Celebrating Mildred Bailey and Red Norvo /

Table of Contents: “…Medley: Georgia on my mind ; Rockin' chair…”
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Catfish blues : Mississippi blues.

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Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

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Clarence Williams & the blues singers.

Table of Contents: CONNECT: Vol. 1 (1923-1928)
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Barrelhouse piano blues and stomps : the complete recorded works of Herve Duerson, Turner Parrish, Kingfish Bill Tomlin (1929-1933).

Table of Contents: “…I'm busy, you can't come in (Alura Mack, vcl) ; Avenue strut ; Naptown special ; Easy drag ; Evening chimes waltz ; Texas dream blues (Dreamin' of Texas) (Teddy Moss, vcl) ; Ocean wave blues (Teddy Moss, vcl) ; Dyin' in the electric chair (Teddy Moss, vcl) / Herve Duerson --…”
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Papa Charlie Jackson, complete recorded works in chronological order.

Table of Contents: CONNECT: Vol. 1 (1924-1926)
CONNECT: Vol. 2 (1926-1928)
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Monette Moore : complete recorded works in chronological order.

Table of Contents: CONNECT: Vol. 1 (1923-1924)
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Coot Grant and Kid Wilson : complete recorded works in chronological order.

Table of Contents: CONNECT: Vol. 1 (1925-1928)
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CONNECT: Vol. 3 (1931-1938)

Blue girls : complete recorded works in chronological order.

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After you've gone / by Eldridge, Roy, 1911-1989

Table of Contents: “…Louis blues -- Embraceable you -- All the cats join in -- Poor John -- Hi ho trailus boot whip -- Yard dog -- Lover, come back to me -- Rockin' chair -- It's the talk of the town - - Christopher Columbus.…”
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Complete recorded works in chronological order. 18 October 1938 to 4 April 1940 /

Table of Contents: “…Black horse blues -- Sugar mama -- Me no lika you -- Possum den blues (take 1) -- Possum den blues (take 2) -- Little low mellow mama -- A working man's blues -- One to twelve (just as show) -- Let's talk things over -- Sinking sun blues -- Easy way blues -- Machine gun blues -- Beer tavern -- You can't stop me from drinking -- I want some sea food -- Rolling chair -- Love bug blues -- Confidence man -- Big apple blues -- Big money blues -- Chicago mill blues -- Five minutes blues -- Two time mama.…”
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Louis Armstrong, 1928-1931.

Table of Contents: “…Louis blues -- Rockin' chair -- Dear old Southland -- My sweet -- I'm a ding dong daddy (from Dumas) -- I'm confessin' (that I love you) -- You're drivin' me crazy! …”
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Big Bill Broonzy. complete recorded works in chronological order : 17 December 1940 to 6 March 1942.

Table of Contents: “…Rockin' chair blues -- Shine on, shine on -- Green grass blues -- My little flower -- Sweet honey bee -- When I been drinking -- Key to the highway -- Double trouble -- Going back to my plow -- I'm having so much trouble -- Wee wee hours -- Conversation with the blues -- All by myself -- Keep your hand on your heart -- Why should I spend my money -- What's wrong with me -- I feel so good -- In the army now -- Bad acting woman -- Night watchman blues -- She's gone with the wind -- I'm gonna move to the outskirts of town -- Tell me baby -- Hard hearted woman -- I'm woke up now.…”
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Big Joe Williams and the stars of Mississippi blues.

Table of Contents: “…Cross cut saw blues (take 1) -- Cross cut saw blues (take 2) -- Classy Mae blues -- You can't read my mind -- Travelin' highway man -- Deep blue sea blues -- I'm a guitar king -- It's a crying pity -- Mozelle blues -- Blues trip me this morning -- Mr So and so blues -- Roll me, baby -- I love my baby -- Shake it up and go -- Blue as I can be -- Bluebird blues -- Bluebird blues (take 2) -- Boogie woogie woman / Robert Petway -- Catfish blues -- Ride'em on down -- Rockin' chair blues -- My little girl -- Let me be your boss -- Left my baby crying -- Sleepy woman blues.…”
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The war and postwar years.

Table of Contents: “…It serves you right (you shouldn't have joined) -- If I had a girl like you -- Swim, little fish -- Bell bottom George -- The "V" sign song -- The old cane bottom chair -- Our Fanny's gone all yankie -- Unconditional surrender -- Blackpool prom -- Mr. …”
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Bessie Smith song book / by Smith, Bessie, 1894-1937

Table of Contents: “…After you've gone -- Baby doll -- Baby, won't you please come home-- Backwater blues -- Blue blues -- Cake walking babies from home -- Dirty no-gooder's blues -- Down in the dumps -- Downhearted blues -- Foolish man blues -- Gimme a pigfoot and a bottle of beer -- A good man is hard to find -- Gulf coast blues -- Hard time blues -- I ain't got nobody (And nobody cares for me) -- In the house blues -- It makes my love come down -- Jailhouse blues -- Long road -- Lost your head blues -- My man blues -- New Orleans hop scop blues -- Nobody knows you when you're down and out -- Pickpocket blues -- Please help me get him off my mind -- Poor man's blues -- Preachin' the blues -- Reckless blues -- Rocking chair blues -- Safety Mamma -- See if I'll care -- Shipwreck blues -- Squeeze me -- Standin' in the rain blues -- Tain't nobldy's biz-ness if I do -- Take me for a buggy ride -- Wasted life blues -- Young woman's blues.…”

The Smithsonian collection of classic jazz.

Table of Contents: “…-- Willow weep for me / Ann Ronell (Art Tatum) -- Too marvelous for words / Richard Whiting (Art Tatum) -- Organ grinder's swing / Will Hudson (Jimmie Lunceford and his orchestra) -- Rockin Chair / Hoagy Carmichael (Gene Krupa and his orchestra) -- I can't believe that you're in love with me / Jimmy McHugh (The Chocolate Dandies, featuring Roy Eldridge and Benny Carter) -- When lights are low / Benny Carter (Lionel Hampton and his orchestra) -- Dinah / Henry Akst (Quintette of the Hot Club of France) -- Doggin' around / Herschel Evans and Edgar W. …”

Early Ellington : The complete Brunswick and Vocalion recordings of Duke Ellington, 1926-1931. by Ellington, Duke, 1899-1974

Table of Contents: “…; Mood indigo ; Home again blues ; Wang-wang blues ; Rockin' chair ; Rockin' in rhythm ; Twelfth street rag ; The peanut vendor ; Creole rhapsody, part 1 ; Creole rhapsody, part 2 (take A) ; Creole rhapsody, part 2 (take AA) ; Is that religion?…”
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