New Orleans joys jazzmasters from New Orleans - Morton, Jelly Roll 1885-1941; Oliver, King 1885-1938; Hill, Bertha Chippie; Armstrong, Louis 1901-1971; Dodds, Johnny 1892-1940; Simeon, Omer; Hines, Earl 1903-1983; Smith, Trixie; Ladnier, Tommy 1900-1939; Singleton, Zutty 1898-1975; Allen, Henry 1908-1967; Noone, Jimmie 1895-1944 (Disky Communications Europe, 1994)
Enth. auf CD 1: Chimes blues. Interpr.: King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band. - Bouncing around. Interpr.: Piron's New Orleans Orchestra. - Frankie & Johnny. Interpr.: Fate Marable's Society Orchestra. - Tia Juana. Interpr.: Jelly Roll Morton [p]. - Texas moaner blues. Interpr.: Clarence Williams' Blue Five. - Cake walking babies. Interpr.: Red Onion Jazz Babies. - Original tuxedo rag. Interpr.: Papa Celestin's Original Tuxedo Orchestra. - King Porter stomp. Interpr.: King Oliver [co]. Jelly Roll Morton [p]. - Trouble in mind. Interpr.: Bertha "Chippie" Hill [voc]. - Cornet chop suey. Interpr.: Louis Armstrong's Hot Five. - Soapstick blues. Interpr.: Arthur Sims & His Creole Roof Orchestra. - Here comes the hot tamale man. Interpr.: Cookies Ginger Snaps. - Perdido St. blues. Interpr.: New Orleans Wanderers. - Doctor jazz. Interpr.: Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers. - Franklin St. blues. Interpr.: Louis Dumaine's Jazzola Eight. - Mobile stomp. Interpr.: Sam Morgan's Jazz Band. - New Orleans stomp. Interpr.: Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers. - Willie the weeper. Interpr.: King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopaters. - Enth. auf CD 2: Wild man blues. Interpr.: Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven. - Ory's creole trombone. Interpr.: Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven. - Get 'em again blues. Interpr.: The Chicago Footwarmers. - Too tight. Interpr.: Johnny Dodds [cl as]. - Sweet n' low blues. Interpr.: Jabbo Smith & His Rhythm Aces. - Beau Koo Jack. Interpr.: Omer Simeon [cl]. Earl Hines [p]. - Duet stomp. Interpr.: Jones & Collins Astoria Hot Eight. - Maple leaf rag. Interpr.: The New Orleans Feetwarmers. - He may be your man, but he comes to see me sometime. Interpr.: Trixie Smith [voc]. - Really the blues. Interpr.: Tommy Ladnier [tp]. - Oh! Didn'd he ramble. Interpr.: Jelly Roll Morton's New Orleans Jazzmen. - 2.19 blues. Interpr.: Louis Armstrong [tp]. - Shimme-sha-wobble. Interpr.: Zutty Singleton [dr]. -
Down in jungle town. Interpr.: Henry "Red" Allen [tp]. - Make me oallet on the floor. Interpr.: Sidney Bechet & His New Orleans Feetwarmers. - Red onion blues. Interpr.: Johnny Dodds [cl as]. - New Orleans hop scop blues. Interpr.: Jimmie Noone [cl]. - High society. Interpr.: Edmond Hall's Jazzmen