Research Catalog

Title

Gennett jazz [sound recording].

Publication

London : JSP Records, p2009.

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Details

Additional Authors

Starr Piano Company. Gennett Record Division.

Description

4 sound discs : digital; 4 3/4 in.

Subjects

• Blues (Music) > To 1931
• Jazz > 1921-1930

Note

• A collection of early jazz recordings from the Gennett Records label.
• Compact discs.
• Credits and notes by Pat Harrison inserted in each container.
• "From the Joe Bussard collection"--Container.

Contents

• CD A: 1922-1924. Eccentric ; Farewell blues ; Discontented blues ; Bugle call blues ; Panama ; Tiger rag (Friars Society Orchestra) -- Boo hoo hoo ; Tiger rag (Husk O'Hare's Super Orchestra of Chicago) -- Stop your kidding ; You've got to see your mama every eight ; Runnin' wild ; Nobody's sweetheart ; Unfortunate blues (Ladd's Black Aces) -- Jazz me blues ; Oh baby ; Copenhagen ; Riverboat shuffle ; Susie ; Sensation ; Lazy daddy ; Big boy (Wolverine Orchestra) -- Swingin' down the lane (Lanin's Famous Players) -- Slue foot (California Vagabonds) -- Bringing home the bacon (Windy City Jazzers) -- Hot mittens (Bucktown Five) -- Charley my boy (Kentucky Blowers) -- Steady steppin' papa (The Happy Harmonists).
• Disc B: 1923-1928. Just gone ; Canal Street blues ; Mandy Lee blues ; I'm going away to wear you off my mind ; Chimes blues ; Weather bird rag ; Dipper mouth blues (Sugar foot stomp) ; Froggie Moore ; Snake rag (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band) -- King Porter (a stomp) ; New Orleans (blues) joys ; Grandpa's spells (a stomp) ; Kansas City stomp ; Wolverine blues (joys) ; The pearls (a stomp) ; Terrible blues ; Santa Claus blues (Jelly Roll Morton) -- It's breaking my heart to keep away from you ; Ya gotta know how to love (Fess Williams & His Royal Flush Orchestra) -- Fourth Avenue stomp (Frank Bunch & His Fuzzy Wuzzies) -- Barbecue blues (F sharp blues) (Watson's Pullman Porters) -- Monte Carlo joys ; Twin blues (Vicksburg Blowers) -- Brown jug blues ; Bass blues (Ezra Buzzington's Rustic Revellers).
• CD C: 1923-1929. Nobody know the way I feel 'dis mornin' ; Early every morn (Josephone Beatty) -- Make that gravel fly ; Daddy what you going to do (Hattie Snow) -- War horse mama ; You don't know my mind blues ; 31st Street blues ; Pipe dream blues (Josie Miles) -- I'm drifting from you blues ; A woman gets tired of one man all the time (Edna Johnson) -- How could I be blue? ; Numbers on the brain (Elvira Johnson) -- Blues rode me all night long ; Lost man blues (Bertha Ross) -- You used to be sugar blues ; Strange woman's dream (Hattie Garland) -- Wild geese blues ; Red beans and rice (Alberta Jones) -- East coast blues ; Working man blues ; Fall or summer blues ; Sport model mamma blues (Lizzie Washington) -- If you want to keep your daddy home ; Laughin' cryin' blues ; Midnight blues (a wee hour chant) ; Triflin' blues (Daddy don't you trifle on me) (Viola McCoy).
• Disc D: 1922-1930. My baby ; Pleasure mad ; Oriental man ; Some do and some don't ; Tack it down ; Endurance stomp ; Yearning and blue ; Someday you'll know (State Street Ramblers) -- Pass the jug ; Jelly roll stomp (Frank Melrose) -- You've got what I want ; My back to the wall (Irene Scruggs) -- Make me know it (Jelly James & His Fewsicians) -- Mandy ; Hum all your troubles away ; It's tight like that (Zach White's Chocolate Beau Brummels) -- Some of these days ; Spirit of '49 rag (George H. Tremer) -- Chicken super strut (Triangle Harmony Boys) -- Mississippi shivers (Sidney Williams) -- I wonder blues (I've got the wonder blues) ; Pick me up and lay me down in dear old Dixieland ; Who loved you best (Bailey's Lucky Seven) -- "E flat" blues ; Original Charleston strut (Porter's Blues Devils) -- Jazzin' babies blues ; Twelfth Street rag (Richard M. Jones).

LCCN

788065906221

OCLC

• ocn568076259
• 568076259

Owning Institutions

Columbia University Libraries