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THE RECORD CHANGER
BOOK DEPARTMEN
BOOKLETS FOR SALE
THE CAT
A Collection of Hilarious Jazz Cartoons
by Gene Deitch $1.00
THE NEEDLE— Aframerican Issue A superb 72 page publication filled with photos of Zue Robertson, article by Jelly Roll Morton, Jimmy Yancey, Bunk Johnson 50
RECORD DATING CHART (Through 1930) Charts and information to guide in placing recording date of any record issued 1.00
RED NICHOLS & HIS 5 PENNIES A Complete Discography 35
A CRITIC LOOKS AT JAZZ Ernest Borneman's great 60 page booklet on the Afro-American Backgrounds of Jazz 1.00
NJFO BLUE BOOK A guide to Jazz Clubs and Fans in England. Essential to Record Traders . . .50
FOLK . . . REVIEW OF PEOPLES MUSIC Max Jones edits on Negro, Calypso, Etc. 1.00
JAZZ... VOL. 3 No. 2 32 page booklet filled with excellent writing and photos, Okeh Race 50
JAZZ REVIEW, 24 PAGES Yerba Buena, Okeh Race, Lonnie Johnson .50
ONCOGRAPHIES FOR SALE
INDEX TO JAZZ By Orin Blackstone (New Edition) Loose Leaf
Part I, A-E 2.50
HOT DISCOGRAPHIE ENCYCLOPEDIQUE
By Charles Delaunay and Kurt Mohr
Volume I, A-B 2.00
Volume 2, C-E 2.00
Volume 3, EL-HE 2.00
SHEET MUSIC AND FOLIOS FOR SALE
JELLY ROLL MORTON
The Miserere $ .50
The Naked Dance 50
Buddy Bolden's Blues 50
Winin Boy Blues 50
Mamies Blues 50
The Crave 50
FOLIO including
Black Bottom St., Shreveport, Pearls, KC Stomps, Dead Man, London, Cannon Ball, and Thirteen Others of Jelly 1.25
DIXIELAND FOLIO No. I Livery Stable, Tin Roof, Willie Weeper, Chimes, Dr. Jazz, Dallas, plus nine other great ones 1.25
DIXIELAND FOLIO No. 3 Angry, Dippermouth, Easy Rider, Snag, It, Weary, Hi Society, etc 1.25
DIXIELAND FOLIO No. 2 Tight Like That, Copenhagen, Good Man Hard to Find, Jackass Bl, Melancholy and nine others 1.25
THE RAGTIME FOLIO Maple Leaf, Climax Rag, Grace and Beauty, and six other rags 1.25
BOOKS FOR SALE
THE JAZZFINDER '49 (I56PP)
Edited by Orin 3lackstone 2.50
SHINING TRUMPETS (400PP)
By Rudi Blesh 6.00
THEY CALLED IT RAGTIME
By Rudi Blesh 5.00
JAZZ, A PEOPLES MUSIC (280PP)
By Sidney Finkelstein 1.50
REALLY THE BLUES (390PP)
By Mezz Mezzrow & Bernie Wolfe 3.50
JAZZ by Rex Harris 50
MR. JELLY ROLL
By Alan Lomax 3.50
MAGAZINES FOR SALE
THE JAZZ SESSION
4 issues 1945 (rare) ..set 1.50
THE NEEDLE
5 issues 1944 set 1.50
JAZZ INFORMATION— 104 pp
The greet last issue 50
JAZZ MUSIC Vol. 3, No. I 50
RECORD CHANGER BACK ISSUES
Complete Since 1944 to Date $30.00
Any One Full Year 3.50
(See March 1952 for Complete Index) .35
Special Louis Armstrong Issue 1.00
Special Tenth Anniversary Issue 50
Special College Issue (Nov. 1949). .. .50
New Subscriptions, I Year 3.50
New Subscriptions, 2 Years 6.50
New Subscriptions, 3 Years 9.00
(On all of above postage paid on U. S. A. orders. Add 50c per year for Foreign)
JAZZ JOURNAL (Fine English Magazine) One Year Subscription 4.00
BACK ISSUES Each .50
All large format, slick covers, every issue packed with discogra phical data reviews, cartoons, amusing commentary, plus photos and the following articles:
VOL. 4
No. I — Graeme Bell, Collectors Stuff, Tailgate Jazz Band
No. 4 — Lips Page, Chick Webb, Paramount Discograohy, Baby Dodds Discography
No. 6 — Lonnie Johnson, Roy Carew, Tony Jackson, LP Reproduction, Bunk, Paramount Discog
No. 7 & 8 — Jelly Roll Morton, Tailgate Jazz Band. Paramount Discog., Willard Robison No. 10— Albert Nicholas, Andy Razaf, Big Bill, Dodo Marmarosa, Paramount No. II— J immy Yancey, Paramount, Dorseys
No. 12 — Requiem for All Stars, Sp s Brothers, Collectors Stuff, Notes on Nich: VOL. 5
No. 3 — Red Allen, Tony Jackson, Early G'fwalks, Sharley Clay
No. 2 — Old-Time Religion, Collectors S f, Paramount Discography
No. 4 — Ragtime, Benny Green, Jack Lesb 9 No. 5 — Fats Waller, Gloomy Sunday, K e Stuff on Fats
No. 6 — Lonnie Johnson, Eric Silk So. , 1 Band, Chez Condon, Ralph Sutton No. 1 — Dick Hughes, The Springfield St 1, Portsmouth Band
No. 10— Rhythm & Bis., Humphrey Lyttel i, Charlie Galbrath
No. I I — Mahalia Jackson, Porgy & Bess n Berlin, Dill Jones
No. 8 — Sutton, Webfoot Band, Roach, Ter e Features
No. 12 — Lyttelton, Broonzy, Ellington, etc5 VOL. 6
No. I— Turk Murphy, Big Bill & Mah i, Ellington, Jabbo Smith
No. 2 — Mary Lou Williams, Todd Rhodes, ft No. 4 — Fletcher Henderson, J. C. Hig 1botham, Jazz at the Philharmonic, etc. i
No. 8 — Henry Levine, Lu Waiters, Bill Hai I,
Buddy Moss
No. 9— Kay Starr, Wardell Gray, T(U Machine
No. I I — Teddy Wilson, Stan Kenton, Pen Wheatstraw, Jelly Roll Morton's N. O. J,fi men
VOL. 7
No. 3 — Lady Day, Woody Herman, J; Lewis, Ma Rainey, etc. No. 4 — Benny Carter, Bud Powell, Pine
Smith, etc.
No. 5 — Fats Waller, Blind Lemon Jeffei n Discography, etc.
No. 6 — Count Basie, George Wallington, B y Dodds, Tricky Sam, Ida Cox.
No. 10 — Music of Africa, Mama and Jir iy Yancey, Jay Jay, Kid Sox and Coot Grant, eNo. I I — Wilbur de Paris, Dizzy, Kenton, t • Holiday, etc.
No 12 — Hawk, Bix, Sunny Clapp, Louis >r Bechet, etc. VOL. 8
No. I — Lyttelton, Jazz Revival, Brubeck, e
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