GHB RECORDS

Roger Bell is one of the pioneers of Australian jazz, and his career reaches back to the days of the legendary Graeme Bell. Originally recorded for Swaggie Records in Australia, it features Lachie...

Former Duke Ellington & Louis Armstrong clarinetist with Louis Nelson-trmb, Andrew Blakeney-trumpet, Joe Darensbourg-clarinet, Alton Purnell-piano, Ed Garland-bass, Barry Martyn-drums.1. Legends...

Banjo player Mike Cox leads Alan Potton, John Maddocks, Martin Bennett, Des Bacon, Bill Cole & Colin Bowden.1. Gettysburg March 2. Little Coquette 3. Sweetheart of All My Dreams 4. Come on and Stomp,...

Recorded by Tom Bethell, this CD features legendary New Orleans jazz pioneer Peter Bocage on trumpet joined by George Lewis, Louis Nelson, Emanuel Sayles, John Joseph and Cie Frazier.

This is the first of their 4 early LPs being remastered for CD from the original tapes, feat. Dan Havens-cnt, Bob Shanahan-trmb, Joe Joder-clt, Mike Montgomery-pno, LaVerne Praeger-washboard +.1...

Band plays in the West Coast style of jazz, feat. Dan Havens, Joe Foder, Frank Powers, Bob Shanahan, Mike Montgomery, Dick Remington & others.1. South 2. Liza 3. Just a Closer Walk with Thee 4...

West Coast jazz at it's best, feat. Bob Havens, Bob Shanahan, Dennis Lollar, Frank Powers, Mike Montgomery, John Teach out, Dick Remington & others.1. Bourbon Street Parade 2. Jada 3. Cincinnati...

14 track collection of trumpeter Sharey Bonano recorded between 1954-1963. Musicians include clarinetists Louis Cottrell, Harry Shields and Pinky Vidacovich, pianists Armand Hug and Stanley...

Trumpeter Sharkey Bonano and his band with pianist Alec Templeton live in 1949. Tracks include: Hindustan, Over the Waves, Twelth Street Rag, Tin Roof Blues, After You've Gone.1. Hindustan 2. Over...

W. Tina "Brick top" Earl Bray-vo, Alan Bray-tr+, traditional jazz band from New Orleans.1. Wild Man Blues 2. Gee Baby Ain't I Good to You 3. 733 Bourbon Street 4. Yama Yama Man 5. Aint' No Sweet Man...

Tom Brown-tmb, w. Johnny Wiggs-tpt, Harry Shields-cl, Stanley Mendelson-pno, Edmond Souchon-gtr, Sherwood Mangiapane-bs, Eddie Tchantz-dms, 1955.1. At the Jazz Band Ball 2. Heebies Jeebies 3. Pallet...

Jazz musicians have been migrating to New Orleans from Europe since Ken Colyer jumped ship in 1951. Many stayed a year or two, others settled permanently. Clarinetist Dennis Browne didn't have the...