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.

Rec. In London, great neo-Dixie 1966-92.

Sweet Mary Cat is a band from Lyon, France that plays in the authentic New Orleans tradition. Led by drummer Marie Dandrieu, the band features Christian Genin, Patrick Molton, Jean-Pierre Alessi and others. Recorded live in Sept. 2000 in France, this CD also features special guests Tony Taylor on bass and Barbara Widmer on piano.

W. Ian Wheeler-cl, as & harmonica, Rod Mason-cornet & voc, Denmark's Ole "Fessor" Lindgreen-tmb, Ray Foxley-pno, Vic Pitt-bs, Colin Bowden-dms, 1993 Farnham, England.

Founded in 1987 in Switzerland, the New Orleans Hot Shots recorded this CD live in October 2003 at the Mahogany Hall in Bern, Switzerland. This CD is part two of the concert, the first being issued on GHB #457.

Late traditional jazz leader with his San Francisco band rec. In Atlanta 1972.

Gauthe's sextet w. Steve Pistorius, David Boeddinghaus, Amy Sharpe, Neil Unterseher, Rick Elmore, Tom Saunders, Ernie Elly and Dicky Taylor, 12 cuts from April 16 & 17, 1986.

This is the last of a five volume series featuring the happy sounds of the St. Louis Ragtimers. 20 tracks featuring Trebor Jay Tichenor, Al Sticker, Don Franz, Bill Mason, Eric Sager and Glenn Meyer.