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Jelly Roll Morton Sheet Music
The Miserere 50c
The Naked Dance 50c
Buddy Bolden's Blues 50c
Winin" Boy Blues 50e
Mamie's Blues 50c
The Crave 50c
Dixieland Folio No. 1
Livery Stable. Tin Roof. Willie the Weeper. Chimes Blues, Doctor Jen, Dallas Bluet, and 9 more. $1.25
Dixieland Folio No. 3
Angry, Dippermouth, Easy Rider, Snag lt< Weary Bluet, High Society, and 8 more. $1.25
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Tight Like That, Copenhagen, Good Man it Hard to Find, Jackass Bluet, Melancholy and 9 others. $1 2%
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Great Jaxx Sheet Music Folios
The Ragtime Folio.
Maple Leaf Rag. Climai Rag, Grace and Beauty, and Six Other Great Rags. $1.25
Jelly Roll Morton Folio
Black Bottom Stump, Shreveport, Pearls, Kansas City Stomps, Dead Man Bluet, London Bluet, Cannon Ball and 13 other of Jelly's Greatest. $1.25
Reprints and Reflections
Box*, Charles Edward Smith, Noone. Etc. t P. Large Format 25
Louis Armstrong Le Roi Du Jaxx
A terrific book written in French with excellent photos. Full length book. By Robert Goffin. $3.00
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Frontiers of Jaxx
By Ralph De Toledano, an anthology of excellent jatx literature by Bill Russell. Milt Gebler. Jelly Roll Morton. Panatu'e. Hobton. Rots Russell, etc, etc Regular price of this 171 page book published by Dwrretl $3.00. Our Special price $IJ0
Fats Wallop ^ography
A complete booklet fitting «l of Fata' records. 32 pages with photos. Alto included it a biography. T«crrfie for the Fata Fan. 506
Jaxx Journal Subscription
The greet English jaxx magaxine. 12 great issues, per year.
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JAZZ JOURNAL (Single Copies)
All large format, slick color covers. Every issue pecked with Ditcographical Data, Record Reviews, Cartoons, very emusing. commentary on Jaxx, Photos, plus >he following features:
Vol 3, No. 1 — Louis Armstrong. Sleepy John Estes Discography, Victor Records, Benny Carter in
Britain. • • ■ ■ 50
No. 6 — Hawkins, Bechet, Turk Murphy, Okeh Label,
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No. 7 — Teagarden, Sharkey, Duke & Benny, Armand
Hug, Paramount Label 50
No. 8 — Baby Dodds, Errol Garner, Bubber Miley
Discog. Gennett Label 50
No. 9 — Wingy, Benny Strickler, Gennett Label,
Louis, Bessie. Winoy Discography 50
No. lu — Parenti, Eldridge, yocalion. Wingy Discography 5C
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No. 5 Waller, Ragtime. Joplin, Paramount and
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Ha. 6 Lonnie Johnson, Roy Cartw, Tony Jackson,
LP Reproduction, Bunk, Paramount Discos 50
Ho. 7 k 8 — Jelly Roll Morton, tailgate Jan Band,
Paramount Discog., Willard Robison 50
Ho. 9 — Jelly Roll Morton, Papa Celeitin, Paramount 50
Ho. 10— Albert Nicholas, Andy Razaf, Big Bill,
Dodo Marmarosa, Paramount 50
No. 11 — Jimmy Yanoey, Paramount, Darstyt . . .50 No. 12 — Requiem for All Stars. Spikes Brothers, „
Collectors Stuff. Notes on Nichols •30
Vol. 5, No. 3— Red Alien, Tony Jackson, Eariy
Cakcwalks. Shortey Clay 50
No. 2 — Old-Time Religion, Collectors Stuff, Para
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No. « — Ragtime, Benny Green, jack Lessen 50
No. 5— Fats Waller, Gloomy Sunday, More Stuff
on Fats • ■ -50
No. 6 — Lqnme Johnson. Eric Silk So. Jazz Band, Chez Condon, Ralph Sutton 50
No. 7 — Dick Hughes, The Springfield Story, Portsmouth Band .50
No. 9 — Knocky Parker, Bessie Smith, Beryl Bryden .50
No. 10 — Rhythrrt & Bis., Humphrey Lyttelton, Charlie Galbrath 50
No. 11 — Mahalia Jackson, Porgy & Bess in Berlin, Dill Jones 50
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Jaly-Au&-ait, mi: KC Paces Special Pictorial History of Jazz
Copies of this Issue have been reprinted and are available at SI 00 each.
A unique picture -history issue, complied by the Record Chancer staff with the cooperation of many photographers, collectors, and musicians. Includes many previously unpublished photos. Twenty-two plcture-and-text chapters: The Legends: Ragtime: New Orleans: The Original Dixieland; The South Side; The Chicacoans: Blues: Boogie Woocle: Kansas City; Hot Stuff (The Henderson Era); The Orchestras: New York Style I (Red and 34 iff): Harlem Piano; Ellinxtonia; Worda and Music: The Swine Era; New York Style II (Condon — Davison): Rediscovery; Revival: The New Sound; The Progressives: The Con tlnuintf Front Line.
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