VINTAGE 78RPM RECORDS - 58 ASSORTED MOSTLY JAZZ
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Many in good condition. Some have scratches and are in need of a clean. See list below. Local pick up only. Items located Capalaba, Qld. Option to pay on pick up.
Artist Title of songs
Graham Bell & his Australian jazz Band Czechoslovak Journey, Is it that way?
“ Old man’s beard, Shabby cal rag
“ That Woodbourne strut, The lizard
“ Ugly child, Smoky mokes
“ South, Tessa’s blues
Frank Johnson & His Fabulous Dixielanders Ace in the hole, Royal terminus rag
“ Southward bound, I’ve got what it takes
Bunk Johnson & his New Orleans band One sweet letter from you, I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate
“ A closer walk with thee, Franklin street blues
“ Darktown Strutters Ball, When the saints go marching in
Jimmy McPartland & his orchestra Original Dixieland one step, I’m all bound ‘round with the mason Dixon line
The Dixieland Jazz Group East St. Louis blues, John henry blues
Jean Goldkette & his orchestra Clementine, My pretty girl
Ray McKinley’s Jazz Band New Orleans Parade, Love in the first degree
“ Fingerwave – foxtrot, Snack in the back – Fox trot
Jelly Roll Morton & his Red Hot Peppers Doctor Jazz, Original Jelly Roll blues
“ Sidewalk blues, Dead man blues
“ Little Lawrence, Ponchatrain
Muggsy Spanier & his ragtime band At the jazz band ball, Dipper mouth blues
“ That da da strain, Riverboat shuffle
Louis Armstrong & his orchestra Hear me talkin’ to ya?, Tight like this
Louis Armstrong & his Dixieland Seven Where the blues were born in New Orleans, Mahogany Hall stomp
Louis Armstrong & his hot seven Twelfth street rag, Knockin’ a jug
Billy Penrose Quartet LazyBoogie, Boogie in the groove
Eddie Condon & his orchestra Makin’ friends, Poor Richard
Will Bradley and his orchestra Rock-a-bye the boogie, Scramble two
Frankie Trumbauer & his orchestra Mississippi Mud, There’ll come a time
Tommy Ladnier & his orchestra Weary Blues, Ja-da
Bud Freeman & the Summa Cum Laude orchestra Sensation, Oh Baby
Bob Crosby’s Bob Cats ‘The love nest, Till we meet again
“ March of the bob cats, Smokey Mary
“ Jazz me blues, Way down yonder in New Orleans
Tommy Dorsey & ors Blues – Fox Trot, Honeysuckle rose – Fox Trot
Jimmy Yancey 35th and Dearborn, Yancey’s bugle call
Freddy “Scnickelfritz” Fisher & his orchestra Colonel Corn, I wann go back to Bali
Will Bradley Trio Down the road a piece, Jimtown blues
Woody Herman & his orchestra The golden wedding, Five o’clock whistle
Lewis, Johnson & Ammons Boogie Woogie Prayer Part 1, Part 2
Fats Waller, his rhythm & his orchestra Chant of the groove, Sad sap sucker am I
“ Everybody loves my baby, Scram!
Sol Hooph and his novelty five Fascinating rhythm, Twelfth street rag
Spike Jones & his other orchestra Minka, Lassus trombone
“ Cocktails for two, Leave the dishes in the sink, ma
Johnson & Ammons Pine Creek, Sixth avenue express
Maurice Rocco Rocco’s Boogie Woogie, Tonky blues
Mound City Blue Blowers Muskrat Ramble, High Society
Kid Ory & his creole jazz band Bill Bailey won’t you please come home, Bucket got a hole in it
“ Tiger rag, Eh, las bas
George Wettling’s Chicago Rhythm Kings The Darktown Strutter’s Ball, I wish I could shimmy like my sister
Lionel Hampton & his orchestra Jack the bellboy, Central avenue breakdown
Dickie Wells, Dr. Henry Levine & his barefooted Dickie Wells Blues, Muskrat ramble
Dixieland philharmonic
Gene Krupa & his Chicagoans The last round up, jazz me blues
Miff Mole & his molers That’s a plenty, West end blues
Jimmy Shand Sing with Jimmy Shand
John Thomas with the Victor Symphony Orchestra Largo al factotum, Di provenza il mar. Il suol
Mario Lanza Ungratetful heart, Your tiny hand is frozen
“ The stars were brightly shining, Strange harmony of contrasts
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