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LEWIS, GEORGE
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HELLO CENTRAL...GIVE ME DOCTOR JAZZ
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $11.98 (US) - ($10.78 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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2/27/2001 |
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JAZZ:
Album contains definitive 1953 recordings of clarinetist Lewis, who led the most authentic New Orleans jazz band. It's a New Orleans brass band that's come inside to play with a full rhythm section - relevant in spite of the vintage. It's blues, gospel, ragtime, and pop before rock. It struts and it stomps. These are the first studio recordings of the Lewis New Orleans Band that toured colleges, clubs and festivals and later settled in at Preservation Hall
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DIXIE STOMPERS
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JAZZ AT WESTMINSTER COLLEGE
(Stock on hand: 5) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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3/20/2007 |
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JAZZ:
This 1957 recording has not been available since the original LP issue which has been out of print for decades. Traditional jazz at its best on this new CD version which has many never before issued bonus tracks. Live in Fulton Missouri, The Dixie Stompers are Bill Mason, cornet; Norman Mason, clarinet; Jim Haislip, trombone; Glenn Tintera, piano; Pete Patterson, banjo; Bob Kornacher, drums. Heebie Jeebies, Dippermouth Blues, Doctor Jazz and many more.
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RAYMOND, CLEM
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LOST CLARINET
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
w. Dick Oxtot's group, late 50's, obscure clarinetist
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NICHOLAS, ALBERT WITH ART HODES' ALL-STAR STOMPERS
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ALBERT'S BACK IN TOWN
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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2/27/2001 |
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JAZZ:
Clarinetist Nicholas was one of the most important musicians of Jazz's Golden Era of the 1920s. He followed Johnny Dodds into the King Oliver band, influenced the clarinet style of Barney Bigard, and was a member of the Louis Armstrong, Chick Webb & Luis Russell orchestras. Nicholas vacationed in Chicago in 1959 where he made time to record this album
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HAYES, CLANCY
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OH! BY JINGO!
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
banjo player/vocalist live in 1964 at the Plugged Nickel in Chicago, backed-up by the Original Salty Dogs feat. Lew Green, Jim Dapogny, Jim Snyder, Kim Cusack, Johnny Cooper + never before released alternate takes
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BIGARD, BARNEY HODES, ART
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BUCKET'S GOT A HOLE IN IT
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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4/20/1999 |
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JAZZ:
in 1968, Chicago's public TV flew Bigard to Chicago to tape part of a jazz series; Delmark took the opportunity to record this album w. classic trombonist George Brunis, plus Nap Trottier & Barrett Deems, feat. never before released performances
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HINES, EARL `FATHA'
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AT HOME
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $11.98 (US) - ($10.78 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
pianist presents a solo album from 1969, recorded at his home in Oakland, Calif. on his own antique Steinway grand
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HODES, ART
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HODE'S ART
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $11.98 (US) - ($10.78 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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10/21/1994 |
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JAZZ:
late 60's traditional jazz session, mostly duets & trios w. Pops Foster-bs & Raymond Burke-cl, reissue of LP for the first time on CD
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NEW ORLEANS RAGTIME ORCHESTRA
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GRACE AND BEAUTY
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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2/27/2001 |
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JAZZ:
NORO was organized in 1967 by pianist Lars Edegran, who became interested in playing ragtime music after finding a great number of orchestrated turn-of-the-century rags in the John Robichaux Collection at Tulane University's Archive of New Orleans Jazz. The idea was to follow the composer's intention, but add the New Orleans rhythm & swing that is lacking in many ragtime recordings. Violinist William Russell adds greatly to the orchestra's sound
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HODES, ART
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FRIAR'S INN REVISITED
(Stock on hand: 6) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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8/21/2007 |
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JAZZ:
Pianist Art Hodes' career lasted eight decades, starting in the late 20s and continuing into the 90s. Friar's Inn, near Van Buren and Wabash, was where the legendary New Orleans Rhythm Kings played Chicago in the early 20s. Their series of classic recordings for Gennett ushered in the early Chicago decade of jazz recordings. Hodes had long wanted to do a recording in honor of that early group and brought George Brunis and Volly DeFaut, both members of NORK in the 20s, to the studio for this 1972 session. On CD for the first time, this release features Barney Bigard and Barrett Deems.
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MEMPHIS NIGHTHAWKS
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JAZZ LIPS
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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10/20/2009 |
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JAZZ:
The Memphis Nighthawks got together in Champaign-Urbana, IL, were members of the U. of I. Jazz Band and took their name from a 1932 recording though neither group came from Memphis Ron DeWar (soprano sax, clarinet, C Melody sax) has since worked with pianist Judy Roberts. Co-founder Steve Jensen (trumpet) also co-founded the Jazz Members Big Band, Trombonist Joel Helleny moved to New York and did the trombone solos on the soundtrack of Cotton Club, was only 20 when these sides were cut in the late 70's. The rhythm section includes bass saxist Dave Feinman & Mike Miller (banjo, guitar). Joe Klee in The Mississippi Rag said "From the opening track this band moves like a house afire"!
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HODES, ART
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UP IN VOLLY'S ROOM
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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4/10/2009 |
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JAZZ:
The title refers to the first Chicago jazz clarinetist Volly DeFaut, a former member of the famous New Orleans Rhythm Kings, who also recorded with Jelly Roll Morton, Muggsy Spanier and the Gene Goldkette Orchestra. Russian-born jazz pianist Art Hodes is the leader for these 1972 recordings which also feature Truck Parham, bass; Barrett Deems, drums; and on two songs Nappy Trottier, trumpet and George Brunis, trombone. Volly DeFaut passed away in 1973 making these his very last recordings. (Previously deleted:12/1/04. Original release date:7/22/93)
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BEEBE'S CHICAGO JAZZ, JIM
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SATURDAY NIGHT FUNCTION
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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2/27/2001 |
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JAZZ:
Trombonist Beebe recorded 2 swinging LPs for Delmark in the late 1970s which have been combined here onto one CD. At the time of this recording, Beebe's Chicago Jazz had been ensconced for 2 years at Flaming Sally's in Chicago's Blackstone Hotel. That these guys were a working band is evident, so enjoy this full hour of "Saturday Night Function"
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LINGLE, PAUL
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LIVE AT THE JUG CLUB
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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3/16/2004 |
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JAZZ:
Paul Lingle began playing ragtime and jazz in his teens and was to continue until his death, Oct. 30, 1962. His piano training made him capable of playing classical music, but he preferred the music of Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll Morton and others of the ragtime-jazz persuasion. Lingle was an original member of the Yerba Buena Jazz Band and by the end of the '30s had become something of a legend on the West Coast. In 1953, Lingle recorded for Good Time Jazz who issued eight sides. Euphonic Records later issued three LPs of Lingle made up mostly from live recordings at the Jug Club in Oakland. Those rare LPs are long out of print, but here is the first CD featuring Paul Lingle, Live At The Jug Club.
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LEWIS, GEORGE EWELL, DON
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REUNION
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
live performance of New Orleans-style jazz from 1966, feat. Cie Frazier-drms, Jim Robinson-trmb + never before released alternate takes
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JACKSON, FRANZ
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SNAG IT
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
w. Jim Beebe's Chicago Jazz
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DIXIE STOMPERS
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AIN'T GONNA TELL NOBODY BOUT THE DIXIE STOMPERS
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
w. guest vocalist Katherine Davis, 4 tracks, 1993 recording
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JOHNSON, BUNK
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LAST TESTAMENT
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $11.98 (US) - ($10.78 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
prev. on Columbia Records, but now w. two alternates added from digitally restored masters
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JAZZ LTD.
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VOLUME ONE
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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6/5/2009 |
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JAZZ:
1949 and '51 recordings featuring Sidney Bechet, Muggsey Spanier, Don Ewell, Doc Evans and Miff Mole. Jazz Ltd. was a jazz club located at 11 E. Grand owned and operated by Bill and Ruth Reinhardt from 1947 into the early '70s. Bill played clarinet and led the five-piece house band at a time when many of jazz's first creators were still out there hustling gigs. This is pure swinging traditional jazz (some call it Dixieland) played by the pros. Thirteen songs include Maryland My Maryland, Egyptian Fantasy, Tin Roof Blues, High Society, Wolverine Blues, Maple Leaf rag, Charleston, Careless Love, Washington & Lee Swing and more. Also features a wonderful five minute interview with Bill and Ruth. (Previously deleted:7/1/07. Original release date:11/14/94)
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RUBENSTEIN, ROY
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SHOUT 'EM
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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11/14/1994 |
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JAZZ:
swinging trad. jazz featuring vocalist Katherine Davis, w. Roy Rubenstein-tmb, Bob Nabors-cornet, Norrie Cox-cl
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