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Additional authors

1. Riccardi, Ricky, 1980-
2. Hennessey, Meagan
3. Martin, Richard (Sound recording producer)
4. Oliver, King, 1885-1938
5. Vasnier, Louis
6. Burr, Henry
7. Coster, Naum
8. Wheeler, Frederick J
9. Quinn, Dan W
10. Pryor, Arthur, 1870-1942
11. Kenecke, Emily
12. Tetrazzini, Luisa, 1871-1940
13. Sarto, Andrea
14. Clarke, Herbert L. (Herbert Lincoln), 1867-1945
15. Galli-Curci, Amelita, 1882-1963
16. Perini, Flora, 1887-1975
17. Caruso, Enrico, 1873-1921
18. De Luca, Giuseppe, 1876-1950
19. Jolson, Al, 1886-1950
20. McCormack, John, 1884-1945
21. Williams, Bert, 1874-1922
22. Brooks, Shelton
23. Bert, Flo
24. Bernard, Al, 1888-1949
25. Panico, Louis, 1899-1986
26. Waters, Ethel, 1896-1977
27. Dudley, Roberta
28. Lee, Ruth (Singer)
29. Straight, Charley, 1891-1940
30. Taylor, Eva, 1896-1977
31. Kahn, Art
32. Stevens, Ernest L
33. King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, performer
34. Young's Creole Band, performer
35. Art Landry's Syncopating Six, performer
36. Sousa Band, performer
37. United States Marine Band, performer
38. Haydn Quartet (Vocal group), performer
39. Pryor Band, performer
40. Prince's Military Band, performer
41. Fisk University. Men's Glee Club, performer
42. American Quartet, performer
43. Victor Military Band, performer
44. Handy's Orchestra of Memphis, performer
45. Original Dixieland Jazz Band, performer
46. Art Hickman's Orchestra, performer
47. Paul Whiteman Orchestra, performer
48. Jazz Hounds, performer
49. Isham Jones Orchestra, performer
50. Jazz Masters, performer
51. Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds, performer
52. Levy's Trio, performer
53. Original Memphis Five, performer
54. Society Serenaders, performer
55. Ory's Sunshine Orchestra, performer
56. Georgians (Musical group : Frank Guarente), performer
57. Friars Society Orchestra, performer
58. Clarence Williams' Trio, performer
59. Harmony Syncopators (Musical group), performer
60. Midway Garden Orchestra, performer
61. Original Capitol Orchestra, performer
62. Jelly Roll Morton's Jazz Band, performer
63. Greenwich Village Orchestra (Billy Wynne), performer
64. Club Alabam (New York, N.Y.). Orchestra, performer
65. Thomas Morris Past Jazz Masters, performer

Description

1. 4 audio discs : digital; 4 3/4 in.

Series statement

1. Jazz, dance & blues series

Uniform title

1. Jazz, dance & blues series.

Subject

1. 1921-1930
2. Jazz -- 1921-1930
3. Jazz

Genre/Form

1. Jazz.
2. Sound recordings.

Contents

1. CD 1. Dipper mouth blues ; Weather bird rag ; Just gone ; Canal street blues ; Mandy Lee blues ; I'm going away to wear you off my mind ; Froggie Moore ; Chimes blues ; Snake rag ; Sobbin' blues ; Sweet lovin' man ; Dipper mouth blues ; Where did you stay last night? ; High society rag ; Snake rag ; Krooked blues ; Alligator hop ; Zulus ball ; Workingman blues (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band).
2. CD 2. Jazzin' babies blues ; Chattanooga stomp ; New Orleans stomp ; Southern stomps (take 1) ; Southern stomps (take 2) ; Riverside blues ; Mabel's dream (take 1) ; Mabel's dream (take 2) ; London (café) blues ; Camp meeting blues ; Tears ; Buddy's habit ; Working man blues ; Riverside blues ; Room rent blues ; I ain't gonna tell nobody ; Mabel's dream ; Sweet baby doll (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band) -- Choo choo blues (Art Landry's Syncopatin' Six) -- New Orleans hop scop blues (Clarence Williams' Blue Five) -- Dearborn Street blues (Young's Creole Jazz Band).
3. CD 3. Thompson's old gray mule (Louis Vasnier) -- Tell me pretty maiden (Sextette from Florodora) -- Semper Fidelis march (Sousa's Band) -- Holy city (Henry Burr) -- Oif'n pripetshok (A little fire burns in the stove) (Naum Coster) -- Flee as a bird (Frederick Wheeler) -- O didn't he ramble (Dan W. Quinn) -- Bugle calls of the United States Army -- Maple leaf rag (U.S. Marine Band) -- Fatal stone (from Aida) (Arthur Pryor ; Emile Kenecke ; Pryor Band) -- Swiss echo song (L'eco) (Luisa Tetrazzini) -- Darling Nellie Gray (Haydn Quartet) -- A little bunch of shamrocks (Edgar Stoddard ; Henry Burr) -- Carnival of Venice (Herbert L. Clarke) -- High society (Prince's Military Band) -- Quartet : Bella figlia dell' amore (from Rigoletto) (Amelita Galli-Curci ; Flora Perini ; Enrico Caruso ; Giuseppe de Luca) -- Shout all over God's Heaven (Fisk University Male Quartette) -- Play that barbershop chord (American Quartet) -- That haunting melody (Al Jolson) -- It's a long, long way to Tipperary (John McCormack ; unidentified male chorus) -- Ballin' the Jack (intro : What it takes to make me love you, you've got it) (Victor Military Band) -- M'appari (from Martha) (Enrico Caruso) -- Ole miss rag (Handy's Orchestra of Memphis) -- Clarinet marmalade blues (Original Dixieland Jazz Band) -- The moon shines on the moonshine / (Bert Williams) -- Darktown court room (Shelton Brooks & Co.).
4. CD 4. Don't take away those blues (Flo Bert) -- Avalon (intro : The Japanese sandman) (Art Hickman's Orchestra) -- Wang-wang blues (Paul Whiteman and his Ambassador Orchestra) -- Royal garden blues (Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds) -- St. Louis blues (Original Dixieland Jazz Band ; Al Bernard, vocals) -- Wabash blues (Isham Jones Orchestra ; Louis Panico, laughing cornet) -- Frisco jazz band blues (Ethel Waters' Jazz Masters) -- Bugle blues (Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds) -- My honey's lovin' arms (Levy's Trio) -- I'm going away to wear you off my mind (Original Memphis Five) -- Hot lips (Specht's Society Serenaders) -- Krooked blues (Roberta Dudley ; Ory's Sunshine Orchestra) -- That sweet something dear (Ruth Lee ; Ory's Sunshine Orchestra) -- I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate (The Georgians) -- Panama (Friars Society Orchestra) -- Buddy's habits (Charley Straight and his orchestra) -- Jazzin' babies blues (Eva Taylor ; Clarence Williams' Trio) -- Play that thing (Ollie Powers' Harmony Syncopators) -- Sobbin' blues (Art Kahn's Orchestra) -- Black sheep blues (Midway Dance Orchestra) -- Barney Google (Original Capitol Orchestra) -- You (Ernest Stevens' Dance Orchestra) -- London blues (Jelly Roll Morton's Jazz Band) -- Ringside blues (Greenwich Village Orchestra) -- Old Black Joe's blues (Henderson's 'Club Alabam' Orchestra) -- When the jazz band starts to play (Thomas Morris' Past Jazz Masters).
5. LP 1. Sweet baby doll dipper mouth blues ; Weather bird rag ; Just gone ; Canal street blues ; Mandy Lee blues ; I'm going away to wear you off my mind ; Froggie Moore ; Chimes blues ; Snake rag ; Sobbin' blues ; Sweet lovin' man ; Dipper mouth blues ; Where did you stay last night? ; High society rag ; Snake rag ; Krooked blues ; Alligator hop ; Zulus ball ; Workingman blues (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band).
6. LP 2. Jazzin' babies blues ; Chattanooga stomp ; New Orleans stomp ; Southern stomps (take 1) ; Southern stomps (take 2) ; Riverside blues ; Mabel's dream (take 1) ; Mabel's dream (take 2) ; London (café) blues ; Camp meeting blues ; Tears ; Buddy's habit ; Working man blues ; Riverside blues ; Room rent blues ; I ain't gonna tell nobody ; Mabel's dream ; Sweet baby doll (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band).

Call number

1. *LDC 58210

Note

1. Title from disc label.
2. Liner notes by Ricky Riccardi and discography printed in accompanying volume.
3. "The 1923 recordings by King Oliver's working Chicago band are the stuff of legend. Nothing like them had ever been heard on record before, and nothing in jazz would be the same afterward. Here, for the first time, all 37 sides are presented--in release order--on two LPs and two CDs, along with 55 additional tracks (on CDs 3 and 4) that allow us to understand these musical giants not only as innovators but also as products of the acoustic-era recording industry. With all-new restorations and remastering by Richard Martin, these selections have never sounded better. Further, there's an 80-page book included, where GRAMMY-winning author Ricky Riccardi insightfully tells the story of the relationship between "Papa Joe" Oliver and "Little Louis" Armstrong and gives detailed notes on the tracks. Produced by Archeophone's Meagan Hennessey and Richard Martin, GRAMMY-winning producers of Lost Sounds. Celebrate the 100th anniversary of these landmark records!"--Publisher.

Credits (note)

1. Produced by Richard Martin and Meagan Hennessey.

Event (note)

1. LPs, CDs 1-2 recorded in 1923.
2. Louis' record collection (CD 3) recorded between 1891 and 1921.
3. Joe's jazz kingdom (CD 4) recorded between 1920 and 1923.

Title

1. Centennial / King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band.

Publisher

1. Champaign, IL : Archeophone Records, [2024]

Copyright date

1. ©2024, ℗2024

Type of content

1. performed music
2. text

Type of medium

1. audio
2. unmediated

Type of carrier

1. audio disc
2. volume

Physical medium

1. LP vinyl rdamat

Digital file characteristics

1. audio file
2. CD audio

Series

1. Jazz, dance & blues series
2. Jazz, dance & blues series.

Performer

1. Recordings chiefly by King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band.

Credits

1. Produced by Richard Martin and Meagan Hennessey.

Event

1. LPs, CDs 1-2 recorded in 1923.
2. Louis' record collection (CD 3) recorded between 1891 and 1921.
3. Joe's jazz kingdom (CD 4) recorded between 1920 and 1923.

Chronological term

1. 1921-1930

Added author

1. Riccardi, Ricky, 1980- writer of supplementary textual content.
2. Hennessey, Meagan, audio producer.
3. Martin, Richard (Sound recording producer), audio producer.
4. Oliver, King, 1885-1938, composer, performer.
5. Vasnier, Louis, performer.
6. Burr, Henry, performer.
7. Coster, Naum, performer.
8. Wheeler, Frederick J., performer.
9. Quinn, Dan W., performer.
10. Pryor, Arthur, 1870-1942, performer.
11. Kenecke, Emily, performer.
12. Tetrazzini, Luisa, 1871-1940, performer.
13. Sarto, Andrea, performer.
14. Clarke, Herbert L. (Herbert Lincoln), 1867-1945, performer.
15. Galli-Curci, Amelita, 1882-1963, performer.
16. Perini, Flora, 1887-1975, performer.
17. Caruso, Enrico, 1873-1921, performer.
18. De Luca, Giuseppe, 1876-1950, performer.
19. Jolson, Al, 1886-1950, performer.
20. McCormack, John, 1884-1945, performer.
21. Williams, Bert, 1874-1922, performer.
22. Brooks, Shelton, performer.
23. Bert, Flo, performer.
24. Bernard, Al, 1888-1949, performer.
25. Panico, Louis, 1899-1986, performer.
26. Waters, Ethel, 1896-1977, performer.
27. Dudley, Roberta, performer.
28. Lee, Ruth (Singer), performer.
29. Straight, Charley, 1891-1940, performer.
30. Taylor, Eva, 1896-1977, performer.
31. Kahn, Art, performer.
32. Stevens, Ernest L., performer.
33. King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, performer.
34. Young's Creole Band, performer.
35. Art Landry's Syncopating Six, performer.
36. Sousa Band, performer.
37. United States Marine Band, performer.
38. Haydn Quartet (Vocal group), performer.
39. Pryor Band, performer.
40. Prince's Military Band, performer.
41. Fisk University. Men's Glee Club, performer.
42. American Quartet, performer.
43. Victor Military Band, performer.
44. Handy's Orchestra of Memphis, performer.
45. Original Dixieland Jazz Band, performer.
46. Art Hickman's Orchestra, performer.
47. Paul Whiteman Orchestra, performer.
48. Jazz Hounds, performer.
49. Isham Jones Orchestra, performer.
50. Jazz Masters, performer.
51. Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds, performer.
52. Levy's Trio, performer.
53. Original Memphis Five, performer.
54. Society Serenaders, performer.
55. Ory's Sunshine Orchestra, performer.
56. Georgians (Musical group : Frank Guarente), performer.
57. Friars Society Orchestra, performer.
58. Clarence Williams' Trio, performer.
59. Harmony Syncopators (Musical group), performer.
60. Midway Garden Orchestra, performer.
61. Original Capitol Orchestra, performer.
62. Jelly Roll Morton's Jazz Band, performer.
63. Greenwich Village Orchestra (Billy Wynne), performer.
64. Club Alabam (New York, N.Y.). Orchestra, performer.
65. Thomas Morris Past Jazz Masters, performer.

Other standard identifier

1. 860003210093

Publisher no.

1. 6014 Archeophone
2. ARCH6014 Archeophone

Research call number

1. *LDC 58210 [CD]
2. *LZR 76851 [LP]
3. *LZZ 25-892 [Text, poster and box]