MUNI 2019-2  Kořeny
jazzu
           20190923


                                           1. WORK SONG


Ol’ Hannah (Field Holler/Prison Work Song) (as Go Down Ol’
Hannah)                                   4:52

            Doc Reese-voc (or Dock Reese)

            first issue unknown * LP Asch ASCH AA 3/4 (1967) Recorded by Moses Asch 1939-45


                                           2. SPIRITUAL


When the Saints Go Marching In (Spiritual)
                       2:54

            Wheat Street Female Quartet (personnel unknown; members of the Wheat St. Baptist
Church)

            Atlanta, GA, January 29, 1925

            Columbia 14067 / 140298-1 * CD Document  DOCD-5543 (1997)


                                             3. BLUES


No Easy Rider Blues
(Burleson)
           3:19

            Gertrude Perkins-voc; Willie Tyson-p; unknown-g; Octave Gaspard-tu

            Dallas, December 6, 1927

            Columbia 14313-D / 145340-1


                                           4. BRASS BAND


Oh, Didn’t He Ramble
(traditional)
2:55

            Bunk Johnson Brass Band: Bunk Johnson, Kid Shots Madison-co; Jim Robinson-tb;

            Joseph Clark-tu; Isidore Barbarin-alto horn; Adolphe Alexander-baritone horn; George

            Lewis-Eb cl; Baby Dodds-snare drum; Lawrence Marrero-bass drum.

            New Orleans, July 1944.

78rpm American Music 103/matrix unknown. LP Folkways FJ 2803 (1951).


                                            5. RAGTIME


      The Entertainer (Scott
Joplin)
     3:40

            Copyright  John Stark & Son, Sedalia, 29. 12. 1902.

            Piano roll Classics of Ragtime 0108; LP Biograph BLP 1013 Q, 1974.


      The Entertainer (Scott Joplin)  played by:


  Joshua Rifkin-solo piano
(slow)
      4:59

            New York, 1970.

            LP Nonesuch H-71248, 1970


  Myron Romanul-solo piano
(fast)
   3:48

  The New England Conservatory Ragtime Ensemble: Charles Lewis-tp; Ray Cutler-                4:16

            tb; Gary Ofenloch-tu; David Reskin-fl, picc; Victor Sawa-cl; Myron Romanul-p;

            Michael Singer-b; Mark Belair-dr; Juan Ramirez-Hernandez, Tibor Pusztai-vio; Juan

            Dandridge-vla; Bruce Coppock-vcl; D. S. De Lisle-arr; Gunther Schuller-cond.

            Jordan Hall, New England Conservatory, Boston, Massachusetts, February 12-13, 1973.

            LP Angel S 36060, 1973; Supraphon 1115 2935, 1981.





MUNI 2019-2  New Orleans – Dixieland -
Chicago                                                                    20190930


Livery Stable Blues (Dominick J.
LaRocca)                                                                                  3:06

Original Dixieland Jazz Band: Nick LaRocca-co; Eddie Edwards-tb; Larry Shields-cl;  Henry Ragas-p;
Tony Sbarbaro (Spargo)-dr.

New York, February 26, 1917.

78rpm Victor 18255/19331-1 and 19332-3. CD RCA ND90650 (1992).


Ory’s Creole Trombone (Kid
Ory)
3:11

            Spikes’ Seven Pods of Pepper Orchestra (Ory’s Sunshine Orchestra): Mutt Carey-co;

            Kid Ory-tb; Dink Johnson-cl; Fred Washington-p; Ed Garland-b; Ben Borders-dr.

            Los Angeles, June 1922.

78rpm Nordskog 3009/matrix unknown. CD West Hill Radio Archives 6003 (2006).


Snake Rag (King
Oliver)
                    2:58

            King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band: King Oliver, Louis Armstrong-co; Honore Dutrey-tb;

            Johnny Dodds-cl; Lil Hardin-p; Bill Johnson-bjo; Baby Dodds-dr.

            Richmond, IN, April 6, 1923.

            78rpm Gennett 5184/11391. LP Folkways FJ 2803 (1951).


New Orleans Blues (Joys) (Jelly Roll
Morton)                                                                               2:38

            Jelly Roll Morton-piano solo.

Washington, DC, June 8, 1938.

78rpm Circle 27/1681. LP Folkways FJ 2803 (1951).


Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble (Spencer Williams)
                       2:55

            New Orleans Rhythm Kings (formerly Friars Society Orchestra): Paul Mares-co; George

            Brunies-tb; Leon Roppolo-cl; Mel Stitzel-p; Ben Pollack-dr.

            Richmond, IN, March 12, 1923.

78rpm Gennett 5106/11354-B.


Keyhole Blues (W. Wilson)
                                    3:22

            Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven: Louis Armstrong-co, voc; John Thomas-tb;

            Johnny Dodds-cl; Lil Armstrong-p; Johnny St.Cyr-bjo, g; Pete Briggs-tu; Baby Dodds-dr.

            Chicago, May 13, 1927.

78rpm OKeh 8496/80876-B. LP Folkways FJ 2803 (1951).


Hotter That That (Lilian Hardin
Armstrong)                                                                                3:03

Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five: Louis Armstrong-co, voc; Kid Ory-tb; Johnny Dodds-cl;

Lil Armstrong-p; Johnny St.Cyr-bjo; guest artist Lonnie Johnson-g.

Chicago, December 13, 1927.

78rpm OKeh 8535/82055-B. CD West Hill Radio Archives 6003 (2006).


Mournful Serenade (Chimes Blues) (King
Oliver)                                                                       3:19

            Jelly Roll Morton Quartet: Geechie Fields-tb; Omer Simeon-cl; Jelly Roll Morton-p;

            Tommy Benford-dr.

            New York, June 11, 1928.

78rpm Victor 38024/45624-1. LP Folkways FJ 2803 (1951).


Singin’ the Blues (Jimmy
McHugh)
      3:02

Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra: Frankie Trumbauer-Cmel; Bix Beiderbecke-co;

Bill Rank-tb; Jimmy Dorsey-cl, as; Doc Ryker-as; Paul Mertz-p; Howdy Quicksell-bjo;

Eddie Lang-g; Chauncey Morehouse-dr.

New York, February 4, 1927.

78rpm OKeh 40772/80393-B.