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1.StopMabel's Dream – Oliver, King Jazz Band 02:52
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2.StopRiverside Blues – Oliver, King Jazz Band 02:57
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3.StopBuddy's Habits – Straight, Charlie & His Orchestra 02:56
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4.StopHenpecked Blues – Straight, Charlie & His Orchestra 02:50
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5.StopPiggly Wiggly Blues – Windy Rhythm Kings 02:48
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6.StopSouth African Blues – Windy Rhythm Kings 03:15
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7.StopMr. Jelly Lord – Jelly Roll Morton's Steamboat Four 02:52
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8.StopSteady Roll – Jelly Roll Morton's Stomp Kings or Jazz Kids 02:35
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9.StopSteppin' on the Blues – Austin, Lovie & Her Blues Serenaders 02:27
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10.StopTraveling Blues – Austin, Lovie & Her Blues Serenaders 02:38
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11.StopCharleston, South Carolina – Austin, Lovie & Her Blues Serenaders 02:52
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12.StopHeebie Jeebies – Austin, Lovie & Her Blues Serenaders 02:52
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13.StopPeepin' Blues – Austin, Lovie & Her Blues Serenaders 03:07
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14.StopChicago Mess Around – Austin, Lovie & Her Blues Serenaders 03:08
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15.StopGalion Stomp – Austin, Lovie & Her Blues Serenaders 03:11
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16.StopRampart Street Blues – Austin, Lovie & Her Blues Serenaders 02:56
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17.StopKentucky Man Blues – Ida Cox 02:58
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18.StopDeath Letter Blues – Ida Cox 03:03
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19.StopDon't Blame Me – Ida Cox 03:01
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20.StopScottle de Doo – Ida Cox 02:58
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21.StopGo Back Where You Stayed Last Night – Viola Bartlette 03:33
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22.StopTennessee Blues – Viola Bartlette 02:45
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23.StopDizzy Corners – Wisconsin U Skyrockets 02:51
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24.StopPostage Stamp – Wisconsin U Skyrockets 02:30
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25.StopFat Mama Blue – Boyd Senter 03:21
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26.StopShake 'Em Up – Williams, Clarence & His Orchestra 02:54
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27.StopJingles – Williams, Clarence & His Orchestra 02:48
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28.StopNew Down Home Rag – Williams, Clarence & His Orchestra 03:09
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29.StopSqueeze Me – Williams, Clarence & His Orchestra 02:57
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30.StopHot Lovin' – Barrel House Five Orchestra 03:01
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31.StopMama Stayed Out – Barrel House Five Orchestra 03:11
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32.StopGood Man Blues – Edna Taylor 03:02
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33.StopJelly's Blues – Edna Taylor 02:56
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34.StopDeath Sting Me Blues – Sara Martin 02:55
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35.StopMistreating Man Blues – Sara Martin 02:51
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36.StopHigh Brown Blues – Lucille Hegamin 02:59
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37.StopState Street Blues – Lucille Hegamin 03:16
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38.StopThe Bumps – Jeanette's Synco Jazzers 02:34
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39.StopWhat's That Thing – Jeanette's Synco Jazzers 02:44
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40.StopLot's O' Mama – Midway Garden Orchestra 02:57
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41.StopSobbin' Blues – Midway Garden Orchestra 03:04
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42.StopA Good Man Is Hard to Find – Haid, Bill & His Cubs 02:58
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43.StopDoin' the Raccoon – Haid, Bill & His Cubs 02:53
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44.StopJazz Me Blues – Charles Pierce & His Orchestra 03:04
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45.StopSister Kate – Charles Pierce & His Orchestra 03:00
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46.StopDon't Pan Me – Alberta Hunter 03:03
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47.StopFogyism – Ida Cox 02:51
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48.StopNew St. Louis Blues – Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra 02:50
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49.StopTiger Rag – Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra 02:35
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50.StopLet Your Love Come Down – Bertha Henderson 02:29
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51.StopBlack Bordered Letter – Bertha Henderson 03:02
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52.StopSix Thirty Blues – Bertha Henderson 02:36
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53.StopPhillips Street Stomp – Nelson's Paramount Serenaders 02:41
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54.StopNelson Blues – Nelson's Paramount Serenaders 02:34
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55.StopNew Orleans Breakdown – Nelson's Paramount Serenaders 02:51
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56.StopCoo Coo Stomp – Nelson's Paramount Serenaders 03:09
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57.StopThe Wicked (Dirty Fives) – Hannah Sylvester 03:09
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58.StopBrown Baby – Ethel Waters 03:00
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59.StopAin't Gonna Marry – Ethel Waters 03:00
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60.StopHop Off – Louisiana Stompers 03:13
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61.StopRough House Blues – Louisiana Stompers 03:08
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62.Log Cabin Blues – Trixie Smith 03:20
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63.Voodoo Blues – Trixie Smith 03:08
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64.The World's Jazz Crazy and So Am I – Trixie Smith 03:04
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65.Railroad Blues – Trixie Smith 03:00
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66.Back O' Town Blues – The Original Memphis Five 03:09
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67.St. Louis Gal – The Original Memphis Five 03:03
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68.Off to Buffalo – Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra 02:55
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69.Swamp Blues – Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra 03:00
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70.Kokola Blues – Davis, Madlyn & Her Hot Shots 02:56
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71.Winter Blues – Davis, Madlyn & Her Hot Shots 03:20
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72.Hot and Ready – Jones, Richard & His Jazz Wizards 02:54
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73.It's a Low Down Thing – Jones, Richard & His Jazz Wizards 02:59
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74.Hard Time Blues – Harlem Harmony Kings 03:13
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75.John Henry Blues – Harlem Harmony Kings 03:07
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76.StopApe Man – Blythe's Washboard Ragamuffins 02:45
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77.StopYour Folks – Blythe's Washboard Ragamuffins 02:39
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78.StopPump Tillie – Blythe's Sinful Five 02:40
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79.StopLovin's Been Here and Gone to the Mecca – Jimmy Blythe 02:48
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80.StopMr. Freddie's Blues – Jimmy Blythe 03:13
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81.StopElzadie's Policy Blues – Elzadie Robinson 03:16
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82.StopPay Day Daddy Blues – Elzadie Robinson 03:10
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83.StopKentucky Stomp – Dixie Four 02:30
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84.StopSt. Louis Man – Dixie Four 02:32
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85.StopMidnight Strutters – O'Bryant's Washboard Band 03:19
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86.StopThree J Blues – O'Bryant's Washboard Band 02:50
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87.StopSteppin' on the Gas – O'Bryant's Washboard Band 02:53
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88.StopClarinet Getaway – O'Bryant's Washboard Band 02:41
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89.StopBack Alley Rub – O'Bryant's Washboard Band 03:12
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90.StopShake That Thing – O'Bryant's Washboard Band 02:39
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91.StopIt Must Be the Blues – Taylor, Jasper & His State Street Boys 02:31
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92.StopStomp Time Blues – Taylor, Jasper & His State Street Boys 02:36
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93.StopCrazy Quilt – Dixon's Jazz Maniacs 02:53
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94.StopMy Man Just Won't Don't – Dixon's Jazz Maniacs 02:50
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95.StopHarmony Blues – Jackson, Preston & His Uptown Band 02:46
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96.StopIt's Tight Jim – Jackson, Preston & His Uptown Band 03:05
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97.StopDay Break Blues – Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools 02:58
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98.StopFade Away Blues – Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools 02:59
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99.StopThirty Fifth Street Blues – Jelly Roll Morton 02:30
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100.StopThe Southern Stomps – Oliver, King Jazz Band 02:39
Working in collaboration with archivist Joe Bussard, the amazing JSP label has made large quantities of vintage music available in beautifully remastered and surprisingly affordable four-CD sets. Breaking Out of New Orleans documents the early northern migration of Crescent City jazz bands, while Gennett Jazz and Paramount Jazz each sample the thriving Chicago music scene during the '20s. Paramount Jazz forages even wider and deeper than the Gennett set, covering the years 1921-1929 with 100 titles credited to a profoundly diverse procession of singers and instrumentalists. For every familiar name like Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver, Fletcher Henderson, Alberta Hunter, Ethel Waters and Ida Cox, there are dozens more who are well-worth investigating, regardless of how little or how much you think you know about this kind of music. For those who are so inclined, this reservoir of historic recordings may serve as a seed bed for individualized musicological research. Lovie Austin's Blues Serenaders, for example, was both the house band for Paramount Records and an important showcase for the talents of cornetist Tommy Ladnier and clarinetist Jimmy O'Bryant. Multi-instrumentalist Boyd Senter is often branded with the word "obscure", (a term that could be taken to mean "out of sight") but his presence in several early Jelly Roll Morton ensembles seems to bring him ever so slightly forward out of the shadows. As for the Wisconsin U Skyrockets, Charlie Straight's Orchestra, the Midway Garden Orchestra and Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra, these charming dance bands work nicely as stylistic counterweights in the same package as Jeanette's Synco Jazzers, Vance Dixon's Jazz Maniacs, Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools, Jasper Taylor His State Street Boys, Preston Jackson His Uptown Band, and Jimmy Blythe's Washboard Ragamuffins. Note that JSP has also released Paramount Masters, a survey of classic early blues, and Paramount Old Time Recordings, a tour of early white rural and hillbilly music. Each compilation in the JSP catalog is intended as both an introduction to and a celebration of the musicians and their music. None of these sets are exclusively designed or narrowly recommended for specialists and connoisseurs. The Gennett Jazz anthology's copious explanatory notes, the inclusion of well-known classic jazz recordings that most experienced early jazz lovers are sure to already own, and the absence of alternate takes are clearly in line with JSP's mission to make historic recordings accessible to anyone who wants to dive in and experience music played and heard so very long ago. The fact that the Paramount Jazz box is richly stocked with a higher percentage of rare material makes it all the more exciting and entertaining for experts and newcomers alike. arwulf arwulf, Rovi
- Genre: Jazz, Blues
- Subgenre: Big Band/Swing, Country Blues, New Orleans/Classic Jazz
- Category Classic Female Blues, Blues Revival, Swing
- Release Date: April 21, 2009
- Artist: Paramount Jazz
- Additional Artist: Ida Cox (Vocals), Priscilla Stewart (Vocals), Edna Taylor (Vocals), Various artists collection, Bertha Henderson (Vocals), Elzadie Robinson (Vocals), Clarence Williams (Vocals), W.E. Burton (Vocals), Lucille Hegamin (Vocals), Trixie Smith (Vocals), Hannah Sylvester (Vocals), Jeanette James (Vocals), Ethel Waters (Vocals), Ed Allen (Vocals), Madlyn Davis (Vocals), Alberta Hunter (Vocals), Sara Martin (Vocals), Viola Bartlette (Vocals), Diana Dell (Vocals)