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... more

This fourth and final volume of The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra recordings includes two titles from Chick Bullock's Dec. 19th, 1933 session (Other Dorsey Brothers' releases in the Jazz Oracle series... more

(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,... more

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... more

This is a selection of hot sides released by Grey Gull from 1924-30, featuring Leroy Smith's Orchestra, Thomas Morris, Mike Mosiello and Andy Sannella. Includes the complete "Memphis Jazzers"... more

(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... more

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... more

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.

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.... more

25 track compilation contains cuts from 1928-29, feat. vocals by Dick Robertson, Smith Ballew, Gene Austin & others; includes appearances by Jack Teagarden, Benny Goodman, Jimmy McPartland & others -... more

24 tracks highlighted by Larry's famous collection of "studies!" Includes Study in Surrealism; a Study in Green; Missouri Gambler; Study in Blue; Old Folks; My Reverie; a Study in Scarlet; Study in... more

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... more

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... more

These are Paramount Hot Dance Obscurities rare sides (the first volume) recorded by the New York Recording Laboratories for issue on it's Broadway and Paramount labels. This CD includes the best of... more

Recorded in New York from 1934-1935, the instrumentation on this CD features trumpet, two reeds, piano, banjo and/or guitar, washboard and at least one vocalist. Two sessions are included: one is an... more

This is volume two in a series devoted to the Original Indiana Five. It includes rare material originally issued on the Gennett label. The 25 track collection features notes by Michael May.

Compilation contains hot dance music from 1924-29. This CD features some of the early Dallas, Texas groups, mainly the Jack Gardner Orchestra.

(2-CD set) This is the first in a series of CDs documenting what has colloquially become known in collecting circles as "EuroJazz." Lud Gluskin was one of the most successful American jazz musicians... more

Cornet master Red Nichols and his band wail away on 26 tracks, recorded in the Big Apple between March 1939 and June 1940. These Bluebird sides feature Red's red-hot band and the vocals of Marion... more

Volume three in Jazz Oracle's complete reissue of Tommy and Jimmy's complete recordings together (we sell the first two volumes as a set) includes another 24 sides and 73-plus minutes of historic... more