JAZZ ORACLE

This compilation contains the complete recordings of Cliff Jackson's Crazy Kats and the Sepia Serenaders, as well as selected solos and blues accompaniments from the 1920s and early 1930s. Booklet...

A selection of jazz-oriented titles made by the Isham Jones Orchestra, a fine dance band of the period. Also Includes rare sides by the Marigold Entertainers (a predecessor band) and a selection of...

The complete Golden and OKeh recordings by Jimmie (Maloney) Joy, a Texas clarinetist who led a college jazz band at the University of Texas in the early 1920's. After turning professional in 1923,...

Along with all six titles by Mendello and His Five Gee Gees (among the rarest of Fud's recordings), this CD collects 1924-39 cuts of the great clarinetist with Bix Beiderbecke, Glenn Miller, Jimmy &...

24 track compilation contains music recorded in New York from 1929-30 directed by Red Nichols. Features Jack Teagarden, Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Jimmy Dorsey, Pee Wee Russell, Adrian Rollini,...

Between 1926 and 1928 Jimmy Lytell recorded some eighteen solo titles for Pathe, usually accompanied by piano and banjo or guitar. They show steady development, keeping pace with the increasingly...

Volume 2 contains music from 1927-30 and features West Indian music fused with American jazz. It includes exuberant vocals, extremely hot accompaniments and fiery, emotional, swinging sides.1. Bongo...

26 track compilation of music recorded in New York from 1923-30 includes the remaining titles of Wilton Crawley. Also features George McClennon's Jazz Devils. Transfers by recognized master John R.T...

The Jelly Autographs - transferred from original 78's for the first time since the 1960's, with sound restoration by Hans Eekhoff. Also includes all Jelly's Pre-Victor instrumental recordings for...

The complete recordings in chronological order, 25 tracks total, over 70 min.1. Riverboat Shuffle - Mosby's Dixieland Blue Blowers 2. All Night Blues - Mosby's Dixieland Blue Blowers 3. Weary Stomp -...

This CD contains the instrumental sides of this obscure band. The New Orleans Jazz Band is one of the "Fabulous Fives," a collectors' term for a five-piece group that played jazz standards and hot...

The tag New Yorkers was widely used among jazz bands and dance orchestras regardless of he actual background of the musicians. "New York" stood for cosmopolitan musicians. Several groups visiting...