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"...and then we wrote..."
American Composers and Lyricists Sing, Play and Cover Their Own Songs
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Dorothy Fields
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Beatrice Lillie, voice; The Pied Pipers; Richard Rodgers, piano; Harold Rome, voice; Thomas "Fats" Waller, piano; W.C. Handy's Orchestra; Spike Jones, drums; George Gershwin, piano; Artie Bernstein, bass; Stephen Sondheim, voice; Cy Coleman, voice; Stephen Sondheim, piano; Victor Herbert and His Orchestra; Gene Kardos and His Orchestra; Joe Howard, voice; The Jungle Band; Johnny Mercer, voice; Cole Porter, piano; Cole Porter, voice; Harold Arlen, voice; Paul Weston and His Orchestra; Vincent Youmans, piano; Mary Martin, voice; Hoagy Carmichael, voice; Hoagy Carmichael, whistling; Hoagy Carmichael, piano; Harold Rome, piano |
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Bebop
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Thelonious Monk
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Don Lamond, drums; Howard McGhee, trumpet; Duke Jordan, piano; Tadd Dameron Septet; Bud Powell, piano; Red Callender, bass; Woody Herman and His Orchestra; Dodo Marmarosa, piano; Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra; Tommy Potter, bass; Clifford Brown-Max Roach Quintet; Richie Powell, piano; Horace Silver Quintet; Clifford Brown, trumpet; Thelonious Monk, piano; Milt Jackson, vibraphone; Shadow Wilson, drums; George Morrow, bass; John Simmons, bass; Sonny Rollins, tenor saxophone; Flip Phillips, tenor saxophone; Red Norvo and His Selected Sextet; Charlie Parker, alto saxophone; Red Norvo, vibraphone; J.C. Heard, drums; Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet; Teddy Wilson, piano; Tadd Dameron's Orchestra; Sarah Vaughan, voice; Max Roach, drums; Slam Stewart, bass; Sid Catlett, drums; John Lewis, piano; Dizzy Gillespie All Star Quintet; Al Haig, piano; Charlie Parker All Stars; Curly Russell, bass; Dizzy Gillespie, piano; Miles Davis, trumpet; Wardell Gray, tenor saxophone; Barney Kessel, guitar |
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Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?
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Bill Cox
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Delmore Brothers; David Harrison ("Uncle Dave") Macon, voice; Kenny Baker, voice; Bing Crosby, voice; Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra; Woody Guthrie, guitar; Woody Guthrie, harmonica; Glenn Miller; Almanac Singers; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra; Pete Seeger, voice; Woody Guthrie, voice; Gene Autry, voice; Shirley Temple, voice; Lennie Hayton and His Orchestra; Harry Sosnik; David Harrison ("Uncle Dave") Macon, banjo; Bill Cox, harmonica; Evening Breezes Sextet; Bill Cox, voice; Bill Cox, guitar; Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees; Anon.; Big Bill Broonzy, voice; Deane Janis, voice; Rudy Vallee, voice; Dick Powell, voice; Glen Gray |
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The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Vol. 2 (1930 - 1931)
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S. Lesser
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Hit of the Week Orchestra; Dick Robertson, voice; Carson Robison, voice; Carson Robison, steel guitar; Ted Fio-Rito's Orchestra; Frank Luther, voice; Ted Fio Rito, Conductor; Lew White, organ; Dick Robertson's Collegians; Sam Lanin's Dance Ensemble; Mannie Klein, trumpet; (not credited), trumpet; Tommy Dorsey, trombone; (not credited), tuba; (not credited), clarinet; (not credited), saxophone; Larry Binyon, clarinet; Larry Binyon, saxophone; (not credited), violin; Arthur Schutt, piano; Tony Colucci, banjo; Tony Colucci, guitar; (not credited), drums; Sam Lanin, Conductor; Benrus Radio Orchestra; Vincent Lopez Orchestra; Jack Parker (pseudonym of Smith Ballew) , voice; New York Twelve; Harry Reser, banjo; Harry Reser, guitar; Harry Reser, Conductor; Reser's Radio Band; Paul Small, voice; Lew Conrad, voice; Scrappy Lambert, voice; Bunny Berigan, trumpet; Eddie Lang, guitar; Harry Reser's Radio Band; Dick Robertson's Orchestra; (not credited), trombone; (not credited), guitar; (not credited), flute; Smith Ballew, voice; Don Voorhees Orchestra; Fred "Fuzzy" Farrar, trumpet; Bill Trone, tuba; Charlie Butterfield, trombone; (not credited), piano; (not credited), banjo; Cal Carson [pseudonym of Frank Luther], voice; Gid Carson [pseudonym of Carson Robison], voice; Eva Taylor, voice; Leola Felton, voice |
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Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Vol. 3 (1931)
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Ray Klages
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Sam Lanin's Orchestra; Bunny Berigan, trumpet; Arthur Schutt, piano; Paul Small, voice; Sam Lanin, Conductor; Hit of the Week Orchestra; Scrappy Lambert, voice; Bert Hirsch, Conductor; College Humor Trio; Scrappy Lambert's Collegians; Don Voorhees Orchestra; Fred "Fuzzy" Farrar, trumpet; Bill Trone, trombone; Charlie Butterfield, trombone; Alwyn Bach, announcer; Freddie Rich's Radio Orchestra; Tommy Gott, trumpet; Tommy Dorsey, trombone; Cornell Smelser, accordion; Joe Venuti, violin; Eddie Lang, guitar; Men About Town Trio; Tony Wons, announcer; Phil Spitalny's Orchestra; Bob Effros, trumpet; Phil Spitalny, Conductor; Red Book Magazine Orchestra; Phil Spitalny's Music; Eddie Cantor, voice; Walter Gross, piano; Ben Alley, voice; The Paull Sisters; Julia Paull, voice; Ruth Paull, voice; The Eton Boys; Earl Smith, tenor; Art Gentry, tenor; Jack Day, baritone; Charles Day, bass; Gene Austin, voice; Helen Rowland, voice; Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians; Bill Coty, voice; Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees; Joe Miller, saxophone; Manny Lowy, violin; Jules de Vorzon, violin; Cliff Burwell, piano; Charles Peterson, banjo; Harry Patent, bass; Roy Toland, drums; Rudy Vallee, voice; Rudy Vallee Orchestra; Richard Himber, Conductor; Erno Rapée's Orchedtra; Mannie Klein, trumpet; Jimmy Dorsey, saxophone; Erno Rapée, Conductor |
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Earl Hines & Jimmy Rushing: Blues & Things
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Earl Hines
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Bill Pemberton, bass; Earl Hines, piano; Oliver Jackson, drums; Budd Johnson, soprano saxophone; Budd Johnson, tenor saxophone; Jimmy Rushing, voice |
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Follies, Scandals, and Other Diversions: From Ziegfeld to the Shuberts
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Grant Clarke
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Ruth Etting; John Buchanan; Bill Robinson; Gertrude Lawrence; Harry Richman; Ella Logan; Libby Holman; Carmen Miranda; Danny Kaye; Gertrude Lillie; Paul Whiteman; Fannie Brice; Hanley. James F.; Gallagher and Shean; Bert Williams; Adele Astaire; Fred Astaire |
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Intersection
Jazz Meets Classical Song
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Tibor Harsanyi
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Patrice Michaels, soprano; Kuang-Hao Huang, piano; Zach Brock, violin; Nicholas Photinos, cello; Patrice Michaels, piano; Dedé Sampaio, percussion |
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Introspection: Neglected Jazz Figures of the 1950s and Early 1960s
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Thelonious Monk
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Serge Chaloff Sextet; Steve Lacy Quartet; Julian Priester, trombone; Booker Little, trumpet; Don Friedman, piano; Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone; Charles Davis, baritone saxophone; Jimmy Zitano, drums; Art Davis, bass; Boots Mussulli, alto saxophone; John Ore, bass; Ray Santisi, piano; Booker Little Sextet; Everett Evans, bass; Herbie Nichols Quartet; Curtis Counce, bass; Curtis Counce Quintet; Harold Land, tenor saxophone; Rolf Ericson, trumpet; Frank Butler, drums; Elmo Hope, piano; Herb Pomeroy, trumpet; Eric Dolphy, alto saxophone; Max Roach, drums; Jaki Byard, piano; Serge Chaloff, baritone saxophone; Roy Haynes, drums |
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Joe Manis: Evidence
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Thelonious Monk
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Joe Manis, tenor saxophone; Dave Captein, bass; Kevin Congleton, drums |
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Little Club Jazz: Small Groups in the 30s
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Edgar Leslie
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Cootie Williams and His Orchestra; Bob Howard and His Orchestra; Emillio Caceres Trio; Louis Prima and His New Orleans Gang; Joe Marsala's Chicagoans; Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra; Roly's Tap-Room Gang; Barney Bigard and His Jazzopaters; John Kirby and His Orchestra; Stuff Smith and His Onyx Club Orchestra; Joe Venuti's Blue Four; Harlem Footwarmers; Eddie South and His International Orchestra; Henry Allen, trumpet; Coleman Hawkins, tenor saxophone; Gene Gifford and His Orchestra; Candy and Coco; Red Norvo and His Swing Sextet; Putney Dandrige and His Orchestra |
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Love and the Dickens
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Luckey Roberts
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John Muriello, baritone; Richard Pearson Thomas, piano |
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Marion Harris - The Complete Victor Releases
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Roger Graham
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Marion Harris; Billy Murray |
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The Mighty Wurlitzer: Music For Movie-Palace Organs
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Lew Pollack
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Gaylord Carter, organ; Ann Leaf, organ |
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Tom Varner: Window Up Above
American Songs 1770-1998
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Tom Varner
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Tom Varner, horn; Peter McCann, guitar; Dave Ballou, cornet; George Schuller, drums; Steve Alcott, bass; Mark Feldman, violin; Lindsey Horner, bass; Thirsty Dave Hansen, voice |
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When Malindy Sings
Jazz Vocalists 1938-1961
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Ira Gershwin
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Ella Fitzgerald; Sarah Vaughan; Lionel Hampton; Joe Turner; Betty Carter; Chris Connor; Billie Holiday; Abbey Lincoln; Jimmy Rushing; Dinah Washington; Leo Watson; Ray Ellis; Willie Smith; Margaret Johnson, piano; Lester Young, tenor saxophone; Jo Jones, drums; Buck Layton, trumpet; Freddie Green, guitar; Billie Holiday, voice; Walter Page, bass; Count Basie Orchestra; Bennie Morton, trombone; Dickie Wells, trombone; Count Basie, piano; Jack Washington, baritone saxophone; Ed Lewis, trumpet; Dan Minor, trombone; Buddy Tate, tenor saxophone; Shad Collins, trumpet; Earle Warren, alto saxophone; Buck Clayton, trumpet; Harry Edison, trumpet; Jimmy Rushing, voice; Oran “Hot Lips” Page, trumpet; Pete Johnson, piano; A.G. Godley, drums; John Collins, guitar; Joe Turner, voice; Abe Bolar, bass; Willie Smith, piano; Ralph Muzillo, trumpet; Frank Victor, guitar; Paul Ricci, tenor saxophone; Johnny McGee, trumpet; Gene De Paul, piano; Leo Watson and His Orchestra; Leo Watson, voice; O'Neal Spencer, drums; Paul Ricci, clarinet; Ella Fitzgerald, voice; Hy White, guitar; Hank Jones, piano; J.C. Heard, drums; John Simmons, bass; Lionel Hampton, vibraharp; Dinah Washington, voice; Charles Harris, bass; Wendell Culley, trumpet; George Jones, drums; Billy Mackell, guitar; John Mehegan, piano; Arnett Cobb, tenor saxophone; Herbie Fields, alto saxophone; Lionel Hampton Septet; Barney Kessel, guitar; Joe Comfort, bass; Sarah Vaughan, voice; Betty Carter, voice; Wendell Marshall, bass; Ray Bryant, piano; Jerome Richardson, flute; Kenny Burrell, guitar; Eddie de Haas, bass; Chris Connor, voice; Lex Humphries, drums; Bill Rubenstein, piano; Phil Woods, alto saxophone; Danny Stiles, trumpet; Ed Shaughnessy, drums; George Duvivier, bass; Burt Collins, trumpet; Ronnie Ball, piano; Willie Dennis, trombone; Booker Little, trumpet; Mal Waldron, piano; Walter Benton, tenor saxophone; Eric Dolphy, alto saxophone; Coleman Hawkins, tenor saxophone; Max Roach, drums; Art Davis, bass; Julian Priester, trombone; Abbey Lincoln, voice; Eric Dolphy, bass clarinet; Eric Dolphy, flute; Janet Putman, harp; Barry Galbraith, guitar; Ray Ellis and His Orchestra; Milt Hinton, bass; Tom Mitchell, trombone; Tom Parshley, reeds; Bradley Spinney, xylophone; Phil Bodner, reeds; Don Lamond, drums; J.J. Johnson, trombone; Urbie Green, trombone; Romeo Penque, reeds; Ed Powell, reeds |
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Where Have We Met Before?
Forgotten Songs from Broadway, Hollywood and Tin Pan Alley
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Ray Henderson
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Lew Sherwood, voice; Eddie Duchin's Orchestra; Richard Himber's Orchestra; Joey Nash, voice; Jack Leonard, voice; Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra; Judy Garland, voice; George Stoll's Orchestra; Benny Goodman Quintet; Jane Harvey, voice; Jan Clayton, voice; Lois Lee, voice; Milton Rosenstock, Conductor; Mark Dawson, voice; Arden and Ohman Orchestra; Frank Luther, voice; Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians; Clare Hanlon, voice; Ethel Shutta, voice; Paul Small, voice; George Olsen's Orchestra; Leo Reisman and his Orchestra; Smith Ballew, voice; Victor Young's Orchestra; Frank Munn, voice; Ramona, voice; Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra |
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