RCA VICTOR ENCYCOLPEDIA OF RECORDED JAZZ 12 10" Set OLD

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Vinyl graded vg+ to vg++

Records are NOT play graded but visually inspected under a bright light. Mint = appears never played or sealed. VG++ = The only marks are from taking the vinyl out of the album cover - no scratches. VG+ = has minor scratches - does not affect sound quality. VG = no ticks, skips or noise, has scratches but still a nice listening experience. VG- (has background noise, scratches -- I will tell you what is wrong).  1-071509/ 8-2 / OL-100709

Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4206-4S, A 2, 1 R 1,

1. RED ALLEN - PLEASIN' PAUL - Allen and His Orch. - exciting New Orleans horn, with J. C. Higginbotham, Albert Nicholas

2. ALBERT AMMONS: BOOGIE WOOGIE JUMP - Albert Ammons and Pete Johnson - master of boogie woogie: a rocking piano duet with Pete Johnson

3. LOUIS ARMSTRONG: HIGH SOCIETY - Louis Armstrong and His Orch. - the trumpet and voice of fabulous "Satchmo": two selections with Jack Teagarden, Gozy Cole, Teddy Wilson

4. LOUIS ARMSTRONG: ROCKIN' CHAIR - Louis Armstrong and His All Stars (vocal chorus by Armstrong and Jack Teagarden

5. BUSTER BAILEY: NIGHT WHISPERS - John Kirby and His Orch. - the matchless clarient stylist with Charlie Shavers, John Kirby

1. MILDRED BAILEY: GEORGIA ON MY MIND - vocal, with chorus - the beloved "Rockin' Chair Lady" in one of her most famous songs

2. CHARLIE BARNET: BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH ON CHESTNUT STREET - Charlie Barnet with His Orch. (vocal chorus by Mary Ann McCall) - outstanding saxophone star, leading his band in a swing classic

3. COUNT BASIE: SOUTH - Count Basie and His Orch - two brilliant examples of distinctive, rhythmic Kansas City jazz with Jimmy Rushing, Walter Page, Harry Edison

4. COUNT BASIE: MONEY IS HONEY - Count Basie and His Orch. (vocal chorus by Jimmy Rushing)

5. SIDNEY BECHET: NOBODY KNOWS THE WAY I FEEL DIS MORNIN' - Sidney Bechet and His New Orleans Feetwarmers - the amazing soprano sax virtuoso, with Sidney De Paris

Record Two:  Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL4208-1S, 1, A 1,

1. BIX BIEDERBECKE: BARNACLE BILL THE SAILOR - Hoagy Carmichael and His Orch. (vocal chorus by Carmichael and Carson Robinson) - legendary trumpet star, with Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa

2. BUNNY BERIGAN: SOBBIN' BLUES - Bunny Berigan and His Orch. - immortal Swing horn, with drummer Buddy Rich, pianist Joe Bushkin

3. CHU BERRY: SHUFFLIN' AT THE HOLLYWOOD - Lionel Hampton and His Orch. - master of the tenor sax, in a hard-driving Lionel Hampton swing classic

4. BARNEY BIGARD: READY EDDY - Barney Bigard and His Orch. - the great New Orleans clarinetist in a lilting specialty, with Duke Ellington

5. GEORGE BRUNIS: THAT DA DA STRAIN - Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtime Band - inimitably deep-down, spirited trombone, featured with Muggsy Spanier

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL4209-2S, R, B 2,

1. CAB CALLOWAY: THE SCAT SONG - Cab Calloway and His Orch (vocal chorus by Calloway) - Mr. Hi-De-Ho himself, displaying his unique, catchy brand of "jive."

2. HOAGY CARMICHAEL: LAZY RIVER - Hoagy Carmichael and His Orch. (vocal chorus by Carmichael) - a warm-hearted jazz vocal; with Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey

3. BARBARA CARROLL: GOODBYE - Barbara Carroll Trio - the sparkling modern piano stylings of today's First Lady of jazz

4. BENNY CARTER: MY FAVORITE BLUES - Benny Carter and His Orch. - the rich alto saxophone tones of a consistently award-winning veteran

5. BUCK CLAYTON: BUCKIN' THE BLUES - Esquire All-American Award Winners - driving Kansas City trumpeter, with Teddy Wilson, Coleman Hawkins

Album 3 Cli to Dor: Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4210-1S, 1, A 2,

1. LARRY CLINTON: ROCKIN' CHAIR - Larry Clinton and His Orch. - the master of smooth, subtle swing in one of his danceable specials

2. AL COHN: EVERY TIME - Al Cohn and His Orch. - cool new jazz sounds from an outstanding modern saxophonist

3. LEE COLLINS: TIP EASY BLUES - Jones and Collins Astoria Hot Eight - a great New Orleans trumpeter plays a low-down haunting blues

4. EDDIE CONDON: I'M GONNA STOMP MR. HENRY LEE - Eddie's Hot Shots (vocal chorus by Jack Teagarden) - the Chicago jazz great: with Jack Teagarde, Mezz Mezzrow

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL 4211-4S, 1, B 1,

1. WILD BILL DAVISON: PANHANDLE RAG - Gene Krupa and His Orch. - the hottest horn in Dixieland romps with drummer Gene Krupa

2. JOHNNY DODDS: PENCIL PAPA - Johnny Dodds' Hot Six - king of early-jazz clarinet, with Baby Dodds, Lil Armstrong

3. TOMMY DORSEY: ANYTHING - Tommy Dorsey and His Orch. (vocal chorus by Frank Sinatra) - two selections by the "Sentimental Gentleman," with swing stars Ziggy Elman, Buddy Rich, Yank Lawson, and a vocal by young Frank Sinatra

4. TOMMY DORSEY: WELL, ALL RIGHT - Tommy Dorsey and his Orch. (vocal chorus by Edythe Wright)

Album 4:  Eck to Gar:  Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4212-10S, 1, A 4,

1. BILLY ECKSTINE: YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT LOVE IS - Earl Hines and His Orch. (vocal chorus by Eckstine) - the rich voice of "Mr. B", backed by Earl Hines and his driving big band

2. ROY ELDRIDGE: HOP, SKIP AND JUMP - Artie Shaw and His Gramercy Five - the outstanding trumpet stylist, with Artie Shaw's great 'Gramercy 5'

3. DUKE ELLINGTON: PERIDO - Duke Ellington and His Famous Orch. - lush, inimitable jazz moods: two selections with Johnny Hodges, Rex Stewart, Barney Bigard, Ben Webster, Lawrence Brown and many other notable jazzmen

4. DUKE ELLINGTON: LOVER MAN - Duke Ellington and His Famous Orch.

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL 4213-1S, 1, A 4, 1,

1. ZIGGY ELMAN: BUBLITCHKI - Ziggy Elman and His Orch. - Benny Goodman's famous horn man swings out; with Jess Stacy on piano

2. IRVING FAZOLA: STOPPIN' AT THE BLUE HORSESHOE - Irving Fazola and His Dixieland Band - true Dixieland jazz, with Abbie Brunies and other great veteranas

3. BUD FREEMAN: I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY - Bud Freeman and His Summa Cum Laude Orch. - top Chicago tenor sax, with Eddie Condon, PeeWee Russell, Max Kaminsky

4. ERROL GARNER: ERROLL'S BOUNCE - piano solo - Erroll Garner - the happy rhythms of today's most celebrated modern jazz pianist.  (the label has Errol and the cover has Erroll)

Album 5:  Gil to Hig:  Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4214-10S, 1, A 2,

1. DIZZY GILLESPIE: NIGHT IN TUNISIA - Dizzy Gillespie and His Orch. - the dazzling "be-bop" trumpet great, with Milt Jackson, Don Byas

2. BENNY GOODMAN: SINGAPORE SORROWS - Ben Pollack and His Orch. - the immortal King of Swing: an early number with Glenn Miller, Ben Pollack, Jimmy McPartland; and a swing classic featuring Jess Stacy, Gene Krupa, Helen Ward

3. BENNY GOODMAN: SING ME A SWING SONG - Benny Goodman and His orch. (vocal chorus by Helen Ward)

4. GLEN GRAY: LAZY BONES - Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orch. - and his famous Casa Loma Orchestra, great pioneers of the Swing Era

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL 4215-2S, 1, A 1,

1. LIONEL HAMPTON: EVERYGODY LOVES MY BABY - Lionel Hampton and His Orch. - whirlwind vibraphone star, with Ziggy Elman and drummer Cozy Cole

2. COLEMAN HAWKINS: ONE HOUR - Mound City Blue Blowers - foremost tenor sax, with Gene Krupa, Eddie Condon, Glenn Miller

3. FLETCHER HENDERSON: SHOE SHINE BOY - Fletcher Henderson and His Orch. (vocal chorus by Roy Eldridge) - Benny Goodman's famed arranger, with Roy Eldridge, Buster Bailey

4. J. C. HIGGINBOTHAM: SWING OUT - Henry Allen and His Orch. - driving trombone, with New Orleans stars Red Allen, Albert Nicholas

Album 6, Hin to Joh - Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4216-1S, 1, 1 ?,

1. EARL HINES: GRAND PIANO BLUES - Earl Hines and His Orch. - two selections by an all-time great, featuring his driving band and his unique "trumpet-style" piano

2. EARL HINES: EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY - Earl Hines and His Orch.

3. JOHNNY HODGES: SQUATTY ROO - Johnny Hodges and His orch. - Ellington's alto sax star; with Duke, Jimmy Blanton, Ray Nance

4. BILLY HOLIDAY: ANY OLD TIME - Artie Shaw and His Orch. (vocal chorus by Billie Holiday) - the warm, haunting sound of a great jazz voice; with Artie Shaw

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL 4217-1S, I, A ? 1,

1. LENA HORNE: STORMY WEATHER - vocal, with orchestra - the celebrated song stylist offers the classic "Stormy Weather"

2. HARRY JAMES: PECKIN' - Benny Goodman and His Orch. - the brilliant trumpet virtuoso, with Benny Goodman and Gene Krupa

3. BUNK JOHNSON: WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN - Bunk Johnson and His New Orleans Band - return of the famed New Orleans horn, with George Lewis, Baby Dodds

4. J. J. JOHNSON AND KAI WINDING: LULLABY OF BIRDLAND - "Jay and Kai" - sensational modern two-trombone team

Album 7, John to Lew:  Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4218-11S, I, A2,

1. JAMES JOHNSON:  BLEEDING HEARTED BLUES - Louisiana Sugar Babes - the striding Harlem piano star; with his great pupil, Fats Waller

2. MAX KAMINSKY: SHIMMESHAWABBLE - Max Kaminsky and His Dixieland Bashers - hot and hard-driving trumpeter, in Dixieland jazz classic

3. JOHN KIRBY: TWEED ME - John Kirby and His Orch. - the smoothest of swing groups, with Buster Bailey and Charlie Shavers

4. GENE KRUPA: MY SCANDINAVIAN BABY - Gene Krupa and His Orch. - the great jazz drummer on a sizling romp with Wild Bill Davison

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL 4219-1S, 1, A 1,

1. TOMMY LADNIER:  I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY - New Orleans Feetwarmers - stand-out New Orleans trumpeter; with all-time star Sidney Bechet

2. EDDIE LANG: THE WILD DOG - Joe Venutie's Blue Four - celebrated guitarist of the '20s; plus the jazz violin of Joe Venuti

3. LEADBELLY: EASY RIDER - Huddie Ledbetter - the powerful, rugged voice of a remarkable siner of folk-blues

4. GEORGE LEWIS: A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE - Bunk Johnson and His New Orleans Band - brilliant New Orleans clarinetist; with Bunk Johnson, Baby Dodds

Album 8, Lew to Mor:  Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4220-1S, 1, A 1,

1. MEADE LUX LEWIS: HONKY TONK TRAIN BLUES - piano solo - the boogie woogie king plays his famous "Honky Tonk Train"

2. JIMMIE LUNCEFORD: SWEET RHYTHM - Jimmie Lunceford and His Chickasaw Syncopators - powerhouse jazz by one of the most exciting swing bands

3. McKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS: PLAIN DIRT - McKinney's Cotton Pickers - all-star jazz: featurin Fats Waller, Coleman Hawkins

4. WINGY MANONE: JUMPY NERVES - Wingy Manone and His Orch. - the jiving horn ham swings out with Buster Bailey, Cozy Cole

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL 4221-1S, 1,

1. MEZZ MEZZROW: EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY - Mezzrow - Ladnier Quintet - the colorful Chicago clarinetist jams with Pops Foster, Tommy Ladnier

2. MIFF MOLE; DELIRIUM - Red and Miff's Stompers - master of Dixieland trombone, with Jimmy Dorsey nad Red Nichols

3. JELLY ROLL MORTON: WEST END BLUES - Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers - two selections by the legendary "inventor" of jazz, featuring drummer Zutty Singleton, Sidney de Paris, Albert Nichols and other early-jazz greats

4. JELLY ROLL MORTON: TANK TOWN BUMP - Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers

Album 9, Mot to Oli: Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4222-1S, 1, A1,

1. BENNIE MOTEN: LAFAYETTE - Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orch. - great Kansas City jazz with Count Basie, Ben Webster, 'Hot Lips' Page

2. MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS: TAILSPIN - Mound City Blue Blowers - a jam session with Jack Teagarden, Eddie Condon, Red McKenzie

3. PHIL NAPOLEON:  YOU CAN'T CHEAT A CHEATER - Napoleon's Emperors - top New York jazz horn of the '20s, with Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey

4. NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS: SHE'S CRYIN' FOR ME - New Orleans Rhythm Kings - famous early Dixieland band; with Paul Mares, Santo Pecora

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL 4223-1S, 1, A 1,

1. RED NICHOLS: DAVENPORT BLUES - Red and Miff's Stompers - all-time Dixieland trumpet star, with trombone great Miff Mole

2. JIMMIE NOONE: I'M GOING HOME - Jimmie Noone Trio (vocal by Ed Thomson) - the swift, graceful tones of an outstanding early-jazz clarinetist

3. RED NORVO: THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY - Esquire All-Americans - vibraphone star; with Charlie Shavers, Johnny Hodges, Duke Ellington

4. KING OLIVER: NEW ORLEANS SHOUT - King Oliver and His Orch. - the great New Orleans trumpet pioneer who inspired Louis Armstrong

Album 10, Ori to Rus: Side One:  The etching:  G7 OL 4224-1S, 1, A2,

1. ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND: LIVERY STABLE BLUES - Original Dixieland Jass Band - first jazz band on records: with Nick LaRocca, Larry Shields (Jass is misspelled on the label)

2. KID ORY: MAHOGANY HALL STOMP - Louis Armstrong's Dixieland Seven - greatest of the tailgate trombones; with Louis Armstrong, Barney Bigard

3. CHARLIE PARKER: VICTORY BALL - Metronome All-Stars - fabulous "Bird," key figure of modern jazz; with Dizzy Gillespie, Buddy DeFrance, J. J. Johnson, Lenie Tristano

4. OSCAR PETERSON: SHEIK OF ARABY - piano solo - uniquely swinging stylings by an outstanding modern pianist

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 OL 4225-1S, 1, A2,

1. DJANGO REINHARDT: AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' - Quintet at the Hot Club of France - the brilliaint Gypsy guitarist, with the French Hot Club quintet

2. SHORTY ROGERS: SHORT STOP - Shorty Rogers and His Orch. - top West Coast jazz group; featuring Jimmy Fuiffre, Shelly Manne

3. JIMMY RUSHING: YOUR RED WAGON - Count Basie and His Orch. (vocal chorus by Rushing) - swinging blues shouter featured with the celebrated Count Basie band

4. PEE WEE RUSSELL: HELLO LOLA - Me and City Blue Blowers - stand-out Chicago clarient, with Coleman Hawkins, Glenn Miller

Album 11, Sha to Ven:  Side One:  The etching:  G7 4226-1S, 1, A 1,

1. ARTIE SHAW: BEDFORD DRIVE - Artie Shaw and His Orch. - famed clarinet star and his great Swing band; with Roy Eldridge

2. MUGGSY SPANIER: RELAXIN' AT THE TOURO - Muggsy Spanier's Ragtime Band - hard-driving Chicago horn, with George Brunis, pianist Joe Bushkin

3. JESS STACY: DAYBREAK SERENADE - Jess Stacy and His Orch. - Benny Goodman's first piano star; with Billy Butterfield, Will Bradley

4. REX STEWART: MENELIK (The Lion of Judah) - Rex Stewart and His Orch. - fiery trumpet of Duke Ellinton fame, with Ben Webster, Lawrence Brown

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 4227-1S, 1, A 2,

1. MAXINE SULLIVAN: ST. LOUIS BLUES - vocal, with orchestra - warm, subtle singer, backed by Bobby Hackett, Buddy Rich, John Kirby

2. ART TATUM: AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' - piano solo - the amazing keyboard talents of the most admired of jazz pianists

3. JACK TEAGARDEN: THAT'S A SERIOUS THING - Eddie Condon's Hot Shots (vocal chorus by Jack Teagarden) - an all-time great trombonist, with Joe Sullivan, Eddie Condon

4. CHARLIE VENTURA: DARK EYES - Charlie Ventura and His Orch. - outstanding saxophone star of modern jazz, with his driving big band

Album 12, Ven to Zur:  Side One:  The etching:  G7 4228-1S, 1, A2,

1. JOE VENUTI: REALLY BLUE - Joe Venuti's Blue Four - the greatest of jazz violinists, teamed with guitarist Eddie Lang

2. FATS WALLER: SQUEEZE ME - Fats Waller and His Rhythm (vocal chorus by Waller) - two happy selections by the inimitable Fats, featuring his striding piano, his unique voice and a rare organ solo

3. FATS WALLER: THAT'S ALL - organ solo

4. BEN WEBSTER: CADILLAC SLIM - Benny Carter and His Chocolate Dandies - the rich sounds of a top tenor sax; with Benny Carter, Buck Clayton

Side Two:  The etching:  G7 4229-1S, 1, A2,

1. PAUL WHITEMAN: DAYBREAK - Paul Whiteman and His Orch. - the most celebrated orchestra of its day; with vocal by Red McKenzie

2. MARY LOU WILLIAMS: HUMORESQUE - Mary Lou Williams Trio - sparkling rhythms by the first outstanding girl keyboard artist

3. TEDDY WILSON: HANDFUL OF KEYS - Benny Goodman Quartet - the foremost swing pianist, with Benny Goodman, Hampton and Krupa

4. BOB ZURKE: COW COW BLUES - Bob Zurke and His Delta Rhythm Band - Bob Crosby's piano star, featured in a great boogie woogie classic

LEJ-1 - LEJ-12.  The RCA Victor Encyclopedia of Recorded Jazz.  The Jazz Clubu of America.  Bill Grauer, Jr. and Orrin Keepnews, Producers.  I do not have any original inner record sleeves but I do have all of the original album covers in various condition.  Some are taped, some have splits -- they all have shelf wear.  There are pictures of the artists on the front.  The back of each cover has a paragraph about each of the artists -- very interesting -- lots of history.  America's Great Musical Heritage:  100 outstanding and varied examples (in 12 albums), played by a cross-section of the most talented jazz musicians of all times.  Manufactured by the Radio Corporation of America for J. J. Little and Ives, Inc.  As with most used records, the vinyl needs to be cleaned.  Please e-mail me with your questions.  125F

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