JAZZ ORACLE

23 track compilation contains music recorded in New York from 1929-30, featuring Jack Teagarden & Orchestra, Pollack & His Central Park Orchestra, Gil Rodin & Orchestra, Snub Pollard & many others...

This is the seventh and final volume of the Jazz Oracle Ben Pollack series devoted to the complete recordings of Bon Pollack's Orchestra from 1926-1933, excluding the Hotsy Totsy Gang sessions...

This is the fifth volume of a six volume chronological study of Ben Pollack. The CD features Jack Teagarden, Jimmy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Eddie Miller, Charlie Spivak, Gil Rodin, Nappy Lamare and...

This is the sixth of what has grown to be a seven volume project devoted to the complete recordings of Ben Pollack's Orchestra from 1926-33 (excluding the Hotsy Totsy Gang sessions). This basically...

(3-CD box set) Jack Purvis was the Dadaist of jazz, throwing music publisher's stock arrangements into gleeful chaos. He was the trickster of European myth, whose charm and fascinating wickedness...

All 74 sides recorded by this early jazz band led by Miff Mole and Red Nichols! Includes tracks recorded for the Columbia, Actuelle, Perfect, Romeo and Pathe labels, featuring Jimtown Blues; King...

The complete recordings from 1927-33 of Alex Jackson, Red Perkins, Alphonso Trent, Zack Whyte - they represented the so-called "Territory" bands operating in the South & Midwest.1. Jack Ass Blues -...

Joe Robichaux was a New Orleans pianist who began his career in the late teens and remained active until the early 1960s. During this time he played with many jazz greats, including Punch Miller,...

50 tracks featuring the great baritone and bass saxophonist both as a sideman (on 1929-33 sides) and as a leader cut for the American Recording Company in 1933-1934! Among the other musicians are...

Very few black bands got to make transcription recordings, so this 2-CD, 57-track collection is a rare treat, especially because it features "The Dark Angel of the Violin," Eddie South! Includes lots...

(2-CD set) excludes alternate takes. The set begins with an Emerson recording in December 1916 and concludes with a Vocalion song in March 1935. In between are recordings for Edison, Victor, Gennett,...

Rare broadcast performances from December 1936 featuring Frank Trumbauer, Jack Teagarden and Charlie Teagarden. At the time, all three were part of the Paul Whiteman Orchestra. These club recordings...