030 1728 (HARMONICA SOLO; Ge RMAfJ RECORD) TELE Z33o N 1538 2780 2284 2004 1379 SAVANNAH SYNCOPATORS 1770 2922 2224 1965 1141 JACKASS BLUES R 3245 N 2355 2406 2212 1 770 1121 NOBLE SISSLE (Bechet) VOCALI ON Bandana days VAR 552 N 4748 4386 4734 5118 4747 MAX INE SULL 1 VAN 4860 5036 5085 5169 4784 ANNIE LAURIE/BLUE SKIES Vo 3679 N LOCH LOMOND vo 3654 N BESSIE SMITH HATEEUL BLUES 1 F-V Co 4023 SPEC 1 AL AUCT 1 ON NO . II CEC IL SCOTT SAM MELTZER LAWD, LAWo/lN THE CORNER BB 8276 N 737 Fox Street, Bronx (55), N.Y. LLOYO SCOTT ORCHESTRA HAPPY HOUR BLUES/SYMPHONIC VI 20495 E OFF THE AIR "SHOTS" OF BENNY GOODMAN ART TATUM Sing, sing, sing THE SHOUT De 468 N BOTH SIDES OF 12" ALUMINUM BASE PRONTO and soul Body De 1 1 97 N WITH KRUPA, STACY, ETC. JACK TEAGARDEN RECORDED AT HOTEL NEW YORKER, 10/22/43 Plantation moods/i 've got it Co 2913 E TURNER'S MEMPHIS MEN (ELLINGTON) SEV Ef COMES ELEVEN / 1 FOUND A NEW BABY FREEZE AND MELT Co 1813 E BOTH ORCHESTRAS ON 12" STEEL BASE RECOR-DlSC TEDDY GRACE (Teagaroen) WITH KRUPA, STACY, ETC. DOWN HEARTED BLUES E 2 1 28 N FATS WALLER LADY BE GOOD YOU'RE NOT THE ONLY OYSTER IN THE STEW BB 1 026 1 E Benny Goodman Trio GEORGIA ROCKIN' CHAIR/AIN'T MISBEHAVIN BB 10288 N with KRUPA and Stacy Going to be some changes maoe BB 10322 E You're driving me crazy WEALTHY SERENADE FOR A WIDOW BB 1 0262 N Benny Goodman's orchestra COOTIE WILLIAMS Recorded on 12" glass sase audio-oisc 1 CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYGH1NG BUT LOVE 70 3890 N HI nu 1 CL 1LW IUMKLK, ''/' / ^ Downtown uproar/Blue reverie VO 3810 N Pigeon and peppers/Jub i lesta VO 3922 N l1meh0use blues Echoes of harlem VO 3960 N Benny Goodman trio The soys from harlem/Delta with krupa and Stacy 1 ' GA —AVANT 1 N ^MOR 1 LE BLUES v°0 4636 N Darktown Strutters Ball Sharpie/Blue is the evening vo 4324 N Benny Goodman's Orchestra CHASIN' CHIPPIES/SW. PAN ALLEY vo 4425 N SWINGTIME IN RECORDED ON 12" GLASS BASE HONOLULU Vo 406 1 N AUOIO-DlSC BLACK BEAUTY/NIGHT SONG vo 4958 N at Hotel new Yorker, 10/31/43 Ol' man river/Lesson in C vo 4086 N Ain't the gravy good vo 7 6 N One c 'clock jump/down south Camp meeting WHOOPEE MAKERS ( 1 BAD GROOVE) ST. LOUIS BLUES/BUGLE CALL RAG PE 15126 N Recorded on 10" glass base audio-disc CHICK WEBB at hotel new Yorker STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOy/§UNNYS 1 DE vo 3246 N 10/31/43 LEONA WILLIAMS 4 HER DIXIE BAND IF YOUR MAN |S LIKE MY MAN Co 3835 G AUCTION OF WASH 1 NGTON 1 ANS HOT JAZZ ALBUMS Rainy nights Pennington 1437 V ALL IN NEW CONDITION DICKY WELLS HOT CLUB BLUES Sw BUGLE CALL RAg/DeEP BLUE SEA Sw 6 N 1. LOUIS ARMSTRONG COL. C-28 LADY BE GOOD s* 10 N 2. EARL H INES COL. C-41 DUKE WILSON 4 10 BLACKBERRIES 3. FRANK TESCHEMACHER COL . C-43 MAY'S IOEa/OnCE OR TWICE PE 15697 M 4. HOT TROMBONES COL. C-46 HERB WIED0EFT 5. HOT TRUMPETS Col. C -6 shine/Cinderella blues BR 2542 E 6. LOUIS ARMSTRONG Col. C-57 CLARENCE WILLIAMS 7. HflLSON 4 HOLIDAY Col. C-61 Lazy mama/fountain city blues OK 8592 N a. HOT PIANO Vic. P-75 Big fat mama/Sashay, Oh ay! Vo 2838 N 9. "8" TO THE BAR Vic P-69 PAUL WHITEMAN 10. DUKE ELLINGTON COL. C-38 Sensation stomp/whiteman stomp VI 21 1 19 N 1 1. DORSEY BROTHERS COL. C-5 Coquette/There ain't no sweet man VI 25675 N 12. BOOGIE WOOGIE Col. C^»4 JOE VENUTI 'S BLUE SIX 13. JOHN KIRBY Col. C-45 Sweet lorraine CoE CB708 N 14. TEDDY WILSON (solos) Col. C-93 In the ruff/jazz me blues C0E CB686 N (SPECIFY WHICH AUCTION YOU ARE BIDDING) 18 ) n N ) I AUCTION AUCTION FRANCIS WOLFE L Now Yr>r f i + u 1133 F irs t Avenue , new lOrK l. i ty (Closing date for bids : December 31, 1943) LOUIS ARMSTRONG CLAUDE HOPKINS The lonesome road OK 41538 N BR 6750 N 1 SURRENDER DEAR OK 41497 N Carl kress & dick mcdonough LITTLE JOE OK 4 1 50 1 N DANZOn/STA GE FRIGHT (GUI TAR DUET Br 69(7 N BETWEEN THE DEVIL & DEEP BLUE SEA OK 41550 N LOUISIANA SUGAR BASES * OK 41560 G Keep i n out of mischief now Persian ruq/thou swell V 21346 N 41504 V 1 'LL BE GL AO WHEN YOU'RE DEAD OK LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS 41 534 y 1 GOT THYTHM/CH|NATOWN OK Karavan/Over the billowy sea BR 4908 N NEW TIGER RAG/BLUE, TURNI NG QREY ' VO 3124 N Lazy oaddy/there 1 s eg ypt Br 4923 N WEST END BLUES/GOT NO BLUES vo 3204 N WINGY MANM0NE N ' ST. Louis blues/basin st. blues VO 3008 Send me/walk i the streets BR 6940 E Cornet chop suey/one & two blues(B.Smith) HRS N IRVING MILLS HOTSY TOTSY GANG CHARLESTON CHASERS What a n i ght/i wonder what my gal Br 4998 V N 1 FIVE PENNI Es/FEELI ' NO PAIN Co 1229 E DlGGA D 1 GA Do/l)0 1 THE NEW LOW RED HAIR & FRECKLES/LOVABLE & SWEET Co 1 925 N BR 4920 V > in rre* um r 6r uni roc BERTHA "CHIPPIE" H ILL M 1 t MULL MULLKo Trouble in mind/georqia man Vo 4379 n ORIGINAL. tllXlELAND ONE step BR 8243 N CONN IE 'S 1 NN ORCHESTRA JELLY ROLL MORTON 1 22721 . V E 1 SU GAR FOOT ST /S INGING THE BLUES Doctor jazz/memph is shake (Dixie J.Bl ) V 20415 E DUKE ELLINGTON KING OLIVER N WHAT GOOD AM 1 WITHOUT YOU VI ££DOO Struggle buggy^on't you think Vl 2300 1 V BENNY GOODMAN LU 1 S RUSSELL BLUE LOU/THE BLUES VI 26 1 44 V GOIN' TO TOWN/SAY THE WORD AFTER YOU'VE GONE/BODY & SOUL HMV 8381 N The blues in your flat VI 26044 N SEVEN HOT AIR MEN HARLEM MADNESS/NAVY BLUES COE 53 V LIONEL HAMPTON SIX JOLLY JESTERS everybody loves my ba3y VI 25682 N Oklahoma stomp VO 1449 V Baby won't you please come home VI 25674 V REX STEWART ORCHESTRA FLETCHER HENDERSON Stingaree/Baby, ain't you VO 2880 N NEW KING PORTER STOMP OK 41565 N FATS WALLER SUGAR FOOT ST./WHAT CHA CALL EM Co 395 E NUMB FUMBL IN '/SMASH 1 NG THIRDS(SOLOS) VI 25338 N AUCTION AUCTION WILLIAM C. LOVE 930 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee. (Closing date for bids: December 31, 1943 1 will consider trading any of the records isted for disposal at auction. For my wants see the November Record Changer. HENRY ALLEN LITTLE BROTHER Swing out/feeling drowsy VI 38080 N Something keeps a-worrying me/Chinese BB 6658 N Funny feathers/how do they do it VI 38088 N Farish st. jive BB 6894 N ' PLEASING PAUL/MAKE A COUNTRY BIRD VI 38107 V M 1 STREAT 1 N WOMAN BLUE3/l¥EST TEXA6 BLUES B8 7178 N BARNEY BIGARD NEVER GO WRONG BLUES BB. 6825 N LAMENT FOR A LOST LOVE/FOUR & i STREET VO 3820 ti JELLY ROLL MORTON MARDI GRAfi/WATCH THE BIRDIE VO 5595 N Kansas city stomps/mew Orleans bump BB 7757 N COW COW DAVENPORT Blue blood blues/mushmouth shuffle BB 8201 N TEXAS SHOUT/WE GONNA RUB |T Vo 1291 V Mournful serenade/Red hot pepper BB 6601 N COW COW BLUES (ACC. DORA CARR) OK 8250 G Georgia swing/k.C. stomps BB 5109 N DUKE ELLINGTON Sweet aneta mine/Courthouse bump VI 38093 N Down in our alley blues CO 1076 N jungle blues VI 21345 N DlGGA DlGGA Do/DOirJ' THE NEW LOW OOWN OK 41096 N Black bottom stomp/The chant VI 20221 V BIRMINGHAM BREAKDOWN/EAST ST. LOUIS BR 3480 V NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS Jolly woo/Jazz convulsions Br 4705 E 1 can't say/mixed salad Co 14465 E+ Wa1_l st. wail/Cotton club stomp Br 4B87 N NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS Chicago/harlem speaks De BOO N Lay your racket/i want you VI 23358 S JEAN GOLDKETTE NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS t ST. In my merry Oldsmob t le(b x VI SPEC. N Gatemouth/perdido BLUES Co 698 G COLEMAN HAWKINS OMER SIMEON Forgive a fool/serenaoe to sleeping QK 6347 N Smokehouse blues/Beau koo jack BR 7109 G Smiles/a strange fact DeE 6445 N CHARLIE SPAND earl hines 1 HASTINGS STREET PARA 12863 V rosetta/glao rag doll BB 10555 N MUGGSY SPAN IER Angry/Cavernism DE 183 N Mandy/lonesome road SB 10766 N Copenhaqen/rosetta De 337 N JOE SULLIVAN Deep forest/oh l you sweet thinu BrE 1464 N Gin mill blues/honeysuckle rose PAE RI6B6 N Cavern ism /rosetta BrE 01559 N TEDDY WILSON JOHNNY HODGES Right or wrong/lazy river BR 7797 V PRELUDE TO A KISS/jEEP IS JUMPING VO 4386 N You're my desire/Remember me BR 7940 N Empty ballroom bluesAou walked out VO 4213 N 1 found a new baby/i 'll never be the em BR 7926 N Rent party blues/Rabbit's jump VO 5100 N Tea for two/See you in my dreams Br 7816 N JAMES P. JOHNSON WYNN'S CREOLE BAND Weeping blues/worried & lonesome blues CO A3950 V That Creole band/when OK 8350 N IS 1 ; A I FOR DISPOSITION* 1 6 FiRST FOUR LETTERS OF COLLECTOR'S NA E.| CHARLIE BARNET 2 3 4 5 FOR ADDRESS, SEE PAGE 2. NO NAME JIVE (PARTS 1 L 2) BB 10737 V SAL 1.50 Sack Fly i ng home BB 10794 V SAL 1.50 Sack THE BREEZE AND 1 BB 10696 V SAL 1 .00 Sack Method of disposition: in' at the Lincoln 10774 V SAL 1.00 Sack LE AT PR 1 Leap BB for trade I SOLA BELLA/waTCHA KNOW JOE BB 10918 V SAL 1 .00 Sack auct | on , closing date forbids, Dec. 31., 1943; "t-a, for Ponce de leon BB 1 1 194 G SAL 1.00 Sack trade or auction; "t-s" for A 10610 V SAL .75 Sack SALE OR trade; "sta" FOR SALE BUSY AS BEE BB TRADE OR AUCTION. Night and day BB 10888 V SAL 1.00 Sack condition of record :n—new Last jump/Love grows on BB 10389 V SAL 1.00 Jaco E-excellent;V-very COUNT BASIE G-qood; F-fair; JUMPIN' AT THE WOODS IDE DE 2212 G SAL .90 Sack Catalog number of DOGGIN' AROUND/BLUE & SENT. De 1965 SAL 1.50 Sack [ E Every tub/now will you be De 1728 V SAL 1.50 Sack I label of record Georg i anna/blues in the dark De 1682 V SAL 1.50 Sack oh red/Pare thee honey Pe 2780 G SAL 1.00 Sack PLATTER8RA 1 NS OK 6508 E SAL 1.50 Sack flOY ACUFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 Texas shuffle/Mama don't De 2030 E SAL 1.50 Sack 05512 Drap Would you care OK G SAL .35 Super chief OK 5673 G SAL 1 .00 Sack henry "reo" allen Swinging the blues DE 1880 E SAL 1.00 Sack when my dreamboat comes ho VO 3389 V SAL 1 .00 Sack John's idea De 1363 V SAL 1.00 Sack .60 Broo Feeling drowsy SB 10702 V SAL Five at five/Evil blues DE 2922 G SAL 1 .00 Sack Ain't got rmythm/this year vo 3432 V AUC Kenr NOBODY KNOWS VO 5169 V SAL 1.50 Sack ALLEN—HAft'K INS DOGGIN' AROUND De 1965 Q SAL 1.00 Sack My Galveston gal He 12842 V T— RlDL DOWN, DOVtM, nm»N Ok 6221 V SAL 1.50 Sack ALL STAR ORCHESTRA IT'S TORTURE OK 5773 V S«L 1.00 Sack CHLQE VI 21 149 E AUC Clar TOPSY DE 1770 E SAL 1.50 Sack Oh baby/Little wiggle VI 21423 V-fAUC Clar MOONLIGHT SER/CAN'T BE VO 5036 E AUC Patt Clar i'm more than satisfied VI 21605 G AUC DOGGIN' AROUND De 1965 E T-e 1 .00 Broo Waiting at end of road Vl 22073 E -Clar 9120 SPEC./GOIN' TO CHICAGO OK 6244 E 1.60 jaco steppin along/lhonderful VI 22IQ4 E AUC Clar GLORY OF LOVE/BOO HOO De 1228 F AUC Star THE BLUES/feLUE LOU VI 26144 E T-S 1.00 Cole SIDNEY BECHET The blues/Blue lou VI 26144 N AUC Flem Old man blues/Nobody knows Vl 26663 N SAL 1.50 Sack AMBROSE Rip up the joint Vl 27663 E SAL 1.00 Sack Deep henderson DC 1526 E SAL .75 Sack lay your racket/want you BB I047Z N T-A Edel My prayer BE 2732 E SAL .75 Sack swing parade/l know that y' VI 27574 N T-A EDEL Crazy wi th love Oe 971 E SAL .75 Sack jungle drums/hold tight Vo 4537 E T-6 Umph ALBERT AMMONS Preachin' blues/indian SUM BB 10623 E T-6 .75 COLE BEAR CAT CRAWL vo 4608 E SAL 1.00 Sack Baby won't you please come VI 27386 N T-A f ILL B.W. stomp (Rev.Cleo Brown) Be 3386 N AUC NAUL Save it mama/stompy jones yi 27240 N T-A •ILL WILL ANPREW SISTERS i know that you know/swing VI 27574 N T-A 1.00 Sack BE I MIR B I ST DU SCHON De 1562 E SAL SLIPPIN' tc SLIDIN/tGYPT FANT Vl 27337 E T-A WILL ARKANSAS TRAVELLERS Blues for you/ain't misbeha IVI 26746 E T-A WILL That 's no bargain/Go jo HA 383 G T-A Gayl Blues of bechet/The sheik Vl 27485 N T-A W 1 LL L IL ARMSTRONG slipptn* slidin'/egyptian Vl 27337 E+AUC KENR 1 Born to 6wing/Bluer" than bli E 9E 1 299 G SAL jOO Sack BIX BE lOERBECKE Doin' the suzi e Q, De 1059 G SAL 1.00 Sack JAZZ ME BL/AT JAZZ BAND BAL . OK 3042 N T-S 1 .00 COLE reap what you sew/^appy tod, De 1722 N T-A Edel Mary/i 'LL BE A FRIEND Vl 26415 N T-A WILL Oriental swing/Get happy De 1904 N T-A Ed el no land like dixieland Ha 504 N TRA FRY let's call it love/you mean De 1502 E AUC PATT Clarinet marmalade OK 40772 E TRA FRY LOU IS ARMSTRONG (All sides unissued in U.S. P«E N TRA VENA COME BACK SWEET PAPA OK 8318 G TRA HURN BUNNY BERiGAN KNOCKIN*A JUG/l2TH ST. RAG CO 35663 N T-A Burl i'm coming vi rgi nl a/blue6 De 181 16 N AUC NAUL OLE MAN MOSE/FALLING IN LOVE DE 622 P AUC Patt Chicken & wafflesAou took DE 181 17 N AUC NAUL SO LITTLE TIME DE 1832 G SAL 1.50 Sack wearing of the green VI 25S72 E TR a Fry MUCGLES OK 3194 G SAL 1.50 Sack who's afraid of love/l 'm BR 7823 E+T-A Edel SAL -1.00 Sack 1.50 JACO ON A COCONUT ISLAND De 914 G Mama I wanna/have you ever N SAL 1 .00 Sack 25776 1.50 Jaco 'V.P.A. 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De 3382 N AUC Naul OCEAN MOTION/TEMPO DE JUMP De 181 18 u That sentimental sandwich DC 2415 V SAL .75 Sack MERRIT BRUNIES last night De 2812 V SAL .75 Sack ~ 1 SUGARFOOT ST(Jf" CH & DIQ) OK 40526 S COLE 1 'LL KEEP THE Kl NG De 3B08 V SAL .00 Sack CHICK BULLOCK Gypsy love song De 1678 V SAL 1 .00 Sack MY HEART 'S AT EASE BA 32510 SAL 50 Barrelhouse bessie De 4169 V SAL 1.00 Sack STORMY WEATHER OR 2687 AL 75 Martha De 1600 V SAL t .00 Sack SHE DIDN'T SAY YES PE 15558 * South rampart street parade de 2569 V SAL 1.50 Sack 1*50 I'M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN BA 60310 Call Please be kind De 1693 V 5AL 1 .00 Sack JOE BUSHKIN Where do we go from here DE 4385 E SAL 1 .00 Sack Can't get started CMS 532 N Edel Pagan love song/Come back De 896 F AUC PATT ERSKINE BUTTERFIELD Eye opener De 2282 V T-S 1 .50 Call BECAUSE OF YOU De 8551 1 00 Sack l don't care any more De 4380 G Sa;_ .35 Drap BLANCHE CALLOWAY HONKY TONK TRAIN SLUES De 2208 E T-S 1 .00 Broo I NEED LOVIN/RHYTHM IN Vl 22641 G L PUTNEY DANDRIDGE CAB CALLOWAY Sing baby sing (chipped) VO 3304 G SAL .75 Sack TRICKERATION/SMALL DIQ BR 6214 C LAA Honeysuckle rose/Sweet viol VO 3190 G SAL 1 .00 Sack CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS Eeeny meeny miney mo Vo 3083 V 1 IT'S 'U GONNA CHARLESTON Co 419 L * 00 C A SIN TO TELL A LIE VO 3252 Q T-S 1 .00 Call SING AN OLD FASHIONEO SONG BB 6254 SAL SA CKK OL* MAN RIVER Vo 3269 E AUC 1 .25 Kenr CAB CALLOWAY CHUCK DARL ING DIXIE DOORWAY /WAH—OEE—DAH OR 2727 SAL 1 .50 Sack Harmonica rag BB 5285 Q SAL .35 Drap G 1 T ALONG Or 2559 SAL 1 50 SACK COW COW DAVENPORT Stack o lee blues PE 15572 SAl" Sack THAT'LL GET IT VO 1408 E TRA Fry *50 TRYLON SW 1 NG vo 5005 1 Sack Railroad blues/Ain't got no De 7462 N T-A Edel PLUCKIN' THE BASS Vo 5406 1 .50 Sack DEAN & HIS KIDS Scat song Br 6272 Q SAL 1 .00 Sack Zoom zoom zoom/spread in VO 3342 E T— Gayl PAPA'S IN BED OK 5731 SAL 1 .00 Sack EDDIE DELANGE AT THE CLAM—BAKE CARNIVAL vo 4437. 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Vl 20580 V T-A 1 .00 COLE LEMUEL FOWLER JOHNNY DUNN'S JAZZ HOUNDS BLUES MIXTURE Co 3959 V T-S Hurn Evil blues/Pensacola CO A3746 G SAL 1.75 SACK FRAY-8RAGGI0TTI Four o'clock blues/Hawaiian Co A3729 V SAL 2.00 Sack WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG Vl 24563 N T-S 1.00 BROO CLIFF EDWARO'S hot comb. BUD FREEMAN I'M BACK IN LOVE AGAIN Pa 25207 E SAL 1 .00 Sack MEMORIES OF YOu/TAPPIN' CMS 508 E SAL 1.75 Sack DUKE ELLINGTON Life spears a jitterbug CMS 507 E SAL 1.75 Sack DOIN' THE VOOM VOOM bb 7710 S SAL 3.00 Sack Satanic blues De 3525 E SAL • .75 Sack Black beauty/Jubilee stomp VI 21580 V SAL 3.00 Sack EARL FULLER 'S JAZZ BAND After all/John hardy's wife VI 27434 N SAL 2.00 Sack YAH-DE-OAH VI 18321 E SAL .50 Sack KO-KO/CONGA BRAVA VI 26577 II SAL 2.00 Sack BEALE STREET BLUES Vl 18369 E SAL .50 Sack WALL STREET WA 1 BR 80003 V SAL .50 Sack COON BAND CONTEST/LIZA JANE VI 18394 G AUC Patt Blue aga i VI 22603 E SAL 1.00 Sack SLIM GAILLARD Bakiff/giddybug gallop Vl 27502 E SAL 2.00 Sack CHICKEN RHYTHM Vo 5; 33 F SAL .50 Sack PED 1 Do/RA 1 NCHECK VI 27880 E SAL 2.50 Sack Early in the morning Vo 5220 G SAL .75 Sack Sherman shuffle VI 20-1535 V SAL .50 Sack CLIFFORD GIBSON Flamingo/The girl VI 27326 G SAL 1 .00 Sack Old time rider/Brooklyn blue Vl 23255 N T«-A Edel solitude/Dear olo south( solo)v 27564 N AUC NAUL JAZZ G ILLUM ko-ko/congo BRAVA VI 26577 N T-A Burl From now on BB 9034 G SAL .50 Sack HOT & BOTHERED (l n HAIR CR CA 9023 V AUC Kenr jean goldkette Mood indigo /The mooche Vl 24486 N SAL 1.25 Jaco Don't be like that/blackb I rd Vl 21805 E SAL 1.00 Sack SWING LOW/DUCKY WUCKY Co 35683 F+AUC Star DINAH/AFTER 1 SAY I'M SORRY Vl 19947 E SAL 2.00 Sack Wanna go/if you can't hold ge 3291 G AUC Star Blue river VI 20981 E SAL 2.00 Sack Boy meets horn/Old king doo Br 8306 N AUC FLEM SO TIRED/JUST A LITTLE VI 21 150 G SAL 1.00 Sack Cotton tail VI 26610 N AUC SMIT Slow piver/Meet sweetie Vl 25354 E+t-a Eoel 1 k.1 Jubilee stomp/Country gal Co 35776 N T— 1 .00 Cole IDOL NG/HUSH A BYE VI 20270 V AUC Patt Blue bubbles/blues Vi 22985 E T-S 1.00 Cole GONNA MEET MY SWEETIE Vl 20675 N T-A Torn Admiration/Merry go round BR 7440 E T-S i .50 Cole MY PRETTY GIRL Vl 20599 N T— TORN Blue serge/Jumpin pumpkins Vl 27356 N T-A Will Sunny disposish Vl 20493 N T-A Torn No papa no/rockin' in rhythm Vl 26310 N T-A WILL Clement ine Vl 20994 N T-A TORN Glue goose/ousk VI 26677 N T-A Will BENNY GOODMAN across the tracks/chloe Vl 27235 N T-A WILL ALL MY LIFE (tri o) VI 25324 V SAL 2.00 Sack Dear old southland/Day. ex. Vl 24501 N T-A Will BEI MIR BIST OU SCHON(TRIO) VI 25751 V SAL 2.00 Sack Jack the bear/Morning glory Vl 26536 N T-A WILL He AIN'T GOT RHYTHM VI 25505 E SAL 1.50 Sack rockin' chair DE 15418 F TRA Fry The glory of love VI 25316 V SAL 1.00 Sack St. James infirmary h of w 1046 E TRA Fry IT *S W0N0ERFUL Vl 25727 V SAL 1.25 Sack SING YOU SINNERS H OF W 1045 E TRA Fry Yours/Take it Co 36067 V SAL 1.50 Sack Take it easy RO 618 N TRA Fry LET'S 0ANCE Co 35301 E SAL 1.50 Sack RENT PARTY BLUES Or 1849 N TRA Fry WHERE OR WHEN ( SEXTET) OK 6553 E SAL 1.00 Sack Black and tan ME 12093 N TRA Fry Where or when (tr io) BB 1 1456 E SAL 1 .50 Sack Black a. tan/hot a bothered Cl 5331 E+T-A Grit Sweet sue/Melancholy baby(tro)vi 25473 G SAL 2.00 Sack (75 OK's,vrs & Br's; vg to n)- T-A GRI T jersey bounce OK 6590 G 8AL .50 Sack Jack the bear/morning VI 26536 N T-A RlOL who/Someday sweetheart( tr io) BB 10463 E SAL 3.00 Sack Hot and bothereo/mooche OK 8623 V T-A GRIT THESE FOOLISH THINGs(seXTEt) CO 35553 E SAL 3.00 Sack n Misty morni '/blues with OK 8662 V T-A Grit 1 MUST HAVE THAT MAN (TRIO) Vl 26090 E SAL 3.00 Sack Black & tan fant/what can OK 40955 G T-A Grit IDA (QUARTET) VI 25531 E SAL 3.00 Sack Jubilee stomp/Take it easy OK 41013 G T-A Grit tipi tin/please be kind Vl 25814 E SAL 2.50 Sack rose room/it don't mean a Br 6265 V+T-A GRI T Till tom special (sextet) Co 35404 E SAL 3.00 Sack Jive stomp/i 'm satisfied Br 6638 V T-A GRIT here's love in your eyes Vl 25391 V SAL 2.00 Sack Jungle jamboree/Black & bl Br 4492 E T-A GRIT Nobody's sweetheart (trio) BR 10723 V SAL 3.00 Sack Bundle of blues/Get yourself Br 6607 E T-A GRIT Rose room/Flying home(sextet )C0 35254 V SAL a .smooth one( sextet) Co 36099 E SAL 3.00 Sack 1 Harlem speaks/shades of Br 6646 E T-A GR 1 T Mood indioo/black & tan OR 6682 E T-A GRIT LET'S DANCE Co 35301 E SAL 1.00 Sack 8irm.break/E. St. Louis t-o BR 6801 N T-A Grit WHOLLY CATs(sEXTET ) BENNY ' S B .CO 35810 E SAL 2.00 Sack (DUKE ELLINGTON CONT 1 NUEC NEXT column) (Benny Goodman continueo NEXT PAC e) 2 2 N ) S 1 A FOR DISPOSITION ( benny Goodman , continued) { 8ENNY GOODMAN, CONTINUED) WHOLLY CATS ( SEXTET )BENNY ' SCO 35810 E SAL 2.00 Sack NOT THAT 1 CARE Co 2542 N T-A GAYL Peace brother CO 35331 E SAL 1.50 Sack Get happy/Christopher Vl 25279 G T-A Gayl AS LONG AS 1 LOVE ( SEXTET co 35901 E SAL 2.00 Sack wrappin it up/Melancholy VI 25880 F+T-A GAYL Scarecrow Co 36180 E SAu 1.50 Sack Stardust Vl 25320 G T-A Gayl Amapola/i ntermezzo Co 36050 E SAT- 1.50 Sack RIFFIN' AT RITZ/ALEX. RAGTIME Vl 25445 N SAL Jaco Melaucholy baby (quartet) VI 25473 F SAL .75 Sack J WANT TO BE HAPPy/ROSETTA Vl 25510 E AUC FLEM 26240 AMD THE ANGELS SING VI 26170 G SAL 1 .00 Sack Sugar/opus 3/4 (quartet) Vl N AUC FLEM Not that 1 care/help yourselfco 2542 E AUC HEIN TEDDY GRACE Sentimental (Modernists) Me 13159 G+AUC HE IN Mama doo-shee/down home bl DE 2603 N T-A E0EL WHAT AM 1 GONNA DO/PARDON Me 12208 E AUC HE 1 N GLEN GRAY Yankee doodle/no other one VI 25193 E AUC HEIN Copenhagen De 1048 G SAL 1 .00 SACK OOOH BOOM VI 25808 G+AUC HEIN Sunrise serenade DE 2321 V SAL 1 .00 Sack glory of love VI 25316 E AUC HEIN The house is haunted Br 6558 V SAL 1 .00 SACK ROSETTA/l WANT TO BE HAPPY VI 25510 E AUC HEIN THE NIGHT IS YOUNG De 349 E SAL 1 .00 SACK Sing me a swing song y\ 25340 E AUC HEIN HOW CAN YOU FACE ME Br 6983 N SAL 1 .00 QUAI SENTIMENTAL MOOD VI 25351 E AUC He 1 N PH IL GREEN & SWING ON STRINGS Walk jenny walk/always BB 10799 V AUC HEIN 1 DOUBLE DARE YOU/fiEl MIR PaE FI047 N T-A Gayl All my life/Too good(trio) VI 25324 E+AUC He i n JIMMIE GRIER UNO EC 1 DEo/WE ' LL NEVER KNOW VI 26134 V AUC HEIN ISLE OF CAPRI De 1812 V SAL 1 .00 SACK Handful of keys (quartet) VI 25705 E+AUC HEIN WALTER GROSS Blues in my flat(quartet) VI 26044 N AUC HEIN CREEPY WEEPY/IMPROVISATION bb 10937 N SAL 1 .25 Qua i there's a small hotel VI 25363 V AUC HEIN GULF COAST SEVEN Santa claus came in spring VI 25195 E AUC HEIN Georgia's/Daylight savin' Co 14373 N AUC STAR 1 TA 1 T NO USE VI 25461 E AUC HEIN BOBBY HACKETT ROLL 'EM VI 25627 E AUC HEIN Ain't misbehavin' vo 4877 E T-S Umph Big john special/Flat foot VI 25871 V+AUC HEIN Clarinet marmalade vo 5493 E T-S Umph Down south Camp meeting VI 25387 G AUC HEIN Clarinet marmalade vo 5493 N T-S 1.00 Cole BUGLE CALL RAG VI 25467 N T-S HURN BOB HAGART Sandman/good-bye VI 25215 N T-S HURN BIO NOISE FROM WINNETKA De 2208 V SAL 2.00 Sack BE 1 MIR BIS OU SHOEN VI E AUC CHES' LIONEL HAMPTON Honeysuckle rose/Spring sonc CO 35319 E AUC COHE GIN FOR CHRISTMAS VI 26423 V SAL 2.00 Sack Big john spec. /Flat foot fl. VI 25871 V AUC COHE Three quarter boogie VI 27409 V SAL 1 .00 Sack king porter stomp VI 25090 N T-S MlER Altitude Vl 27316 V SAL 1 .50 Sack Goodbye/Sandman Vl 25215 N T-S M 1 ER House of morgan Vl 26751 V SAL 1 .50 Sack N R 1 FF 1 ' AT THE Rl TZ VI 25445 14 T-S MlER don't be that way VI 26173 E SAL 2.00 sack BUGLE CALL RAG VI 25467 N T-S MlER SUNNYSIDE OF THE STREET VI 25592 N T-A BURL DON'T BE THAT WAY VI 25792 N T-S MlER SUNNYSIDE OF THE STREET VI 25592 E AUC Cox 1 LET A SONG GO OUT Vl 25840 N T-S MlER CENTRAL AVENUE BREAKDOWN VI 26652 N AUC Cox 1 NEVER KNEW Vl 26089 N T-S MlER GIN FOR XMAS/HEEBIE JEEBIES Vl 26423 N T-A Will SENT FOR YOU YESTERDAY VI 26170 V T-S MlER HAVEN'T NAMED It/|*M ON MY Vl 26476 N T-A will JERSEY BOUNCE/STRING OF p. OK 6590 E AUC COX Stand by/Big wig Vl 26296 E T-S Will KING PORTER STOMP Vl 25090 N AUC COX Johnny get your horn/i can Vl 26343 N T-A will BUGLE CALL RAG VI 25467 N AUC COX 1 CAN'T GET STARTED/MUNSON STV 26453 N T-A Will ALEXANDERS* RAGTIME BAND Vl 25445 N AUC Cox Sunny side of street/i know Vl N T— Ed el Shirt tail stomp/Blue BR 80030 N AUC COX AINTCHA COMIN' H0ME/l2TH ST. 26362 N SAL JACO Boy meets horn CO 35301 E T-S .75 CHIO Altitude/] nearly lost Vl 27316 E AUC STAR Slues skies/Dear old south. VI 25136 N T-A WILL My last affair Vl 25527 N AUC QUAI BOY MEETS HORn/LET'S DANCE CO 35301 N T-A WILL HANDY OF MEMPHIS SING SING SING ( 10") VI 25796 N T-A WILL Fuzzy wuzzy rag Co Z42"l V SAL .50 Sack MINE YESTERDAY ME 12100 G TRA Fry Ole Miss rag CO 2420 V SAL .50 Sack Slow but sure Me 12205 V TRA Fry THE HAPPY HARMONISTS TAPPIN' THE BARREL Co 2856 E TRA Fry Baptistown crawl/Ethiopian GE 5402 V TSA 1.50 Call Breakfast ball Co 2927 E TRA Fry HARLEM SEVEN Gotta right to sing blues Co .3168 E TRA Fry Pounding heart/summertime BN 6 E T-A 2.50 cole THE GLORY OF LOVe/YOU CAN'T Vl 25316 N T-A VAHB COLEMAN HAWKINS Changes/sleepy time down s. Vi 25634 N T-A VANB (All sides unissued in U.S.) N TRA VENA This year's kisses/he ain't VI 25505 N T-A VanB Chicago/netcha's oream De 661 N SAL 1 .50 JACO tain't no use/did you MEAN 1 TV 1 25469 N T-A VanB Lost in fog/i ain't got nob. De 18252 N SAL 1 .25 JACO HORRAH FOR LOVE/LlVIN' |N G. Vl 2501 1 N T-A VanB ERSKINE HAWKINS KING PORTER STOMP VI 25090 N AUC RlOL GABRIEL MEETS THE DUKE B8 10671 G SAL 1 .50 Sack GOOOY GOODY 25245 N AUC RlDL VI NO USE SQUAWKIN' BB 1 1049 F SAL .50 Sack Stomp in at the savoy VI 25247 N AUC RlOL Black oot BB 1 1 192 V SAL 1 .00 Sack IN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD VI 25351 N AUC RlDL Five o'clock whistle BB 10854 V SAL 1 .00 Sack 25355 I 'VE FOUND A NEW BABY Vl N AUC Rl DL AND MELLOW FINE BB 10709 G SAL 1 .00 Sack DOWN SOUTH CAMP MEETING VI 25387 N AUC RlOL SHIPYARD RAMBLE BB 1 1218 V SAL .75 Sack BIG JOHN SPECIAL Vl 25871 N AUC RlDL S'POSIN' BB 1 1001 G SAL 1 .00 Sack ROLL 'EM Vl 25627 (1 AUC RlOL NORFOLK FERRY BB 10932 V SAL 1 .50 Sack WHISPERING Vl 26130 N AUC RlDL Weary/King porter BB 7839 V AUC STAR ANO THE ANGELS SING Vl 26170 N AUC RlDL EDGAR HAYES WRAPPIN' 1 T UP Vl 25880 N AUC RlDL OLD KING COLE De 1527 V SAL 1 .00 Sack WHOOPEE STOMP (LUMBERJACKS) CA 9030 V T-A — RlDL LOVE ME OR — LEAVE ME (QUINTET)DE 1444 G sal 1 .00 Sack MAKIN'FRIENDS(KY.GRASSHOP'S Ba 6360 V T-A RlDL SATAN TAKES A HOLIDAY De 1382 V sal 1 .00 Sack One o'clock jump VI 25792 N AUC KENR FLETCHER HENDERSON Vl 25796 AUC KENR T Sing sing sing E COME ON COOT, 00 HAT ( LOU 1 S ) PA RA 12317 G SAL 2.00 Sack OOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM Co 35485 V AUC KENR WANG WANG BLUES Vo 3360 V T-S 1 .00 Chi o BUGLE CALL RAG VI 25467 G+AUC FLEM SUGAR FOOT ST/WHAT-CHA-CALL Co 35668 N T-A Edel ROLL Em/AFRAIO TO DREAM Vl 25627 G AUC FLEM Can you take it/new King p. Co 35671 N T-A Ed el Down south camp meet/Pick VI 25387 V AUC FLEM Money blues Co 383 N AUC 3.50 QUA 1 (BENNY GOODMAN CONTIfv UED NEXT :olumn) GO LONG MULE/MANDA Co 228 N AUC 3.50 QUA 1 23 ) 1 e 1 A: FOR DISPOSITION HORACE HENDERSON JACK JENNY Turkey special/Sultan ser. OK 6026 N AUC NAUL City night/i walk alone Vo 5355 N AUC Smit Swingin' & jump/You're mine vo 5606 N AUC NAUL JOE HIS RHYTHM Honeysuckle rose/They jittef vo 5579 N AUC NAUL CONFESSIN' BB 6447 G SAL .75 Sack you don't mean me no gooo/loveok 5953 N AUC NAUL JOHNSON-AUMONS 1 got rhythm/Shuff. joe vo 5518 N AUC NAUL WALKING THE BOOGIE VI 27505 N TRA Broo Do re mi/Ginger belle OK 5978 N AUC NAUL Pine creek VI 27506 N TRA BROO ROSA HENDERSON BUDDY JOHNSON I'M A GOOD GAL/PAPA WILL BE Br 2589 F AUC PATT 1 *M MY BABY 'S BABY DE 8573 V SAL .75 Sack Midnight blues VI 19124 N. T-A TORN JAMIN' IN GEORGIA DE 7684 V SAL .75 Sack MEL HENKE 1 WONDER WHO'S BOOGIEIN' DE 861 F SAL .50 Sack HENKE STOMP CI ICO N TRA Broo JAMES P. JOHNSON WOODY HERMAN JINGLES Br 4762 V TRA BROO YARDBI RO SHUFFLE DE 4353 E SAL .75 Sack BLEEDING. HEARTED BLUES VI 19123 N T-A TORN ' WOODCHOPPERS BALL DE 2440 N AUC Cox Bleeding hearted blues Vl 19123 V SAL 1.50 Qua i B 1 SHOP 'S BLUES DE 3972 e AUC Cox LONNIE JOHNSON MILT HERTH TRIO MAN KILLING BROAD PE 7445 V SAL .75 Sack FLAT FOOT FLOOJ 1 E ^LOONEY DE 1800 E SAL 1.00 Sack Something fishy DE 7388 V SAL .75 Sack CURLY HICKS TAPROOM BOYS pete johnsoh-albert ammons RUSSIAN RAG BB 10757 V SAL .75 Sack CuTTIN' THE BOOGIE VI 27504 N AUC .75 H.Sm EARL HINES Barrel house boogi VI 27504 N AUC .75 H.SM GOOD LITTLE BAD LITTLE YOU VI 38043 N T-S Mier Sixth ave. express VI 27506 N AUC .75 H.Sm THAT'S A FLENTY DE • 182 N T-S MlER Pine creek VI 27506 N AUC .75 H.SU JEZEBEL Vo 4032 N T-S Mier CUTTIN' THE B00G e/BARRLE h. VI 27504 N STA Band MY MELANCHOLY BABY ( SOLQS VI 27562 N AUC NAUL Boogie woogie man/walkin' VI 27505 N STA Bano WOLVERINE BLUES/ROCK & RYE DE 577 G SAL 1.00 Sack 6th ave. express/Pine creek Vl 27506 N STA Band UNCLE BUO BB 1 1372 V SAL .75 Sack Foot pedal boog i e/Mov i n' VI 27507 N STA Band Boogie woogie st.louis bl BB 10674 6 SAL 2.00 Sack PETE JOHNSON SECOND BALCONY JUMP BB 1 1567 G SAL .50 Sack 627 STOMP (RED label) DE 18121 G SAL .50 Sack 1 'VE GOT IT BAD BB 1 1374 V SAL 1.00 Sack 627 STOMP (BLACK LABEL) De 18121 V SAL .50 Sack SWINGIN' ON "C" BB 1 1465 V SAL 1.00 Sack kaycee on/Blues on down b De 3384 N AUC NAUL WINDY CITY JIVE( E)/WATER(F) BB 1 1329 SAL .50 Sack BILLY JONES JOHNNY HODGES Ain't we GOT FUN OK 4325 V SAL 1.00 SACK KRUM ELBOW BLUES VO 4351 G SAL 1.50 Sack ISHAM JONES Dancing on the stars VO 4622 V SAL 1 .50 Sack China boy/Dallas blues Vl 24649 V SAL 1.25 ERTE JUNIOR HOP BB 1 1021 G SAL 1.00 Sack RICHARD M. JONES KRUM ELBOW BLUES VO 4351 G SAL 1.00 Sack Tickle britches/novelty bl Vl 38040 G-l-T-A Pols QUEEN BESS BB 1 II 17 V SAL 1 .00 Sack LOVIE JORDAN Squaty roo BB 1 1447 E SAL 1.50 Sack Hard lovin' blues DE 7705 G SAL .50 Sack Dancing on the stars vo 4622 G SAL 1 .00 Sack HELEN KANE SOUATY ROO/THINGS AIN'T BB 1 1447 E T-S 1.00 Chio ME AND THE MAN IN THE MOON Vl 21830 G T-S .50 Call BILLY HOLIDAY 1 WANNA BE LOVED BY YOU Vl 21684 V T-S 1.00 Call You're too lovely to last Vo 4834 E SAL 1.00 Sack GENE KARDOS Some other spring/Them there VO 5021 E SAL 1.00 Sack Blue fantasy/i knew you when PE 801 1 V T— Call Practice makes perfect OK 5806 V SAL 1.00 Sack KENTUCKY GRASSHOPPERS Fine & mellow/Strange fruit Com 526 F SAL .75 sack MAKIN' friends BA 6360 V SAL 2.00 Sack One never knows/i 've got my Vo 3431 V AUC hein BRADLEY KINCAID is my heart/please Vo 3440 V AUC HEIN Zeb tourney's gal BB 8410 G SAL .35 DRAP Them there eyes vo 5021 E AUC HEIN JOHN KIRBY 1 CAN'T PRETEND vo 3333 V T-S Mier DOWN ON the desest 0 E T-S Umph DON'T KNOW IF I'M VO 3543 E T-S MIER Can't we be frienos Co 35920 e T-S Uuph STRANGE FRUIT/FINE & MELLOW COM 526 N AUC STAR ANDY KIRK CLAUDE HOPKINS 1 'SE A-MUGGIN DE 744 E SAL 1.00 Sack 2020I/M0NKEY BUSINESS DE 674 G SAL 1.50 Sack 47TH STREET JIVE De 4042 V SAL 1 .00 Sack Mystic moan/wash i ngton squab • Br 6750 V SAL 2.00 Sack BOOGIE WOOGIE CO'CKTAIL De 4381 V SAL 2.00 Sack LENA HORNE Poor butterfly De 1663 E SAL 1.00 Sack MOANIM' LOW VI 28717 N AUC .50 H.Sm Froggy bottom/Chris. Colombus De 729 G SAL .75 Sack 1 I VE GOTTA RIGHT/ VI 28717 N AUC .50 H.SM MO ANSWER De 4141 e SAL .50 Sack HOT LIPS PAGE FROGGY bottom De 729 E T-S 1.50 Call ROCK IT FOR ME BB 7567 G SAL 1.00 Sack KRESS-MCDOUNOuGH HOTSY TOTSY GANG Chi cken-ala-swi ng Br 7885 N AUC QUA) OlGGA DIGGA DO/DOIN' NEW L.O.BR 4014 V T-A 2.00 Call GENE KRUPA HUDSON DELANGE Drummer boy/Looking for yes. OK 5747 E SAL .95 Sack China clipper/why pretend Br 8147 N SAL 1.00 ERTE Drum boogie OK 6046 E SAL 2.00 Sack SPIKE HUGHES Let me off uptown OK 6210 E SAL 2.00 Sack Six bell stampede/Sirocco De 191 N T-S Umph COPPIN' A PLEA OK 6498 V SAL .75 Sack CHARLIE JACKSON Manhattan transfer Co 35444 E SAL 1.00 Sack Take me back blues p ARA 12296 G SAL 1.00 Sack No name jive Co 35508 V SAL 1 .00 Sack WILLIE JACKSON Swing is here/| hope Gab. BB 10705 V AUC Cox '. BAD BAO MAMA CO 14156 1 00 Sack Blues of israel/Three l.w. De 181 14 MJ NAUL MOTHER'S CHILDREN co 14343 G SAL 1 .00 Sack Jazz me blues, 'The last r.j. De 181 15 N AUC GOD DON'T NEVER CHANGE Co 14490 E SAL 1 .00 Sack Wire brush/Hamtramck OK 6106 V+AUC Star HARRY JAMES TOMMY LADNIER i C 1 Rl B I R IBI N/AVALON CO 35316 E T-A Gayl Really the blues BB 10089 N AUC Qua 1 CRIED FOR YOu/LET ME UP CO 36623 N T-A Gayl HOWARD LALLY Shake it off ME 60135 T-S 1.50 Call Blues in the night CO 36500 E SAL .75 Sack EDDIE LANG FLATBUSH FLANAGAN CO 35947 E SAL 1.00 Sack (All sides unissueo in U.S.) >AE N TRA VENA HODGE POOGe/CARNI VAL(4.5 MSTfi) M 10003 E+AUC kenr LANIN'S ARCADIANS AND ANGELS SING/GOT NO TIME BR 8355 E SAL 1.25 Jaco Five foot two eyes of blue Pa 36343 E SAL 1.00 Sack ' 6 FOR DISPOSITION LANIN'S SOUTHERN SERENADERS CLYDE MCCOY Eddie Leonard blues Re 9191 V TRA Pens Sugar blues/Tear it oown De 381 V SAL 2.00 Sack HARLAN LEONARO MCKINflEY'S COTTON PICKERS N pretty 7695 SAL 2.50 SNAKY FEEL 1 BB 10883 E T-S Umph Save it mamma BB N Sack MEADE "LUX" LEWIS Okay baby/i want a little V.I 23000 G AUC PATT YANCY SPEC IAL( REV .HONEY H|LL)DE 3387 N AUC naul Peggy/i *d love BB 10706 N AUC CHES TED LEWIS MISS HANNAH VI 38102 V T-A R 1 DL Bimini bay/Ma Co 3473 E SAL .50 Sack Cherry/some sweet day Vl 21730 N T-A TORN Homesick Co 3709 E SAL .50 Sack JIMMY MCPARTLAND ALL BY MYSELF CO 3434 G SAL .50 Sack Panama De 3522 N T-A Edel Unfortunate blues Co 48 G SAL .50 Sack Original dixieland i-step De 18441 N T-A Edel Bee's knees co 3730 G SAL .50 Sack FRANK MELROSE Dallas blues Me 13379 V AUC QUAI Pass the jug BR 7062 F TRA BROO WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME co 922 E SAL 1.25 QUA 1 Pass the jug/Jelly roll st. Br 80031 N T-A Edel LEWIS-JOHNSON-AlttlONS JOHNNY MESSNER Boogie woogie prayer Vo 4606 E SAL 3.00 SACK SHE LOST IT AT THE ASTOR VA 8083 E SAL 1.50 Sack LITTLE ACES METRONOME ALL STAR .00' | ROYAL FLUSH 36499 1 FOUR OR FIVE TIMES OK 4 1 36 G SAL .50 Sack Co E SAL Sack LITTLE BROTHER BUGLE CALL RAG VI 27314 E SAL .75 Sack STREET MILT MEZZROW FARISH JIVE BB 10177 N AUC QUA | LOUISIANA FIVE blues/thi s 1 s HOW VI 25636 E AUC .75 KENR SUMMER DAYS/GOLDEN ROD Em 1078 G SAL .80 SACK COMIN' ON WITH BB 10085 E AUC STAR Yelping hound blues CO 2742 G SAL .80 Sack MEZZROW-LADNIER LOUISIANA RHYTHMAKERS Royal Garden sl/if you see BB 10087 N T-S .75 COLE ROCKIN* IN RHYTHM PE 15650 V T-A Grit GLENN MILLER LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS Chip off the old block BB 1 1450 E SAL 1 .00 Sack BASIN STREET/LAST CENT Br 02506 N TRA VENA 1 DREAMT DWELT IN HARLEM BB 1 1063 G SAL 1.00 Sack DA DA STRAIN HRS 7 N TRA BROO Blue moonlight/My prayer BB 10404 E SAL 1.00 Jaco NICK LUCAS In the mood/i want to be hap BB 1 04 1 E SAL 1 .00 JACO Blue heaven/among my souvenirs br 36B4 v T-A 1.50 Call mills blue rhythm LUMBERJACKS Ride red ride/Congo caravan OK 6119 N T-S 1 .00 COLE Whoopee stomp(Caroliners,rev )R0 834 V T-A Pols Dancing dogs CO 3044 E T-S 1 .00 BROO jimmy lunceford mills brothers ST. Star dust/Rhythm is our biz DE 369 G SAL 1 .00 Sack LOU IS BLUES BA 3321 1 V SAL .75 SACK WELL i ALL RIGHT THEN vo 4887 V SAL 1.00 Sack MILLS ten blackberries =lLUES IN THE NIGHT DE 4125 V SAL 1 .00 Sack Double check stomp/Sweet Dl 6062 G T-A — GRIT VAUGHN Twenty four robbers DE 3718 G SAL 1 .00 Sack MONROE Sam you made pants SWANEE RIVER/AVALON DE 668 N SAL 1 .00 Sack too long BB 1 1260 E SAL 1 .50 Sack Easy street DE 18534 E SAL .50 Sack MONTANA SLIM When white azaleas Lunceford special Vo 5326 V SAL 1 .50 Sack BB 8456 G SAL .35 Drap Running a temperature DE 1035 G SAL .75 Sack Fate of strawberry roan BB 8389 G SAL .35 Drap Chocolate/Battle axe DE 3807 G SAL .75 Sack JELLY ROLL MORTON Posin' DE 1355 G SAL .75 Sack Freakish/Seattle hunch{solos)vi 27565 N AUC —— Naul Ragging the scale DE 1364 G SAL 1.00 Sack Sidewalk/Deadman VI 20252 V T-S HURN Blues in the night DE 4125 V SAL .50 Sack someday sweetheart VI 20405 E TRA HUkn RUNNIN' WILD/4-5 TIMES DE 503 V SAL 1 .00 Sack Seattle hunch/Freakish Vl 27565 N T-S Umph MARG 1 E/Ll KE A SHIP DE 1617 V SAL 2.00 Sack Black bottom stomp BB 10253 N T-S Ml ER Coquette/For dancers only De 1340 V SAL 1 .00 Sack WlNIN' BOY BLUES/MISTER JOE GENR 4004 E T-A Chio WATCHA KNOW JOE Co 35625 V SAL 1 .00 Sack NAKED DANCE Genr 4002 E T-A Chio H PIGEON WALK DE 1659 V SAL 1 .50 Sack LONDON 6LUES(^- c RK ; HALF MOC n) OK 8105 G T-A Chio POSIN'/HONEY KEEP YOUR MIND DE 1355 G SAL 1 .00 Sack GRANOPA'S SPELLS GE 5218 F TRA- Fry ORGAN GRINDER'S SWING DE 908 G SAL 1 .50 Sack Mush mouth/Blue blood BB 8201 V- AUC STAR WELL ALL RIGHT THEN vo 4887 F SAL .50 Sack Beale street/Pearls BB 10252 E AUC Star You're just a dream vo 4754 V SAL .75 Sack CHANT/8LACK BOTTOM BB 10253 E AUC Star P IGEON WALK DE 1659 V SAL 1 .50 Sack Dr. jazz/Orig. Jelly roll BB 10255 E AUC Star OK FOR BABY/FLIGHT OF JITTER Co 35967 1! T-A will WlNIN' BOY/DIDN'T HE RAMBLE BB 10429 E AUC Star BAREFOOT BLUES co 35860 E AUC .75 KENR HIGH SOCIETY/BUDDY BOLDEN BB 10434 V AUC Star NANA/MISS OTIS De 1 30 V AUC .75 Kenr West end/Climax rag BB 10442 V+AUC Star Dinah, 1 h 2 Co 36034 E AUC .75 KENR Ballin jack/Oon't you BB 10450 E AUC Star Ml xup/Blue Co 35919 E AUC .75 Kenr MUSHMOUTH SHUFFLE Vl 23004 N AUC .75 H.SM JIMMY LYTELL I'M LOOKING FOR A BLUE BIRD Vl 23004 N AUC .75 H.SM Fat meat is good meat BEC 104 G SAL .50 Sack Oil well Vl 23321 N AUC .75 H.SM WING IE MANNONE IF SOMEBODY WOULD ONLY LOVE Vl 23321 N AUC .75 H.SM THE BOOGIE BEAT'LL GETCHA BB 1 1298 N STA 8a no SHE SAVES HER SMILES FOR ME VI 23292 N AUC .75 H.SM When 1 get you alone/Dinner BB 10909 N T-A Edel STROKIN'AWAY/SING A LITTLE Vl 23351 N AUC .75 H.SM 1 OCHI CHORNYA/ROOGI 1 HATE MAN E BEAT BB 1 298 E T-A Edel (ACC. LIZZIE M|LES)V| 38571 N AUC .75 H.SM "") Stop 1 1 DON'T TELL ME NOTHIn/(" the war/Mama's gone SB 1 07 N T-A Edel VI 38571 N AUC Tar paper stomp/tin roof bl. De 7425 N T-A Edel THE CHANT Vl 20221 N AUC .75 H.SM Weary blues/butter & egg man DE 7415 N T-A Edel Doctor jazz VI 20415 Nauc .75 H.SM Dinner for duchess/When i getbb 10909 N T-A Edel PEP Vl 38627 N AUC .75 H.SM Honey's lovin' arms BB 300831 E+T-A Edel Ml ONI TE MAMA Vl 20422 \\ AUC .75 H.SM Beale street bl/Farewell bl BB 10401 E T-A eoel Courthouse bump VI 38093 N AUC .75 H.SM You let me down/Fingers vo 3135 V+T-A Edel Mournful serenade Vl 38024 N AUC .75 H.SM 1 'VE GOT MY HEART SET ON YOU B8 2.00 Sack SWEET ANITA MINE VI 38093 N AUC .75 H.SM JOE MARSALA SIDEWALK BLUES Vl 20252 N AUC .75 H.SM Mighty like the blues/hot sp.vo 4168 N T-S 1 .00 Cole PONCHARTRAIN BLUES 38125 SALTY MAMA/WANDERING MAN GENR I7|7 N T-S 1.50 COLE VI N AUC .75 H.SM SARA MARTIN BENNIE M0TEN GOOD-BYE BLUES OK 81 17 G SAL 1.00 Sack THE COUNT (BASIE) BB 6719 V SAL 2.50 Sack ALABAMY SOUND 8262 G OK SAL 1.00 Sack M 1 LEN8ERG JOYS/BLUE ROOM VI 24381 E AUC PATT i A E S FOR 0 I SPOS IT I ON MOUND C 1 TY BLUE BLOWERS BEN POLLACK One hour/Tailspin blues bb 6456 6 T-A Gayl Song of the islands/For the DE 1424 V SAL .90 Sack Indiana/Lessons in love vo 2973 G T- Gayl Snake charmer/in my glory DE 1488 V SAL 1.50 Sack One hour/hello lola bb 10037 N AUC Patt That old feeling(c.boswell' OE 1420 G SAL 1.00 Sack High society/i'm gonna clap Ch 40103 AUC Patt He's the last work VI 20425 E SAL 2.00 Sack MURRAY'S MELODY MEN Deed i do VI 20408 N T-S Uier cub/n moon/kamel land vo 14098 G SAL .75 Sack Wait in' for katie Vl 21 184 N T-S UIER PHIL NAPOLEON Singapore sorrows Vl 21437 N T-S Ml ER Go joe, go/Take finger Vi 20605 N T-A TORN BUY BUY FOR BABY Vl 21743 V T-S UIER NEW ORLEANS BLACKBIRDS Sentimental baby VI 21827 N T-S UIER Baby/Honolula blues VI 38026 N AUC HEIN Louise Vl 21941 V T-S UIER Play i ng the blues V 38027 N AUC HE 1 N Snake Charmer( Muggsy ) De 1488 N T-S Ml ER NEW ORLEANS OWLS BUY BUY FOR BABY Vl 21743 V T-S .75 BROO OWLS hoot Co 605 V T-A GRIT When 1 first met mary Vl 20394 N T-A Torn WEST END ROMP/TAMPEEKOO CO 688 V+T-A GRIT Deed 1 do Vl 20408 N T-A Torn Brotherly love/Blowin* off Co 823 V+T-A Grit BUY BUY FOR BABY Vl 21716 N T-A Torn NEW ORLEANS RAMBLERS Keep your undershirt on Vl 22267 N T-A torn One of god's children(tea) Me 12133 N T-A Riol MEL POWELL NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS MOOD AT TWILIGHT CMS 544 N AUC Smit GOLDEN LEAF STRUT OK 40327 V T-A 2.00 COLE Blue skies CMS 543 N AUC Suit Ostrich walk/orig. i-step de 229 N AUC STEI TEDDY POWELL Baby brown/no lovers allowed de 401 N AUC STEI TEDDY BEAR BOOG( REV . WOOD . HERW)D 3383 N AUC naul NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS LOU 1 S PR 1 MA Perdido st.elues/Gate mouth Co 698 E T-A GRIT F ORG 1 VE ME OK 6520 V SAL 1.50 Sack Too tight/papa dip Co 735 V+T-A Grit BAEAKIN' the ice Br 7320 N T-S Ml ER RED NICHOLS House rent party day BR 7376 N T-S UIER The sheik of araby Br 80005 E SAL .75 Sack Weary blues Br 7471 N T— Ul ER FIVE PENNIES VI 21560 E TRA Broo Tin roof blues VO 3657 V T-S UIER Sugar/make my cot Vi 21056 N T-A Torn PETE PY LE Three little words Br 7460 N SAL 1.25 OUAI 1 DON'T CARE BB 8602 G SAL .35 DRAP RAY NOBLE (bud freeman) QUINTET OF HOT CLUB OF FRANCE Chinatown/Let's swing it Vi 25070 E AUC 2.00 Erte Paramount stomp/Swing with OJVI 27272 N AUC Patt DOUBLE TROUBLE Vl 25105 N AUC 2.00 Erte Georgia on my mind/in the Vl 26578 N AUC Patt J IMMY NOONE HARRY RADERMAN Sweet sue vo 1 184 G TRA Fry Darl 1 NG OK 4210 V T-A 1 .00 Call Through/Satisfied Vo 1416 V TRA Pens CLARK RANDALL RED NORVO Drifting tide BR 7436 E T-S Ml ER Clap hanos/Russ i an Lullaby Br 7975 N AUC HEIN ma rainey peter piper (i/8" chip) 8r 7767 V SAL 1.50 Sack Night time blues Para 12303 N TRA Fry O'BRYANT'S washboard band See see blues Para 12252 V TRA Fry Drunk man's strut Para 12246 G+T-A 2.00 Cole EXPLANING THE BLUES Para I22R4 E TRA Fry washboard (rim chip) para 12265 V T-A 2.00 Cole CLARK RANDALL KING OLIVER TROUBLESOME TRUMPET BR 7415 N T-S Umph Snake rag (last groove skips )Ge 5184 V T-A 2.00 Cole RED HEADS N Chimes blues ge 5135 V T-A 2.00 Cole HANGOVER/TA 1 'T COLD PE 14600 E AUC Patt Dead man blues/Someday sweet. vo 1059 V T-S 1 .00 Cole DON REDMAN Dead man blues/someday sweet. vo 1059 V TRA Fry Hot and anxious/True Br 6368 E AUC Clar DlPPERMOUTH BLUES HRS 4 N AUC Flem UNDERNEATH HARLEM MOON Br 6401 G+AUC Clar . M'JLE FACE PLUES BB 6778 H AJC McMa 1 WON'T TELL br 6585 G+AUC Clar ORIGINAL DIXIELAND FIVE THE RHYTHM KINGS Orig. d.l. i-step/Barnyard bl N SAL 1.25 JACO Call of the freaks 'Ohio BB 5028 N SAL 1.25 Erte ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAH0 RHYTH MAKERS St. Lou is sl/Jazz me blues vi 18772 V T-S 2.00 Call OH PETER/WHO STOLE THE LOCK CO 35841 E T-S .75 Cole Sweet mamma/Broadway rose Vi 18722 V T-S 2.00 Call SHINE YOUR SHOES UHCA 1 1 1 N TRA Broo JAZZ ME BLUES/ST. LOU 1 S BLUESVl 18772 E AUC Patt DICK ROBERTSON Broadway rose/Sweet mamma vi 18722 V AUC Patt HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN DE 1 125 £ SAL 1 .00 Sack DANGEROUS BLUES/ROYAL GARDEN Vl 18798 G AUC Patt TEXAS J IM ROBERTSON palesteena/Margie VI 18717 E SAL .75 Sack WAY DOWN IN TEXAS 8B 8466 G SAL .35 Drap Dangerous blues/Royal garden Vi 18798 E SAL .75 Sack CARSON ROB 1 SON ( FRANK LUTHER BOW BOW BLUES Vl 18850 E SAL .75 Sack TWENTY-ONE YEARS/SILVERY ME 12278 G T-S 1.00 Call Marg i e/Palesteena VI 18717 E SAL .75 Sack W 1 LLARD ROB 1 SON LIVERY STABLE BLUES VI 18255 E SAL .75 Sack MUDDY WATERS Pa 32259 V SAL .75 Sack Did you mean it Vi 25420 E SAL .75 Sack MAURICE ROCCO JASS BAND BALL AE 1205 N TRA Fry ROCCO BLUES (P1ANC,B.W.) De 8504 N T-S 1 .00 Broo Sweet mama Vi 18722 E T-S .80 BROO JIMMIE RCDGERS ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE In the jailhousc now Vl 21245 E SAL .75 Sack NEVER NO MO BLUES VI 21531 V SAL .75 Sack I'M comin' virginia/Someday Ha 501 G SAL 1.00 Sack GIL RODIN ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE BEALE ST. BLUES CR 3017 V T-S M 1 ER JUST HOT (NEW SYNCO JAZZ) PAT 36061 G SAL 3.00 Sack Hello beautiful Cr 3046 G T-S UIER That barking dog Vo 14461 G SAL 2.00 Sack ADRIAN ROLL INI ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS JAZ BAND DAVENPORT BLUES OE 359 N AUC OUAI MAMMAS GOT THE BLUES BA V SAL 1.50 Sack 1212 SlTTIN' ON A 6ACKYAP0 PE 15817 V T-S UIER JACK PETT IS 1 'LL BE FAITHFUL PE 15819 G T-S UIER BUGLE CALL BLUES VI 3BI05 V SAL 1.00 RIDL YOU'VE GOT EVERYTHING PE 15831 V T-S UIER A BAG OF BLUES Vl 21793 E SAL 1.00 RlOL SUGAR De 265 N T-S UIER SIDNEY PHILLIPS riverboat shuffle/Sugar De 265 V AUC STEI Amazon/Dinner dance Br 8187 N SAL 2.00 Erte DAVENPORT BLUES De 359 V MJC STEI STEW PLETCHER TAP ROOM SWING de 787 V AUC STEI (ADRIAN ROLLINI CONT INUEI NEXT PI ge) 1 HOPE GABRIEL/TOUCH OF LIPS BR 6345 E SAL 2.00 Erte 26 1 1 S n ) FOR DISPOSITION (ADRIAN ROLLINI , CON! INUEO) (Bessie Smith, continueo) SWING LOW/STUFF oe 807 E AUC STEI Frosty mornin'/Easy come CO V AUC STEI YOU 'RE A SWEETHEART De 1639 N AUC STEI Haunted house/Evesdropper CO 14010 V AUC STE 1 True confessions DE 1654 N AUC STEI Sorrowfjl/Rocki ng chair CO 14020 V AUC STEI SlNGIN* THE BLUES De 1973 N AUC STEI Louisiana low down/mountain Co 14020 V AUC STEI SOMEBODY LOVES ME De 3525 N AUC STEI Sing sing prison/dying gambleCo 14051 F AUC STEI weatherman/gotta NEED VI 25072 N AUC STEI Love me daddy /woman trouble 14060 G AUC STEI HONEYSUCKLE ROSE VI 25208 E AUC STEI Dixie flyer/Good ole wagon CO 1 4079 N AUC STEI " ' SA TUXEOO JUNCTION De 2989 S *"" l {00 Sack Oh daddy blues Co 3888 F 6AL .75 Sack Green goon jive T-A Ohio 1 'VE BEEN DISTREATED co 4 Q SAL 2.00 Sack Meadow brook shuffle DE 3376 JJ -A hio Sorrowful blues Co 10 G SAL 2.00 Sack SEATTLE HARMONY KINGS Any woman's blues Co 1 F SAL .75 Sack How many times V T~ TORN AWFUL MOANIN' BLUEs(hENDERSN )C0 A4000 V SAL 2.50 Sack BOYD SENTER 3 1ST STREET BLUEs/CH 1 CAGO BL 14009 G SAL 2.00 SACK 1 Original stack o'lee (lang) vo 3015 SAL 1 .50 Sack You didn't KNOW MY mind Co G SAL 1.50 Sack Mobile blues (lang) PAR SAL 1 .00 SACK DON'T NEVER TELL NOBODY co 1 00 V SAL 1.00 Sack 3hine/doin' you good V N Torn CLARA SMITH SMI LES /No ONE BB T-A Torn NOBODY KNOWS/IF YOU ONLY Co 140 8 G AUC Patt ART SHAW Kansas city man/uncle sam CO G AUC Stei The blues (A & B) VO G SAL 2.00 Sack Every woman's bl/i got ev. Co N AUC STEI 3 Deep purple/pastel slue E SAL i .00 Sack Kino lovin' bl/Down south Co A 96^ G AUC STEI i A 3966 1 Hay after day IO046 V SAL 1 .00 Sack Play t/all night bl CO V AUC STE <) ANY OLD TIME (B.HOLIOAY) BB V SAL 1.00 Sack irrisistable bl/Want my sw. CO 1 N AUC STEI Shadows E SAL i .00 Sack Awful moanin'bl/Viever miss Co A4000 V AUC STEI 8B E SAL 2.00 Sack Don't never tell/Evenin' CO 13002 F AUC STEI 1 F I had you VI E SAL 1 50 Sack doggone lazy man/love melody Co G AUC STEI '4022 Out of nowhere E SAL 2.00 Sack BACKWp OD s/MEAN PAPA co F AUC . STEI '•7 Night mare 'Hon—stop flight BB I* E SAL 2.00 Sack Good looking papa/don't ad. CO F AUC . STEI Moonglow/my blue heaven VI 40 SAL 2.50 Sack TEXA j moaner/deep blue sea co F AUC STEI CHANTEZ LES BAS VI 27354 E SAL 2,00 Sack NOBODY KNOWS/IF YOU KNOW ED co N AUC STEI RDSEROOM SB 10 1 48 E SAL 2.00 Sack Separation bl/ain't nithin co F AUC SJEI Special Delivery Stomp VI 26762 E SAL C, J J 5 A C K Wanna go home/Grind my coff CO 43 E AUC STEI Octoroon BB E SAL 2.00 SAvK GIN MILL BLUES(LEM FOWLER co N AUC STEI '? Prelude in c major VI 1-lA 3 SAL 2.00 Sack WHIP IT TO A JELLY co 14150 E T-S .75 BR00 South sea i sland BR 772 N T-S — HIER MAMIE SMITH That thing Moonlight & shaoows BR 3 T-S M 1 ER called love OK 41 13 G SAL 2.00 SACK Rn Q Monsoon/Free for all BR T-S M 1 EH ROYAL GARDEN BLUES OK 4254 G SAL 2.50 Sack Between a kiss & sign BB T-S Ml ER CRAZY BLUES OK 4 1 69 SAL 2.00 Sack ' °? V Lover come back to me BR T-S MlER GET HOT/\WANG WANG BLUES OK 4445 G SAL 2.50 Sack OR Prosscha 1 BB T-S MlER THAT THING CALLED LOVE OK 41 13 E SAL 3.00 Sack Octoroon BB n' N T-S MlER SAX-O-PHONEY BLUES/DADDY OK 4416 E SAL 3.00 Sack A man and his dream BB 1034 N T-S M 1 ER THE ROAD 1 S ROCKY OK 4194 E SAL 2.00 Sack Many dreams ago BB T-S MlER WHAT HAVE 1 DONE OK 4351 G SAL 1 .00 Sack You're a lucky guy BB 1 T-S IE " PINE TOP SMITH SIOUX CITY SIX BLUES Vo 12 F TRA Fry flock of blues BRE 22 TRA ROO P.T. boogie/p.T. slues BR 80008 N T-A Edel noble sissle ROLAND SMITH'S RASCALS I wonder who made rhythm Oe 766 T-S UMPH Tiger rag/knockin the gong OR 2406 G SAL 1 .00 Sack Loveless love BR 6 E T-S UMPH STUFF SMITH YOU CAN'T LIVE IN HARLEM De 778 E T-S UMPH Joshua VAR 8251 V SAL 1 .00 Sack ROLL on mi ssissi ppi BR 1 1 1 T-S MPH WILLIE SMITH blackstick/sunday(bud freeman)D 3365 N T — '— UMPH 1 'M all out of breath De 1308 N T-S UMPH 0LO FASHIONED LOVE/SWEET HEN .VI 19253 V AUC PATT GET ACQJAINTEO WITH YOURSELF De 1 380 E T-S UMPH SIX 3R0WN BROTHERS Pass i omette /morn i ng air OE 2269 N T-S UMPH 1 WALKIN' THE OOG VI 18140 E SAL .75 Sack STREAMLINE GAL/HARLEM J^YS De 1 144 E T-S UMPH EGYPTLANO VI 18562 E SAL .75 Sack Blues/why don't you leave De 1 957 N T-S UMPH AND Old stamping SLIM SLAM ground oe 1380 V SAL 1 .00 SACK VOL VIST DU GAILY STAR VO 4346 G S'AL .75 Sack ACHIN' HEARTED BLUES De V SAL 1 .00 Sack BESSIE SMITH Old stamping ground/Get acq. oe 1380 N T-A Edel BABY WON'T YOU PLEASE COME Co 3388 F T-A BURL SPAN IER_-8ECHET DOWN HEARTED Bl/GulF COAST CO A3844 V AUC STEI CHINA BOY/4 OR 5 TIMES hrs 2001 E T-A 3.50 Cole OH OADDy/BABY WON'T YOU PL. Co A 3888 E AUC STEI MUGGSY SPAN IER Mama's got/outsioe of that CO A 3900 fl AUC STEI (ALL EIGHT ON BB) BB N TRA Hurn bleeoing hearteo/midnight bl Co A3936 E AUC STEI JAZZ BAWD BALL/LIVERY ST, BO 10518 N AUC PATT LADY LUCK/YOOLING BL CO A3939 G AUC STEI ARTIE SHAW If ; you don't/jelly roll like CO A 3942 G AUC STEI Traffic jam/Serenade to s. BR 10385 G T-A CH I 0 Graveyard oream/jail A400I AUC STEI hou6e Co F Moonray BR 10334 E T-A CHI 0 Cemeiary bl/Any woman's bl Co 13001 E AUC STEI 1 'M COMING VIRGINIA BB 10320 E T-A GAYL (Bessie Smith continued next column) 27 i S.AsA Ni 1 AsA - I FOR DISPOSITION FREDDY SLACK TUNE WRANGLERS Pi G FOOT PETE DE 4130 E STA Band They cut down the pine tree 6692 G sal RAP EDDIE SOUTH UNIVERSITY SIX ROS 1 T A /M 1 NNETONKA 21 151 N T A Torn SA_ Sack That 's I what call keen 2 1 605 N T— Torn JOE VENUT MUGGSY SPAN IER 2313 II T s UMPH D nr ppermouth/s ister kaTC 10506 V+AUC Star Jazz me blues | Q | gQ fj T-S UMPH RE8 SPIKES ft MAJORS 4 Ml CO ' My mammy S BLUES" CO T-S UMPH Blue room/sensation OK 4 1 j 44 G+T— Lj"pH MY MAMMY'S BLUES Little girl 2488 1 1 E T Co 19 N AUC Qua i Co S * 50 BROO CHARLIE SPIVAK venuti-lang Star dreams 1 Wild cat/doin things 1 1 OK 6546 E SAL 1 50 Sa k VI 2 56 N T— Tqrn VICTORIA SPIVEY V IRG 1HIANS Mo papa/mosqui to fly OK 8634 N AUC TAR STA7IN' CHANGE VI 19189 F AUC pATr TOM STACKS WESLEY WALLACE Maybe I'll bab/ you/s 'wonoerfOK 40954 G T— 1.50 CALL NO. 29/jAB BLUES M 3 N T A POLS JtL J J O 1 HUT TED WALLACE SWING KINGS Ba rrelhous a es li Goody-goody e/Fl sh & DARK Oe 1 O 1 | 7 AUC Haul BB 6252 V sa* 75 Sak H PaE HttJj t. TRA BROO FATS WALLER GOOD^MA N^^s"HA RD TO FIND Va 8140 V T-S .90 BROO Nero/please keep me VI 25498 G SAL 90 *50 REX STEWART Little bit independent VI 25196 V SA" 1 Sa'-k 1*00 Hold 1 tight 1 1 BB 1258 E T 1 .00 Cole SB 0 6 V SAL Sack *80 SAN JUAN HlLL/CHAINED ° 55 10 N t"s '"„ LZ Buck jumpin' BB 1 1 324 V SAL Sack l° S'posin 1*50 664 T— i 50 Cole VI 254l5 V SAL Sack JOE SULLIVAN West wind Vl 25253 E Sa' 1.50 Sack T *A VENA The joint is jumpin VI 25689 G sal 1*00 SWEA TMAN 'S OR 1 G 1 NAL J_ZZ_ BAND Spring cleaning Vl 25554 G SAL Sack T LUES 0 2548 V SAL 50 Sack AN 1 TA BB 10369 V SAL i .00 Sack Dallas blues 0 2663 V SAL • oo Sack WHOSE HONEY ARE YOU Vl 24892 o SAL i .00 Sack hello hello UNDECIDED 1 1 Co 28 1 8 E sal .50 Sack BB 0 84 V SAL earrT w mi tt onve OHCL 1 V 1 ULC. 1 BUT D HAVIN' A BALL BB 1 0 1 00 G SAL i'oo si** BIG CHIEF SOTA 1 OK 047 1 4 G SA L .35 Drap DE Vl .00 Sa ck n Ch's-lim' tycoon c- « "umm"* OK UDtty o SAL ,35 Drap SCRAU/tvERY BODY LOVES BB 1 .00 Sack ' Sweet birds °K u-Jt 1 O u oAL RAP SUITCASE SUSIE BB 105 JJ y SA' fll S«-ET | c c « i *35 VIOLETS m Oh 1 K uj 1 1 U b oA^ D bab^, sweet baby BB 1 383 G SAL i'oo Sa-x Sweet violets, no. 2 OK 03256 G sal .35 Drap Smarty/i'm gonna put VI 25608 G Sal 1 .00 Sack Sweet violets, no. 3 OK 03587 G SAL .35 Drap Tea for two Vl 25613 G Sal *°° ' There s a man comes to our OK 03766 G SAL .35 Drap I'LL NEVER SMILE AGAIN BB I 0641 N AUC OK 03568 G SAL .35 Drap Sweetie pie/Serenade to BB 10262 N T— Eoel TAMPA RED Viper's drag VI 25315 N T— EDEL N M°RE BB 04^4 Q SAL .35 Drap Carolina shout/Ring dem bellsVi 27563 N AUC ° har^lem^sw^ng Sweet savannah/ain't misb. 22 1 03 N T— T'rw BB 7225 G SAi_ 1 .50 Sack VI r o c v i me" t « Tr C.KOP. 1 lit 1 A IL Sweet sue/i2th 6t. rag VI 25087 G auc STAR Cut i e blues OK 4907 E+T-A 2.00 Cole Buck jumpin BB 1 1 324 N AUC ART TATUM handful of keys Vl 27768 N ajc 50 h^m ' i flR^fi 1 Stomp n at the savoy DE OjjO b oALcm 2.00 Sack WASH INGTON 1 ANSI ELL NGTON Sweet lorraine/Get happy Move over CA 9025 s a 00 18050 N SAL 1 .00 Jacd G l 3 Sav Deep purple/Tea for two DE tH3D IN oAL 1.00 JaCO 8UGLE CA!L RAG/SWEET MAMA HA 577 v x—a flRIT Jflljr\iapis TriioionriiILftoftnUtrJ ETHEL WATERS Blue to the lonely DE 3642 N T— UMPH BLACK AND BLUE/PORGY CO 2184 E T-A BURL DE 4409 N T— UMPH West eng/organ grinder Co 1 436j F T—a Bubl moonglow/miss REGRETS l Trouble^ '"""siVE SEt-IT" DE 43 1 7 N T— UMPH OTIS DE .50 Sack you^know' BR 8435 V T—s— UMPH Bring your green backs Co 14125 G SAL 1 .00 Sack 1 Stars fell on alabaua BR 6993 N T— MIER TRAVL 1 ALL ALONE co 1933 G Sal .75 Sack Junk man BR MlER Don 't blame me BR 6617 V sal ' Shiek of a.iaby Br 83 '0 N T— IER DO WHAT YOU 010 LAST NIGHT Co 14380 G sal 75 Sack 1 _j ' 1 1 'SE A MUGG 1 N Vl 25273 N T— MlER 3A8Y WHAT ELSE CAN DO BB I 05 7 V AJC stei 'EM F YOU, YOU DARLIN' VA 8 1 96 N T— MlER TELL ABOUT ME PARA l22|4 AUC Stei DEVIL HAY CARE Va 8278 E T-s MlER Oh daddy/donw home BS Stei TEN BLACKBERRIES There'll be some changes maoebs 202? G AUC Stei WHEN YOU LI Jazzin' bajies 1 1 1 'RE SMI NQ OR 1 E T-A Grit blues BS 4 7 G AJC Stei TENNESSEE TOOTERS That da da strain BS 1 4 1 20 G auc :.i PR 1 NCE OF WA ILS VO 14952 N TRA BROO Sympathetic dan CO 433 F AUC Ste! THE THREE KEYS Dinah/Sweet man CO 487 G AUC STE 1 1 A Nagasaki/fit as a fiddle VO 2732 V tsa Call ' VE FOUND NEW BABY Co 56 1 G AUC SKEETS TOLBERT AM 1 blue/Birmingham blues CO 1837 V AUC —- Ste! RASMATAS/jUMPIN JACK DE 7791 G sal 75 S Second handed man CO 1871 N AUC —— Stei i - c.o.o. Oe 8641 Shoo shoo/Do know co 1905 E auc Ste i E SAL •00 Sack i FRANK TRJM8AUER TRAV 'L n '/Va i ti ng CO 1933 V AUC N Si NGI ' THE BLUES OK W772 V AUC • 1 GOT RHYTHM/3 LITTLE WORDS CO 2346 E auc jJ E | LOVE AIN'T NOTH1N' OK 41301 N T-s - m"er Please don't talk about me CO 2409 G AUC SI£1 DEEP HARLEM OK (1431 N T-S - MlER River stay way from my door Co 251 1 V AUC STEI that 1 1 WHAT'S THE USE OK H437 N T-S - MlER Shake thing/Vamma Co 4 1 6 V AUC STEI LONG ABOUT MIDNIGHT BR 6788 N T-s - MlER sugarAou'll want me co 14146 G AUC STEI IN A MIST BR 6997 N T-s - MlER mess around/Vieeb i e jeebies co 14153 0 AUC STE 1 - 1 1 SURRENDER DEiR VA 8239 N T-s MlER 'M COMING VIRGINIA Co |4| 70 V AUC STEI HAYOfi/S 'WONDERFUL BR 7663 N AUC - Star SOME OF THESE DAYS CD 14264 N AUC STEI SOPHIE TUCKER MY. HANDY MAN CO 14353 F AUC STEI HULA LOU/CROSS EYED PAPA OK 40068 G+AUC - STAR (Ethel waters continued next page) 1 i FOR DISPOSITION ( Ethel waters ^ continued) ( teqpy w i lson, continued) west end blues/organ grinder co 14365 n auc ste This is the moment Br 8455 N T-S MlER My baby sure knows how Co 1441 I n auc stei can't help lovin' that co 36113 N T-S MlER Sweet Georgia brown Co 379 N auc quai More than you know Co 36117 N T-S MlER CURLEY WEAVER 4 CLARENCE MOORE Miss brown to you/Wished Co 36205 N T-A EDEL Baby boogie woogie/wild cat OK 8928 V T-s I .50 Call What moonlight can do/if you Co 36206 N T-A EDEL chick web8 MUST HAVE THAT MAn/FOOLIN CO 36207 N T-A EDEL WACKY DU6T De 202 V SAL 1 .00 Sack Easy living/When you're sm Co 36208 N T-A Edel LOVE & KISSES DE 494 N SAL 1 .00 Sack Lady be good/but not for Co 36084 N T-A EDEL HAVE MERCY De 2468 G SAL .75 Sack (Columbia Album C-6I-N) (With Holiday) N T-A Edel It's foxy De 2309 V I .00 Sack Just a mood Br 7973 G+AUC Star Who ya hunch in' De 223 1 V SAL 1 .00 Sack You're my desire Br 7940 E AUC Qua i DOWN HOME. RAG De 785 V SAL 1 .00 Sack WOLVERINES Li za/a-t isket a-tasket de 1840 Q SAL I .00 Sack R I VERBOAT SHUFFLE/SUSIE GE 5454 G AUC 3.50 QUA I LITTLE WHITE LIES DE 2556 E SAL 1.00 Sack AL WYNN'S GUTBUCKET FIVE Spell of the blues/little DE 831 G AUC CRYING MY BLUES AWAY VO 1 2 18 G T-A 2.00 COLE TED WHITE'S COLLEGIANS JIMMY YANCEY WEDDING SELLS OR 1 503 E SAL 2.00 Sack (FOUR ON VICTOR) Vl N TRA HURN PAUL WHITEMAN yancey bugle call/35 & dear Vl 27238 N AUC ' NAUL OL 1 MAN RIVER/MAKE BELIEVE VI 21218 G SAL .90 Sack Yancey stomp/State st. spec Vl 26589 N AJC NAUL SUNSHI ne/Backyard VI 21240 E SAL 1 .50 Sack BOB ZURKE That's my weekness now Co 1444 E SAL 2.00 Sack i found a new baby/devil & Vl 26355 N T-A WILL PREC 1 0US/M00NL 1 GHT VI 20139 V AUC Hobson street blues/Each timeVi 26317 E T-A WILL IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOU VI 20513 E AUC Clar hobson street blues/Each timeVi 26317 N AUC N.AJL Everything's made for love VI 20514 V AUC Clar cow cow bl/rhumboogi e v! 26646 N AUC NAUL Side by side VI 20627 G+AUC Clar i found new baby/devil & deepvl 26355 N AUC NAUL 1 ' M COMI NG VIRGINIA VI 20751 G AUC Clar Holy smoke/soueb.told me vi 26446 N AUC NAUL MY BLUE HEAVEN VI 20828 V AUC CLA R Tom cat on keys/Every. step Vi 26526 N AUC NAUL Shaking the blues away VI 20885 E AUC Peach tree st./Fit to be t. vi 26420 N AUC NAUL LONELY MELOOY VI 21214 E AUC Clar BOUQUET OF memories VI 21388 G AUC Clar SPEC I AL SALE Dancing shadows VI 21431 G AUC Clar ALL RECORDS ARE NEW Sugar/Sweet man Vl 21464 G AUC Price: $1 .00 each Sugar/Monday on VI 25368 G AUC Clar XIELAND Announcer's slues VI 25404 E AUC Clar DI JUG BLOWERS (DoDOS unlikely) Blue night/Roses Co 1553 V AUC — Clar NATIONAL BLUES Vl 20954 Love blues vi 21473 Qypsy/jeannine ( 12") Co 50095 E AUC Tain't so honey tain't so COE 4981 N TRA When I stopped runnin vi 20770 i never did want you vl Mary / Changes VI 21 103 N T-A roRN 20854 Garden lonely melody 21214 N T-A T0RN of joy vi 21 126 H BENNIE MOTEN 0N0AY ON/MI SS 1 SSI opi MUD VI 21274 G T-A TORN Ya got WHEN VI 21338 N T-A Torn love Vi 22680 TERRIFIC STOMP Sugar/No sweet man VI 21464 N T-A Torn Vl 38081 THE NEW TULSA SLUES AFTER YOU'VE GONE/NOBOOY'S Co 2098 F AUC Flem VI 21584 WHEN I'M ALONE Vl 22734 ON THE TRAIL (pTS. 1 t 2| VI 36095 E T-A Gayl GET goin' Choo Choo CO 2491 E T-A Gayl VI 23023 PAUL WHITEMAN'S RHYTHM BOYS BEN POLLACK he's the last word v| 20425 Rhythm king CO 1629 V SAL 1 .50 Quai BERT WILLIAMS From now on vi 22158 SONG OF THE BLUES Vl 22147 8R0THER LOW DOWN Co 35592 E SAL 1 .00 Sack CLARENCE WILLIAMS Futuristic rhythm vi 21858 tiny parham 1 CAN'T THINK OF (SLIGHT Or) vo 2958 E SAL .60 SACK railroad rhythm Co 14468 N AUC MCMA Clarice vi 21659 Jungle MOUNTAIN CITY BLUES OK 8592 N T-S - crawl vi 33082 COOTIE WILLIAMS Cuckoo blues vi 21553 JEAN GOLDKETTE She's i gone/Beautiful romance Vo 54 i i N T-s 00 Cole MY PRETTY GIRL Vi 20588 Echoes of harlem/lost in med.vo 3960 N T-s I 00 Cole RUBE BLOOM OlGGA DIGGA Do/l CAN'T BELIEVVA 555 E T-S I 50 Cole n Because my baby don't mean maybe/i can't 41 1 17 Blues i n my cond it i on/a i 't miOK 6224 N t-s i 50 Cole Sapphire/My blue heaven (solos) 40931 FESS WILLIAMS ROYAL FLUSH ORCH . Sapphire/Silhouette (solos) GOIN' TO GET CHA/SLIDE Vl 38106 G T-A — — Gayl I 195 MARY LOU WILLIAMS Overhand/little joe — De 3385 N auc SPECIAL AUCTION SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON Good gravy BB 8333 G tsa —— Call T.B. BLUES SB 8333 G TSA — Call DUKE ELLINGTON EOITH WILSON & JAZZ HOUNDS Vi L-16007 Wicked blues/b i rm . Blues Co A3558 p auc — Patt 33 1/3 R.p.M. Mean man/double crossin Co 14054 F sta — Tres East St. Louis Toddle Wicked blues/Birmingham bl Co A3558 N t-a —— Torn TEDDY WILSON Lot 0' Fingers Black and Tan Fantasy I can't get started CO 36633 G SAL .80 Sack My melancholy baby BR 7729 G SAL .50 Sack I 'll get my/mean to me Co 35926 £ SAL .00 Sack This record is in its TOO HOT FOR WOROS BR 75 1 I V T-s MlER original jacket It has never been Too good to be true Br 7673 N T-s M|ER played. Yours & mine BR 7917 V T-S MlER Closing date for bids: Dec. 38 now it can be told BR 8199 V T-S MlER WILSOK A They say BR 8270 E T-s MlER GULLICKSOH, FAIRFAX, VA , (Teddy Wilson continued next column) 29 1. * LEMME take this chorus From England comes an interesting 60 page booklet by Iain Lang entitled Background of the Blues, published by The Workers Music Association, 9 Great Newport Street, London, W . C . 2, price one shilling. Most of the book is given to a concise and perceptive history of jazz music, complete with vital political, social, and economic aspects of the matter. I will pass along a few observations from pages 5, 11, 12, 13 and 17 of this book. Various theories as to the origin and motivating force of jazz ha v~e obtained a currency disproportionate to their respective merits E BOTH BLACK AND V H I T ' (my caps & jungle mus ic . Mr italics) 'If Negroes have been con- Lang says, 'If jazz were jungle music, spicuous in its history it is because one would expect to find its essen- most American Negroes are proletarians tial characteristics in the music of ...Similarly Jews are represented in the generation of New Orleans Negroes jazz in proportion to the Jewish ele- proceeding the jazz g ene r a t i on . . . Al ment in the American proletariat. And accounts (of the Sunday Negro dances the people who have had the smallest in Congo square) agree that the only share in it are the farm workers of musical a cc ompan i ment to the dancing the Western Corn Belt. For it is city was the beating of large tom-toms... mu9ic...Any reference to fields of and there is no evidence of singing cotton, roses round the door, peaches or any premeditated noise except the in Georgia or other idyllically rural . ' throbbing of the bamboulas. . . The phenomena is the mark of pseudo- jazz jungle's 'relation to jazz is unim- (P. 12). portant.' (p. 11). To Mr. Lang's observations I predi- 2 . The underworld created jazz. cate some remarks of my own. 'The underworld did not Mr. Lang says For some time I felt that all create jazz, which grew out of the America should be acquainted with everyday life of the people, their America's music, and that with the working hours as well as their play- support of all the people, more and time... But it is not difficult to better jazz would be produced. George see why jazz flourished in the night Avakian, writing in Jazz Information haunts of wide open cities such as (3/21/41) rang my bell when he said New Orleans, Chicago, St. Louis and 'God knows, there should bea copy of Kansas City during times of abnormal Armstrong's Squeeze Me in every home.' of civic corruption, for players But he knew then, and I know now, that dance music must work in places where real jazz cannot be sold to the Ameri- people dance, and the wider open the can public as it is now defined. town the more jobs there are. Story- You see, --eighty to ninety percent ville welcomed the new music because of the purchasing power of the Ame r i - Storyville had none of the academic the hands of the prejudic£S which closed the doors of can public resides in middle class, or people of middle the Grunewald and Antoine's, strong- class tastes and inclinations. In holds of the New Orleans haute bour- 'Independence of general, this group of people is dis- geois-ie...' (p. 5). openly hostile, values was for the makers tinguished by its bourgeois Know -Nothing, don't-give-a-damn atti- not choice but necessity. of jazz tude toward people at the lowest in- would probably have preferred, They come levels. They have no feeling, no these white and Negro Dead Fnd Kids, sympathy or respect for the proletar- to read music and to have learned simply not their music. play their instruments in the way iat. Jazz is sanctioned by the conservatories; You can set out to sell jazz to the that would have meant the security middle class, but immediately they be- and respectability of the salon and gin paying for it, they will demand it be revised to accord with their own concert-hall , instead of the crazy hazards of the saloon and the bitch- r i c ky -tick ideas on how a tune should parlour.' (p. 18). go. this or One cannot blanketly condemn this 3 . Jazz is a product of that race, and no other race plays class as a group not musically in- real jazz. Mr. Lang says, 'The black clined; nor is it any more reasonable fallacy is counterbalanced by a white to uphold the musical sense of the fallacy, --or rather two white falla- worker as infallible. But if ever cies. A few race-embittered white there were a people with something to musicians pretend that jazz is the say and the talent to express it, it exclusive creation of the early white is certainly the twentieth century bands; but the whole history of New American proletariat. Orleans music contradicts them. On the other hand, the middle class (There is also) the contention... that, whoever created jazz, it is who are contented with things as they perpetuated and propagated mainly by are, who make a fetish of the status Jews...* (p. 11). 'JAZZ IS HOT THE quo, who have a phobia for any new BUT idea, social, political, or musical, MUSIC OF A RACE, BLACK OR WHITE , never will be a OF A CLASS--0F A PROLETARIAT VHICH IS have never been, and ' . . . : . ; party to any mus.ic, art, or literature much for jazz; we have whetted our own of consequence; it seems that once appetites for jazz music, but we have this contented class get their mitts done little to provide a more sub- on any sort of music, it is degraded stantial and timely bill of fare. to the utter extr e*m ities of sent i • Nothing new has appeared in jazz since mentalism, exhibitionism and musical Fletcher Henderson began using four cl iche saxes This is the way of most art, and is known as ' commercialism' , --one of the oldest and most natural processes To those interested in creating of civilization. circumstances more conducive to the development of jazz music, I would Some say that commercial ism is suggest the following course of ruining jazz music. But comme rci al i sm action nas always been with jazz. Roy Carew in last month's Record Changer, des- A recreational facility might be cribed its presence in New Orleans of established in each large metropolitan the early 1900's. Look through some area to accommodate a great number of the low-pay dancing old 1927-1931 record catalogs and a and drinking z citizenry. Policies to be pursued in rampant j a z - c omm e r c i a 1 i s m will be evident even during 'The Golden Age of such enterprise would be: Jazz. 1. Rock bottom prices of drinks The output of commercial jazz, the and admissions; music of 'the American middle class, 2. Exceptionally high salaries of has little effect on true jazz, the musicians and entertainers' music of the American proletariat. 3. Complete control by the clien- tel of the entertainment policy of the Given an aggrieved and hamstrung e s t abli shment proletariat, jazz will always be with 4. Utter disregard by the manage- us. Even today, when all conditions ment for any opinions expressed by defy the pursuit of the art, jazz jazz critics, holds its own. For proof of this you whether competent or i n c omp e t e t . have only to give those fine Climax n recordings of George Lewis' Stompers Of course such an enterprise would a turn. This kind of music is actually require at the outset the subsidy of being played and supported now,-- a well-healed association. Such an today,--in the heart of proletarian enterprise would be a dead natural for America. I believe that there is more the C.I.O., or the cooperative move- and better jazz where that came from. ment, or for any other interest that has a bill of goods to sell to people at the lowest income levels. To me it The body of jazz enthusiasts and is quite amazing that such a program record collectors, although composed has not already been undertaken. for the most part of middle class Such people, have certain qualities which a project is only one of a set them apart from that group. Scarce- thousand ways in which the American ly any of us will not support the proletariat could be brought together for an daring proposition that in certain expression of their will. I fields of endeavor Negroes are equal, will settle for any other. man for man, to white people. Such a stand is directly counter to American middle class tradition and precept, a foremost tenant of which is that the Negro is, by nature, inferior to, --nay Nesuhi Ertegun, the young man who went a different species from, --white west, is back in Washington for the humans social season. He has favored us this month However, in spite of the fact that with a very interesting article, and we of the middle class have been drawn we hope he will continue to do so to an interest in jazz, I doubt that jazz is much the better for it. I It feel that sometimes seems that everybody is making we have a tendency money except to regard jazz Gullickson. Get a load music as our special of this: province and that we, of all people, "Thanks to the ad in the Kecord Changer, my are best qualified to pass judgment on King Oliver South- ern Stomps went all matters pertaining to it, that, for $65.00. It was and bought by were it not for our interest in the CM. Campbell, of Los Angeles. I got bids, subject, the art would languish and 8 and the low was $8.75." Dick Kieber, Chappaqua, New die . York. True, --we have certain accomplish- A number of our advertisers sub- ments to our credit. The records, the mitted their ads this month on our new books, the jazz sessions and concerts forms (see p. 13). The use of these produced by and for the jazz enthus- forms saves us so much work iast are worthwhile thaf we enterprises and have decided to charge 10* per item have served to sharpen the perception tor classified advertising not of sub- those Concerned. And t-his is im- mitted on these forms. The reduced portant, for every art rates has two pre- you obtain by using these forms requisite s ,-- the talent of perception are shown on page two. Of course for and the talent of creation. But when advertising outside the classified a group lacks one of these talents no sections, it probably would be art will more be produced. I say that we convenient for you to type up your of the middle class have failed to do lists as you have previously. 1 1I11 5 V -£-C AUCTION J. O 1 BYRNE DeW ITT AUCTION 51 Warren Street, Roxbury (19), Mass, (Auction closes December 31, I9H3) KING OLIVER NEW ORLEANS STOMP/CHATANOOGA STOMP Co 13003 E KING OLIVER YOU'RE JUST MY TYPE/l MUST HAVE IT VI 38124 E KING OLIVER WHEN YOU'RE SMILING/ST. JAMES INFIRMARY V 1 22298 E BUTTERBEANS & SUSIE (OLIVER) CONSTRUCTION GANG/A TO Z BLUES OK 8 163 V JELLY ROLL MORTON BLACK BOTTOM STOMP/THE CHANT VI 20221 G-V JELLY ROLL MORTON MOURNFUL SERENADE/REO NOT PEPPER BB 6601 V JELLY ROLL MORTON THE PEARLS ge 5323 G-V JELLY ROLL MORTON (Doctor Jazz ) VI 20415 V DIXIELAND JUG BLOWERS) ( MEMPH 1 S SHAKE JOHNNY DUUUb WILD MAN 8LUES/WELANCH0LY Br 3567 G-V JOHNNY UuUUb JOE TURNER BLUES/WHEN ERASTUS PLAYS Br 3997 G— JUHNNY UUUUo SWEET LORRA 1 NE/PENC 1 L PAPA V 1 38038 E DRY'S SUN5HINL UKbHtolKA ORY'S CREOLE TROMBONE/SO C 1 ET Y BLUES f c i i out -A-* u ,u d i imc" roAp^ 1 \ oL 1 un 1 2 MAINLINE. 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