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Tempo records first appeared in Setpenber 1946 and issued both new Jazz recordings and also vintage transfers. The new recordings had a A- prefixed catalogue and the reissues an R- catalogue (both series starting logically at 1). They were distributed by the Tempo Record Society of 9, Piccadilly Arcade, London and available from specialist dealers and jazz clubs. The initial issue of A-1 to A-44 cost 9/6, but subsequent issues in both series were 7/6. |
Please e-mail me if you can help me fill in the gaps in any of these series.
There are no gaps in the R-series now, thanks to
Bill Dean-Myatt's help - just
a few control numbers !
The A-listing is now complete as far as titles & artists go. This is due to a
lot of information sent to me by Richard Prout &
Jerry King. Some numbers and
dates still to fill in yet.
Thanks to the
following who have also helped with this listing: Mike
Jones, Adam Miller, Alan Sharp.
Page last updated on:
December 15, 2024
Firstly, the A-prefixed series of contemporary
recordings. These were first issued in September 1946 and continued until
October 1952. In April 1955, Vogue (a Decca subsidiary) took over the name and
continued the series.
Cat No | Master No | Control No | Title | Artists | Source / date |
A-1 | J-1-2 J-2-3 |
Sunday Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? |
La Vere's Chicago Loopers | Jump 2, Hollywood,
22 Jul 1944 Jump 1, Hollywood, 22 Jul 1944 |
|
A-2 | J-11-1 J-12-3 |
Blue Lou Can't We Talk It Over? |
La Vere's Chicago Loopers | Jump 5, Hollywood, 24 Feb 1945 | |
A-3 | J-9 J-10 |
Carolina In The Morning Royal Reserve Blues |
O'Brien's State Street Seven | Jump 4 Hollywood, 24 Feb 1945 |
|
A-4 | L-416a L-416B |
Vog-5 Vog-4 |
Ja Da Oh That Sign |
Roger Bell's Jazz Gang | Ampersand 1 Melbourne, 19 Sep 1943 |
A-5 | J-48-2 J-51-2 |
SSS-1400 SSS-1401 |
Livery
Stable Blues Wolverine Blues |
Pete Daily & his Chicagoans | Jump 12 Hollywood, 18 Oct 1946 |
A-6 | M-29 M-30 |
At The
Jazz Band Ball Alma Street Requiem |
Graeme Bell's Dixieland Band | Ampersand 3 Melbourne, Summer 1945 |
|
A-7 | F-129 F-131 |
SSS-1549 SSS-1548 |
Sister Kate Panama |
Sullivan - Bechet Quartet | Disc 6003, New
York, 9 Dec 1945 Dicc 6004, New York, 9 Dec 1945 |
A-8 | TRS-5 TRS-6 |
SSS-1560 SSS-1561 |
Oh Peter (Wiedoeft, Rose,
Stafford) Jackass Blues |
Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band | London, 5 May 1948 |
A-9 | TRS-7 TRS-8 |
SSS-1562 SSS-1563 |
Was Leicester Square? Free Man's Blues |
Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band | London, 5 May 1948 |
A-10 | TRS-9 TRS-10 |
MM-12 MM-11 |
When The
Saints Go Marching In Careless Love |
Humphrey Lyttleton & his Band | London, 11 May 1948 |
A-11 | HAR-3 HAR-5 |
Wild Cat Blues Tiger Rag |
Claude Luter & his Band | Harmo J-3001 Nice, 19 February 1948 |
|
A-12 | TRS-3 TRS-12 |
MM-40 MM-39 |
Tailgate Jenny's Ball |
Humphrey Lyttleton & his Band | London, 4 May 1948 London, 11 May 1948 |
A-13 | M-54 M-57 |
MM-54 . |
I'm A Little Blackbird Alexander's Ragtime Band |
Graeme Bell's Dixieland Band | Ampersand 1204 Melbourne, 24 Jun 1947 |
A-14 | Har-4 Har-6 |
Ory's Creole Trombone Sport Model Mama |
Claude Luter & his Band | Harmo J-3001/J-3002 Nice, 19 Feb 1948 |
|
A-15 | D-205 D-206 |
Lorenzo's Blues Harlem Hotcha |
Omer Simeon Trio | Disc 6001 New York, 22 February 1945 |
|
A-16 | D-385 D-386 |
Diggin' My Potatoes Defence Blues |
Huddie Leadbetter (Lead Belly) | Disc 5085 New York, May-June 1946 |
|
A-17 | TRS-13 TRS-14 |
MM-85 MM-86 |
Muskrat Ramble Big Chief Battle Axe |
The Yorkshire Jazz Band | London, 23 April 1949 |
A-18 | TRS-16 TRS-17 |
MM-87 MM-88 |
Wahington And Lee Swing When You Wore A Tulip |
The Yorkshire Jazz Band | London, 23 April 1949 |
A-19 | RPL-141 RPL-144 |
Sunday Morning Get Out Of Here |
Humphrey Lyttleton & his Band | London, 2 December 1948 | |
A-20 | R-9501 R-9502 |
MM-99 MM-100 |
Snake Rag Salty Dog Blues |
Bob Wilber's Wildcats | Rampart 1 New York, 3 Dec 1947 |
A-21 | TRS-18 TRS-19 |
MM-101 MM-102 |
Original Dixieland One Step Absent Minded Blues |
The Dutch Swing College Band | The Hague, 20 May 1949 |
A-22 | J-33-3 J-36-2 |
MM-117 MM-118 |
At Sundown Happy Blues |
Chuck Mackey's Boulevard Gang | Jump 11 Hollywood, 11 March 1946 |
A-23 | TRS-20 TRS-23 |
MM-111 MM-114 |
Dippermouth Blues When The Trumpet Of The Lord Shall Sound |
The Yorkshire Jazz Band | London, 18 Jun 1949 |
A-24 | TRS-31 TRS-33 |
Kansas City Stomp Levee Moan |
Ray Foxley's Levee Ramblers | London 25 Junr 1949 | |
A-25 | TRS-35 TRS-37 |
MM-128 MM-130 |
Truckin' Down The Sinclair
Trail Fable Of A Fool |
Rex Stewart's London Five | London, 26 June 1949 |
A-26 | R-9603 R-9604 |
MM-132 MM- |
New Orleans Shuffle I Can't Say |
Bob Wilber's Wildcats | Rampart 2 New York, 31 Dec 1947 |
A-27 | D-207 D-208 |
MM-162 MM-163 |
Bandanna
Days Creole Lullaby |
Omer Simeon Trio | Disc 6002 New York, 22 Feb 1945 |
A-28 | J-45-3 J-52 |
MM-156 MM- |
Bluin' The Blues 5.30 A.M. Blues |
Pete Daily And his Chicagoans | Jump 14 Hollywood, 18 Oct 1946 |
A-29 | TRS-26 TRS-29 |
MM-119 MM-122 |
Digbeth And Milk Street
(Foxley) Fussy Doreen |
Ray Foxley (piano) | London, 25 Jun 1949 |
A-30 | TRS-21 TRS-22 |
MM-112 MM-113 |
Canal Street Blues Ice Cream |
The Yorkshire Jazz Band | London, 18 Jun 1949 |
A-31 | TRS-41 |
MM-146 MM-148 |
I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister
Kate Four Or Five Times |
The Dutch Swing College Band | London, 9 Jul 1949 |
A-32 | TRS- TRS-42 |
MM-147 MM-149 |
Alexander's Ragtime Band Birth Day Blues |
The Dutch Swing College Band | London, 9 Jul 1949 |
A-33 | TRS-47 TRS-50 |
I Got Rhythm Ain't Misbehavin' |
The Mac McCoombe Quartet | London, | |
A-34 | Bootsie Wootsie Blue Bundles |
Rex Stewart's London Five | London, 26 June 1949 | ||
A-35 | F-127 F-134 |
MM-160 MM- |
Fidgety Feet Got It And Gone |
Joe Sullivan
(piano) Sullivan-Bechet Quartet |
Disc 6003 New York 9 December 1945 |
A-36 | MM-191 MM-192 |
Tin Roof Blues Muskrat Ramble |
Muggsy Spanier & his Dixieland Band | Manhattan A-20 New York, February 1945 |
|
A-37 | TRS-24 TRS-25 |
Weary Blues St. Louis Blues |
The Yorkshire Jazz Band | London, 18 June 1949 | |
A-38 | TRS-30 TRS-34 |
Mr. Jelly Lord Got The World In A Jug |
The Ray Foxley Trio Ray Foxley (piano) |
London, 25 June 1949 | |
A-39 | R-9505 R-9506 |
MM-193 MM-194 |
Chimes
Blues Old Fashioned Love |
Bob Wilbur's Wildcats | Rampart 3 New York, 31 Dec 1947 |
A-40 | J-53 J-54-2 |
MM-155 MM-154 |
They Called It Dixieland Original Dixieland One-Step |
Rosy McHargue's Memphis Five | Jump 13 Hollywood, 7 December 1947 |
A-41 | TRS-27 TRS-28 |
Beale Street Blues Black Bottom Stomp |
Ray Foxley's Levee Ramblers | London, 25 June 1949 | |
A-42 | TRS-43 TRS-45 |
MM-150 MM- |
Willie The Weeper (Ryman,
Melrose, Bloom) Come Back, Sweet Papa |
The Dutch Swing College Band | London. 9 Jul 1949 |
A-43 | TRS-48b TRS-49b |
MM-180 MM-181 |
Mac's Blues I've Found A New Baby |
The Mac McCoombe Quartet | London, 27 Jul 1949 |
A-44 | J-3 J-4-2 |
MM-236 MM-235 |
Subdivided In F I'm Comin' Virginia |
La Vere's Chicago Loopers | Jump 1 / Jump 2 Hollywood, 22 July 1944 |
A-45 | TRS-51 TRS-52 |
MM-207 MM-208 |
Washington And Lee Swing Dark Night Blues |
Freddy Randall & his Band | London, 22 September 1949 |
A-46 | HF-6 HF-7 |
Ory's Creole Trombone At A Gerogia Camp Meeting |
The Castle Jazz Band | Castle 2 Portland, 29 December 1947 |
|
A-47 | J-93 J-94 |
MM-164 MM-165 |
That's A
Plenty Dallas Blues |
Red Nichols & his Five Pennies | Jump 20 Hollywood, 15 Mar 1949 |
A-48 | TRS-65 TRS-67 |
MM-245 MM-246 |
Panama Lewisada Blues |
The Original Dixielanders | London, 27 October 1949 |
A-49 | TRS-55 TRS-56 |
MM-211 MM-212 |
Riverside Blues (Thomas A.
Dorsey) Jazz Club Stomp (Munn) |
Freddie Randall & his Band | London, 22 September 1949 |
A-50 | HF-20 HF- |
MM-247 MM- |
When The Saints Go Marching
In, part 1 When The Saints Go Marching In, part 2 |
The Castle Jazz Band | Castle 8 Portland, Oregon, 6 Aug 1949 |
A-51 | A-20-2 A-20-2 |
MM-249 MM-250 |
Feather Brain Blues You're Lucky To Me |
Muggsy Spanier's Dixieland Band | Manhattan A-20 New York, 1 Mar 1845 |
A-52 | R-9510 R-9511 |
MM- MM-271 |
When You
Wore A Tuliip Trouble In Mind |
Bob Wilber's Wildcats | Rampart 6 New York, 31 Dec 1947 |
A-53 | TRS-44 TRS-46 |
MM-151 MM-153 |
Nothin' Aint'
Right High Society |
The Dutch Swing College Band | London, 11 Jul 1949 |
A-54 | TRS-66 TRS-70 |
Smokey Mokes Fort Worth Jail |
The Original Dixielanders | London, 27 October 1949 | |
A-55 | TRS-53a TRS-54a |
MM-209 MM-210 |
Georgia Cake Walk Sugar Foot Strut |
Freddy Randall & his Band | London, 22 Sep 1949 |
A-56 | TRS-71 TRS-72 |
Love For Sale Muskrat Ramble |
Pierre Braslavsky & his Band | London, 14 Jan 1950 | |
A-57 | TRS-73c TRS-76 |
MM-293 MM-294 |
Arcade Blues Double Whiskey |
Pierre Braslavsky & his Band | London, 14 Jan 1950 |
A-58 | TRS-74 TRS-75 |
Royal Garden Blues I Can't Give You Anything But Love |
Pierre Braslavsky & his Band | London, 14 Jan 1950 | |
A-59 | TRS-83 TRS-84 |
MM-320 MM-321 |
King Of The Zulus Shine |
Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | London, 23 Jan 1950 |
A-60 | HF-16 HF-19 |
MM-322 MM-323 |
Down In Jungle Town Kansas City Torch |
The Castle Jazz Band | Castle 7 Portland, Oregon 21 Apr 1949 |
A-61 | JF-56 JF-58 |
MM-159 MM-158 |
Ja-Da Oh! Baby |
Joe Rushton's California Ramblers / Joe Rushton's Kansas City Ramblers | Jump 19 7 December 1947 |
A-62 | TRS-86 TRS-89 |
MM-337 MM-338 |
Doctor Jazz When You And I Were Young, Maggie |
The Yorkshire Jazz Band | London, 26 Mar 1950 |
A-63 | TRS-90 TRS-91 |
MM-339 MM-340 |
Salty Dog Shine |
The Yorkshire Jazz Band | London, 26 Mar 1950 |
A-64 | A-20-3 A-20-3 |
MM-289 MM-290 |
Bugle Call
Rag That's A Plenty |
Muggsy Spanier & his Dixieland Band | Manhattan New York, 1 Mar 1945 |
A-65 | TRS-92b TRS-93 |
MM-351 MM-352 |
Pleadin' For The Blues Take Me For a Buggy Ride |
Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | London, 14 May 1950 |
AA-66 (12") |
TRS-96 TRS-97 |
MM- MM-356 |
Candy Lips Savoy Blues |
Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | London, 14 May 1950 |
A-67 | LK-100 LK-101 |
MM-357 MM-358 |
Firehouse Stomp Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gave To Me |
The Firehouse Five Plus Two | Good Time Jazz 1 Hollywood, 13 May 1949 |
A-68 | LK-102 LK-103 |
MM-383 MM-384 |
Fireman's Lament San |
The Firehouse Five Plus Two | Good Time Jazz 2 Hollywood, 13 May 1949 |
A-69 | TRS-68b TRS-69 |
MM-385 MM-386 |
Cake-Walking Babies (Smith,
Troy, Williams) Memphis Blues (W.C. Handy) |
The Original Dixielanders | London, 27 Oct 1949 |
A-70 | HF-8 HF-9 |
MM-387 MM- |
Kansas City Stomps The Darktown Strutters' Ball |
The Castle Jazz Band | Castle 3 Portland, 11 January 1949 |
A-71 | HF-10 HF-11 |
MM-389 MM-390 |
No Bop Hop Scop Blues Tiger Rag |
The Castle Jazz Band | Castle 4 Portland, Oregon, 11 Jan 1949 |
A-72 | TRS-94 TRS-95 |
MM-353 MM-354 |
Root Doctor 1919 March |
Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | London, 14 May 1950 |
A-73 | J-107-2 J-108-3 |
MM-392 MM-391 |
Love Lies A Monday Date |
La Vere's Chicapo Loopers (with Jack Teagarden) | Jump 26 21 February 1950 |
A-74 | LK-108 LK-111 |
MM-408 MM-409 |
Chimes Blues When My Sugar Walks Down The Street |
Turk Murphy's Jazz Band | Good Time Jazz 3 Hollywood, 31 May 1949 |
A-75 | LK-106 LK-109 |
MM-411 |
Papa Dip Turk's Blues |
Turk Murphy's Jazz Band | Good Time Jazz 4 Hollywood, 31 May 1949 |
A-76 | MM-406 MM-407 |
You Can't Have Your Cake And
Eat It Not There, Right There |
Fats Waller (vocal & piano) | London, 3 April 1939 | |
A-77 | Taylor 008 Taylor 009 |
Winin' Boy Blues Flat Foot |
Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band | Summit 1009 Melbourne, 7 November 1949 |
|
A-78 |
MX-31363 MX-31364 |
MM-396 MM-395 |
Wolverine
Blues Sobbin' Blues |
Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band | Swaggie S-1 Melbourne, 7 Nov 1949 |
A-79 | MX-31372 MX-31373 |
MM-397 MM- |
At A Georgia Camp Meeting Play It A Long Time, Papa |
Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band | Swaggie S-2 /
Swaggie S-3 Melbourne, 3 March 1950 |
A-80 | LK-104 LK-107 |
MM-399 MM- |
New Orleans Stomp Trouble In Mind |
Turk Murphy's Jazz Band | Good Time Jazz 7 Hollywood, 31 May 1949 |
A-81 | LK-140 LK-146 |
MM-426 MM-427 |
1919 Rag The Curse Of An Achin' Heart |
Turk Murphy's Jazz Band | Good Time Jazz 11 Hollywood, 19 January 1950 |
A-82 | LK-141 LK-142 |
MM-428 MM-429 |
Waiting For The Robert E. Lee Struttin' With Some Barbecue |
Turk Murphy's Jazz Band | Good Time Jazz 12 Hollywood, 19 January 1950 |
A-83 | HF-21 HF-22 |
MM-442 MM-443 |
Winter Garden Rag Heliotrope Bouquet |
Lee Stafford (piano) (with banjo, tuba & drums) | Castle 10 Portland, Oregon, 7 Jan 1950 |
A-84 | TRS-100 TRS-103 |
MM-438 MM- |
How Long How Long Blues The Curse |
Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | London 8 Oct 1950 |
A-85 | TRS-102 TRS-106 |
MM-440 MM- |
Skid Dat De Dat (Lil Hardin) Down In Honky Tonk |
Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | London 8 Oct 1950 |
A-86 | HF-17 HF-18 |
MM-444 MM-445 |
I've Been Floating Down That
Old Green River Farewell Blues |
The Castle Jazz Band | Castle 9 Portland, 22 Aug 1949 |
A-87 | LK-116-6 LK-117-2 |
MM-446 MM-447 |
Brass Bell (Frank Thomas) Everybody Loves My Baby (Williams, Palmer) |
The Firehouse Five Plus Two | Good Time Jazz 5 Hollywood, 8 Oct 1949 |
A-88 | LK-118 LK-119 |
MM-448 MM-449 |
Red Hot River Valley Riverside Blues |
The Firehouse Five Plus Two | Good Time Jazz 6 Hollywood, 8 Oct 1949 |
A-89 | SSS-GB-A1 SSS-GB-A2 |
MM-452 MM-453 |
Doctor Blues I'm Satisfied With My Gal |
Graeme Bell's Australian Jazz Band | London, 9 December 1950 |
A-90 | MM-454 MM-455 |
Shake That Thing Daddy Do |
Graeme Bell & his Australian Jazz Band | ||
A-91 | J-7 J-8 |
Very 8'n Boogie Exactly Like You |
La Vere's Chicago Loopers | Jump 3 / Jump 6 Hollywood?, November 1944 |
|
A-92 | LK-105 LK-110 |
MM- MM-471 |
Grandpa Spells All The Wrongs You've Done To Me |
Turk Murphy's Jazz Band | Good Time Jazz 8 Hollywood, 31 May 1949 |
A-93 | LK-135 LK-136 |
MM-476 MM-477 |
Twelfth Street Rag Dill Pickles |
Burt Bales (piano, with bass & drums) | Good Time Jazz 9 Hollywood, 15 Dec 1949 |
A-94 | LK-165 LK-167 |
MM-495 MM-497 |
Willie The Weeper Mama Don't Allow [sic] |
George Lewis & his New Orleans Music | Good Time Jazz 15 New Orleans, 5 Jun 1950 |
A-95 | LK-166 LK-168 |
MM-496 MM-498 |
Yaaka Hula Hicky Dula Burgundy Street Blues |
George Lewis & his New Orleans Music | Good Time Jazz 16 New Orleans, 5 Jun 1950 |
Note:- Many copies of each of
A-94 and A-95 have the catalogue numbers mixed with A-94 on one side and
A-95 on the other. One copy of A-95 has been reported to me with A-95 correctly on both sides, with the titles as shown above. |
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A-96 | TRS-121 TRS-122 |
MM-494 MM-501 |
Rock Island Line Send Me To The Electric Chair |
The George Melly Trio | London, 30 Jun 1951 |
A-97 | MM-525 MM-532 |
Willie The Weeper The Sheik Of Araby |
George Lewis & his New Orleans Music/Stompers | Paradox 6001 (LP) New Orleans, Aug 1950 |
|
A-98 | MM-528 MM-529 |
Ole Miss Bugle Boy March |
George Lewis & his New Orleans Music/Stompers | Paradox 6001 (LP) New Orleans, Aug 1950 |
|
A-99 | MM-527 MM-531 |
Martha Pallet On The Floor |
George Lewis & his New Orleans Music/Stompers | Paradox 6001 (LP) New Orleans, Aug 1950 |
|
AA-100 (12") |
MM-526 MM-530 |
2.19 Blues Jerusalem Blues |
George Lewis & his New Orleans Music | Paradox 6001 (LP) New Orleans, Aug 1950 |
|
A-101 | TRS-123 TRS-124 |
Camp Meeting Blues Stomp Off, Let's Go |
Chris Barber's New Orleans Jazz Band | London, 26 October 1951 | |
A-102 | TRS-125 TRS-126 |
When Erastus Plays His Old
Kazoo Misty Morning |
Chris Barber's New Orleans Jazz Band | London, 26 October 1951 | |
A-103 | GB-157 GB-157 |
Hello Jim Eady Tell The Boys You Saw Me |
Lazy Ade, with Graeme Bell's
Jazz Band Lazy Ade and his Late Hour Hounds |
Hobart, Tasmania, Sept 1949 | |
A-104 | TRS-129 TRS-130 |
Jazzbo Brown
From Memphis Town Kitchen Man |
George Melly | London, 24 April 1952 | |
A-105 | HF-23 HF-24 |
Teddy Bear
Blues Gladiolus Rag |
Lee Stafford (piano) | Castle 11 Portland, Oregon, 7 Jan 1950 |
|
A-106 | EX-5 EX-6 |
Dipper Mouth Blues Savoy Blues |
Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band |
Exner 4 Hollywood, 12 Feb 1945 |
|
A-107 | EX-7 EX-8 |
O-2982 O-2983 |
High Society Ballin' The Jack |
Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band |
Exner 4 Hollywood, 12 Feb 1945 |
From this point onwards, Tempo
records were taken over and produced by Vogue Records Ltd. There was also a break in time, since the last issue above had been in October 1952, and the first Vogue ones below were issued in April 1955. |
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A-108 | VOG-38 VOG-39 |
Muskrat Ramble Thames Walk |
Don Rendell Sextet | 22 February 1955 | |
A-109 | VOG-49 VOG-50 |
Orient Line May Reh |
Tubby Hayes & his Orchestra | 10 March 1955 | |
A-110 | VOG-41 VOG-43 |
You Stepped Out Of A Dream A Slow Boat To China |
Don Rendell Quartet | 22 February 1955 | |
A-111 | VOG-130 VOG-132 |
Everybody Loves Saturday
Night Something Blues |
Sandy Brown's Jazz Band | ||
A-112 | VOG-37 VOG-40 |
Didn't We? Dance Of The Ooblies |
Don Rendell Sextet | 22 February 1955 | |
A-113 | VOG-63 VOG=64 |
Sophisticated Lady Deuces Wild |
Tubby Hayes & his Orchestra | 29 April 1955 | |
A-114 | VOG-71 VOG-73 |
From This Moment On Blow Mr. Dexter |
Don Rendell Quartet | 2 May 1955 | |
A-115 | VOG-78 VOG-80 |
O Moon Bang! |
Dizzy Reece Quintet | 16 May 1955 | |
A-116 | VOG-176 VOG-178 |
VSP-34 VSP-33 |
Tiger Rag Precious Lord, Lead Me On |
Chris Barber's Jazz Band | Storyville A45003 Copenhagen, 9 October 1954 |
A-117 | VOG-182 VOG-183 |
VSP-35 VSP-36 |
Just A Closer Walk With Thee
[KC-13] Sheik Of Araby [KC-21] |
Ken Colyer's Jazzmen | Storyville
A45054/SEP301 Copenhagen, 19 April 1953 |
A-118 | VOG-154 VOG-155 |
Kathryn Amanda Hampstead Hunch |
Ray Foxley Trio | ||
A-119 | VOG-196 VOG-197 |
Fidelius Tootsie Roll |
Tubby Hayes & his Orchestra | 14 July 1955 | |
A-120 | VOG-92 VOG-94 |
VSP-37 VSP-38 |
If I Ever Cease To Love Isle Of Capri |
Ken Colyer's Jazzmen | Storyville A-45001 Copenhagen, 19 Apr 1953 |
A-121 | VOG-201 VOG-205 |
Hesitating Blues Joshua Fit de Battle ob Jericho |
Dave Carey Jazz Band | London, 21 Jul 1955 | |
A-122 | VOG-200 VOG-204 |
VSP-39 VSP-40 |
Kansas City Kitty Kater Street Rag |
Dave Carey Jazz Band | |
A-123 | VOG-82 VOG-83 |
Dance Of The Aerophrragytes There's No You |
Tubby Hayes Quartet | 29 July 1955 | |
A-124 | VOG-240 VOG-241 |
African Queen Special Delivery |
Sandy Brown's Jazz Band | ||
A-125 | VOG-90 VOG-96 |
Wild Cat Blues St Philip Street Breakdown |
Monty Sunshone Trio | Storyville A-45007 | |
A-126 | VOG-91 VOG-93 |
VSP-41 VSP-42 |
Wabash Blues My Bucket's Got A Hole In It |
Ken Colyer's Jazzmen | Storyville KB-209 19 April 1953 |
A-127 | VOG-252 VOG-256 |
Elegy Maenya |
Victor Feldman's Big Band | 21 September 1955 | |
A-128 | VOG-242 VOG-243 |
Nothing Blues Africa Blues |
Sandy Brown's Jazz Band | ||
A-129 | VOG-190 VOG-191 |
Rose Room How Long, How Long Blues |
Albert Nicholas (clarinet), &
Al Fairweather (trumpet) (with rhythm accmp) Albert Nicholas (clarinet) & Lise West (vocal) (with rhythm accmp) |
Storyville, 5
September 1954 Storyville, 2 January 1955 |
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A-130 | VOG-313 VOG-315 |
Maryland, My Maryland St George's Rag |
Chris Barber Concert | Storyville | |
A-131 | VOG-316 VOG-320 |
Leaving Blues Over In The New Burying Ground |
Chris Barber Concert | Storyville A-45005 | |
A-132 | VOG-177 VOG-179 |
Saratoga Swing Ice Cream |
Chris Barber's Jazz Band | Storyville Copenhagen, 9 Oct 1954 |
|
A-133 | VOG-609 VOG-612 |
I've Found A New Baby Brown-Skin Mama |
Dave Carey's Jazz Band | Royal Festival
Hall (live), 18 February 1956 |
|
A-134 | VOG-617 VOG-618 |
VSP- VSP-51 |
Where The River Shannon Flows Dippermouth Blues |
Acker Bilk's Paramount Jazz Band | 18 February 1956 |
A-135 | VOG-595 VOG-597 |
Blue Lou Doxy |
The Vic Ash Quartet | 18 February 1956 | |
A-136 | VOG-688 VOG-689 |
Maryland, My Maryland The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise |
Ken Colyer's Jazzmen | 8 Mar 1956 | |
A-137 | VOG-596 VOG-598 |
Early Morning Just One Of Those Things |
The Vic Ash Quartet | 18 February 1956 | |
A-138 | VOG-369 VOG-370 |
Sunset Cafe Stomp Sweet Georgia Brown |
Dave Carey's Jazz Band | ||
A-139 | VOG-354 VOG-355 |
In A Shanty In Old Shanty
Town Snag It |
Mick Mulligan's Jazz Band | ||
A-140 | VOG-812 VOG-813 |
Chorous Basic Line |
The Dizzy Reece Quintet, with Dave Goldberg | 26 April 1956 | |
A-141 | VOG-789 VOG-790 |
Snowy Morning Blues The Sheik Of Araby |
Pat Hawes, with Dave Carey's Rhythm | ||
A-142 | VOG-253 VOG-255 |
Big Top Cabaletto |
Victor Feldman's Big Band | 21 September 1955 | |
A-143 | VOG-353 VOG-356 |
Oriental Strut Big House Blues |
Mick Mulligan's Jazz Band | 16 January 1956 | |
A-144 | VOG-858 VOG-859 |
Jenny's Ball Muddy Water |
George Melly (vocalist), with Mick Mulligan's Jazz Band | London, 13 Jun 1956 | |
A-145 | VOG-850 VOG-852 |
Climax Rag The Chant |
The Zenith Six | ||
A-146 | VOG-894 VOG-895 |
Hey, Hey Daddy Blues Green Corn |
Ray Bush & The Avon Cities Skiffle | ||
A-147 | VOG-947 VOG-948 |
Death Letter Cemetary Blues |
George Melly (vocalist), with Mick Mulligan's Jazz Band | ||
A-148 | VOG-919 VOG-921 |
Ode To Ernie No, I Woodyn't |
Tubby Hayes' Quintet | 17 July 1956 | |
A-149 | VOG-888 VOG-893 |
Fisherman's Blues This Little Light Of Mine |
Ray Bush & The Avon Cities Skiffle | 1956 | |
A-150 | VOG-996 VOG-997 |
Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider Button Up Your Overcoat |
Dave Carey's Jazz Band | ||
A-151 | VOG-992 VOG-994 |
Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble Hawaiian War Chant |
Ray Bush, with The Avon Cities' Jazz Band | ||
A-152 | VOG-951 VOG-952 |
Raver's Edge Beale Street Blues |
Mick Mulligan's Jazz Band | ||
A-153 | VOG-1024 VOG-1025 |
I'll Take Romance Speak Low |
The New Ronnie Scott Quintet | 29 October 1956 | |
A-154 | VOG-1146 VOG-1149 |
Jackpot You Are My Heart's Delight |
The Victor Feldman Quartet | 4 December 1956 | |
A-155 | VOG-1200 VOG-1201 |
St. James' Infirmary After A While |
Mick Mulligan's Jazz Band | ||
A-156 | VOG-889 VOG-890 |
How Long, How Long Blues Julian Johnson |
Ray Bush & The Avon Cities Skiffle | ||
A-157 | VOG-891 VOG-892 |
Lonesome Day Blues I Don't Know |
Ray Bush & The Avon Cities Skiffle | ||
A-158 | VOG-1322 VOG-1323 |
Ella Speed 2.19 Blues |
The City Ramblers Skiffle Group | ||
A-159 | VOG-1306 VOG-1308 |
Mahogany Hall Stomp Cannon Ball Blues |
The Zenith Six | ||
A-160 | VOG-1430 VOG-1431 |
ICE
CREAM (I scream,you scream, we all scream) Down By The Riverside |
Ken Colyer's Jazzmen | Storyville, Denmark | |
A-161 | VOG-1563 VOG-1567 |
Mama Don't Allow Tom Dooley |
The City Ramblers Skiffle Group | ||
A-162 | VOG-1763 VOG-1764 |
There's a
Blue Ridge Round My Heart, Virginia Double Shuffle (Betty Smith) |
Betty Smith's Skiffle | 1957 | |
A-163 | VOG-1760 VOG-1762 |
Sweet Georgia Brown Little White Lies |
Betty Smith's Skiffle | ||
A-164 | VOG-1768 VOG-1769 |
Old Stack-o-Lee Blues Double Dee |
Mick Mulligan's Jazz Band | ||
A-165 | VOG-2465 VOG-2468 |
Delia's Gone Boodle-Am Shake |
City Ramblers Skiffle | ||
A-166 | VOG-1931 VOG-1932 |
I Ain't Gonna Worry No More Country Jail |
Alexis Korner's Skiffle Group | ||
A-167 | VOG-2990 VOG-2998 |
Bewitched My Funny Valentine |
Jimmy Deuchar & his Pals | 7 March 1958 | |
A-168 | VOG-3832 VOG-3833 |
Stormin' The Barn That's All There Is (There Ain't No More) |
The Barnstormers Spasm Band | ||
A-169 (45 rpm) |
VOG-5100 VOG-5101 |
Upper Set American Patrol |
The Avon Cities Jazz Band |
Now the R- prefixed series of vintage jazz reissues. These were issued between December 1947 and October 1952.
Cat No | Master No | Control No | Title | Artists | Source | Recording Date |
R-1 | 11770 11771 |
SSS-1388-X SSS-1389-X |
Hot Mittens Buddy's Habits |
The Bucktown Five | Gennett 5518 Gennett 5418 |
24 February 1924 |
R-2 | 11355-B 11357- |
SSS-1465-X SSS-1464-X |
Weary Blues Wolverine Blues |
New Orleans Rhythm Kings | Gennett 5102 | 12 March 1923 13 March 1923 |
R-3 | 11541-A 11551-C |
MM-24 MM-23 |
Mr. Jelly Lord Milenberg Joys |
New Orleans Rhythm Kings | Gennett 5220 Gennett 5217 |
17 July 1923 18 July 1923 |
R-4 | 11633-B 11638 |
MM-55 MM-53 |
Alligator Hop Krooked Blues |
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band | Gennett 5274 | 5 October 1923 |
R-5 | 11538-A 11917 |
MM-79 MM-80 |
New Orleans
(Blues) Joys Perfect Rag |
Jelly-Roll Morton (piano) | Gennett 5486 | 17 July 1923 9 June 1924 |
R-6 | 11387-A 11390-B |
MM-306 MM-307 |
Chimes Blues Froggie Moore |
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band | Gennett 5135 | 6 April 1923 |
R-7 |
1435-2 11391 |
MM-72 MM-71 |
Muddy Water Blues Snake Rag |
Jelly-Roll Morton & his Orchestra King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band |
Paramount
12050 Gennett 5184 |
June 1923 6 April 1923 |
R-8 | 270 271 |
MM-107 MM-108 |
Bozo Bimbo |
Clarence Williams & his Orchestra | QRS R-7034 | November 1928 |
R-9 | 308 309 |
MM-109 MM-110 |
Beau-Koo-Jack Sister Kate |
Clarence Williams & his Orchestra | QRS R-7044 | December 1928 |
R-10 | 3742-B 3743-B |
MM-169 MM-168 |
Ev'rybody Dance Miss Golden Brown |
King Oliver's Memphis Jazzers | Grey Gull 1816 Grey Gull 1805 |
November 1929 |
R-11 | 16687-1 17181-1 |
MM-196 MM-197 |
Becky Deem, She
Was A Gamblin' Girl Pig Meat Papa |
Huddie Ledbetter (vocal, with guitar) | ARC 6-04-55 | 23 January 1935 26 March 1935 |
R-12 | 14065-B 14067-C |
MM-198 MM-199 |
Endurance Stomp Brown-Skin Mama |
State Street Ramblers | Gennett 6552 Gennett 6569 |
18 July 1928 |
R-13 | 16689-2 16691-2 |
MM-200 MM-201 |
Four Day Worry Blues New Black Snake Moan |
Huddie Ledbetter (vocal, with guitar) | Banner 33360 | 24 January 1935 |
R-14 | 14978 14985 |
Chimes Blues Slow Drag |
Cow Cow Davenport (piano) | Gennett 6838 Gennett 6869 |
1 April 1929 | |
R-15 | 13687 13691 |
MM-204 MM-205 |
Oriental Man Tack It Down |
The State Street Ramblers | Gennett 6692 Chhampion 40062 |
23 April 1928 |
R-16 | 148 149 |
MM-214 MM-215 |
Everybody Loves My Baby Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me |
The Stomp Six | Autograph 626 | July 1935 |
R-17 | X-190-A X-191-A |
MM-216 MM-217 |
Animal Crackers Li'l Farina |
Duke Ellington & his Washintonians | Gennett 3342 | 21 June 1926 |
R-18 | 12990 12991 |
MM-237 MM-238 |
The Weary Way
Blues Cootie Stomp |
The State Street Ramblers | Gennett 6232 | 12 August 1927 |
R-19 | 635 636 |
MM-239 MM-240 |
Fish Tail Blues High Society |
Jelly-Roll Morton's Kings Of Jazz | Autograph 606 | September 1924 |
R-20 | 21453-2 21454-3 |
MM-241 MM-242 ? |
Hometown Skiffle, part 1 Hometown Skiffle, part 2 |
The Paramount All Stars | Paramount 12886 | October 1929 |
R-21 | 9177 9248-A |
MM-243 MM-244 |
Of All The
Wrongs You Done To Me Cake-Walking Babies From Home |
Red Onion Jazz Babies | Gennett 5627 | 8 November 1924 22 December 1924 |
R-22 | MM-273 MM-274 |
When You're Alone Blues Krooked Blues |
Roberta Dudley | Nordskog 3007 | June 1922 | |
R-23 | 20106-2 20108-1 |
MM-276 02712 |
Brownskin Mama Blues Hey Hey Daddy Blues |
Blind Blake (with guitar accmp) | Paramount 12606 | October 1927 |
R-24 | 9218-B 9231-A |
MM-277 MM-278 |
When My Sugar
Walks Down The Street Prince Of Wails |
Wolverine Orchestra | Gennett 5620 | 5 December 1924 12 December 1924 |
R-25 | 2648-2 2650-2 |
MM-280 MM-279 |
Yearning For
Mandalay Trombone Man |
Preston Jackson & his Uptown Band | Paramount 12411 | September 1926 |
R-26 | 2647-1-2 2649-2 |
MM-282 MM-281 |
It's Tight, Jim Harmony Blues |
Preston Jackson & his Uptown Band | Paramount 12400 | Serptember 1926 |
R-27 | 3744-A-B 41924-1-3 |
MM-283 MM-284 |
In Harlem's Araby Shake It And Break It |
The Memphis Jazzers The Kentucky Serenaders |
Grey Gull 1805 Emerson 10439 |
November 1929 August 1921 |
R-28 | 730 5712-1 |
MM-300 MM-299 |
When You Do
What You Do One Of These Days |
Fletcher Henderson & his Orchestra | Vocalion 15030 Banner 1457 |
18 April 1925 10 November 1924 |
R-29 | 11635-A 11636-B |
MM-298 MM-297 |
Zulus Ball Workingman's Blues |
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band | Gennett 5275 | 5 October 1923 |
R-30 | 20292-1 20293-2 |
MM-325 MM-324 |
Long Gone Lost John I'm Looking For a Woman Who Knows How To Treat Me Right |
Papa Charlie Jackson | Paramount 12602 | January 1928 |
R-31 | 15649-A 15650 |
MM-343 MM-344 |
Just Can't Stay
Here Pitchin' Boogie |
Will Ezell (piano, with banjo & cornet accmp) | Paramount 12855 | 20 September 1929 |
R-32 | 11913-A 11914 |
MM-288 MM-287 |
Bucktown Blues Tom Cat Blues |
Jell-Roll Morton (piano) | Gennett 5515 | 9 June 1924 |
R-33 | 20191-2 20192-2 |
MM-341 MM-342 |
The Santa Claus
Crave St Louis Cyclone Blues |
Elzadie Robinson (acc by Bob Call, piano) | Paramount 12573 | November 19217 |
R-34 | 5728 5811 |
MM-350 MM-359 |
How Come You Do
Me Like You Do? Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me? |
Fletcher Henderson & his Orchestra | Banmer 1445 Banner 1476 |
7 November 1924 January 1925 |
R-35 | 20470-4 20534-2 |
MM-382 MM-381 |
Sister Kate Nobody's Sweetheart |
Charles Pierce & his Orchestra | Paramount 12640 Paramount 20616 |
March 1928 April 1928 |
R-36 | 20910-3 20911-1 |
MM-418 MM-419 |
Arkansas Mill
Blues Gold Mansion Blues |
Elzadie Robinson (acc by Will Ezell, piano) | Paramount 12701 | October 1928 |
R-37 | 20912-2 20913-2 |
MM-420 MM-421 |
Rowdy Man Blues Going South Blues |
Elzadie Robinson (acc by Will Ezell, piano) | Paramount 12724 | October 1928 |
R-38 | 4514-4 20387-2 |
MM-414 MM-415 |
Weary Dogs Blues Change My Luck Blues |
Blind Lemon Jefferson (with guitar) | Paramount 12493 Paramount 12639 |
May 1927 February 1928 |
R-39 | 20815-2 20816-2 |
MM-425 MM-424 |
Lockstep Blues Hangman's Blues |
Blind Lemon Jefferson (with guitar) | Paramount 12679 | August 1928 |
R-40 | 20123-1 20520-2 |
Southern Rag C.C. Pill Blues |
Blind Blake | Paramount 12565 Paramount 12634 |
October 1927 April 1928 |
|
R-41 | 2541-1 2542-1 |
02717 02718 |
Bohunkus Blues Buddy Burton's Jazz |
Johnny Dodds with Jimmy Blythe's Washboard band | Paramount 12368 | May 1926 |
R-42 | 2363- 2364-1 |
MM-412 MM-413 |
He Likes It
Slow Black Bottom Stomp |
Trixie Smith (acc by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra) | Paramount 12236 | December 1925 |
R-43 | 1691-2 1692-2 |
MM-417 MM-416 |
Mama Don't Want
Sweet Man No More Hateful Blues |
Edmonia Henderson | Paramount 12203 | February 1924 |
R-44 | 11854-C 11855-A |
MM-463 MM-464 |
Riverboat
Shuffle Susie |
Wolverine Orchestra | Gennett 5454 | 6 May 1924 |
R-45 | 9079 9080-B |
Sensation Lazy Daddy |
Wolverine Orchestra | Gennett 5542 | 16 September 1924 | |
R-46 | 3077- 3089-1 |
MM-472 MM-473 |
Shuckin' Sugar
Blues Rabbit Foot Blues |
Blind Lemon jefferson | Paramount 12454 | November 1926 December 1926 |
R-47 | 11537 11546 |
MM-474 MM-475 |
King Porter - A
Stomp Wolverine Blues |
Jell-Roll Morton (piano) | Gennett 5289 | 17 July 1923 18 July 1923 |
R-48 | 11908-A 11915-A |
Shreveport
Stomps Stratford Hunch |
Jell-Roll Morton (piano) | Gennett 5590 | 9 June 1924 | |
R-49 | 11907-A 11910-A |
Tia Juana (Tee
wana) Mamamita |
Jell-Roll Morton (piano) | Gennett 5632 | 9 June 1924 | |
R-50 | 11544 11545 |
Grandpa's
Spells Kansas City Stomp |
Jell-Roll Morton (piano) | Gennett 5218 | 18 July 1923 | |
R-51 | 21017-4 21018-2 |
02747 02748 |
Jig Head Blues Hard Dallas Blues |
Ramblin' Thomas (= Willard Thomas) (with guitar accmp) | Paramount 12708 | November 1928 |
R-52 | 2749-2 2750-2 |
02749 02750 |
Ape Man Your Folks |
Jimmy Blythe's Washboard Ragamuffins | Paramount 12428 | October 1926 |
R-53 | Ory's Creole
Trombone Society Blues |
Spikes' Seven Pods Of Pepper Orchestra | Nordskog 3009 | June 1922 | ||
R-54 | 20070-2 20075-2 |
Gone Dead On You Blues One Dime Blues |
Blind Lemon Jefferson (with guitar) | Paramount 12578 | October 1927 | |
R-55 | 21040-1 21041-1 |
02753 02754 |
Religion Is
Something Within You Mother's Love |
Blind Joe Taggart | Paramount 12744 | December 1928 |
Now the short-lived S- prefixed History Of Jazz series . These are a set and were issued in October 1951 in two forms: manual (S-1 to S-5) and automatic (S-1A to S-5A). Both are shown below.
Cat No | Master No | Control No | Title | Artists | Recording Date |
S-1 | MM-601 MM-602 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 1 (introduction, Origins) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 2 (Early Social Influences) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-2 | MM-603 MM-604 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 3 (Spirituals, Work Songs, Blues) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 4 (Ragtime, Spasm Bands) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-3 | MM-605 MM-606 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 5 (Brass Bands, Jazz Band Instrumentation) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 6 (The Nature Of Jazz) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-4 | MM-607 MM-608 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 7 (Exodus From New Orleans) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 8 (Advent Of Swing) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-5 | MM-609 MM-610 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 9 (Digression) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 10 (Jazz: A Folk Music) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-1A | MM-601 MM-610 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 1 (introduction, Origins) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 10 (Jazz: A Folk Music) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-2A | MM-602 MM-609 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 2 (Early Social Influences) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 9 (Digression) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-3A | MM-603 MM-608 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 3 (Spirituals, Work Songs, Blues) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 8 (Advent Of Swing) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-4A | MM-604 MM-607 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 4 (Ragtime, Spasm Bands) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 7 (Exodus From New Orleans) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 | |
S-5A | MM-605 MM-606 |
History Of Jazz, by Rex
Harris, part 5 (Brass Bands, Jazz Band Instrumentation) History Of Jazz, by Rex Harris, part 6 (The Nature Of Jazz) |
Live musical illustrations by Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band | 1951 |