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10 CD |
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Innehåll: 1. The swing - Johnny De Droit And His New Orleans Orchestra 2. Sobbin' blues - King Oliver's Jazz Band 3. Wild cat blues - Clarence Williams 4. New Orleans wiggle - George McClennon's Jazz Devils 5. Kater st rag - Beenie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra 6. Pail in my hand - Edna Winston 7. The mess - Thomas Morris And His Seven Hot Babies 8. White ghost shivers - New Orleans Owls 9. I found a new baby - Andy Preer And The Cotton Club Orchestra 10. Pretty audrey - Louis Dumaine's Jazzola 11. Crazy quilt - Dixon's Jazz Maniacs 12. Don't you wanna know - Ross De Luxe Syncopaters 13. My mammy's blues - Reb Spikers Major And Mirrors 14. Butter finger blues - Charles Creath's Jazz-O-Maniacs 15. Everybody's talking about sammy - Sam Morgan's Jazz Band 16. Merry widow's got a sweetie now - Lou Weimer's Gold And Black Aces 17. Goofus - Slim Lamar's Southerners 18. Auburn ave. stomp - J Neal Montgomery And His Orchestra 19. Rush inn blues - The Whoopee Makers 20. The ramble - Paul Howard's Quality Serenaders 21. Ain't got no gal now - Phil Baxter And His Orchestra 22. Big ben - Bennetts Swamplanders 23. Who's sorry now - Original Memphis Five 24. A new kind of man - George Olsen Music 25. Delirium - Red And Miff's Stompers 26. Sugar - Red Nicholas Stompers 27. Clarinet marmalade - Phil Napoleon & His Orchestra 28. Just the same - Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orchestra 29. I'm coming virginia - Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra 30. Tiger rag - Charles Dornberger & His Orchestra 31. Doin' things - Joe Venuti - Eddie Lang 32. Freshman hop - Jack Pettis & His Pets 33. You can't cheat a cheater - Napoleon's Empires 34. Sweetheart blues - Boyd Senter & His Senterpedes 35. Dr jazz - Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers 36. Sweetie dear - New Orleans Feetwarmers 37. Alligator crawl - Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven 38. Too tight - Johnny Dodd's Orchestra 39. That's plenty - New Orleans Owls 40. Pleasin' Paul - Henry Allen & His New York Orchestra 41. Meanest blues - Original Memphis Five 42. Static strut - Original Memphis Five 43. Feeling no pain - Red And Miff's Stompers 44. Five pennies - Red Nichols & His Orchestra 45. At last I'm happy - Red And His Big Ten 46. The wild dog - Joe Venuti's Blue Four 47. Bugle call blues - Jack Pettis & His Pets 48. Copenhagen - Boyd Senter & His Senterpedes 49. High society - Monk Hazel & His Bienville Roof Orchestra 50. Astoria strut - Jones & Collins Astoria Hot Eight 51. Weather bird - Louis Armstrong & Earl Hines 52. Turtle twist - Jelly-Roll Morton Trio 53. Maple leaf rag - The New Orleans Feetwarmers 54. Perdido street blues - New Orleans Wanderers 55. Clarinet marmalade - Original Dixieland Jazz Band 56. Apex blues - Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra 57. Ory's creole trombone - Louis Armstrong's Hot Five 58. New Orleans stomp - Johnny Dodd's Black Bottom Stompers 59. Sweet lovin' man - King Oliver's Jazz Band 60. Tiger rag - New Orleans Rhythm Kings As Friars Society Orchestra 61. Duet stomp - Jones & Collins Astoria Hot Eight 62. Cannon ball blues - Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers 63. Beau koo jack - Omer Simeon With Earl Hines 64. I know that you know - Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra 65. Franklin street blues - Louis Dumaine's Jazzola Eight 66. As you like it - Celestin's Original Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra 67. Panama - New Orleans Rhythm Kings 68. Original rags - Scott Joplin 69. Ory's creole trombone - Kid Ory 70. Trumbology - Bix Beiderbecke 71. Clarinet wobble - Johnny Dodds 72. That's like it ought to be - Jelly Roll Morton 73. Cornet shop suey - Louis Armstrong 74. Jazz battle - Jabbo Smith's Rhythm Aces 75. Snag it - King Oliver 76. That's a plenty - New Orleans Rhythm Kings 77. Home again blues - Original Dixieland Jazz Band 78. It should be you - J.C. Higginbothan 79. Milenberg joys - Mc Kinney's Cotton Pickers 80. Wabash blues - Red Nichols 81. Maple leaf rag - New Orleans Rhythm Kings 82. Weary blues - New Orleans Rhythm Kings 83. Crazy blues - Original Dixieland Jazz Band 84. Sugar foot stomp - King Oliver 85. Cherry - Mc Kinney's Cotton Pickers 86. The entertainer - Scott Joplin 87. Too bad - Kid Ory 88. Singin' the blues - Bix Beiderbecke 89. Ostric walk - Bix Beiderbecke 90. If you want to be my sugar papa - Johnny Dodds 91. Memphis shake - Johnny Dodds 92. Avalon - Red Nichols 93. Skid-dat-de-dat - Louis Armstrong 94. Willie the weeper - Louis Armstrong 95. She's a great great girl - Jack Teagarden 96. Sensation - Buster Bailey 97. Swing out - J.C. Higginbotham 98. Little willie blues - Jabbo Smith's Rhythm Aces 99. 29th & dearborn - Luis Russell's Hot Six 100. Would ja - Clarence William's Blue Seven 101. Nobody's sweetheart - Mc Kinney's Cotton Pickers 102. Wa wa wa - King Oliver 103. My little dixie home - Jelly Roll Morton 104. Senegalese stomp - Clarence William's Blue Seven 105. Sweet mumtaz - Luis Russell's Hot Six 106. Come on and stomp stomp stomp - Johnny Dodds 107. Twelfth street rag - Louis Armstrong 108. Cushion foot stomp - Clarence Williams Blue Five Orchestra 109. Plantation joys - Luis Russell's Heebie Jeebie Stompers 110. She's crying for me blues - New Orleans Rhythm Kings 111. When they get lovin' they's gone - Jelly Roll Morton 112. Makin' friends - Jack Teagarden 113. Gatemouth - Kid Ory 114. Way down yonder in New Orleans - Bix Beiderbecke 115. Golden leaf strut - New Orleans Rhythm Kings 116. Mr jelly lord - New Orleans Rhythm Kings 117. My honney's lovin' arms - Red Nichols 118. Keep a song in your soul - Red Nichols 119. Struttin' with some barbecue - Louis Armstrong 120. Basin street blues - Louis Armstrong 121. I found a new baby - Mc Kinney's Cotton Pickers 122. Original dixieland one step - Original Dixieland Jazz Band 123. Casa loma stomp - J.C. Higginbotham 124. Love is just around the corner - Pee Wee Russell 125. Wild man blues - Johnny Dodds 126. Bugle call rag - The Rhythmakers 127. Shag - Sidney Bechet 128. Nobody's sweetheart now - Jack Teagarden 129. Wild man blues - Louis Armstrong 130. New moten stomp - Beenie Moten 131. Hot club stomp - Mezz Mezzerow 132. He's a different type of guy - Jimmie Noone 133. Blue blood blues - Jelly Roll Morton 134. Bessie couldn't help it - Bix Beiderbecke 135. Rosetta - Bill coleman 136. Kentucky - Buster Bailey 137. Muggin' lightly - J.C. Higginbotham 138. On revival day - J.C. Higginbotham 139. Till the clock strikes three - Henry Red Allen 140. Rhythm in spain - Jabbo Smith's Rhythm Aces 141. Polka dot rag - Sidney Bechet 142. Really the blues - Sidney Bechet 143. Who's sorry now - The Rhythmakers 144. Jack hits the road - Jack Teagarden 145. Melancholy - Johnny Dodds 146. At the jazz band ball - Bobby Hackett 147. More than that - Buster Bailey 148. That's how I feel today - J.C. Higginbotham 149. After you've gone - Bill Coleman 150. King porter stomp - Jelly Roll Morton 151. King porter stomp - Henry Red Allen 152. None of my jelly roll - Pee Wee Russell 153. Georgia grind - Pee Wee Russell 154. I found a new baby - Bud Freeman 155. I thought I heard buddy bolden say - Sidney Bechet 156. The world is waiting for the sunrise - Jack Teagarden 157. California here I come - Eddie Condon 158. Diane - Eddie Condon 159. Ballin' the jack - Eddie Condon 160. Fidgety feet - Eddie Condon 161. Ja-da - Bobby Hackett 162. Perdido street blues - Sidney Bechet 163. Down in honky tonk town - Sidney Bechet 164. Dippermouth blues - Muggsy Spanier 165. The eel - Bud Freeman 166. Cake walking babies from home - Lu Watters 167. New Orleans hop scop blues - Jimmie Noone 168. Royal garden blues - Edmond Hall 169. South - Kid Ory 170. The darktown strutter's ball - George Wettling 171. Muskrat ramble - Wild Bill Davison 172. Just a little while to stay here - Bunk Johnson Brass Band 173. Blues for Jimmie - Kid Ory 174. Sweet Lorraine - Muggsy Spanier 175. Indiana - Henry Red Allen 176. The sheik of araby - J.C. Higginbotham 177. I've found a new baby - Edmond Hall 178. Just a little while - George Lewis 179. Limehouse blues - Sidney Bechet 180. Love is just around the corner - Bud Freeman 181. Mahagony hall stomp - Louis Armstrong 182. When your lover has gone - Eddie Condon 183. Cherry - Muggsy Spanier 184. It's only a chanty in old chanty town - Edmond Hall 185. Where the blues were born in New Orleans - Louis Armstrong 186. Maple leaf rag - Kid Ory 187. Linger awhile - Bill Coleman 188. St louis blues - Buster Bailey 189. Jazz me blues - Wild Bill Davison 190. Darktown strutter's ball - Muggsy Spanier 191. Walkin' the dog - Edmond Hall 192. That's a plenty - Kid Ory 193. Jelly roll blues - Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers 194. Aunt hagar's blues - Jack Teagarden 195. Battle hymn of the republic - Red Nichols And His Five Pennies 196. At a georgia camp meeting - Sidney Bechet 197. Struttin' with some barbecue - Bobby Hackett Quintet 198. After you've gone - George Wettling's Dixielanders 199. Tres moutarde - Wilbur De Paris And New Orleans Band 200. New orleans function - Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars |
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Medverkande: Louis Armstrong, Johnny Dodds, Kid Ory, Eddie Condon, Sidney Bechet, Jimmie Noone, Jack Teagarden, m.fl. |
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Jazz
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Tidig jazz
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Dixieland
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Cd-nytt april 2014
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| ISBN/ISSN |
4011222226891 |
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