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.

This album features Emile Christian and Sharkey Bonano among others paying tribute to Nick LaRocca who is generally credited with spreading New Orleans jazz to the rest of the world with his Original Dixieland Jazz Band.

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

This CD wraps up a series of pure New Orleans jazz recorded Dec. 31, 1965 at the famous San Jacinto Hall where many other great jazz recordings have been made. Features trumpeter Kid Thomas, clarinetist Butch Thompson, trombonist Louis Nelson, banjo player Mike Polad, bassist Joseph Butler and drummer Sammy Penn.

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.

Here's Pete on the brink of fame in the mid-'50s, swinging like mad on this Joe Mares session with his Dixieland All-Stars! You'll also hear songs by Pete and His Three Coins plus Al Hirt & His New Orleans Band; includes Farewell Blues; Jazz Me Blues; Cherry; After You've Gone; Careless Love; Breeze, and 10 more.

Features four tracks recorded with Rosemary Clooney in New Orleans in 1952, which are: I'm Goin' Home, Bourbon Street Parade, You Cooked My Goose and a Good Man Is Hard to Find. Features 14 other tracks recorded 1953-1956 including five with vocals by trumpeter George Girard. Musicians include Sidney Davilla - clarinet, Lester Bouchon - sax, Jack Delaney - trombone, Armand Hug - piano, Joe Loyacano - bass and Monk Hazel - drums. Includes the tracks: I'm Sitting on Top of the World, Roses of Picardy, Riverboat Shuffle, Doctor Jazz, New Orleans Parade, Dippermouth Blues.

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

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.

W. George Girard-trumpet, Pete Fountain-cl & tenor sax, Joe Rotis-trombone, Roy Zimmerman-piano, Bunny Franks-bass, Charlie Duke-drums.

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.

No one sounded quite like Raymond Burke. He's clearly heard all of the great clarinetists from Leon Roppolo on down, and absorbed a bit from each of them. He had a beautiful dark tone that was pure New Orleans. This album was produced by Joe Mares, one of the legends in New Orleans music. He built a small recording studio in his shop and entertained his jazz friends when the day's work was done. He produced records for national companies, then started the Southland label; he ran it for thirty years and produced 41 albums before he sold the label to George Buck of GHB/Jazzology. This session includes ten unissued tracks from Southland sessions from 1960 and 1958 - two were recorded for broadcast at Dan's Pier 500, a popular Bourbon Street club best known as one of Al Hirt's first gigs, and one recorded in the famous French Quarter studio run by Cosimo Matassa, who was best known for recording most of the great sides by Fats Domino.

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

Trumpeter live in the S.F. Bay Area with The Yerba B Band.

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

Percy Humphrey-tpt, Louis Nelson-tmb, Albert Burbank-cl, Lars Edegran-pno, Chester Zardis-bs, Barry Martyn-dms, 1966.

Vocalist Natalie Lamb is backed by trumpeter Doc Cheatham, pianist Sammy Price and drummer Candy McDonald on this session recorded in 1979 in New York. This CD contains the original LP of "My Daddy Rocks Me" plus a new session with Natalie backed by Charlie Fardella, Tom Fischer, Steve Pistorious, Tom Saunders and Chris Tyle.

New Orleans jazz from the 1950's feat. trombonist & Tom Sharpsteen-clr, Elmer Schoebel-piano, Danny Barker-banjo/guitar, Freddy Moore-drums.

Volume 1 of a 2 CD series features driving two-trumpet jazz in the Lu Watters/Yerba Buena tradition. Many members of this band have now become well-known, including trombonist Bob Connors. Also features Dave Whitney, Paul Monat, Blair Bettencourt, Don Bennet, Cal Owen, Stu Gunn & Ray Smith.

Bassist Alcide Pavageau is captured on two sessions, the first from 1965, the second from a Kid Thomas recording from 1961.

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.

DeDe Pierce-tpt, Billie Pierce-pno, Paul Barbarian-dms, Chris Barber-tmb & his jazz band, 20 tracks.

(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)

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

Incl. 9 previously unissued cuts, w. Cuff Billet, Pete Dyer, Graham Peterson, John Coles, Terry Knight, recorded in 1965.