(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 clarinetist has been best known for his association with Joplin and Ellington. But he was a key player in the shift from ragtime to jazz, and this CD of his band's complete 1918–20 recordings... more

Twenty prime examples of what made Webb one of the most spirited and competitive drummers and bandleaders of his era: "Let's Get Together," "Blue Minor," "Down Home Rag," "Harlem Congo," "Azure,"... more

At last, a retrospective devoted to the red-hot fiddle and versatile voice of this ultimate musician's musician! A fixture in country and Western swing for decades (and a key member of Willie... more

Paul Lingle began playing ragtime and jazz in his teens and was to continue until his death, Oct. 30, 1962. His piano training made him capable of playing classical music, but he preferred the music... more

Edmond Hall-cl, Colin Bates-pno, Mike Gilligan-bs, Billy Law-dms, 11 tracks.

60 tracks containing their work for several labels and with the Sons of the Pioneers, Hugo Winterhalter, Freddy Martin and Perry Como to name just a few. Includes The Tennessee Waltz; Let Me In;... more

BBC Radio recordings featuring Chris Barber Jazz band, the Temperance Seven and Terry Lightfoot.

Excellent quality recording. BBC broadcasts 1961 and 1962 and also NDR, Germany 1967. Some variation in personnel - 13.7.1961 BBC - Tracks 1-6 and 15-19 MONTY SUNSHINE JAZZ BAND Monty Sunshine,... more

26 tracks recorded in Chicago in the 1940s and early 1950s by the Hoosier Hot Shots: Paul Trietsch - song whistle, washboard, drums, toys, Charles Otto Ward - clarinet, Ken Trietsch - guitar, Frank... more