IAJRC - CD Catalog

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CD1001. Tenor Sax of Lucky Thompson: The Beginning Years - Collection of 23 rare west coast tracks with Bob Mosley All Stars, Lucky Thompson All Stars, Estelle Edson & Oscar Peterson All Stars, George's Dukes & Dutchess, David Allyn, Lyle Griffin Orchestra, Basin Street Boys, Ike Carpenter, Ernie Andrews, and Mills Blue Rhythm Band. Also available on cassette. Not available on LP. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1002. Tar Heel Jazz - Rare territory bands recorded in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1936-37. Seven selections by the Hod Williams Orchestra; six by Jimmie Gunn and his Orchestra; seven by the Frankie and Johnnie Orchestra; and three by the Frankie Reynolds Orchestra. Superb soloists and swing arrangements. Notes by Geoffrey Wheeler and Richard Raichelson. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1003. Joe Venuti and his Orchestra - Rare 1934 transcriptions featuring Red Norvo, Louis Prima and duets with Frank Victor. More than 70 minutes playing time, 29 selections. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1004. Bobby Hackett, Ed Hall, Vic Dickenson: Milton Jazz Concert, 1963 - A live Massachusetts concert with the legendary front line in an unusually aggressive mood, ably abetted by Evans Schwarz, piano; Champ Jones, bass; and Mickey Sheen, drums, in 73 minutes of never before released performances. Notes by Jim Weaver. Available in CD only. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1005. Duke Ellington, his Orchestra and friends at the First Annual Connectivut Jazz Festival, 1956 - Reissue of IAJRC LP-45 plus four additional Ellington Orchestra tracks. Digitally remastered from the original analog stereo tapes. Friends include: Willie "The Lion" Smith, Buck Clayton, Hank Jones, Walter Page, and Art Trappier. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1006. Herman Chittison: P.S. With Love - Previously unissued solos by this piano great. Specially-priced combination offer with IAJRC Monograph No. 2, Herman Chittison: A Bio-Discography. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1007. The Obscure and Neglected Chicagoans, 1925-1929 - Dud Mecum's Wolverines, The Original Wolverines, Ray Miller and his Hotel Gibson Orch., Ray Miller & his Orch., Thelma Terry and her Boyfriends; 25 titles, 29 tracks; remastered by Jack Towers; notes by Frank Powers; F. Cotterel, J. Lord, G. Johnson, Muggsy, Krupa, F. O'Brien, B. Jacobson, Zurke, W. Smith, possibly McPartland & Tesch. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1008. Joe Haymes and his Orchestra, 1932-1936 - 23 Never-Reissued Recordings (Does NOT duplicate any tracks from IAJRC LP 46). MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1009. Milton Jazz Concert 1964 - Features Yank Lawson, Buck Clayton, Edmond Hall, and Vic Dickenson. 73+ minutes of great live music recorded in Milton, Mass.-a companion volume to CD1004. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1010. First Bass: Oscar Pettiford - Rare recordings and concert dates, 1953-60. Coover Gazdar's Oscar Pettiford discography, also titled First Bass, and the CD are offered at a combined price of US$16.95 (postpaid in USA and Canada. Add US $4.00 for surface; US $6.00 for air shipment to other countries. Offer is valid only as long as the current stock of discographies lasts. CD alone is available at the standard member price. Discography alone has been selling at US $16.95. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1011. Radio Transcriptions: Red Nichols and his Five Pennies, 1929-1930 - Brunswick Brevities and The Heat series. 36 cuts of the rarest Red Nichols. Collective personnel includes: Nichols, Glenn Miller, Jack Teagarden, Jimmy Dorsey, Charlie Teagarden, Manny Klein, Benny Goodman, Babe Russin, Adrian Rollini, Joe Sullivan, Gene Krupa, Bud Freeman, many others. Notes by Steve and Stan Hester. Remastering by Jack Towers. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1012. James Reese Europe and the Hell Fighters Band Feature Noble Sissle - Complete Pathe recordings of this military band from 1919. 24 cuts. Musicians include: Russell Smith, Pops Foster, Jake Porter, Herb Flemming. Notes by Mark Berresford. Remastered by John R. T. Davies MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1013. Bunny Berigan, ARC Sideman, 1931-1936 - This CD brings attention to a neglected period of BB's career. ALthough BB's recordings as a leader are better known, many afficianados prefer his work as a sideman. His most elusive work comes from the records he made between 1931 and 1936 as a ubiquitous studio musician with the American Record Co. (ARC), Melotone, Banner, Romeo, Perfect and also on Columbia and their dimestore labels. Berigan specialist Bozy While has selected 24 ARC Studio band hot dance tracks with the best of Bunny's solos. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1014. Herbie Fields: Live At The Flame Club St. Paul, 1949 - Indiana, Zing went the strings of my heart, Tiny's blues, The way you look tonight, For Betty's sake, Lover, Lemon Drop, Unknown title. Also includes cuts from the two very rare Parrot 78s: Harlem Nocturne, Things ain't what they used to be, I love you, Mr. Jump. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1015. Horace Henderson and his Orchestra: Chicago, 1954 - At the Trianon Ballroom. Featured soloists include: Jimmy Forrest, Goon Gardner, Porter Kilbert and Gail Brockman. 23 Tracks! MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1016. Al Cohn in Concert, 1986 - Includes: Hymn, Sweet and Lovely, One Note Samba, What's New, My Shining Hour, Broadway, When Your Lover Has Gone, Easy Living. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1017. Guitar Rarities Volume 1 - 1933-1947 - Harry Bluestone, Albert Harris, Ivor Mairants, Bobby Sherwood, George M. Smith, Bert Thomas, Frank Victor, Harry Volpe MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1018. Guitar Rarities Volume 2 - 1933-1947 - Albert Harris, Joe Young, Tony Gattuso, Carl Kress, Ernie Varner MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1019. Tubby Hayes: England's Late Jazz Great This is a fantastic CD culled from broadcasts between 1957 and 1972, with Tubby's Quartet, Quintet, Jazz Couriers, Big Band plus Tony Kinsey Trio and Harry South's band. If you are a fan of Hayes' this is a must. If you haven't discovered Tubby as yet you are missing something. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1020. Edmond Hall: Flyin' High 1949-1959 Originally issued on two LP's, one for the New Hampshire Library of Traditional Jazz and the other on Rae-Cox 1120. Traditional jazz by the one and only Edmond Hall and his friends Omer Simeon, Herbert Hall, Dick Cary , Jimmy Raney, Al Hall, Jimmy Crawford, Johnny Windhurst, Vic Dickenson, Kenny Kersey and John Field. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING

CD1021. Buck Clayton: Live at The Embers With Joe Bushkin, Milt Hinton and Jo Jones. These stints at The Embers with the Joe Bushkin Quartet were among the happiest of his distinguished career. Likely recorded in December, 1953. MORE INFO / ORDER / PRICING