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FIVE RED CAPS
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1943-1945
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $18.98 (US) - ($17.08 with *discount) |
FLYRIGHT
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12/25/1999 |
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OLDIES:
25 tracks from early hip vocal group, led by guitarist Steve Gibson, w. excellent piano inc. fine period jive & wartime lyrics & early doo-wop harmonies
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FIVE BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA
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1948-1951
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $16.98 (US) - ($15.28 with *discount) |
FLYRIGHT
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12/25/1999 |
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GOSPEL:
16 tracks w. Clarence Fountain, Paul Excano, Johnny Fields, George Scott, Olice Thomas, George Warren
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TERRY FIVE, CLARK
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MEMORIES OF DUKE
(Stock on hand: 1) |
LP: $12.98 (US) - ($11.68 with *discount) |
ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS
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2/6/2009 |
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JAZZ:
Trumpeter Clark Terry is backed on this 1980 session of Duke Ellington tunes by pianist Jack Wilson, guitarist Joe Pass, bassist Ray Brown and drummer Frank Severino. Tracks include: Echoes Of Harlem, Everything But You, Come Sunday, Sophisticated Lady.
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LEO'S FIVE
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DIRECT FROM THE BLUE NOTE CLUB
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
ACE - UK
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12/5/2008 |
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OLDIES:
Ultra-desirable, early 60s St. Louis R & B. The late vocalist Leo Gooden was an important local mover-and-shaker whose ear for talent helped him assemble one of the best bands of its time. Assembled initially to be the house band at Gooden's Blue Note Club, "Leo's Five" soon took on an identity of their own. The driving rhythm section of drummer Kenny Rice and organist Don James was something of a prototype for the small Jazz-R&B combos that abounded on the early-mid 60s, such as those of Jimmy McGriff and Jimmy Smith, while the hard saxophone of tenor player Charles 'Little Man' Wright led a horn section to die for. Tracks are: Hold It, C.O.D. - Albert King, Worsome Baby - Albert King, Lonesome - Albert King, You Threw Your Love On Me Too Strong - Albert King, Let's Do The Cat - Jamie Ross with Leo's Five, So Glad - Charles Drain, Stop And Think About It - Charles Drain, High Heel Sneakers, Something You Got, Sunrise Serenade, Cookin' With Chezie Mae, Frederick's Dream, Ol' Man River Part 1, Ol' Man River Part 2, Winkee-Do - Leo Gooden, Ugly-Ugly - Leo Gooden, Tippin', Johnny Comes Marching Home, Mop Water, Minor Over Matter.
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JIVE FIVE
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OUR TRUE STORY
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
ACE - UK
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9/27/1991 |
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OLDIES:
doo-wop vocals from 1961-63 w. 2 xtra cuts
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GELATO'S, RAY GIANTS OF JIVE
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GIANTS OF JIVE
(Stock on hand: 7) |
CD: $14.98 (US) - ($13.48 with *discount) |
BLUE HORIZON
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8/23/2002 |
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COUNT FIVE
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PSYCHOTIC REVELATION
(Stock on hand: 4) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
BIG BEAT
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7/4/2003 |
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OLDIES:
This is a 24 track definitive compilation of the ultimate one-shot garage band - San Jose, California's Count Five. It's a fresh look at the teenage combo that sent the timeless teen angst anthem "Psychotic Reaction" into the U.S. Top 10 in the summer of 1966. For the first time on a C5 reissue, the original master tapes have been used (previously it was a mixture of appalling fake stereo and mediocre disc dubs), and the Big Beat sleuths even located the original session tape of "Psychotic," which has a completely different ending. Tape research threw up further alternate takes, unedited versions and fabulous unreleased material from the vaults of Double Shot Records, for whom the C5 recorded a classic LP and several great singles, all of which are here.
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FIVE C'S & OTHER GREAT GROUPS ON UNITED
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TELL ME
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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7/20/2004 |
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OLDIES:
This third installment of "United Doo Wops" features lots of uinissued songs and rare audition tapes with The Five C's, The Palms, The Earls, The Drakes, The Danderliers and others. The Five C's, of Gary, IN, had two 78s issued in 1954: "Tell Me"/"Whoo Wee Baby"(United 172) and "Goody Goody"/"My Heart's Got The Blues" (United 180). The remainder of this CD is seeing its first official domestic release, all from the original master tapes. Also available: "Chop Chop Boom" (DMK 703) and "Bang Goes My Heart" (DMK 761).
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GOOFUS FIVE WALLACE, TED
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1927
(Stock on hand: 1) |
LP: $9.98 (US) - ($8.98 with *discount) |
THE OLD MASTERS
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
w. Adrian Rollini, Sammy Fain, Beth Challis
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NICHOLS, RED FIVE PENNIES
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HAPPY JAZZ
(Stock on hand: 4) |
CD: $20.98 (US) - ($18.88 with *discount) |
MAGIC
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
23 original Marine Corps radio station transcriptions from the late 1940s, featuring vocalist Dottie O'Brien.
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NAPOLEON AND HIS MEMPHIS FIVE, PHIL
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MEMPHIS BLUES
(Stock on hand: 13) |
CD: $16.98 (US) - ($15.28 with *discount) |
SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR
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10/20/2009 |
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JAZZ:
This CD contains six separate Marine Corps radio Transcriptions featuring trumpeter Phil Napoleon and his Memphis Five. Interspersed with humorous but straitlaced commentary from narrator Dean Taylor. The Memphis Five consist of Phil Napoleon on trumpet, Harry DeVito on trombone, Gail Curtis on clarinet, Johnny Varro on piano, Pete Rogers on bass and Lou Copperman on drums. With seventy minutes of entertaining New Orleans style jazz this CD is a must for every serious collector and casual listener. Tracks include: Basin Street Blues, Panama, Tin Roof Blues, Memphis Blues, Somebody Stole My Gal, Limehouse Blues, Honeysuckle Rose, Clarinet Marmalade.
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NICHOLS, RED & HIS FIVE PENNIES
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THE NAVY SWINGS - FEATURING MARION MORGAN
(Stock on hand: 16) |
CD: $16.98 (US) - ($15.28 with *discount) |
SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR
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1/19/2010 |
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The Navy Swings was the name of a series of radio programs broadcast in the 1950s with the object of recruiting young men into the U.S, Navy. It featured the top names in Jazz and the top vocalists of the day. This CD features one of the worlds great jazz veterans who in the 1920s made over 4000 records sometimes under different names. and the excellent singer Marion Morgan best remembered for her recordings with the post WWII band of Harry James. Tracks Are: Introduction: Parade Of The Pennies; Dixie; A Foggy Day (voc: Marion Morgan); Corky; Marry A Rich Woman (voc: Marion Morgan); Introduction: Parade Of The Pennies; Fidgety Feet; Come Rain Or Come Shine (voc: Marion Morgan); Buglers Lament; Shootin' High (voc: Marion Morgan) Introduction: Parade Of The Pennies; Lassus Trombone; Stardust (voc: Marion Morgan); Blues At Midnight; Almost Like Being In Love (voc: Marion Morgan); Introduction: Parade Of The Pennies; Parade Of The Pennies; My Funny Valentine (voc: Marion Morgan); Maple Leaf Rag; I've Got A Crush On You (voc: Marion Morgan).
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NAPOLEON AND THE MEMPHIS FIVE, PHIL
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THAT'S A PLENTY - THE MARINE CORP TRANSCRIPTIONS VOLUME 2
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $16.98 (US) - ($15.28 with *discount) |
SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR
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2/16/2010 |
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JAZZ:
This CD contains six separate Marine Corps radio Transcriptions featuring trumpeter Phil Napoleon and his Memphis Five. Interspersed with humorous but straitlaced commentary from narrator Dean Taylor. The Memphis five consist of Phil Napoleon on trumpet, Harry DeVito on trombone, Gail Curtis on clarinet, Johnny Varro on piano, Pete Rogers on bass and Lou Copperman on drums. With seventy minutes of entertaining New Orleans style jazz this CD is a must for every serious collector and casual listener.
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VENUTI, JOE AND THE BLUE FIVE
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BLUE FIVE SWING
(Stock on hand: 8) |
CD: $16.98 (US) - ($15.28 with *discount) |
SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR
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6/15/2010 |
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JAZZ:
The great Joe Venuti is considered the father of Jazz Violin and with his childhood friend guitarist Eddie Lang went on to establish a particular style of ebullient jazz that has been imitated by many, including the great Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli. Recorded in 1957. Buddy Weed - piano, George Barnes or Danny Perri - guitar, Eddie Safranski - bass, Bunny Shawker - drums. Tracks include: Hoedown Lowdown, Tango Interlude, Hot 'N' Trot, Bohemian Bounce, Blue Five Swing.
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JORDAN, LOUIS & THE TYMPANY FIVE
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ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET
(Stock on hand: 31) |
CD: $16.98 (US) - ($15.28 with *discount) |
SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR
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4/22/2003 |
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JAZZ:
Here are transcribed live performances from The Hollywood Empire, Los Angeles, California, recorded in April, 1949. Features Louis Jordan (alto saxophone and vocals), Josh Jackson (tenor saxophone), Aaron Izenhall (trumpet), Bill Doggett (piano), Bob Bushnell (bass), Bill Jennings (guitar), Joseph Morris (drums), Bixie Crawford (vocalist). Includes the tracks "Choo Choo Cha Boogie," "Let The Good Times Roll," "Daddy-O," "Five Guys Named Moe," "Buzz Me," "Knock Me A Kiss," "On The Sunny Side Of The Street," "All For The Love Of Lil," "Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?," "Safe, Sane And Single," "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying," "Broke But Happy" and "How Long Must I Wait For You".
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ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE
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VOLUME 1
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $17.98 (US) - ($16.18 with *discount) |
JAZZ ORACLE
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1/30/2001 |
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JAZZ:
24 tracks recorded in New York from 1923-25, feat. cuts with the Indiana Syncopaters, Original Indiana Syncopators, Original Indiana Five & John Sylvester & His Orchestra; includes the songs "Bees Knees," "Sweet Lovin' Mama," "Sweet Georgia Brown" & others - material is from the Labelle, Triangle, Olympic, Pathe, Perfect, Apex & Gennett labels
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ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE
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VOLUME 2
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $17.98 (US) - ($16.18 with *discount) |
JAZZ ORACLE
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5/28/2002 |
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JAZZ:
This is volume two in a series devoted to the Original Indiana Five. It includes rare material originally issued on the Gennett label. The 25 track collection features notes by Michael May.
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ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE
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VOLUME 3
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $17.98 (US) - ($16.18 with *discount) |
JAZZ ORACLE
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9/24/2002 |
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JAZZ:
This compilation of music recorded from Jan. 14 through Nov. 1, 1926 is the third volume in the series showcasing the Original Indiana Five, featuring Tom Morton. This volume does not contain the Harmony sessions or the never before released Victor trial sessions.
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ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE
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VOLUME 4
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $17.98 (US) - ($16.18 with *discount) |
JAZZ ORACLE
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4/22/2003 |
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JAZZ:
This CD contains songs from 1926-28 and is the fourth and final of Jazz Oracle's series covering the complete output of the Original Indiana Five, with the exception of the sides recorded for the Harmony label, which can be found on the Frog label (FRG #23).
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FIVE BIRMINGHAM BABIES
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HEART BREAKIN' BABY
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
FROG - U.K.
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9/20/2005 |
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JAZZ:
Of course this band had no geographical connection with the state of Alabama and the name was doubtless contrived to compete with groups such as the popular Original Memphis Five, who, as with the California Ramblers, were primarily based in New York City. The Babies' first recording session was to produce a cover of "Arkansas" (featured on this CD), a then-current best seller for Red McKenzie's Mound City Blues Blowers, plus two popular songs from 1924, "Hard Hearted Hannah" and "Tessie! Stop Teasing Me," also featured here. The music on this 26 track CD was recorded in New York from July 24th, 1924 to June 24th, 1927.
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