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Table of Contents:

• Record 9. Kansas City stomps ; In the barrel pt.1 (George Zack)
• Angry ; Weary blues ; Snag it ; Alice blue gown ; (Muggsy Spanier And His Ragtimers)
• Record 10. Sweet Lorraine ; Oh, lady be good ; Sugar ; September in the rain ; (Muggsy Spanier And His Ragtimers)
• St. Louis blues ; (Miff Mole And His Nicksieland Band)
• Record 11. Peg o' my heart ; Beale Street blues ; I must have that man (Miff Mole and his Nicksieland Band)
• Merci Michelle ; Getaway Joe ; Black satin gal ; In a Persian black market (Joe Bushkin)
• Record 12. Culver City suite (Joe Bushkin)
• Pickin' at the Pic ; Fade out ; Oh, lady be good ; Georgia on my mind (Joe Bushkin Sextet)
• Bugaboo ; Shoe shiners drag ; Sizzlin' 'stakes ; Pickin up 'stakes (George Zack)
• (Cont.) Record 13. Love nest ; Everybody loves me baby ; Eccentric ; Guess who's in town (Max Kaminsky And His Jazz Band)
• Sleepy time gal ; Where or when (Edmond Hall Quartet with Teddy Wilson)
• Record 14. It had to be you ; Caravan (Edmond Hall Quartet with Teddy Wilson)
• Sunset cafe stomp ; If I could be with you ; Sweethearts on parade (George Zack)
• Record 15. It's only a shanty in Old Shanty Town ; Night and day ; I want to be happy ; Show piece ; (Edmond Hall Quartet with Teddy Wilson)
• Heebie jeebies ; Struttin' with some barbecue (George Wettling And His Rhythm Kings)
• Record 16. How come you do me like you do ; Blues for Stu (George Wettling And His Rhythm Kings)
• At sundown ; New Orleans ; Skeleton jangle ; When day is done ; Soon (Bobby Hackett and his orchestra)
• Sweet Sue, just you ; Memphis blues ; Riverside blues (Muggsy Spanier and his Ragtimers).

Contributors:

Zack, George , performer

Spanier, Muggsy, 1901-1967 , performer

Mole, Miff, 1898-1961 , performer

Kaminsky, Max, 1908-1994 , performer

Hall, Edmond , performer

Wilson, Teddy, 1912-1986 , performer

Wettling, George, 1907-1968 , performer

Hackett, Bobby , performer

Muggsy Spanier's Ragtimers , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Nicksieland Band , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Rhythm Kings , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Related Works:

Kansas City stomps

In the barrel

Angry

Weary blues

Snag it.

Alice blue gown

Sweet Lorraine

Oh, lady be good

Sugar

September in the rain

St. Louis blues

Peg o' my heart

Beale Street blues

I must have that man

Merci Michelle

Getaway Joe

Black satin gal

In a Persian black market

Culver City suite

Pickin' at the Pic

Georgia on my mind

Bugaboo

Shoe shiners drag

Sizzlin' 'stakes

Pickin up 'stakes

Love nest

Everybody loves me baby

Eccentric

Guess who's in town

Sleepy time gal

Where or when

It had to be you

Caravan

Sunset cafe stomp

Sweethearts on parade

It's only a shanty in Old Shanty Town

Night and day

I want to be happy

Heebie jeebies

Struttin' with some barbecue

How come you do me like you do

Blues for Stu

At sundown

New Orleans

Skeleton jangle

When day is done

Soon

Sweet Sue, just you

Memphis blues

Riverside blues

Subjects:

Jazz — 1941-1950

Blues (Music)

Big band music

1941-1950

Jazz

United States

Performers:

Various performers and groups.

General Notes:

Mosaic: MR23-128.
Jazz ensembles, piano solos, and vocals.
Most selections previously released as 78-rpm records.
The Commodore story II (an interview with Milt Gabler), program notes by Dan Morgenstern, full personnel and discographic data (48 p. : ill., ports. ; 28 cm.) bound as supplement.
Most selections include multiple takes.
Recorded at WOR Studios in New York City between Feb. 5, l944 and April 19, 1945.

Physical Description:

On sides 18-32 of 23 audio discs : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in.

Physical Characteristics:

vinyl; 12 in.; 33 1/3 rpm

Audio Characteristics:

analog; 33 1/3 rpm; microgroove

Call Numbers:

LPZ 46358- 46380 rec.9-16
SORT LPZ 0046358- 0046380 rec.9-16

Other Standard Numbers:

Publisher Number, Mosaic: MR23-128

OCLC Numbers:

24835973