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VINTAGE 78 RPM RECORDS - JAZZ GEMS

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(this list is in alphabetical sequence - by record label)

This list is current as of today: Sunday May 26, 2019 

(*with the exception of VERY recent transactions, which will be reflected in next update).

ARTIST	TITLE ONE	TITLE TWO	LABEL & NUMBER	CONDITION	PRICE (DOLLARS)	IMAGE (IF ANY)	NOTES
Erroll Garner	Impressions	Reverie	Atlantic 665	V+	6		Long light arc scratch on side one, not deep, still plays V+.
Wingie Manone And His Orch	Limehouse Blues	Fare Thee, My Baby, Fare - Thee - Well	Bluebird 10432	plays V V+ range	4		Spelled Wingie on this label. Sometimes he goes by Wingy.
Harlan Leonard and his Rockets	My Gal Sal	Hairy Joe Jump	Bluebird 10625	V / V-	3		Long scratch on side two.
Gene Gifford and his Orch.	New Orleans Twist	Nothin' But The Blues	Bluebird 10704	V V-	3		With Claude Thornhill, Bud Freeman, et al. 1935 recording. Some moderate 'touched up' label scars on each label.
Wingy Manone and his Orch / Charlie Barnet	Floatin' Down To Cotton Town	Did You Mean It?	Bluebird 6605	plays near V+	5		Side two label is way cleaner than the side one image shown here.
Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orch.	Apex Blues	Sweet Lorraine	Brunswick 80023 Collectors Series	V or better player	4		with Noone, Earl Hines, et al. Reissue of 1928 recordings.
Jimmy Wade and his Dixielanders / Albert Wynn's Gutbucket Five	Gates Blues - Punch Miller vocal and trumpet.	Parkway Stomp "with Scat Singing" (! 1928)	Brunswick 80041 Collectors Series	V+ note	3		Both sides feat. Punch Miller. Reissue of Vocalion 1928. Ultra tight hairline crack on side two.
Seger Ellis	Kiss And Make Up	Broken Hearted	Columbia 1130D	plays V V- range	4		Old Columbia Viva-Tonal.
Jack Teagarden and his Orch	I'll Remember	It's A Hundred To One	Columbia 35215	V+	5		Side one from the movie "She Married A Cop"
Louis Armstrong and his Savoy Ballroom Five	Save It Pretty Mama	No One Else But You	Columbia 35662	V+	6		Don Redman, Earl Hines, et al.
Bud Freeman and his Famous Chicagoans	Jack Hits The Road - Teagarden vocal	That Da Da Strain	Columbia 35854	V+	4
Bud Freeman and his Famous Chicagoans	Muskat Ramble (sic)	Forty Seventh And State	Columbia 35855	shiny V+	6
Bud Freeman And His Famous Chicagoans	Shim - Me - Sha - Wabble	After Awhile	Columbia 35856	V+ player	5		The great Bud Freeman
Santo "Peck" Pecora And His Back Room Boys	Magnolia Blues	I Never Knew What A Gal Could Do	Columbia 36159	V+	5		Recorded 1937 - "Hot Jazz Classic - Previously Unissued" - Santora on trombone as leader.
Teddy Wilson	These Foolish Things - piano solo	Rosetta - piano solo with rhythm	Columbia 36632	V or better	4		Nice two sider of piano stylings.
Count Basie nd his Orch	Jimmy's Blues (vocal by Jimmy Rushing)	Taps Miller	Columbia 36831	V	4		Light label edge wear.
Eddie Condon and his Windy City Seven	Love Is Just Around The Corner	Ja Da	Commodore 500	V V+ range	6		Jess Stacy, Bud Freeman, Pee Wee Russell, Brunies, Hackett, et al.
Jack Teagarden And His Trombone / Eddie Condon And His Windy City Seven	Diane	Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland	Commodore 505	near V+ player	5		Features Bud Freeman, Pee Wee Russell, Jess Stacy, and more. Thin white label arc on side two label.
Chu Berry and His "Little Jazz" Ensemble	Forty Six West Fifty Two	Sitting In	Commodore 516	close to V+	12		Featuring DANNY BARKER, Clyde Hart, Sid Catlett, Roy Eldridge, et al.
Jess Stacy	Candlelights	Ain't Goin' Nowhere	Commodore 517	V	3		Solo piano, both sides
Jess Stacy	You're Driving Me Crazy (Piano Solo)	She's Funny That Way (Duet with Bud Freeman on tenor sax!)	Commodore 529	near V+ tested	6		classic
George Brunis and his Jazz Band	Tin Roof Blues (New Orleans Rhythm Kings)	Royal Garden Blues (Clarence and Spencer Williams)	Commodore 556	near V+ player	4		With Pee Wee Russell and others. Nice old Commodore.
Slam Stewart Qunitet	A Bell For Norvo	On The Upside Looking Down	Continental 10002	V V+ range	12		Famous "singing bass" of Slam Stewart, with Red Normo et al.
Eddie Condon and his Orch.	The Yellow Dog Blues	Sweet Cider Time When You Were Mine	Decca 113	V or better	8		Rare issue on Japanese Decca! Ralph Sutton on piano. Tear on one label as shown. Label wear at spindle hole and elsewhere on side two label.
Count Basie and his Orch.	Don't You Miss Your Baby? - vocal by Jimmy Rushing	Topsy (Eddie Durham composition)	Decca 1770	V+	6
Count Basie and his Orch.	Don't You Miss Your Baby? - vocal by Jimmy Rushing	Topsy (Eddie Durham composition)	Decca 1770 gold on blue	V	4
Teddy Grace	Down Hearted Blues (Lovie Austin-Alberta Hunter composition)	Monday Morning	Decca 2128	V+	6		With Jack Teagarden, Billy Kyle, Dave Barbour, et al.
Paul Whiteman	Aunt Hagar's Blues	I'm Coming' Virginia	Decca 2145	V+ play tested	5		Both Sides feature vocal by Jack Teagarden and the Modernaires.
John Kirby and his Onyx Club Boys	From A Flat To C	Undecided	Decca 2216	V+	5
Count Basie and his Orch.	Blame It On My Last Affair - vocal by Helen Hume	The Blues I Like To Hear - vocal by James (Jimmy) Rushing	Decca 2284	V or better	5		Nice two-sider of blues singers. Light marks including shallow scuff on side two.
Benny Carter and his Orch.	Serenade To A Sarong	Pom Pom	Decca 3262	V+	8
Art Tatum	Cocktails For Two	Emaline	Decca 35202 gold on black	V+	10		Tour de Force - amazing solo piano on both sides.
Coleman Hawkins and his Orhcestra	Meditation	What Harlem Is To Me	Decca 742	V+	6		Nice Sunburst Decca
Hot Lips Page and his Orch.	Good Old Bosom Bread	He's Pulling His Whiskers	Decca 7451	near V+	4
Franz Jackson and his Jacksonians	You're The Maker Of Rain In My Heart	Elephant Swing	Decca 7779	V V+ range	6		Some light marks, not deep.
Jay McShann - At The Piano	Hootie's Ignorant Oil	'Fore Day Rider	Decca 8635	plays about V	8		Walter Brown sings on both sides. Side two plays cleaner than side one somewhat.
Snub Mosely's Band	Swampland	Snub's Blues	Decca 8636 Sepia Series	V+ play tested	5
Louis Armstrong with Jimmy Dorsey Orch.	The Skeleton In The Closet	Hurdy Gurdy	Decca 949	V+	8		3-D Logo
Bud Freeman and the Summa Cum Laude Orch.	Satanic Blues	The Sail Fish	Decca2781	plays about V+	4		All star Chicagoans including Pee Wee Russell, Max Kaminsky et al.
Jeanne Galye and the Gin Bottle 4	Angry	Doodle Doo Doo	Good Time Jazz 35 red label	fine V++	5		With Burt Bales, George Brunis, Minor Hall, and Joe Darensbourg. Brunis on tuba!
Muggsy Spanier and his Ragtime Band	Big Butter and Egg Man	Dipper Mouth Blues	HMV 9033	V+	6		Small UK govt stamp on side one label.
Pee Wee Russell's Rhythmakers	Baby Won't You Please Come Home	Dinah	HRS 1000	V+ player	6		Small X on side two. With James P. Johnson, Freddie Green, et al.
Pee Wee Russell's Rhythm Makers	Baby Won't You Please Come Home	Dinah	HRS 1000 Hot Originals	V+	6		Great group including Freddie Green, et al.
Jelly Roll Morton	Winin Boy Blues (Piano With Vocal)	Honky Tonk Music (Piano Solo)	Jazz Man 11	plays V or better	8		The great Jelly Roll Morton. Plenty of signal left. Writing on label, side 2
Jelly Roll Morton	Winin' Boy Blues	Honky Tonk Music	Jazz Man 11 red on white	V or better player	8		Tiny flaws at label edge on side one (see image). Interesting that the label shows Nesuhi Ertegun as Co-Sponsor of the recording. Moderate label wear areas.
Jelly Roll Morton	Creepy Feeling (Piano Solo)	Finger Buster (Piano Solo)	Jazz Man 12	plays V or better	8		Recorded 1938
Bunk Johnson's Original Superior Band	Ballin' The Jack	Pallet On The Floor	Jazz Man 16	V or better player	8		With George Lewis, Jim Robinson, et al. 1942 Recording.
Bunk Johnson's Original Superior Band (George Lewis, Jim Robinson, et al.) / Wally Rose	Yes, Lord, I'm Cripled	Hot House Rag	Jazz Man 17	V or better player	8		1942 Recording. Wally Rose Quartet on side two, with Clancy Hayes.
Buddy Lucas and his Band of Tomorrow	Undecided	Dianne	Jubilee 5070	V V+ range	3		Label rim scar on side one. Moderate Handwritten X on side two.
Mildred Bailey w Ellis Larkins 'Conducting'	Me And The Blues	I'll Close My Eyes	Majestic 1093 gold on red	V- V range	3
Cootie Williams and his Orch.	Cherry Red Blues	Things Ain't What They Used To Be	Majestic 7084	V V-	3		Fine vocals on both sides by the great Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson. Side Two plays V, side One plays V-.
Chick Bullock and his Orch	Sleepy Time Gal	Tie Me To Your Apron Strings	Melotone 35-10-24	V+	5		Nice old Melotone label graphics and colors.
Lu Watters and his Yerba Buena Jazz Band	Weary Blues (Artie Matthews)	Ace In The Hole	Mercury 11026 silver on blue	V V+ range	5
Ben Pollack and his Pick - A - Rib Boys	At The Jazz Band Ball	Dixieland One Step	Modern Hollwood 214	V V+	4		Nice early Script and Star logo and issue number.
Harry 'The Hipster' Gibson	The Hipster's Blues	Handsome Harry, The hipster	Musicraft 290 gold on maroon	plays V V+ range	3
Harry 'The Hipster' Gibson	Get Your Juices At The Deuces	The Hipster's Blues	Musicraft 292 gold on maroon	plays V V+ range	4		With his piano and jivey vocals
Duke Ellington with Johnny Hodges	Magenta Haze	Tulip Or Turnip	Musicraft 483	V+ nice	10		Nice shiny sturdy pressing, clean labels.
Sharkey's Kings Of Dixieland	Tailgate Ramble	Muskrat Ramble	New Orleans Bandwagon NOB 1	nice V+	10
Sharkey's Kings of Dixieland	High Society	Shine	New Orleans Bandwagon NOB 2	nice V+	10
Sharkey's Kings of Dixieland	Farewell Blues	Tin Roof Blues	New Orleans Bandwagon NOB 3	V+	10
Kid Ory's Sunshine Orch.	Ory's Creole Trombone	Society Blues	Paradox 3	V V+ player	6		Authentic group, Mutt Carey et al.
Fletcher Henderson and his Orch. / Sharkey Bonano and his Sharks of Rhythm	What-Cha-Call-Em-Blues	High Society	Parlophone 2825 (UK)	nice V+	10		small sticker on each side identifies the sidemen! side 1: Louis Armstrong, C. Hawkins, D. Redman, B. Bailey side 2: Fazola, Pollack, Pecora.
Lynn Hope Quintet	Tenderly	Song Of The Wanderer	Premium 851	V	4
Benny Green (trombone with strings)	Serenade To Love	There's A Small Hotel	Prestige 790	V to V+	4
Louis Armstrong and his Dixieland Seven / Louis Armstrong and his Orch	Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?	Eddie	RCA 20-2087	nice V+	10		With Kid Ory, Bigard, Callendar, et al.
Louis Armstrong and his Orch.	I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder	It Takes Time	RCA 20-2228	Very nice V+	6		Armstrong vocals on both sides too.
The Hot Shots	Horse's Neck	Blue Hours	Savoy 1128	V-	3
Erroll Garner	All Of Me	I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance	Savoy 724 red label	V V+ range	3		Fine piano two-sider
Anita O'Day	Hi Ho Trailus Boot Whip	What Is This Thing Called Love?	Signature 15162 silver and blue	V+ player	5		Side one is one of her best! With Will Bradley Orch.
Earl Hines Trio - Fats Waller Memorial	Squeeze Me	I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling	Signature S-1-1	near V+ player	4		Great Line-up, with Al Casey on guitar and Oscar Pettiford on bass.
Jack Teagarden and his Dixieland Jazz Orch.	Way Down Yonder In New Orleans	Muskrat Ramble	Taagarden Records 11226	near V+ tested	5		Picture Label. Mfg by Richard Bradley and Assoc, Chicago.
Buster Bailey and his Rhythm Busters	Afternoon In Africa	Dizzy Debutante	Variety 668	V+	4		With John Kirby and more.
Mildred Bailey and her Orch.	I Can't Face The Music	Don't Be That Way	Vocalion 4016	V	5		The Marconi store labels on both sides of this record are actually pretty interesting, don't you think?
Cootie Williams and his Rug Cutters	Delta Mood	The Boys From Harlem	Vocalion 4574	V	4		Rim chip into lead-in grooves on both sides. Record can be 'started in' with negligible loss of actual intros.
Red Nichols and the Five Pennies	Indiana	Dinah	Vocalion 4599	V to V+	4
Cab Calloway and his Orch.	The Jumpin' Jive (vocal by Calloway)	Trylon Swing	Vocalion 5005	V+	5
Bobby Hackett nd his Orch.	Clarinet Marmalade	Singin' The Blues	Vocalion 5493	plays V V+ range	5		Two sided tribute to Bix Beiderbecke.