The record changer (Jan 1955-Dec 1957)

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?HE RECORD CHANGER BOOK DEPARTMENT I BOOKLETS FOR SALE [CAT 'Collection of Hilarious Jan Cartoons 'Gene Deitch $1.00 NEEDLE — Aframerican Issue tuperb 72 page publication filled with ktos of Zue Robertson, article by ly Roll Morton, Jimmy Yancey, Bunk nson 50 ORD DATING CHART (Through 1930) arts and information to guide in cinq recording date of any record •d "-00 NICHOLS & HIS 5 PENNIES Complete Discography 35 BLUE BOOK uide to Jan Clubs and Fans in land. Essential to Record Traders .50 i. . . REVIEW OF PEOPLES MUSIC Uones edits on Negro, Calypso, Etc. 1.00 ISCOGRAPHIES FOR SALE ^CATALOGUE I Stephen Wante & Walter De Block. $2.00 tj DISCOGRAPHIE ENCYCLO' iOUE ; Charles Delaunay and Kurt Mohr i Volume I, A-B 2.00 Volume 2, C-E 2.00 /olume 3. EL-HE 2.0C DIRECTORY aray, McCarthy, Venables 1.2 (c-d) $2-25 |M (e-g) .. $2-25 ■L.4(g-i) $2-25 i T MUSIC AND FOLIOS FOR SALE ROLL MORTON Miserere $ -50 vlaked Dance 50 t Bolden's Blues 50 Boy Blues 50 s Blues 50 ^rave 50 p including iclc Bottom St., Shreveport, Pearls, Stomps, Dead Man, London, Can\ Ball, and Thirteen Others of Jelly 1.25 AND FOLIO No. I \ Stable, Tin Roof, Willie Weeper, »s, Dr. Jan, Dallas, plus nine i great ones '.25 Land folio No, 3 Dippermouth, Easy Rider, Snag eary, Hi Society, etc 1-25 J, Land folio No. 2 I Like That, Copenhagen, Good Hard to Find, Jackass Bl, Melan i'\ and nine others I JAGTIME FOLIO lie Leaf, Climax Rag, Grace and I ty. and si* other rags '.25 MAGAZINES FOR SALE JAZ7. INFORMATION— 104 pp The greaf last issue 50 MATRIX Jazz Record Research Magazine Issues Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8. One of the world's great discographical bi-monthlies. All 4 issues $2.00 THE RECORD CHANGER BACK ISSUES Complete Since 1944 to Date $30.00 Any One Full Year 3.«!0 (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 discographical data reviews, cartoons, amusing commentary, plus photos and the foJIowinq articles: Vol 4 nog i— graeme bell, collectors sTUFFjTAI LGATE JAZZ BAND NO»6-LONN|E JOHNSON, ROY CAREW, TONY JACKS ON, LP REPRODUCTION, BUNK, PARAMOUNT D| SCOG. NO.IO-ALBERT NICHOLAS, ANDY RAZAF,BIG BILL, DODO M«RMAR0SA PARAMOUNT DISCOG. NO. I I -JIMMY YANCEY, PARAMOUNT, DORSEYS NO. |2— REQU I M FOR ALL STARS, SPIKES BROTHERS, COLLECTORS STUFF, NOTES ON NICHOLS. VOL 5 N0.3-RED ALLEN, TO NY JACKSON, EARLY CAKEWALKS, SHARKEY CLAY N0.4-RAGTI ME, BENNY GREEN, JACK LESBERG NO. 5— FATS WALLER, GLOOMY SUNDAN MORE STUFF ON FATS N0.6H.ONNIE JOHNSON, ERIC SILK 8UTHERN JAZZ 6AND,CHEZ CONDON RALPH SUTTON. N0.7^31CK HUGHES, THE SPRINGFIELD STORY, PORTSMOUTH BAND Shipped Postpaid Within U. S. A. — Foreign Add Postage N0.8-6UTT0N,WEBF00T BAND,R0*CH, TERRIFIC FEATURES N0.9-KN0CKY PaRKER,MEMORIAMBESSIE SMITH, FEATURES ETC* N0„ I O— RHYTHM 01 BLS, HUMPHREY LYT TEL TON, CHARLIE GALBRATH. NO. I I— MAHALl A JACKSON, PORGY & BESS, D| LL JONES. NO. |2H_YTTLE TON, BROONZYpOUKE. Vol 6 no. i— turk murphy, big bill & mahal!a,elli ngt0n, jab80 smith no.iu-tony parenti, mary lou wl lllams, charlie ventura, bill harris disc. Vol 9 no.ijames p. j0hns0n,d|sc0mani/l BUNK JOHNSON D I SC,NEW ORLEANS N0.2-J&K,0ISC0MAN I A, BUNK, BLUESj PIANOS N0.3-*lA RAI NEY , THE TROMBONE, REVIEWS, D| SCOMANI A, EDDIE LANG NO. 4— KENTON ,SKI FFLE , BOB GORDON HITCHS HAPPY HA RMON I STS, Bl LLIE HOLIDAY TODAY, N0,5-L0U|S ARMSTRO NG,D I SCOMANI A JIMMY YANCEY. N0.6-0SCAR ELLA & LOUIS, LESTER YOUN G,SATCHM0, REVIEWS ETC NOT-WILBUR DE PARIS, BIG BAND JmZZ, FEATURES. N0.8-CL IFFORD BR OWN, DON REDMAN MILES DAVIS, REVIEWS ETC. N0..9-BRUBECK, JOE WILLIAMS, PANASSIE, REVIEWS. Mo.1 0-Coleman Hawkins, Hampton, BornemanNo.11-Basie, Miles Davis, Features. II RECORD IB i7i ma m m w i n