1986 release.

New Orleans trumpeter Oscar "Papa" Celestin is joined by the rarely recorded alto saxophonist Adolphe Alexander. 7 of the 15 tracks were recorded with Adolphe in 1954 and the rest are from 1950. Tracks include: Panama, Jambalaya, Saints Go Marchin' In, Jazz Me Blues and more classics.

Trumpeter/vocalist presents a relaxed New Orleans jazz session recorded in a church, featuring Sammy Rimington-clarinet, Barry Palser-trb, Ray Smith-piano, Pete Morcom-banjo, Colin Bowden-drum.

12 tracks.

2-CD set contains 4 programs from 4 dates: July 26th, Aug. 2nd, 9th & 16th, 1947 - features Wild Bill Davison, Albert Nicholas, Baby Dodd's, Ralph Sutton, Jimmy Archey, Pops Foster, Danny Barker, Lu Watters, Turk Murphy, Bob Scobey, Bud Scott, Buster Wilson, Kid Ory & many others.

Carnival comes to your home! w. Sharkey & his Kings of Dixieland, Young Men of New Orleans, Jim Beatty, Thomas Jefferson/Raymond Burke.

Tenor saxophonist & trumpeter are recorded here in 1967 in Manchester, England, feat. Al Gay, John Barnes, Roy Williams, Jim Douglas, Ron Rae & Lennis Hastings on 11 tracks.

Violinist w. Jimmy Jones-piano, John Levy-bass.

(2-CD Set) a double CD compilation of the 6 & 7/8s String Band, who originally started playing together in 1911. CD1 features sessions recorded for an LP at guitarist Edmond Souchon's house in Metairie, Louisiana in August 1954, tracks featured on 78s from 1949 and a recording of acoustic guitar playing by Frank Amacker from 1958. CD2 starts with a radio broadcast the band made in 1950 as part of the New Orleans Opera Auditions on the Air, plus recordings by Souchon and ukelele player Charlie Hardy made in 1955.

(2-CD set) John Handy and His New Orleans Stompers with Kid Thomas on trumpet, Jim Robinson on trombone, Sammy Rimington on clarinet, Bill Sinclair on piano, Dick Griffith-banjo, Dick McCarthy on bass, Sammy Penn on drums. (Previously deleted:4/1/09. Original release date:7/1/94)

2-CD set covers 4 separate dates: May 31st, June 7th, 14th & 21st, 1947, feat. Wild Bill Davison, Albert Nicholas, George Brunis, Joe Sullivan, Pops Foster, Baby Dodds, Jimmy Archey, Freddie Moore & others.

This is the first time the old "Music of New Orleans" sessions have been issued in their entirety; the sessions were created to showcase the talents of Capt. John Handy's sax playing, backed up by George Guesnon, Louis James & Joe Watkins.

Ken Colyer-trumpet, Sammy Rimington-cl, Geoff Cole-trombone, John Bastable-banjo, Bill Cole-bass, Brian Hetherington-drums.

San Francisco trumpeter with Bob Helm-cl, Turk Murphy-trombone, Wally Rose-piano, Clancy Hayes-banjo.

Fast-growing jazz star Evan Christopher brings back the sound of great jazz and swing a la Edmond Hall on this release recorded in 1998. The clarinetist is joined by John Sheridan, Howard Elkins, Don Mopsick, Ed Torres, Jim Cullum and Sebastian Campesi. (Previously deleted:10/1/09. Original release date:12/6/02)