This CD features two small group sessions recorded in the late 1950s featuring two of the finest traditional jazz pianists - Art Hodes and Don Ewell. Tracks include Apex Blues, Liberty Inn Drag,... more

Live solo piano in Great Britain 1971.

W. Yoshio Toyama Jazz All-Stars 1975.

This 2-CD set features the digitally remastered music from three magnificent Don Ewell recordings - originally issued on LPs, recorded between 1969 and 1973. They were first released as "Jazz On A... more

Trumpeter Bunk Johnson and pianist Don Ewell are joined by Doc Evan and his band on this 15 track concert. Tracks include: Bunk Talking, in the Gloaming, the Pearls, Sister Kate, High Society, Saints... more

Studio session by pianist Don Ewellon while on tour in Australia w. Pamela Hird-tpt (a la Kid Thomas), Llew Hird-tmb (a la Kid Ory+), Carl Hird-cl (a la George Lewis) & the Sydney Stompers.

Duet record with New Orleans pianist Don Ewell and trumpeter Yoshio Toyama. 1975 recording made in Japan when Don visited there to play some shows. They are joined on a few tracks by clarinetist... more

2 CD set from 1975 features pianist & Australia's leading New Orleans-style jazz band, the Yarra Yarra Jazz Band. Includes some fine piano solos by Ewell.

Live performance of New Orleans-style jazz from 1966, feat. Cie Frazier-drms, Jim Robinson-trmb + never before released alternate takes.

1949 and '51 recordings featuring Sidney Bechet, Muggsey Spanier, Don Ewell, Doc Evans and Miff Mole. Jazz Ltd. Was a Jazz club located at 11 E. Grand owned and operated by Bill and Ruth Reinhardt... more

Perhaps best known as a blues label Delmark Records actually has issued more jazz albums than blues and was the first label to record Chicago's AACM jazz collective. Founded in 1953 by Bob Koester,... more

Willie "The Lion" Smith in the 1920s was considered one of the big three of stride piano, along with James P. Johnson and Fats Waller. He was an influence on the young Duke Ellington. Because he... more

(2-CD set) This reissue features the powers of four master pianists, Willie "The Lion" Smith, Don Ewell, Claude Hopkins and Sir Charles Thompson. On 10 tracks recorded in Toronto in 1967, Smith and... more

This compilation CD features 19 tracks covering the entire life of the American Music label, either unissued or only included on LPs issued in Japan. This CD was originally included in the book Bill... more

San Francisco had its own thriving Dixieland scene, and Turk's band was one of its leading lights. Here are 42 of their finest, almost all of 'em new to CD: See See Rider; Frankie and Johnny; Ace in... more

You think you know how to listen to jazz, as you know certain terms such as a chorus, a ballad, a riff, scat etc. However, anyone can applaud at the wrong time in mid-concert, or fail to recognize... more

The release of this CD should propel St. Louis' legendary trumpet player Dewey Jackson from a footnote to his rightful place in jazz history. Jackson was born in St. Louis, June 21, 1900 (before... more

Marty Grosz performs guitar & vocals w. small groups feat. Peter Ecklund, Dan Bloch, Scott Robinson, Bobby Gordon, Jack Stuckey, Keith Ingham, Pierre Calligaris + others.

Duet between vocalist and pianist, 10 cuts, incl.. One medley, recorded May 5, 1975.

A double CD of broadcasts by the 1954 Jack Teagarden Band featuring Jackie Coon on trumpet, Norma Teagarden and Ray Bauduc and Lil Armstrong on intermission piano.