Record Changer 1948
THE RECORD CHANGER March 1948 (Vol. 7, No. 2)
February 1948, Vol. 7, No. 2
Bill Grauer, Jr. (Editor), Orrin Keepnews (Managing Editor), Nesuhi Ertigun (West Coast Editor), Gene Deitch (Art Editor),
Jane Grauer (Production)
The Record Changer is published monthly by Changer Publication, Inc.
125 La Salle St., New York City 27, N.Y. copyright 1948 by Changer Publications, Inc.
Bessie Smith: Her only known film captivates audience at memorial concert by The Record Changer, photo by Jo Chasin.
Let Me Take This Chorus by
Ragtime Begins by S. Brunson Campbell; early days with Scott Joplin recalled.
The Evolution of Bop by Orrin Keepnews; Illiois Jacquet as a case in point.
What is New Orleans Style? By Rudi Blesh
Kaiser Marshall (in original Fletcher Henderson band ,with which he rose to fame.
Records Noted by George Avakian (re-issues)
Dixie Four (Century)
3023 Kentucky Stomp/ St. Louis Man
3024 Five O’Clock Stomp/ South Side Stomp
ess Stacy (Commodore)
01 Clarinet Blues/ I Can’t Believe That You’re in Love with Me
Stan Kenton (Capitol)
15005 Theme to the West/ Curiosity
15010 Unison Riff/ I Told Ya I Love Ya
Eddie Condon Album (Commodore CR-12)
Mandy, Make Up Your Mind, Tell ‘Em About Me, Save Your Sorrow, You Can’t Cheat a Cheater,
Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out, Rose Room
George Brunis Album (Commodore CR-13)
I Used to Love You, Gonna Sit Right Down, D. D. T. Blues, Shade of the Old Apple Tree,
Sweet Lovin’ Man, Wang Wang Blues
Bunk Johnson Trio (American Music)
(519) Beautiful Doll/ Gotta See Mama Every Night
(520) I’ll Talk You Home, Kathleen/ In the Gloaming
Billie Holiday (Commodore 614)
I Love My Man/ Sunny Side of the Street
Kay Starr (Capitol)
(40051) Lonesomest Gal in Town/ Share Croppin’ Blues
(40066) Was That the Human Thing to Do/ Then I’ll Be Tired of You
The Concert Life by Edward Hill The Concert Companion by Robert Bagar and Louis Biancoli
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Jazz Man Record Shop (6420 Santa Monica Blvd. Hollywood 38, California) Photographs
Columbia Records: Hot Jazz Classics Re-Issues
C-28 Louis Armstrong: Eight of Louis’ Finest All-Around Favorites
C-29 Bix Beiderbecke
C-30 Fletcher Henderson
C-31 Bessie Smith, Vol. 1
C-38 Duke Ellington
C-40 Bud Freeman
C-41 Earl Hines
C-43 Frank Teschmacher
C-44 Boogie Woogie
C-46 Hot Trombones
C-51 Dorsey Brothers
C-57 Louis Armstrong Hot Five, Vol. 1
C-61 Teddy Wilson – Billie Holiday
C-66 Hot Trumpets
C-73 Louis and Earl
C-126 Kid Ory
C-127 Ellington Special
C-130 Boogie Woogie, Vol. 2
C-135 Billie Holiday, Vol. I
C-139 Louis Armstrong Hot Five, Vol. 2
C-142 Bessie Smith, Vol. 2
C-144 Bix and Tram
Gordon Gullickson (Fairfax, Virginia) Blackstone’s Index to Jazz, Volume 4
Blue Note (767 Lexington Ave. New York 21, NY)
BN 49 Sidney Becht’s Salty Dog (216-2)/ Weary Blues (217-1) Blue Note Jazz Men:
BN 51 Original Art Hodes Trio: K. M. H. Drag (230)/ Funny Feathers (231-1)
BN-540 Tadd Dameron Sextet: Our Delight (BN-306-5)/ The Squirrel (305-1)
Circle Sound, Inc. (13 East 3rd. New York 3)
The Ragtime Band (Album 8)
Bill Davison Showcase (Album 9)
The Record Changer (125 La Salle Street, New York City 27, NY)
The Little Discography by William H. Miller, Melbourne Australia
Rampart Records (P. O. Box 276, Grand Central Station New York 17, NY
No. 1 Bob Wilber’s Wildcats: Snake Rag/ Salty Dog
No. 2 Bob Wilber’s Wildcats: New orleans Shuffle/ I Can’t Say
THE RECORD CHANGER April 1948 (Vol. 7, No. 4)
Bill Grauer, Jr. (Editor), Orrin Keepnews (Managing Editor), Nesuhi Ertigun (West Coast Editor), Gene Deitch (Art Editor),
Jane Grauer (Production)
The Record Changer is published monthly by Changer Publication, Inc.
125 La Salle St., New York City 27, N.Y. copyright 1948 by Changer Publications, Inc.
Thelonious by Orrin Keepnews; Monk’s Music may be first sign of be-bob’s legitimacy
Clarence Williams by Charles Edward Smith: the trail of an unissued album led to the most fabulous jazzman of them all.
The British Scena by Peter Tanner; ability: Low, enthusiasm: high.
Bertha’s Blues by Peter Drw; “want you boys to remember one gal ain’t got it all”
Lu Watters’ Yerba Buena Jazz Band, photos by George Fletcher
Records Noted
George Avakian
ot House/ Deep Woods Blues (Circle album S-4)
Bessie Smith (Circle album S-6): St. Louis Blues (part 1-4)
ollectors’ Items (Capitol album AD-62)
Jonah Jones (Commodore 602) Stompin’ at the Savoy/ Rose of the Rio Grande
Rex Stewart (HRS 1040) Blues Kicked the Bucket/ Madeleine; That’s Rhythm/ B.O. Blues (Mercury 8008)
Albert Ammons (Mercury 8022) I Don’t Want to See You/ Swanee River Boogie, (8040)
Twelfth Street Boogie/ Kilroy Boogie, (8053) St. Louis Blues/ Shufflin’ the Boogie, (8063) S.P. Blues/ Hiroshima
Julia Lee (Mercury 8013) Lotus Blossom/ Dream Lucky Blues, Capitol 40082) King Size Papa/ When Yo’re Smiling
Helen Humes (Mercury 8047) Jet Propelled Papa/ Blue and Sentimental,
(Mercury 8056) I Just Refuse to Sing the Blues/ They Raided the Joint
Dinah Washington (Mercury 8050) Fool That I Am/ Mean and Evil Blues, (8057) Since I Fell for You/ You Can Depend on Me
(8065) I Love You, Yes I Do/ Don’t Come Knockin’
Eddie Vinson (Mercury 8039) Lazy Gal/ Bonus Pay, 8051) Luxury Tax Blues/ Gonna Send You Back,
(8060) Railroad Porter’s Blues/ King for a Day
Bucklin Moon
Columbia Catch-All
Paul Bacon
Tadd Dameron Sextet (Blue Note 540) The Squirrel/ Our Delight
Thelonious Monk (Blue Note 542) Thelonious/ Suburban Eyes
Red Norvo and His Selected Sextet (Comet) Congo Blues/ Get Happy
Dizzy Gillespie’s All Stars (Musicraft Album S-7) Groovin’ High/ Hand Fulla Gimme, Hot House/ Blue ‘n Boogie,
Dizzy Atmosphere/ All the Things You Are, Ray’s Idea/ He Beeped When He Should Bopped
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Columbia Records: Hot Jazz Classics Re-Issues
C-28 Louis Armstrong: Eight of Louis’ Finest All-Around Favorites
C-29 Bix Beiderbecke
C-30 Fletcher Henderson
C-31 Bessie Smith, Vol. 1
C-38 Duke Ellington
C-40 Bud Freeman
C-41 Earl Hines
C-43 Frank Teschmacher
C-44 Boogie Woogie
C-46 Hot Trombones
C-51 Dorsey Brothers
C-57 Louis Armstrong Hot Five, Vol. 1
C-61 Teddy Wilson – Billie Holiday
C-66 Hot Trumpets
C-73 Louis and Earl
C-126 Kid Ory
C-127 Ellington Special
C-130 Boogie Woogie, Vol. 2
C-135 Billie Holiday, Vol. I
C-139 Louis Armstrong Hot Five, Vol. 2
C-142 Bessie Smith, Vol. 2
C-144 Bix and Tram
H.R.S. Records (Division of Empire Record Corp. 2060 First Ave., NY29, NY)
(12”)
Bechet – Spanier Big Four
HRS 2000 Sweet Lorraine/ Lazy River
HRS 2001 China Boy/ Four or Five Ties
Rex Stewart Big Seven
HRS 2004 Cherry/ Diga Diga Do
HRS 2005 Solid Rock/ Buggle Call Rag
Jk Teagarden
HRS 2006 St. James Infirmary/ Shine
HRS 2007 Big Eight Blues/ The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise
(10”)
Pee Wee Russell’s Rhythmakers
HRS 1000 Dinah/ Baby Won’t You Please Come Home
HRS 1001 There’ll Be Some Changes Made/Zutty’s Hootie Blues
Pee Wee Zutty and James P.
HRS 1002 I’ve Found A New Baby/ Everybody Loves My Baby
Brick Fleagle’s Orchestra
HRS 1005 Same Old Sheaves/ A Slight Case of the Snakes
HRS 1006 Double Doghouse/ Pastiche
HRS 1050 Brick’s Boogie/ K. C. Caboose
Sandy Williams’ Big Eight
HRS 1007 Chili Con Carney/ Mountain Air
HRS 1008 After Hours on Dream Street/ Sumpin’ Jumpin’ Round Here
Earl Hines Piano Solos
HRS 1009 A Monday Date/ Off Time Blues
HRS 1010 Blues in Thirds/ Chimes in Blues
HRS 1011 Panther Rag/ Stowaway
HRS 1012 Just Too Soon/ Chicago High Life
J.C. Higginbotham’s Big Eight
HRS 1013 Dutch Treat/ A Penny for Your Blues
immy Jones’ Big Eight
HRS 1014 Muddy Miss/ Old Juice on the Loose
HRS 1015 Departure from Dixie/ A Woman’s Got A Right to Change Her Mind
Blue Note (767 Lexington Ave. New York 21, NY)
BN-50 Sidney Bechet’s Blue Note Jazz Men: High Society (215-1)/ Jackass Blues (218-2)
BN-542 Thelonious Monk Sextet: Thelonious (311)/ Suburban Eyes (310-1)
Gordon Gullickson (Fairfax, Virginia) Blackstone’s Index to Jazz, Volume 4
Rampart Records (P.O. Box 276, Grand Central Station New York 17, NY)
Bob Wilber’s Wild Cats
No. 1 Snake Rag/ Salty Dog
No. 2 New Orleans Shuffle/ I Can’t Say
THE RECORD CHANGER May 1948 (Vol. 7, No. 5)
Bill Grauer, Jr. (Editor), Orrin Keepnews (Managing Editor), Nesuhi Ertigun (West Coast Editor), Gene Deitch (Art Editor),
Jane Grauer (Production)
The Record Changer is published monthly by Changer Publication, Inc.
125 La Salle St., New York City 27, N.Y. copyright 1948 by Changer Publications, Inc.
Benny Carter by Nesuhi Eartigun
The Blue Blower by Eddie Condon
Wilber’s Wildcats by Orrin Keepnews
The Devil and the Trombone by Marin Gardner
Last of the Tubas by Bucklin Moon and Kenneth Lloyd Bright
Records Noted
George Avakian
“This is Jazz” (Circle Album S-7)
Eccentric/ Tishomingo Blues/ Big Butter and Egg Man/ Sensation/ Hotter Than That/ Baby,
Won’t You Please Come Home
Frisco Jazz Band:(Pacific 639)
Mamie’s Blues/ Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None of My Jelly Roll
T-Bone Walker (Capitol 15033)
Mean Old World/ Got A Break Baby
Bucklin Moon
Lovie Austin’s Serenaders (American Music 4)
In the Alley Blues/ Merry Makers Twine
Freddie Keppard (American Music 3)
Stock Yards Strut/ Salty Dog
The Bucktown Five (Tempo R1)
Buddy’s Habits/ Hot Mittens
Bob Wilber’s Wildcats (Rampart 1 & 2)
Salty Dog/ Snake Rag, I Can’t Say/ New Orleans Shuffle
Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra (Appolo 1092)
Jubilee Jump/ Deep Purple
Kay Starr with Dave Cavanaugh’s Music (Capitol 497)
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy/ You’ve Got to See Mama Ev7ry Night
Paul Bacon
Stan Kenton (Capitol 15031)
Lover/ Soothe Me
Les Paul (Capitol 15037)
Lover/ Brazil
Thelonious Monk & His Sextet (Blue Note 543)
Round About Midnight/ Well You Needn’t
Ike Quebec’s Quintet ((Blue Note 544)
Blue Harlem (part 1 & 2)
King Cole Trio : The Greek
hat’s What/ I’ve Only Myself to Blame
Jazz in Hollywood: photos by George Fletcher
Benny Goodman Discography by Carl Kendziora
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Columbia Records: Hot Jazz Singles
38052 Louis Armstrong: I Can’t Give You Anything But Love/ Black and Blue
37808 Louis Armstrong: Star Dust/ Wrap Your Trouble in Dreams
37571 Chu Berry & His Stompy Stevedores: Chuberry Jam/ Maelstrom
37957 Duke Ellington: The Wildest Gal in Town/ Put Yourself in My Place, Baby
36276 Duke Ellington: The New East St. Louis Toodle-O/ Braggin’ in Brass
36120 Duke Ellington: Caravan/ Azule
36108 Duke Ellington: I Let a song Go Out o My Heart/ The Gal from Joe’s
35556 Duke Ellington: Stormy Weather/ Sophisticated Lady
35427 Duke Ellington: Solitude/ Mood Indigo
38062 Benny Goodman: Jersey Bounce/ A String of Pearls
37837 Johnny Hodges: Jeep’s Blues/ Rendezvous with Rhythm
38044 Billie Holiday: Gloomy Sunday/ Night and Day
37836 Billie Holiday: Body and Soul/ Them There Eyes
37586 Billie Holiday: Long Gone Blues/ Am I blue?
37687 Sonny Terry: Harmonica Stomp/ Harmonica and Washboard Blues
37686 Sonny Terry: Harmonica and Washboard Breakdown/ Sonny Terry & Oh Red Harmonica Blues
37680 Clarence Williams: Beer Garden Blues/ Breeze
36117 Teddy Wilson & Billie Holiday: More Than You Know/ Sugar
36113 Teddy Wilson & Billie Holiday: My Man/ Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man
35926 Teddy Wilson & Billie Holiday: Mean to Me/ I’ll Get By
The Record Changer (125 La Salle Street, New York City 27, NY)
Back Issues for Sale
Yerba Buena Music Shop (5721 Grove Street Oakland 9, California)
Frisco Jazz Band (Pacific 639): Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None of My Jelly Roll/ Mamie’s Blues
606 Red Wing/ At the Jazz Band Ball
611 Fidgety Feet/ You’ve Gotta See Mama Every Night
614 Pacific Blues/ When the Saints Go Marching In
615 Dippermouth/ Sensation
616 Jazz Me Blues/ Huggin’ and Chalkin’
20 Copenhagen/ A good Man Is Hard to Find
631 George Washington/ Getting’ My Boots
Circle Records Album
S-9 Bill Davison Showcase:
Why Was I Born/ Funny That Way/ Yesterdays/ Just A Gigolo/ Ghost of A Chance/ When Your Lover Has Gone
S-8 The Ragtime Band
S-7 This Is Jazz, Vol. 1
Rampart Records (P.O. Box 276, Grand Central Station New York 17, NY)
Bob Wilber’s Wild Cats
No. 1 Snake Rag/ Salty Dog
No. 2 New Orleans Shuffle/ I Can’t Say
THE RECORD CHANGER June 1948 (Vol. 7, No. 6)
Bill Grauer, Jr. (Editor), Orrin Keepnews (Managing Editor), Gene Deitch (Art Editor), Jane Grauer (Production)
The Record Changer is published monthly by Changer Publication, Inc.
125 La Salle St., New York City 27, N.Y. copyright 1948 by Changer Publications, Inc.
Jazz Parade by The Record Changer
Shake That Thing by Rudi Blesh
Let’s Have Those Jelly Roll by John Lucas; Memo to RCA Victor
No. 1 Jelly Roll Morton: Boss of the Stomp
Hyena Stomp/ Primrose Stomp/ Billy Goat Stomp/ Crazy Chords/ Tank Town Bump/ Harmony Blues/
Court House Bump/ Fickle Fay Creep
No. 2 Jelly Roll Morton: Ragtime Sketches
Sweet Aneta Mine/ Mississippi Mildres/ Fussy Mabel/ Mint Julep/ Jersey Joe/ Oil Well/ Sweet Peter/ Gambling Jack
No. 3 Jelly Roll Morton: Jazz Sweet and Hot
Someday, Sweetheart/ That’ll Never Do/ Mournful Serenade/ Easy Day/ Down My Way/
I’m Looking for a Little Bluebird/ Try Me Out/ If Someone Would Only Love Me
No. 4 Jelly Roll Morton: Trio and Red Hot Peppers
idewalk Blues/ Everybody Loves My Honey Now/ Honey Babe/ You Ought See My Girl/ That’s Like It Ought to Be/
Load of Coal (part one)/ My Little Dixie Home/ Load of Coal (part two)
Lady Day Returns: Story by Orrin Keepnews and Phots by Ronnie Rojas
“Kid Punch” by Bill Grauer: his music, his travels, and a lost recording date
Cultural Anthropology by Charles Edward Smith; and the reformed tramp
Records Noted
George Avakian
(Jump 12) Pete Daily’s Chicagoans; Lively Stable blues/ Wolverine Blues
(Capitol) Nappy Lamare; South Rampart Street Parade/ Mama Inez
(Capitol 40097) Sonny Terry; Crow Jane Blues/ Beer Garden Blues
(Century 4005, 4006) Punch Miller: Shine/ There’s a Small Hotel, Some of These Days/ Exactly Like You
Paul Bacon
(Victor 20-2603, 20-2480) Dizzy Gillespie; Stay on It/ Two Bass Hit, Oop op A Da/ Ow!
(Dial 1020) Sonny Berman Big Eight: Nocturne, Howard McGhee Quartet: Thermodynamic
George Avakian
(Capitol 15045) Benny Goodman: You Turned the Table on Me/ Give Me the Good Old Days, For Every Woman There’s A Man/ Beyond the Sea
Backlin Moon
(Columbia 37571) Chu Berry and His Stompy Stevedores: Maelstrom/ Chuberry Jam
(Columbia 37687) Sonny Terry: Harmonica and Washboard Breakdown/ Harmonica Blues
(Columbia 36680) Benny Goodman: Mission to Moscow/ It’s Always You
(Columbia 35556) Duke Ellington: Sophisticated Lady/ Stormy Weather
(Columbia 35427) Duke Ellington: Mood Indigo/ Solitude
(Columbia 36120/ 36108) Duke Ellington: Azure/ Caravan, The Gal from Joe’s/ I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart
(Columbia 36276) Duke Ellington: The New St. Louis Toodle-O/ Braggin’ in Brass
(Columbia 37837) Johnny Hodges and His Band: Jeep’s Blues/ Rendezvous with Rhythm
(Columbia 35926, 36113, 36117) Billie Holiday: I’ll Get By/ Mean to Me, Sugar/ More Than You Know,
My Man/ Can’t Help Lovin’ That Man
Plum Pudding by Edward Hill
Books Noted by Bucklin Moon: Index to Jazz (Orin Blackstone)
Benny Goodman Discography by Carl Kendziora
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Circle Sound, Inc. (38 East 4th Street New York 3, NY)
S-10 Kid Rena’s Delta Jazz Band
S-7 This Is Jazz, Vol. 1
S-8 The Ragtime Band
S-9 Bill Davison Showcase
Century Record Company (737 Fox Street Bronx 55, NY) (reissue)
4005 Punch Miller & His Orchestra: Shine/ There’s A Small Hotel
4006 Punch Miller & His Orchestra: Some of These Days/ Exactly Like You
4007 Mutt Carey & His New Yorkers: Joplin’s Sensation/ The Entertainer
4008 Mutt Carey & His New Yorkers: Chrysanthemum/ Fidgety Feet
Columbia Records: Hot Jazz Singles
38052 Louis Armstrong: I Can’t Give You Anything But Love/ Black and Blue
37808 Louis Armstrong: Star Dust/ Wrap Your Trouble in Dreams
37571 Chu Berry & His Stompy Stevedores: Chuberry Jam/ Maelstrom
37957 Duke Ellington: The Wildest Gal in Town/ Put Yourself in My Place, Baby
36276 Duke Ellington: The New East St. Louis Toodle-O/ Braggin’ in Brass
36120 Duke Ellington: Caravan/ Azule
36108 Duke Ellington: I Let a song Go Out o My Heart/ The Gal from Joe’s
35556 Duke Ellington: Stormy Weather/ Sophisticated Lady
35427 Duke Ellington: Solitude/ Mood Indigo
38062 Benny Goodman: Jersey Bounce/ A String of Pearls
7837 Johnny Hodges: Jeep’s Blues/ Rendezvous with Rhythm
38044 Billie Holiday: Gloomy Sunday/ Night and Day
37836 Billie Holiday: Body and Soul/ Them There Eyes
37586 Billie Holiday: Long Gone Blues/ Am I blue?
37687 Sonny Terry: Harmonica Stomp/ Harmonica and Washboard Blues
37686 Sonny Terry: Harmonica and Washboard Breakdown/ Sonny Terry & Oh Red Harmonica Blues
37680 Clarence Williams: Beer Garden Blues/ Breeze
36117 Teddy Wilson & Billie Holiday: More Than You Know/ Sugar
36113 Teddy Wilson & Billie Holiday: My Man/ Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man
35926 Teddy Wilson & Billie Holiday: Mean to Me/ I’ll Get By
Yerba Buena Music Shop (5721 Grove Street Oakland 9, California)
Frisco Jazz Band (Pacific 639): Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None of My Jelly Roll/ Mamie’s Blues
606 Red Wing/ At the Jazz Band Ball
611 Fidgety Feet/ You’ve Gotta See Mama Every Night
614 Pacific Blues/ When the Saints Go Marching In
615 Dippermouth/ Sensation
6 Jazz Me Blues/ Huggin’ and Chalkin’
620 Copenhagen/ A good Man Is Hard to Find
31 George Washington/ Getting’ My Boots
Circle Records Album
S-9 Bill Davison Showcase:
Why Was I Born/ Funny That Way/ Yesterdays/ Just A Gigolo/ Ghost of A Chance/ When Your Lover Has Gone
S-8 The Ragtime Band
S-7 This Is Jazz, Vol. 1
S-6 Bessie Smith St. Louis Blues
S-5 Bertha “Chippie” Hill
S-4 Deep Woods Blues
S-3 South Side Shake
S-2 Montana Taylor
S-1 Marching Band
J-1001 Baby Dodds: Drum Improvisation/ Wolverine Blues
J-1002 Baby Dodds Trio: Albert’s Blues/ Don Ewell: Manhattan Stomp
J-1003 “Chippie” Hill: How Long Blues/ Trouble in Mind
J-1004 “Chippie” Hill: Careless Love/ Charleston Blues
J-1011 Freddy Shayne: Mr. Freddy’s Rag/ Charleston Street Rag
J-1012 The Eclipse Five: Girls All Love the Way I Drive/ Bucket Got A Hole in It
Exner Records
No. 1 Johnny Wettwer Trio: Wolverine Blues/ Joe’s Blues
No. 2 Johnny Wettwer Trio: Tiger Rag/ Come Back Sweet Papa
No. 3 Kid Ory’s Creole Jazz Band: Dippermouth Blues/ Savoy Blues
No. 4 Kid Ory’s Creole Jazz Band: High Society/ Ballin’ the Jack
Pacific Records: Frisco Jazz Band
606 Red Wing/ At the Jazz Band Ball
611 Fidgety Feet/ Gotta See Mamma Every Night
614 When the Saints Go Marching In/ Pacific Blues
615 Dippermouth/ Sensation
616 Jazz Me Blues/ Huggin’ and Chalkin’
620 Copenhagen/ Good Man Is Hard to Find
631 Geo. Washington/ Getting’ My Boots
639 Mamie’s Blues/ Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None of My Jelly Roll
The Record Changer (125 La Salle Street, New York City 27, NY)
Back Issues for Sale
Rampart Records (P.O. Box 276, Grand Central Station New York 17, NY)
Bob Wilber’s Wild Cats
No. 1 Snake Rag/ Salty Dog
No. 2 New Orleans Shuffle/ I Can’t Say
THE RECORD CHANGER July 1948 (Vol. 7, No. 7)
Bill Grauer, Jr. (Editor), Orrin Keepnews (Managing Editor), Gene Deitch (Art Editor), Jane Grauer (Production)
The Record Changer is published monthly by Changer Publication, Inc.
125 La Salle St., New York City 27, N.Y. copyright 1948 by Changer Publications, Inc.
LemMe Take This Chorus: Ory on Tour (New York Concert Features Debut West Coast Band)
Jazz Parade (Late News) New York/ Abroad/ Chicago
Graeme Bell (the Australian Jazz Band) by Derrick Stewart-Baxter
I Married a Collector by Cecil Madison
Bop Rhythm by Ross Russell (An Analysis of the Beat in Modern Music)
Sonny Greer, Drums by Orrin Keepnews ]
Milling Around with the Mills by Robert Peck, Jr. (Part one of a Three Part Survey)
Records Noted by …
Bucklin Moon
(Rampart 3) Bob Wilber’s Wildcats: Chimes Blues/ Old Fashioned Love
George Avakian
(Trilon 220) Bob Scobey: I’m Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover/ Wild Man Blues
(Capitol 1506) Pete Daily’s Rhythm Kings: Jazz Man Strut/ Sobbin’ Blues/ Yelping Hound Blues/ Clarinet Marmalade
(Capitol 15069) Benny goodman Sextet: Shirley Steps Out/ The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise
(Jazz Man 29) ODJB: Yelping Hound Blues/ Sobbin’ Blues
(Jazz Man 30) Livery Stable blues/ Clarinet Marmalade
(Capitol 15076) Julia Lee: That’s What I Like/ Crazy World
(Capitol CC-75) Jo Stafford: American Folk Song Album
Paul Bacon
(Dial Bebop Albums, 1947 & 1948)
(Blue Note 545) Art Blakey and his Messengers: Musa’s Vision/ The thin Man
Road Maps by Edward Hill
Benny Goodman Discography by Carl Kendziora
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The Record (125 La Salle Street, New York City 27, N.Y.)
The Little Discography by William H. Miller, Melbourne, Australia
Columbia Records
Columbia Set (C-127) The Duke Ellington Special
Columbia Set (C-139) Louis Armstrong’s Hot Five, volume II
Columbia Set (C-135) Billie Holiday, volume I
Columbia Set (C-142) Bessie Smith, Volume II
Yerba Buena Music Shop (5721 Grove Street Oakland 9, California)
Circle Records Album
S-9 Bill Davison Showcase:
Why Was I Born/ Funny That Way/ Yesterdays/ Just A Gigolo/ Ghost of A Chance/ When Your Lover Has Gone
S-8 The Ragtime Band
S-7 This Is Jazz, Vol. 1
S-6 Bessie Smith St. Louis Blues
S-5 Bertha “Chippie” Hill
S-4 Deep Woods Blues
S-3 South Side Shake
S-2 Montana Taylor
S-1 Marching Band
J-1001 Baby Dodds: Drum Improvisation/ Wolverine Blues
J-1002 Baby Dodds Trio: Albert’s Blues/ Don Ewell: Manhattan Stomp
J-1003 “Chippie” Hill: How Long Blues/ Trouble in Mind
J-1004 “Chippie” Hill: Careless Love/ Charleston Blues
J-1011 Freddy Shayne: Mr. Freddy’s Rag/ Charleston Street Rag
J-1012 The Eclipse Five: Girls All Love the Way I Drive/ Bucket Got A Hole in It
Exner Records
No. 1 Johnny Wettwer Trio: Wolverine Blues/ Joe’s Blues
No. 2 Johnny Wettwer Trio: Tiger Rag/ Come Back Sweet Papa
No. 3 Kid Ory’s Creole Jazz Band: Dippermouth Blues/ Savoy Blues
No. 4 Kid Ory’s Creole Jazz Band: High Society/ Ballin’ the Jack
Pacific Records: Frisco Jazz Band
606 Red Wing/ At the Jazz Band Ball
611 Fidgety Feet/ Gotta See Mamma Every Night
614 When the Saints Go Marching In/ Pacific Blues
615 Dippermouth/ Sensation
616 Jazz Me Blues/ Huggin’ and Chalkin’
620 Copenhagen/ Good Man Is Hard to Find
631 Geo. Washington/ Getting’ My Boots
639 Mamie’s Blues/ Ain’t Gonna Give N
Circle Sound, Inc. (13 East 3rd St., New York 3)
(album S-11) Kid Ory and His Creole Jazz Band, This Is Jazz, Vol. 2
Rampart Records (P.O. Box 276, Grand Central Station New York 17, NY)
Bob Wilber’s Wild Cats
No. 1 Snake Rag/ Salty Dog
No. 2 New Orleans Shuffle/ I Can’t Say
THE RECORD CHANGER August 1948 (Vol. 7, No. 8)
Bill Grauer, Jr. (Editor), Orrin Keepnews (Managing Editor), Gene Deitch (Art Editor), Jane Grauer (Production)
West Coast: Representatives; Alberto Otto & Jack Lewerke (11800 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 25. Calif.)
The Record Changer is published monthly by Changer Publication, Inc.
125 La Salle St., New York City 27, N.Y. copyright 1948 by Changer Publications, Inc.
LemMe take this chorus
Jazz Parade (Late news from coast to coast) New York/ Chicago (George Biderman)/ West Coast (Albert Otto)
Jazz in Boston: photos and news of jazz in Boston by Robert Parent
A Three Part Survey by Robert Peck Jr.
How to play “jazz” by Jim Moynahan
Dixieland Clarinet by Bill Grauer
Records Noted
George Avakian
(Century 4007, 4008) Mutt Carey: Joplin’s Sensation/ The Entertainer, Fidgety Feet/ Chrysanthemum
Circle S-10) Kid Rena Album: Low Down Blues/ High Society
Bucklin Moon
(Circle S-11) This Is Jazz, Vol. II: Kid Ory’s Creole Band: Down Among the Sheltering Palms/ Weary Blues, Snag It
/ Savoy Blues
(Vinylite No. 19) The New Orleans Stompers: Georgia Bo Bo/ Alabama Shuffle
Paul Bacon
(Victor 20-2878) Dizzy Gillespie: Ool-Ya-Koo/ Good Bait
(Blue Note 547) Thelonious Monk: Evonce/ Off Minor
Grab Bag by Edward Hill
Benny Goodman Discography (part five) by Carl Kendziora
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Commodore Music Shop (136 East 42nd Street, New York City)
Charles Delaunay’s New Hot Discography by Walter E. Schaap and George Avakian
Columbia Records
Columbia Set (C-127) The Duke Ellington Special
Columbia Set (C-139) Louis Armstrong’s Hot Five, volume II
Columbia Set (C-135) Billie Holiday, volume I
Columbia Set (C-142) Bessie Smith, Volume II
Yerba Buena Music Shop (5721 Grove Street Oakland 9, California)
Circle Records Album
S-9 Bill Davison Showcase:
Why Was I Born/ Funny That Way/ Yesterdays/ Just A Gigolo/ Ghost of A Chance/ When Your Lover Has Gone
S-8 The Ragtime Band
S-7 This Is Jazz, Vol. 1
S-6 Bessie Smith St. Louis Blues
S-5 Bertha “Chippie” Hill
S-4 Deep Woods Blues
S-3 South Side Shake
S-2 Montana Taylor
S-1 Marching Band
J-1001 Baby Dodds: Drum Improvisation/ Wolverine Blues
J-1002 Baby Dodds Trio: Albert’s Blues/ Don Ewell: Manhattan Stomp
J-1003 “Chippie” Hill: How Long Blues/ Trouble in Mind
J-1004 “Chippie” Hill: Careless Love/ Charleston Blues
J-1011 Freddy Shayne: Mr. Freddy’s Rag/ Charleston Street Rag
J-1012 The Eclipse Five: Girls All Love the Way I Drive/ Bucket Got A Hole in It
Exner Records
No. 1 Johnny Wettwer Trio: Wolverine Blues/ Joe’s Blues
No. 2 Johnny Wettwer Trio: Tiger Rag/ Come Back Sweet Papa
No. 3 Kid Ory’s Creole Jazz Band: Dippermouth Blues/ Savoy Blues
No. 4 Kid Ory’s Creole Jazz Band: High Society/ Ballin’ the Jack
Pacific Records: Frisco Jazz Band
606 Red Wing/ At the Jazz Band Ball
611 Fidgety Feet/ Gotta See Mamma Every Night
614 When the Saints Go Marching In/ Pacific Blues
615 Dippermouth/ Sensation
616 Jazz Me Blues/ Huggin’ and Chalkin’
620 Copenhagen/ Good Man Is Hard to Find
631 Geo. Washington/ Getting’ My Boots
639 Mamie’s Blues/ Ain’t Gonna Give N
Circle Sound, Inc. (13 East 3rd St., New York 3)
(Circle album S-8) Tony Parenti’s Ragtimers
The Record Changer (125 La Salle Street, New York City 27, N.Y.)
The Little Discography by William H. Miller, Melbourne, Australia
The Record Shack (11800 Wilshaire Blvd. Los Angeles 25, California )
Lu Watters
(W.C. 101) Canal Street Blues/ Antigua Blues
(W.C. 102) Chattanooga Stomp/ Creole Belles
(W.C. 103) Trombone Rag/ Sunburst Rag
(W.C. 104) Working Mna blues/ Big Bear Stomp
(W.C. 105) Down Home Rag/ Annie Street Rock
(W.C. 106) South/ Richard M. Jones blues
(W.C. 107) Harlem Rag/ Emperor Norton’s Hunch
(W.C. 108) That’s A Plenty/ Bieville blues
(W.C. 109) Friendless Blues/ I’m Goin’ Huntin’
(W.C. 110) Pineapple Rag/ Minstrels of Annie Street
(W.C. 111) 1919 Rag/ Ostrich Walk
The Jazz Record Corner (107 West 47th St. (off 6th Ave.) NYC
The Opening Announce
Rampart Records (P.O. Box 276, Grand Central Station New York 17, NY)
Bob Wilber’s Wild Cats
No. 1 Snake Rag/ Salty Dog
No. 2 New Orleans Shuffle/ I Can’t Say
No. 3 Old Fashioned Love/ Chimes Blues
THE RECORD CHANGER September 1948 (Vol. 7, No. 9)
Bill Grauer, Jr. (Editor), Orrin Keepnews (Managing Editor), Jane Grauer (Production) Gene Deitch (Cover & Cat),
Sima Ruvidich (Design & Typograph)
West Coast: Representatives; Alberto Otto & Jack Lewerke (11800 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 25. Calif.)
The Record Changer is published monthly by Changer Publication, Inc.
125 La Salle St., New York City 27, N.Y. copyright 1948 by Changer Publications, Inc.