Red Nichols & the Charleston Chasers

01.After You've Gone

02.Ain't Misbehavin'

03.Basin Street Blues

04.Beale Street Blues

05.Cinderella Brown

06.Davenport Blues

07.Delerium

08.Farewell Blues

09.Feelin' No Pain

10.Five Pennies

11.Here Comes Emily Brown

12.Imagination

13.Loveable And Sweet

14.Loving You The Way I Do

15.Mississippi Mud

16.Moanin' Low

17.My Gal Sal

18.Red Hair And Freckles

19.Someday Sweetheart

20.Sugerfoot Strut

21.Turn On The Heat

22.Wabash Blues

23.Walkin' My Baby Back Home

24.When You're Lover Has Gone

25.You're Lucky To Me

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Memphis Shakedown - More Jug Band Classics (Disc C.)

01.Ticket Agent Blues - Noah Lewis's Jug Band
02.New Minglewood Blues - Noah Lewis's Jug Band
03.Selling the Jelly - Noah Lewis's Jug Band
04.Bad Luck's My Buddy - Noah Lewis's Jug Band
05.Chickasaw Special - Noah Lewis
06.Devil in the Woodpile - Noah Lewis
07.Like I Want to Be - Noah Lewis
08.How Long How Long Blues - Jed Davenport
09.Cow Cow Blues - Jed Davenport
10.Beale Street Breakdown - Jed Davenport
11.You Ought to Move Out of Town - Jed Davenport
12.Dirty Dozen, The - Jed Davenport
13.Jug Blues - Jed Davenport
14.Save Me Some - Jed Davenport
15.Piccolo Blues - Jed Davenport
16.I'm Sittin' on Top of the World - Beale Street Rounders
17.Talkin' 'Bout Yo-Yo - Beale Street Rounders
18.Bumble Bee Blues - Memphis Minnie
19.Meningitis Blues - Memphis Minnie
20.Don't You Want to Know - The Delta Boys
21.You Shouldn't Do That - The Delta Boys
22.When the Saints Go Marching In - The Delta Boys
23.Black Gal Swing - The Delta Boys
24.Get up and Go - The Delta Boys
25.Every Time My Heart Beats - The Delta Boys

Check out the six tracks by the Delta Boys on this volume of Memphis Shakedown. There's no jug bellowing in there, but what they left behind in their short run is catchy as hell hokum recorded quite late in the day (1940 would you believe??) for the whole jug n' hokum era!


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Clifford Hayes and the Louisville Jug Bands (Vol. 2)

01. Boodle-Am-Shake (Take 2) - Dixieland Jug Blowers
02.Florida Blues - Dixieland Jug Blowers
03.Don't Give all My Lard Away - Dixieland Jug Blowers
04.Banjoreno - Dixieland Jug Blowers
05.Skip, Skat, Skoodle Do - Dixieland Jug Blowers
06.Louisville Stomp - Dixieland Jug Blowers
07.House Rent Rag - Dixieland Jug Blowers
08.Memphis Shake - Dixieland Jug Blowers
09.Carpet Alley Breakdown (Take 1) - Dixieland Jug Blowers
10.Carpet Alley Breakdown (Take 2) - Dixieland Jug Blowers
11.Hen Party Blues (Take 1) - Dixieland Jug Blowers
12.Hen Party Blues (Take 2) - Dixieland Jug Blowers
13.She's In The Graveyard Now - Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
14.Casey bill - Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
15.Louisville Special - Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
16.Rockin' Chair Blues - Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
17.Mamas Little Sonny Boy - Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
18.She Won't Quit But She'll Slow Down - Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
19.Under The Chicken Tree - Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
20.Melody March Call - Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band
21.Low Down Blues - Whistler and his Jug Band
22.Vamps of '28 - Whistler and his Jug Band
23.The Jug Band Special - Whistler and his Jug Band
24.Pig Meat Blues - Whistler and his Jug Band

Of all the weird n' wonderful tunes to come out of the jug band era, 'Banjoreno' by the Dixieland Jug Blowers stands head n' shoulders above the rest as true jug-parping oddity. It's an almost frantic minor-key march which makes less n' less sense with repeated listening!! The rest of the album is of an equally high calibre (just not as insane!). Look out for 'Louisville Special' and 'Vamps 0f '28' (with a foreboding warning of short skirts n' loosening morality!)

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Clifford Hayes & the Louisville Jug Bands (vol.1)

01.Blue Devil Blues - Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
02.Jug Band Blues- Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
03.Jug Band Blues - Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
04.Don't You Quit Me Daddy - Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
05.I Got The Crying Blues - Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
06.I Ain't Got No Man - Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
07.Blues Please Go Away - Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
08.Come Back Daddy And Ease My Aching Heart - Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
09.I'm Gonna Be a lovin' Old Soul - Sarah Martin and her Jug Band
10.Papa, Papa Blues - Sarah martin and her Jug Band
11.Chicago Flip - Whistler and his Jug Band
12.Jerry O Mine - Whistler and his Jug Band
13.Jail House Blues - Whistler and his Jug Band
14.I'm A Jazz Baby - Whistler and his Jug Band
15.Hatchet Head Blues - Old Southern Jug Band
16.Blues, Just Blues, That's All - Old Southern Jug Band
17.Louisville Bluezees - Clifford's Louisville Jug Band
18.Wakin' Up Blues - Clifford's Louisville Jug Band
19.I Don't Want You Blues - Clifford's Louisville Jug Band
20.Get It Fixed Blues - Clifford's Louisville Jug Band
21.Mammy O Mine Blues - Clifford's Louisville Jug Band
22.Struttin' The Blues - Clifford's Louisville Jug band
23.Dancin' The Blues - Clifford's Louisville Jug Band
24.Boodle-Am-Shake (Take 1) - Dixieland Jug blowers

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Memphis Shakedown - More Jug Classics (Disc B.)

Disc 2
01.You Gotta Have That Thing - Picaninny Jug Band
02.Tappin' That Thing - Picaninny Jug Band
03.Bottle It up and Go - Picaninny Jug Band
04.I Got Good Taters - Picaninny Jug Band
05.Come Along Little Children - Picaninny Jug Band
06.Mary Ann Cut Off - Memphis Jug Band
07.My Love Is Cold - Memphis Jug Band
08.Jazzbo Stomp - Memphis Jug Band
09.Gator Wobble - Memphis Jug Band
10.Tear It Down, Bed Slats and All - Memphis Jug Band
11.Boodie Bum Bum - Memphis Jug Band
12.Take Your Finger Off It - Memphis Jug Band
13.Little Green Slippers - Memphis Jug Band
14.Fishin' in the Dark - Memphis Jug Band
15.Bottle It up and Go - Memphis Jug Band
16.Insane Crazy Blues - Memphis Jug Band
17.She Done Sold It Out - Memphis Jug Band
18.Memphis Shakedown - Memphis Jug Band
19.Rukus Juice and Chittlin' - Memphis Jug Band
20.My Business Ain't Right - Memphis Jug Band
21.Jug Band Quartette - Memphis Jug Band
22.Cash Money Blues - Kaiser Clifton
23.Forth Worth & Denver Blues - Kaiser Clifton
24.She'll Be Back Someday - Kaiser Clifton
25.Teach Me Right From Wrong - Kaiser Clifton

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Washboard Rhythm Kings - Vol.2 (1932)

01.You Can Depend On Me - Washboard Rhythm Kings
02.All The World Is Made Of Glass - Washboard Rhythm Kings
03.Was That The Human Thing To Do - Washboard Rhythm Kings
04.Oh What A Thrill - Washboard Rhythm Kings
05.Just Another Dream Of You - Washboard Rhythm Kings
06.Deperssion Stomp - Washboard Rhythm Kings
07.My Silent Love - Washboard Rhythm Kings
08.Tiger Rag - Washboard Rhythm Kings
09.Hummin' To Myself - Washboard Rhythm Kings
10.Holdin' My Honey's Hand - Washboard Rhythm Kings
11.If You Were Only Mine - Washboard Rhythm Boys
12.Ash Man Crawl - Washboard Rhythm Boys
13.I'm Gonna Play Down By The Ohio -Washboard Rhythm Boys
14.Somebody Stole Gabriel's Horn - Washboard Rhythm Boys
15.Say It Isn't So - Washboard Rhythm Boys
16.Underneath The Harlem Moon - Washboard Rhythm Kings
17.Ikey And Mikey - Washboard Rhythm Kings
18.How Deep Is The Ocean - Washboard Rhythm Kings
19.Sloppy Drunk Blues - Washboard Rhythm Kings
20.A Nickel For A Pickle - Washboard Rhythm Kings
21.Fire - Washboard Rhythm Kings

This cd finds the Rhythm Kings in a more sedate mood for the first half. The pounding clickety click of the washboard is reigned in as the band try their hand at a few sweet ones! By time the Washboard Rhythm Boys make an appearance though, it's business as usual with one of the craziest versions of 'Tiger Rag' ever recorded!

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Lew Stone and his Band - 10-30 Tuesday Night (Featuring Al Bowlly & Nat Gonella)

01.Oh! Susannah/Goodbye Blues/That's Plenty
02.I'll Never Be The Same (v.Bowlly)
03.Isle Of Capri (v.Gonella)
04.Eadie Was A Lady (v.Bowlly)
05.Lazybones (v.Joe Crossman)
06.White Jazz
07.Ja-Da
08.I Never Had A Chance (v.Bowlly)
09.Miss Otis Regrets
10.Ebony Shadows
11.A Brivella Der Mama (v.Bowlly)
12.Lying In The Hay (v.Bowlly & Gonella)
13.Canadian Capers

Ah, a sweet one from the 'Ace Of Clubs' series, released in 1963. Featuring Al Bowlly's guitar and the unmistakable trumpet of Nat Gonella. The tracks were mainly recorded between 1932 and 1934, apart from Ja-da which is from 1941. (ACL 1147)

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Bert Firman and his Orchestra - Swing High, Swing Low (1926-1937)

01.Jig Walk
02.Oo La
03.Charkeston Charley
04.Valencia
05.Always
06.While The Sahara Sleeps
07.Spanish Shawl
08.Shepard Of The Hills
09.That Certain Feeling
10.Oh! Monah
11.The Stampede
12.Short n' Sweet
13.Does She Love Me Positively, Absolutely
14.I Can't Give You Anything But Love
15.Sax Appeal
16.Medley- (a)She Didn't Say 'Yes' (b)A New Love Is Old
17.Sugar Foot Stomp
18.My Pet
19.Rhapsody In Blue
20.Swing High, Swing Low

Ahh, good old fashioned British charlston music in the mould of the 'Goofus Five' that pre-dates the British Swing movement. There's a couple of tracks missing from the cd. But, what you want fer nuthin?....rubber biscuit???

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Willie Bryant and his Orchestra (1935-1936)

1. Throwin' Stones At The Sun
2. It's Over Because We're Through
3. A Viper's Moon
4. Chimes At The Meeting
5. Rigamarole
6. 'Long About Midnight
7. The Sheik
8. Jerry The Junker
9. The Voice Of Old Man River
10. Steak And Potatoes
11. Long Gone (From The Bowlin' Green)
12. Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away)
13. Is It True What They Say About Dixie?
14. All My Life
15. The Right Somebody To Love
16. The Glory Of Love
17. Ride, Red, Ride
18. Moonrise On The Lowlands
19. Mary Had A Little Lamb
20. I Like Bananas (Because They Have No Bones)
21. Cross Patch
22. I'm Grateful To You

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Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra (1933-1936)

01.What Is Sweeter?
02.I'm No Angel
03.I Want You I Need You
04.Buckin' The Wind
05.I Want You, I Need You
06.Infatuation
07.I Lost Another Sweetheart
08.Emaline
09.Butterfingers
10.Baby, Take a Bow
11.This Is Our Last Night Together
12.Growlin'
13.Nagasaki
14.I'm Keeping Those Keepsakes
15.Fare Thee Well, Annabelle
16.Don't be Afraid to Tell Your Mother
17.On a Holiday
18.My First Thrill
19.The Swing Waltz
20.Cross Patch
21.Too Good to be True
22.I'm an Old Cowhand
23.But Definitely

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Hawaiian Guitar Hot Shots

01.King Bennie Nawahi - Ticklin' The Strings
02.Sol Hoop'i - In Me-La-Ka-Mo-Ka-Lu
03.Kane's Hawaiians - Hilo
04.Jim & bob - By the Waters of Minnetonka
05.Hauulea Entertainers - 12th Street Rag
06.Pale K. Lua - Kohala March
07.Hauulea Entertainers - Railroad Blues
08.Roy Smeck - My Little Grass Shack
09.King, Queen & Jack - Stack-O-Lee Blues
10.Hanapi Trio - Indiana March
11.Franchini & Dettborn - Palakiko Blues
12.Hauulea Entertainers - Ellis March
13.Master's Hawaiians - Hawaiian Stormy Weather
14.Sol Hoopi'i - Right or Wrong

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Rags, Breakdowns, Stomps & Blues - Vintage Mandolin Music (1927-1946)

01.State Street Rag - Louie Bluie
02.Hokum Blues - Dallas String Band
03.Lint Head Stomp - Phebal Wright
04.You May Leave, But This Will Bring You Back - Carolina Peanut Boys
05.Easy Winner - The Blue Boys
06.Milk Cow Blues - John Estes
07.Watcha Doin' - John Estes
08.Dallas Rag - Dallas String Band
09.Flop Eared Mule - Gid Tanner & His Skillet Lickers
10.I Shall Wear A Crown - Arizona Dranes & Choir
11.Jackson Stomp - Mississippi Mud Steppers
12.Brown Mama Blues - Ishman Bracey
13.Two White Horses In A Line - The Two Poor Boys
14.Japanese Breakdown - Scottdale String Band
15.Rising Sun Blues - King David's Jug Band
16.Prater Blues - Johnson Boys
17.You Got Me Rollin' - Carolina Peanut Boys
18.Arkansas Traveller - Nashville Wash Board Band
19.Going Away To Make It Lonesome - Nashville Wash Board Band
20.Hawkins' Rag - Gid Tanner & His Skillet Lickers
21.The Little Red Caboose Behind The Train - Paul Warmack & His Gully Jumpers
22.Somebody's Been Using That Thing - Al Miller & His Market Street Boys
23.Old Hen Cackle - Arthur McClain & Joe Evans
24.Jug Rag - Blue Ridge Ramblers

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Felix Mendelssohn's Hawaiian Serenaders - Evergreens Hawaiian Style (1940-1941)

01.The Japanese Sandman
02.Tiger Rag
03.Oh! Lady Be Good
04.Goodbye Blues
05.The Sheik Of Araby
06.In The Mood
07.I Got Rhythm
08.St. Louis Blues
09.Dinah
10.Crazy Rhythm
11.Nobody's Sweetheart
12.Cherokee
13.Solitude
14.Mood Indigo
15.Whispering
16.Wabash Blues


Felix Mendelssohn was a one time British band leader (he recorded a few tunes with Al Bowlly) in the 30's, who decided what the world needed was a British Sol Hoopii who was a descendant of a famous German composer, and by God, that's what he gave the world!! And good it is too!! This Lp is a collection of the jazz standards the band recorded (as apposed to Hawaiian standards) and all the 'good old good ones' are present!

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Joe Venuti (1927-1934)

01.Sensation
02.Apple Blossoms
03.Raggin' The Scale
04.Satan's Holiday
05.A Mug Of Ale
06.Hey! Young Fella (take 1)
07.Wild Cat (take 3)
08.The Wild Dog
09.Sweet Lorraine
10.Kickin' The Cat
11.Jig Saw Puzzle Blues
12.Four string Joe
13.Goin' Places

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The Goofus Five (1925-1926)

01.Yes Sir, That's My baby
02.Honey, I'm In Love With You
03.Are You Sorry?
04.I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston
05.Loud Speaking Papa (You'd Better Speak Easy To Me)
06.Sweet Man
07.(Clap Hands) Here Comes Charlie
08.I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight
09.That Certain Party
10.Poor Papa (He's Got Nothing At All)
11.I Wonder What's become Of Joe
12.Ya Gotta Know How To Love
13.Where'd You Get Those Eyes
14.Mary Lou
15.Someone's Losin' Susan
16.Cray Quilt
17.Sadie Green (The Vamp of New Orleans)
18.Heebie Jeebies

The first passage of the sleeve notes on the back of this Lp reads 'Adrian Rollini both guaranteed himself immortality and set up his own ultimate undoing the first time he ever touched a bass saxophone - all by becoming the only major jazz soloist on an instrument with built in obsolescence.' That kinda sums the whole thing up. not that it's anything other than brilliant!! The Goofus Five were just a band that became dated by the late twenties as the string bass moved into prevalence as the main rhythm machine, and if your band is itself named after the instrument (goofus was/is slang for bass sax)..what are you gonna do?? anyway..enjoy (and I apologise for the rubbish Lp photo..best I could do!!)


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The Nat Gonella Story (1961)

01.Georgia On My Mind - Wild Man Blues
02.Bessie Couldn't Help It
03.Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today)
04.Them There Eyes
05.Oh Mo'nah
06.Nagasaki
07.Honeysuckle Rose
08.Just A kid Named Joe
09.Ain't Misbehavin'
10.Stompin' At The Savoy
11.It's A Pair Of Wings For Me
12.Don't Get Around Much Any More
13.Five Minutes More

Here's an obscure Nat Gonella release from 1961. It's about 20 years later than the scope of this blog. But, it's Nat Gonella, end of!! This is an easy going kind of affair, in which Nat introduces each number with a little nostalgic pre-amble (well, it's more like barely audible muttering, but it's still pleasant enough). The sleeve notes (by the man himself) mention that he was featured in an episode of 'This Is Your Life'!! I'm guessing this was aired many a moon ago. If any vague passer by to this blog happens to know where I could get myself a copy of this, I'd be much obliged! Anyway, Stick this in your music spewer and let Mr. Gonella tell you his own story in his own words.

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Washboard Rhythm Kings Vol. 3 (1932-1933)

01.Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia - The Rhythm Kings
02.It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) - The Rhythm Kings
03.(I Would Do) Anything for You - The Rhythm Kings
04.Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn - The Rhythm Kings
05.Spider Crawl - The Rhythm Kings
06.The Scat Song - The Rhythm Kings
07.Oh! You Sweet Thing - The Rhythm Kings
08.Something's Gotta Be Done - The Rhythm Kings
09.Yes Suh! - The Rhythm Kings
10.Angeline - The Rhythm Kings
11.Old Yazoo - The Rhythm Kings
12.Gotta Be, Gotta Be Mine - The Rhythm Kings
13.Wah-Dee-Dah - The Rhythm Kings
14.Blue Drag - The Rhythm Kings
15.Syncopate Your Sins Away - The Rhythm Kings
16.I'm Getting Sentimental over You - The Rhythm Kings
17.St. Louis Blues - Washboard Rhythm Boys
18.Lazy Bones - Washboard Rhythm Boys
19.Some Of Theses Days - Washboard Rhythm Boys
20.Learn To Croon - Washboard Rhythm Boys
21.Dog And Cat - Washboard Rhythm Boys
22.I Cover The Water Front - Washboard Rhythm Boys
23.Old Man Blues - Washboard Rhythm Boys
24.Mississippi Basin - Washboard Rhythm Boys

Another 3 confusing (possibly this guy, maybe that fella!) line-ups from those Washboard Rhythm Kings. None of which were released it seems under the W.R.K. banner!! The first 6 tracks are from a session from October 1932 and another from December 1932 from the 'Rhythm Boys' (7 through 16). Tracks 18 to 24 were recorded in August 1934 under the title Washboard Rhythm Boys. The bass player on all three sessions was George 'ghost' Howell, which seems ironic, seeing as he's about the only soul on the cd that's a known for sure to have actually been there! Regardless of who may or may have not been present, what is for definite is that the tracks recorded were incredible. The versions of 'St. Louis Blues' and 'Some Of These Days' sound almost incendiary, and the old western swing standard 'Yes Suh!' has some absolutely relentless washboard playing. Also, check out 'Blue Drag' as a fine example of the W.R.K. dropping down a gear and knocking out some right smooth melancholic jazz mastery!

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Ikey 'Banjo' Robinson 1929-1937

01.Got Butter On It Ready Hokum
02.Pizen Tea Blues
03.Rock Pile Blues
04.You've Had Your Way
05.Without A Dime
06.I'm Havin' My Fun (Take 1) - Hokum Trio
07.I'm Havin' My Fun (Take 3) - Hokum Trio
08.You've Had Your Way - Hokum Trio
09.He Wouldn't Stop Doing It (Take 1) - Hokum Trio
10.He Wouldn't Stop Doing It (Take 2) - Hokum Trio
11.You're Bound To Look Like A Monkey When You Get Old - Hokum Trio
12.You've Had Your Way - The Pods Of Pepper
14.13.Get Off Stuff - The Pods Of Pepper
15.Gee I Hate To Loose That Girl - The Pods Of Pepper
16.I Was A Good Loser Until I Lost You - The Pods Of Pepper
17.Scrunch-Lo
18.Sunshine
19.A Minor Stomp
20.Swing It
21.Say Pretty Mama - Sloke & Ike
22.Slocum Blues - Sloke & Ike
23.Raggedy But Right - Sloke & Ike
24.Chocolate Candy Blues - Sloke & Ike

There's a wide range of styles on this cd. From straight hot jazz to absolutely screaming mad kazoo tunes!! There's three versions of 'you've Had Your Way' on here, each completely different from one another, other than the remarkable lead tenor banjo of Banjo Robinson.

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Early Jazz 1917-1923 (Disc 2)

Disc 2

1. Bugle Blues - Dunn, Johnny Original Jazz Hounds

2. Moanful Blues - Wooding, Sam Orchestra

3. San - O'Hare, H. Super Orchestra Of Chicago

4. Memphis Blues - Virginians

5. Ory's Creole Trombone - Kid Ory Sunshine Orchestra

6. Panama - Friars Society Orchestra

7. Sister Kate - Cotton Pickers

8. Chicago - Georgians

9. Bees Knees - Indiana Syncopators

10. Tiger Rag - Lewis, Ted Jazz Band

11. Think Of Me - Benson Orchestra Of Chicago

12. Four O'Clock Blues - Claire, Ted Snappy Bits Band

13. Frankie and Johnny - Jones, Isham Orchestra

14. Tin Roof Blues - New Orleans Rhythm Kings

15. Farewell Blues - Henderson, F. Dance Players

16. You Tell Her I Stutter - Kaufman, W. Original Pennsylvania Serenaders

17. Lonesome Journey Blues - Morris, Thomas Past Jazz Masters

18. Bugle Call Rag - Short, Albert Tivoli Syncopators

19. There's No Girl Like My Girl - Original Memphis Melody Boys

20. Snake Rag - Oliver, Joe 'King' Creole Jazz Band

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Early Jazz - 1917-1923 (Disc 1)

Disc 1

1. Livery Stable Blues - ODJB

2. Johnson Jass Blues - Frisco Jass Band

3. Ole Miss Rag - Handy's Orchestra

4. Jazz Dance - Fuller, Earl Jazz Band

5. Darktown Strutters' Ball - Sweatman, Wilbur

6. Ja-Da - Original New Orleans Jazz Band

7. St. Louis Blues - Europe, Jim 369th US Infantry Band

8. Everybody Shimmies Now - Scrap Iron Jazzerinos

9. Barkin' Dog - Gorman's Novelty Syncopators

10. Slow And Easy - Louisiana Five

11. Bluin' The Blues - Lopez & Hamilton's Kings Of Harmony

12. Wang Wang Blues - Whiteman, Paul Orchestra

13. Stop It - Arnold, Billy Jazz Band

14. Soudan - Hickman, Art & The New York London Five

15. Crazy Blues - Samuel, Joseph Jazz Band

16. Some Little Bird - Coon-Sanders Orchestra

17. Don't Tell Your Monkey Man - Brymn, Tim & His Black Devils Orchestra

18. Sheik - California Ramblers

19. Hep - Mitchell's Jazz Kings

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