14 tracks by pianist/guitarist Lars Edegran's Palm Court Jazz All Stars.

The first half of this album features Barry's late 60s band, with Teddy Fullick (trumpet), Sammy Rimington (clarinet/alto/tenor), Pete Dyer (trombone), Graham Paterson (piano), Brian Turnock (string bass) and Martyn (drums) recorded in London 1967. The second half features the classic Martyn band, with Cuff Billett (trumpet), Bill Greenow (clarinet), Pete Dyer (trombone), Graham Paterson (piano), John Coles (banjo), Terry Knight (string bass) and Martyn (drums) recorded in London 1962. Track listing: All I Do Is Dream of You, I'm Glad for Your Sake, Object of My Affection, Love Is Made for You & Me, Shine on Harvest Moon, June Night, Honky Tonk Town, Saturday Night Function, Swingy Little Thingy, Last Mile of the Way and more.

Bay Area trumpeter Bob Scobey and his Frisco Jazz Band is presented here on live and studio recordings made between 1950-1957. Over 75 minutes of New Orleans jazz at it's finest on this CD. Bob Scobey - trumpet Jack Buck, Bob Mielke, Marshall Nichols - trombone, Darnell Howard, Bob Helm, Ellis Horne Or Bill Napier - clarinet, George Probert - clarinet & soprano sax, Burt Bales Or Wally Rose - piano, Clancy Hayes - banjo & vocals, Dick Lammi Or Hal McCormack - bass, Squire Girsback - bass & tuba, Bob Short - tuba, Fred Higuera - drums. Songs include: Panama, Memphis Blues, Some of These Days, Strange Blues, Ace in the Hole, Clarinet Marmalade and twelve more classics.

14 track collection of trumpeter Sharey Bonano recorded between 1954-1963. Musicians include clarinetists Louis Cottrell, Harry Shields and Pinky Vidacovich, pianists Armand Hug and Stanley Mendelson, bassists Chink Martin and Sherwood Mangiapanne, drummers Paul Barbarian, Abbie Brunnies and Monk Hazel. Tracks include: Corrine, Corrina, Jealous Blues, My Monday Date, Chimes Blues, Ole Fashin' Lovin', How Come You Do Me?, I'm Heading Down South.

Eighteen track collection featuring songs recorded from the 1930s up to the present. Tracks include Bourbon Street Parade - Topsy Chapman, Darktown Strutter's Ball - Ella Fitzgerald & Chick Webb Orchestra, Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight - Original Salty Dogs, Come to the Mardi Gras - Captain John Handy, That's Why I Like New Orleans - Doc Souchon & His Milneberg Boys.

This fine band from Australia is led by Geoff Gilbert, a banjo player who has now moved to New Orleans. This CD captures the essence of his band which performs and floats on the riverboats that sail up the Mississippi River from New Orleans. Featured is vocalist Jill Lindfield along with Geoff's superb banjo artistry.

Three different sessions from three artists. Jack Delaney featuring Pete Fountain feature four tracks recorded in 1955. Doc Souchon and His Patients feature four tracks recorded in 1954 and Sharkey Bonano and His Kings of Dixieland are represented by six tracks from 1951. Tracks include: Hindustan, Sidewalks of New York, Roses of Picardy, Tuck Me to Sleep, Land of Dreams, Indiana.

Great New Orleans vocalists Topsy Chapman and Barbara Shorts join Lars Edegran and his band on this 14 track album recorded in New Orleans in April of 2005. Features Duke Heitger, Trumpet; Sammy Rimington, Clarinet & Alto Sax; Fred Lonzo, Trombone; Robert Harris, Trombone; Bill Huntington, Bass; Shannon Powell, Drums.

On this new release the Magnolia Jazz Band out of Oslo, Norway plays a live concert of New Orleans gospel instrumentals that was recorded at the Sorgenfri church in Denmark. Tracks are: In the Sweet Bye And By, Walking with the King, the Old Rugged Cross, Lily of the Valley, Lead Me, Over in the Glory land, Just a Closer Walk with Thee, Just a Little While to Stay Here, An Evening Prayer and Bye And Bye.

14 live tracks from our favorite gang of Dixieland-playing Disney refugees! Includes at the Georgia Camp Meeting; Beale Street Mama; the Waltz You Saved for Me; Sister Kate; Bye Bye Blues, and more.

Recorded in London in 1965 with a line-up featuring George "Kid Sheik" Cola (trumpet & vocal), John Handy (alto & vocal), Cuff Billett (trumpet & vocal), Pete Dyer (trombone), Richard Simmons (piano), Brian Turnock (string bass) and Barry Martyn. Track listing: Rebecca, Last Night on the Back Porch, Ice Cream, Black and Blue, Eh La Bas, in the Groove, Little Richard's Blues, Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet, Panama, in the Gutter, Bye Bye Blackbird.

In 1960, when the music on this CD was originally recorded and released, Joe and Susie Edwards - Butterbeans & Susie - were on the tail end of a phenomenal 50-year-long career as a husband-and-wife comedy team. During the mid-to-late 1920s, when vaudeville was at it's height, and the TOBA circuit was in it's glory, this duo ruled the whole rowdy world of husband-and-wife comedy. This CD contains the entire original LP plus additional informal dialogue and interviews. Features Eddie Heywood, Leonard Gaskin, Jimmy Crawford, Joe Thomas, Gene Sedric, Benny Morton, Dick Vance, Earl Warren and Dickie Wells. Includes: Ballin' the Jack/ Get Yourself a Monkey Man/ There'll Be Some Changes Made/ Construction Gang/ I've Got the Blues for Home Sweet Home/ a Married Man's a Fool/ When My Man Shimmies/ Deal Yourself Another Hand/ Street Piano/ Unitl the Real Thing Comes Along and several interviews.

Here's a World Transcription session of Bunk's plus his only recordings with a fella they called Satchmo! Those live tracks join a 1938 Saturday Night Swing Club broadcast; Fats Waller, Jack Teagarden and Sidney Bechet play too as you hear I Got Rhythm; Jeepers Creepers; Tiger Rag; Basin Street Blues; Panama; Goodbye, and more.

Featuring: Lew Green, cornet, Ernie Carson, cornet, John Cooper, piano, Wayne Jones, drums, Tom Bartlett, trombone, Kim Cusack, clarinet, Mike Walbridge, tuba, Jack Kuncl, banjo, Carol Leigh, vocals, Jim Williams, vocals, the Turk Murphy Band on 2 selections, 1982. Track Listing: Beale Street Blues, New Orleans Stomp, Strut Miss Lizzie, Nobody's Blues But Mine, Oh Sister!, Georgia Swing, Salty Dog, the Glory land, Friendless Blues, from Monday On, Friend with Pleasure, Jelly Bean Blues, Sweet Man, Panama, Bay City.

New Orleans clarinetist with pianist Dave Paquette and drummer Pam Pameijer.

Clarinetist Pierre Claessens meets with the legendary trumpeter Lionel Ferbos (well into his '90s) on this 16 track album recorded in April of 2005. Features Bruno Van Acoleyen, Trumpet; Vincent Van Elferen, Trombone; Dag; Benend, Banjo; Paul Brandes, String Bass; Philippe Desmet, Drums.

Featuring: Bob Barnard, cnt, Frank Traynor, tbn, Fred Parkes, clt, Graham Coyle, pno, Peter Cleaver, bjo, Ron Williamson, tbs, Len Barnard, drs, and many more: 1952-1973. Track Listing: 1919 March, Snag It, King of the Zulus, Brown Skin Mama, It's Tigh Jim, Original Georgia Grind, Working Man Blues, Cushion Foot Stomp, Sunset Cafe Stomp, Georgia Grind, Flat Foot, That's My Home, Plenty of Love, Hiawatha, Elmer Denfield, Kelly's Deal, Brown Bottom Bess, Takin' No Risks, Got the Shakes, Perfect Rag, Spinner, Once in a While, Sweet Papa, Texas Moaner Blues, 78:40.

Red hot New Orleans Jazz featuring Sammy Rimington on Reeds and Fred Vigorito on Cornet.

Featuring: Jack Carrel, tpt, Jim Snyder, tbn, Buzz Reynolds, clt, John Cooper, pno, Dick Karner, drs, Randy Wilkinson, bjo, Bob Rann, tba. Track Listing: Big Butter & Egg Man, Some of These Days, Cakewalking Babies, Dippermouth Blues, Jazzin' Babies, Shake That Thing: Sweet Georgia Brown, Wild Man Blues, Clarinet Marmalade, Blues My Naughtie Sweetie, a Closer Walk with Thee, Bourbon Street Parade, Beale Street Mama, Sobbin' Blues, Buddy Bolden Blues, Canal Street Blues, Curse of An Aching Heart, 73:57.

The session on this album was recorded in 1970 and previously issued on LP. This 16 track CD combines bonus material from another session and showcases Jean singing the blues with the Boll Weevil Jass Band featuring Dan Havens, Bob Shanahan, Frank Powers, Mike Montgomery, John Teach out and others.

New Orleans jazz pioneer/pianist/vocalist teams up with clarinetist & Chester Zardis/James Prevost-bass, Colin Richardson-drums.

W. his Creole Rice Yerba Buena Jazz Band (present driving West Coast jazz.

Off-shoot of Grand Dominion Jazz Band 1988-89.

This CD reissue combines two long-out-of-print LPs from the Southbound label: "Dreaming Down the River to New Orleans" and "Shades of New Orleans." It features Thomas Jefferson, Jim Robinson, Frog Joseph, Raymond Burke, Louis Cottrell, Sam Dutrey, Stanley Mendelson (who just passed away), Lester Santiago, Joe Coprano, Placide and Jerry Adams, Paul Barbarin, Monk Hazel, and Sister Elizabeth Eustis and her choir.

A tribute to Mezzrow/Bechet w. Goff Dubber 1990.