16x 78-toeren jazzplaten – Dixieland, New Orleans Jazz en traditionele jazz uit de jaren 1940 en - o.a. Sidney Bechet, Bunk Johnson, Jelly Roll Morton, Kid Ory Jazz Band ,Turk Murphy , Graeme Bell - 78 RPM shellac record - 1941





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Sixteen 78‑rpm jazz records featuring Dixieland and New Orleans traditional jazz, oldest release 1941, including Sidney Bechet, Bunk Johnson and Jelly Roll Morton.
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Among other labels such as His Master's Voice, Columbia, Esquire, Vocalion, Parophone, Good Time Jazz, Crescent, Dixieland Jubilee, Climax, Vogue, and Regal Zonophone.
Some titles include Tiger Rag, Jazz Me Blues, High Society, Muskrat Ramble, St. James Infirmary, Struttin' With Some Barbecue, The Dixieland Ball, and Original Dixieland One-Step.
The records date, depending on the issue, mainly from the period circa 1941–1954. An interesting collection for the lover of early jazz, Dixieland, and historical 78 rpm records.
Condition: from Very Good Plus (VG+) to Near Mint (NM), with normal signs of use that suit records of this age.
1 ; Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers – Rip Up The Joint / Texas Moaner
Label: His Master’s Voice – B.9474 Swing Music 1946 Series – No. 685, No. 686
2 ; Original New Orleans Rhythm Kings – Golden Leaf Strut / She’s Crying For Me
Label: Columbia – D.B. 3470
Swing Music Series – No. 159, No. 160 Released: 1953
3 ; Claude Luter's Crescent City Jazz Band – South African Blues / Snake Rag
Label: Esquire – 10-025 Released: 1949
4 ; Bunk Johnson And His New Orleans Band – Maryland, My Maryland / You Always Hurt The One You Love
Label: Vocalion – V.1036 Released: 1954
5 ; Original Dixieland Jazz Band – Jazz Me Blues / Tiger Rag
Label: His Master’s Voice – B.8466 Released: 1943
6 ; Jelly-Roll Morton’s Trio - Shreveport-Stomp
Jelly-Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers – Deep Creek-Blues
Label: His Master’s Voice – B.9220 Released: 1944
7 ; Joe Daniels and His Hotshots - The Dixieland Ball / Satanic Blues
Label: Parophone ; F.2351 Released: 1949
8 ; Bob Scobey's Frisco Band – Pretty Baby / St. Louis Blues
Label: Good Time Jazz – GV2211 Released: 1952
9 ; Graeme Bell And His Australian Jazz Band – Big Walkabout / Nullabor
Label: Parlophone – R.3514 Released: 1952
10 ; Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band - Original Dixieland One-Step (La Rocca) / Ory's Creole Trombone
Label; Crescent - 6 (1022) Released: 1946
11 ; Lu Watters' Yerba Buena Jazz Band – Frankie And Johnny / Muskrat Ramble
Label: Dixieland Jubilee – J.S. 813 Released: 1950
12 ; Art Hodes' Hot Five Feat Sidney Bechet - St. James Infirmary
Sidney Bechet's Blue Note Jazz Men – Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
Label: Climax Records – 533 Released: 1951
13 ; Turk Murphy's Jazz Band – Struttin' With Some Barbecue / Waiting For The Robert E. Lee
Label; Vogue JS 853 Released: ca 1950
14 ; Bunk Johnson And His New Orleans Band – A Closer Walk With Thee / High Society
Label: His Master’s Voice – B. 9820 Swing Music 1949 Series – No. 37, No. 38
15 ; Graeme Bell & His Dixieland Jazz Band – The Lizard / The Woodbourne Strut
Label: Regal Zonophone – G25115 Released: 1947
16 ; Jelly Roll Morton’s New Orleans Jazzmen – High Society / I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say
Label: His Master’s Voice – B.9216 Released: 1941
Among other labels such as His Master's Voice, Columbia, Esquire, Vocalion, Parophone, Good Time Jazz, Crescent, Dixieland Jubilee, Climax, Vogue, and Regal Zonophone.
Some titles include Tiger Rag, Jazz Me Blues, High Society, Muskrat Ramble, St. James Infirmary, Struttin' With Some Barbecue, The Dixieland Ball, and Original Dixieland One-Step.
The records date, depending on the issue, mainly from the period circa 1941–1954. An interesting collection for the lover of early jazz, Dixieland, and historical 78 rpm records.
Condition: from Very Good Plus (VG+) to Near Mint (NM), with normal signs of use that suit records of this age.
1 ; Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers – Rip Up The Joint / Texas Moaner
Label: His Master’s Voice – B.9474 Swing Music 1946 Series – No. 685, No. 686
2 ; Original New Orleans Rhythm Kings – Golden Leaf Strut / She’s Crying For Me
Label: Columbia – D.B. 3470
Swing Music Series – No. 159, No. 160 Released: 1953
3 ; Claude Luter's Crescent City Jazz Band – South African Blues / Snake Rag
Label: Esquire – 10-025 Released: 1949
4 ; Bunk Johnson And His New Orleans Band – Maryland, My Maryland / You Always Hurt The One You Love
Label: Vocalion – V.1036 Released: 1954
5 ; Original Dixieland Jazz Band – Jazz Me Blues / Tiger Rag
Label: His Master’s Voice – B.8466 Released: 1943
6 ; Jelly-Roll Morton’s Trio - Shreveport-Stomp
Jelly-Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers – Deep Creek-Blues
Label: His Master’s Voice – B.9220 Released: 1944
7 ; Joe Daniels and His Hotshots - The Dixieland Ball / Satanic Blues
Label: Parophone ; F.2351 Released: 1949
8 ; Bob Scobey's Frisco Band – Pretty Baby / St. Louis Blues
Label: Good Time Jazz – GV2211 Released: 1952
9 ; Graeme Bell And His Australian Jazz Band – Big Walkabout / Nullabor
Label: Parlophone – R.3514 Released: 1952
10 ; Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band - Original Dixieland One-Step (La Rocca) / Ory's Creole Trombone
Label; Crescent - 6 (1022) Released: 1946
11 ; Lu Watters' Yerba Buena Jazz Band – Frankie And Johnny / Muskrat Ramble
Label: Dixieland Jubilee – J.S. 813 Released: 1950
12 ; Art Hodes' Hot Five Feat Sidney Bechet - St. James Infirmary
Sidney Bechet's Blue Note Jazz Men – Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
Label: Climax Records – 533 Released: 1951
13 ; Turk Murphy's Jazz Band – Struttin' With Some Barbecue / Waiting For The Robert E. Lee
Label; Vogue JS 853 Released: ca 1950
14 ; Bunk Johnson And His New Orleans Band – A Closer Walk With Thee / High Society
Label: His Master’s Voice – B. 9820 Swing Music 1949 Series – No. 37, No. 38
15 ; Graeme Bell & His Dixieland Jazz Band – The Lizard / The Woodbourne Strut
Label: Regal Zonophone – G25115 Released: 1947
16 ; Jelly Roll Morton’s New Orleans Jazzmen – High Society / I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say
Label: His Master’s Voice – B.9216 Released: 1941

