W. Bob Helm, Wally Rose, Turk Murphy, Don Kinch, Dick Lammi, Bill Dart +.

2-CD set contains 4 separate broadcasts from 1947, feat. Punch Miller, Muggsy Spanier, Albert Nicholas, Mezz Mezzrow, Joe Sullivan +.

Pete Johnson, Meade Lux Lewis, Albert Ammons... they all learned their boogie-woogie from a groundskeeper at Comiskey Park, Jimmy Yancey. This historic release includes 12 of the first 18 sides he ever recorded for Solo Art in 1939- Yancey's Getaway; Rolling the Stone; Lucille's Lament; South Side Stuff, and more.

Classics of the 20's, 30's played by NYC greats.

W. Art Hodes, Ernie Carson, Spencer Clark, Jack Howe, Johnny Haynes, Tom Martin, Doc Cheatham, Herb Hall + 1978.

The New Orleans jazz revival of the '40s brought this trombone titan back into the spotlight-starting with these comeback recordings. Sing and swing along as his fantastic band plays Maple Leaf Rag; Creole Song; Under the Bamboo Tree; Panama; Careless Love; Weary Blues; Get Out of Here, and more!

Vocalists w. Sammy Kaye incl.. Billy Williams, Arthur Wright, Nancy Norman & Sally Stewart / vocalists w. Les Elgart incl.. Terry Parker and the Tune Tellers.

with all-star aggregate incl.. Omer Simeon, Edmond Hall+, 1947, 20tracks.

Rosetta made her comeback in 1960, enough time having passed for her gospel fans to forgive her blues excursions. This unissued European concert finds her thrilling the crowd with a powerful voice-and-guitar solo performance: Precious Lord; Didn't It Rain; Gospel Train; Down by the Riverside; Can't Sit Down, and more!

Fans were desperate to hear Lee when she gave this 1972 concert (which turned out to be her last); she'd given them no records between 1957 and 1971. You'll also hear 10 rehearsal tracks from '52; she sings Manhattan; the Man I Love; 'S Wonderful; Moon River; Come Sunday; a Ghost of a Chance 26 songs by a treasured jazz vocalist.

Bunk's band recording at San Jacinto Hall.

This album demonstrates a major segment of Grey's talent as a composer, instrumentalist & leader; he wrote 3 of the tunes & performs standards like "St. James Infirmary" & "Basin Street Blues" - he's backed by Rick Trolsen, Tony Dagradi, Victor Atkins & others.

W. Hank Jones, Connie Kay, George Mraz, Tommy Flanagan 1978.

Oscar "Papa" Celestin-trumpet, Edward "Red" Pierson-trombone, Jeanette Kimball-piano, Albert French-banjo and more. Recorded in the early 1950s. (Previously deleted: 7/1/11. Original release date: 11/1/94) Tracks:1. Intro & Dialogue 2. Down By the Riverside 3. Oh Didn't He Ramble 4. Marie La Veau 5. When the Saints Come Marching in 6. High Society 7. Closer Walk with Thee 8. Panama 9. Old Time Religion 10. Fidgety Feet 11. Sheik of Araby 12. St. Louis Blues 13. Ballin' the Jack 14. Muskrat Ramble 15. It Don't Mean a Thing.

20 tracks recorded by clarinet player during the 1920s for Paramount, inc. 3 duets with Tiny Parham, 2 Jimmy Blythe Ragamuffin sides, 4 sides with Lovie Austin's Blues Serenaders as well as many other treats.