The record changer (Jan-Dec 1944)

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Record Details:

Title:
The record changer
Date:
Jan-Dec 1944
Publisher:
Fairfax : Gordon Gullickson
Volume:
The record changer (Jan-Dec 1944)
Leaf #:
000594
Language:
English
Subjects:
sound recording periodical, Jazz -- Periodicals","Jazz -- Discography -- Periodicals
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound and Recorded Sound
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 25, 2024
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AUCTION SUTTON MUSIC SHOPS AUCTION 970 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. Minimum bid: $1.00. Winning bide ers wi 1 be notified and all records shipped C.O.D. Railway express. Minim urn order $2.50. charge for packing. ALLEi'!— HAWK 1 NS ORCHESTRA BING CROSBY Dark clouds/Hush my PE 15858 G Brother can you spare dime/let's ME 1 3 1 3 1 V LOUIS ARMSTRONG Thanks/home on range Br 6414 G Wahogany/you can depend OK 41538 G JIMMY DURANTE, CLAYTON, JACKSON Satchel mouth/i double De 1636 V 1 UPS TO HIM/CAN BROADWAY DO Co 1 860 E M EM 0 R I E S /Y O'j'RE LUCKY OK 41463 G DUKE ELLINGTON (piano solos) Savoy/hotter OK 8535 V Black beauty/Swampy river OK 8636 N Shine/just a gigolo OK 41486 N DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA 1 SURRENDER /WALK I N 1 OK 41497 V Black beauty/Take it easy VO 57 4 G 1 04 Slue turn ing/Song of islands OK 41375 V Awful sad/Louisiana Br Georgia grind/Come back OK 8318 V East st. loui s/Bi rm i ngham Br 3408 V Bessie couldn't help it/Dallas OK -£774 E Rehini scing (3 & 4) Br 7547 St. James i nfi rmary/save it mama OK 8657 V Hot and bothereVmooche OK 8623 E West end/if it's good De 2480 V Diga doo/Doin' new lowdown OK Keep i n * out/lawd you made vo 3181 E Washington wobble/Harlem river VI 2 1 284 G LATY RIVEr/WHEN YOUR LOVER vo 31 14 G SCATTIN'/NEW BIRMINGHAM Ma 123 E ^/EARY /THAT ' S WHEN OK 8519 G RUDE 1 NTERLUD/DALLAS DOINGS VI Black and blue/^lue again VO 31 15 G Black butterfly/Harmony harlem BR home/all of me CO 2606 G Blues i love/got everything BB Star dust/Wrap troubles OK 41530 V Caravan/Azure (Lamination chip) Br 7997 V Save it/willie the weeper VO 338 1 E Saddest tale/Sumpn bout rhythm Br 73 1 0 E Ding dong daddy/i !m in the market OK 41442 G BUD FREEMAN I got rhythm/Vou can CO 2590 V CRAZZOLOGy/CAN *T HELP L0V 1 N ' OK 1 168 E All i gator /w i ll i e OK 8482 P GEORGE GEPSHIIN (piano SOLOS) 1 CAN'T G|VE YOu/NO ONE OK 8669 E K'AYBE/SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER CO 812 E F 1 REWORKS /WEST END OK 8597 V Clap yo ' hands/do-do-o ) CO 809 E Big butter/Sunset cafe OK 8423 G BENNY GOODMAN When the saints/as long De 2330 V This year's kisses/he ain't got r. Vi 25505 E ROCKIN1 CHAIR/l AlN!T GOT OK 8756 V house hop/anything for you Vi 25250 G Some of these days/wh^n You're OK 41298 V Changes/when it's sleepy time Vi St.louis blues/Basin street blues CQ 9124 E GOODY GOODY/lT'S BEEN SO LONG Vi 25645 G Lonesome road/You can OK 41538 V WHAT HAVE YOU/YOU'RE LOVELY VI A-IN'T M I SB EHA V | n/BLA CK & BLUE OK 8714 E Peckin/Can't we be friends VI 25621 E King of zulus/Lonesome OK 8396 F DO YOU MEAN It/TAIN'T NO USE VI 25469 E MUSKRA T /HEEB 1 E J EEB 1 ES OK 8300 F Take my word/it happens CO 2947 E ARMSTRONG ACCOMPAM IMENTS HARLEM FOOTWARMERS (Duke) GRANT AND WILSON HARLEt." TWIST/MOVE OVER OK Come on coot/your chill Para 12317 F FLETCHER HENDERSON BERTHA "CHIPDlEn HILL King porter/D natural CO Georgia man/Trouble in mind OK 83 12 G Money blues/i 'll take her CO 8 V (I ILL IHmo DLUl rlVC. TNT/Carolina CO 509 F Barefoot blues/^Do it OK 8073 V hot mustard/Clarinet marmalade BR 3406 G WrWDV &l 1 FN MEMPHIS BOUND/WHEN YOU DO VO 1 5030 G Rug cutter/There's house Or 2980 G YOU RASCAL YOU/BLUE RHYTHM ( LAM . CH 1 F )0R 3^7 N AM ^ T A D RAKin nl_L OlnK DMINU The chant/henderson stomp Co The blues/Blue lou Vi 26144 E Sensation/Fidgety feet Br 353 1 G PH IL BAKER Sugar foot/V/hatcha call em Co 395 V BuTTHR 4 EGG MAN/LlTTLE ANN Co 521 E EARL H INES (Piano solos) BILLY BANKS BOYS STOWAWAf/CHIMES* IN BLUES QRS 7038 G Scat song/Cabin in cotton Or 2464 G BILLY HOLIDAY BLAND 'S RHYTHMAKERS Getting some fun/who wants love vo 3701 G SH l NE ON MY SHOES / 1 T 1 S GONNA PE 15689 V CHARLIE JOHNSON'S PARADISE TEN CHARLESTON CHASERS HOT tempered blues/You ain't Vi 2|247 N Five pennies/Feelin' no pain CO 1229 V JAMES JOHNSON (PIANO SOLOS ) CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA The duck/Sn i tcher 's 'blues QRS 7049 G Sugar foot/Singin' the blues VI 22721 E JOE JORDAN'S 10 SHARPS, FLATS(L0UIS?) BILL COLEMAN Senegalese stomp/morocco Co 14144 E Swing guitars/Big boy blues Sw 32 V JUNGLE BAND (DUKE Ellington) IDA COX (with Lovie Austin's > Blues Sere.) Black and blue/Jungle jamboree BR 4492 G WORRIED MAMa/MAMA DO SHEE Pa ra 1595 G Creole rhapsody, 1 & 2 BR 6093 V MOANI N ' LAWDY LAWDY Para 1493 E Runnin* wild/mood indigo Br 4952 V 33