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51 amerikanische Jazz- und Blues- Schellackplatten, um 1925-50
1) Columbia 5152, Layton & Johnstone, "Beloved" und "I can't give you anything but Love". - 2) Jump, La Vere's Chicago Loopers, "Subdivided in F" und "Baby won't you please come home". - 3) Capitol 10021, Leadbelly, "Eagle Rock Rag" und "Rock Island Line". - 4) Victor 25790, Leo Reisman and his Orchestra, "The Moon of Manakoora" und "Love walked in". - 5) Decca 27875, Leroy Anderson "Pops" Concert Orchestra, "Blue Tango" und "Belle of the Ball". - 6) Brunswick 82626, Leroy Anderson and his "Pops" Concert Orchestra, "Blue Tango" und "Belle of the Ball". - 7) Columbia 37933, Les Brown, "After You" und "Dardanella". - 8) Magnolia Records Company MS 1023, The Pepperettes with Horace Heidt, "Dearie" und "Lover come back to me". - 9) Magnolia Records Company MS 1020, Horace Heidt, "Dance of the Vienna Woods" und "Night and Day". - 10) Magnolia Records Company MS 1027, Horace Heidt, "Tootsie, Darlin', Angel, Honey, Baby" und "A Snow White Horse and a Golden Saddle". - 11) Magnolia Records Company MS 1030, Jesse Owens with Horace Heidt, "Jungle" und "Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego". - 12) Cameo 347, Cameo Dance Orchestra, "Don't cry, Swanee" und "Broken Hearted Melody". - 13) Columbia DF 2499, Carroll Gibbons and his Boy Friends, "Carefree", 1. und 2. Teil. - 14) Columbia DW.4312, Carroll Gibbons, "The Piccolino" und "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails". - 15) Brunswick 04232, Carmen Cavallaro, "Dancing in the Dark" und "Lover". - 16) Columbia 21051, Carl Smith, "That's the Kind of Love I'm looking for" und My lonely Heart's runnin' wild". - 17) Esquire 10-220, Carlo Kra"hmer's Hot Seven, "Struttin' with some Barbecue" und "A Monday Date". - 18) Brunswick 3472, Carl Fenton's Orchestra, "Rio Rita" und "Following the Sun around". - 19) Romeo 2282, Cab Calloway and his Orchestra, "Harlem Holiday" und "Nobody's Sweat-heart". - 20) Master MA 103, Hudson-DeLange, "The Maid's Night off" und "Sophisticated Swing". - 21) Decca 18043, Jimmy McPartland, "Sugar" und "The World is waiting for the Sunshine". - 22) Brunswick 80024, Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra, "I know that you know" und "Sweet Sue - just you". - 23) Brunswick 80025, Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra, "Four or five times" und "Every Evening". - 24) Brunswick 80026, Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra, "Blues" und "Monday Date". - 25) Royal Jazz RJ 712, Hot Lips Page & his Orchestra, "They Raided The Joint" und "Florida Blues". - 26) Decca L 4105, Jimmy Davis, "Wave to me, my Lady" und "Tired of crying over you". - 27) Columbia DB 3066, Billie Worth, "Call me Madam", 1. und 2. Teil. - 28) Odeon O-31377, Billy Thorburn, "The Lambeth Walk" und "I'll never let you cry". - 29) HMV Victor 19095, Billy Murray, "Hi Lee Hi Lo" und "That old Gang of Mine". - 30) Bluebird 30-0834, Hal McIntyre and his Orchestra, "Don't fence me in" und "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater". - 31) Cosmo 470, Hal McIntyre and his Orchestra, "Patience and Fortitude" und "There's no one but you". - 32) Commodore 506, Jess Stacy, "Complainin'" und "Ramblin'". - 33) Asch Recordings 350-2, Jess Stacy and all his Stars, "Variations in Jazz", 1. und 2. Teil. - 34) Victor 20257, Jesse Crawford, "I'd love to call you my Sweatheart" und "Kentucky Lullaby". - 35) Capitol 10037, Billy Butterfield's Orchestra, "Oh Lady be good" und "In the Dark". - 36) Capitol 15047, Billy Butterfield's Orchestra, "Flip-Flop" und "I can't get started". - 37) Imperial 17188, Billy Cotton, "Whistle while you work" und "With a smile and a song". - 38) Regal MR 714, Billy Cotton, "The old Kitchen Kettle" und "We're a couple of Soldiers my Baby and me". - 39) Regal Zonophone MR 2082, Billy Cotton, "Woe is me" und "Dere's Jazz in the Dere Horn". - 40) MGM 0130, Buddy de Franco, "Pennywhistle Blues" und "Sweet Georgia Brown". - 41) Columbia 37071, Buster Bennett Trio, "Don't Jive me Baby" und "I want to Woogie Woogie". - 42) Jazz Collector L23, Muggsy Spanier, "Steady Roll Blues" und "Mobile Blues". - 43) Tempo R1, The Bucktown Five, "Buddy Habits" und "Hot Mittens". - 44) Rex 8910, The Boswell Sisters, "Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia" und "Mood Indigo". - 45) Brunswick 80014, The Boswell Sisters, "River, stay 'way from my Door" und "It's the Girl!". - 46) Decca 1600, Connie Boswell, "Martha" und "Home on the Range". - 47) Decca 8569, Erskine Butterfield, "You should live so long" und "Foo-Gee". - 48) Bluebird B-10540, Erskine Hawkins, "You can't escape from me" und "Cherry". - 49) Bluebird B-10879, Erskine Hawkins, "After Hours" und "Song of the Wanderer". - 50) Melrose 1401, Bobby Hackett and his Orchestra, "Pennies from Heaven" und "Rose of the Rio Grande". - Und: 51) Brunswick 02504, Hoagy Carmichael and his Collegians, "Walking the Dog", und Barbecue Joe and his Hot Dogs, "Shake that Thing". - Zustand: unterschiedlich.

Start Price: EUR 180


51 American Jazz and Blues Shellac Records, c. 1925-50
See German text. - Mixed condition.

Start Price: EUR 180

51 amerikanische Jazz- und Blues- Schellackplatten, um 1925-50
1) Columbia 5152, Layton & Johnstone, "Beloved" und "I can't give you anything but Love". - 2) Jump, La Vere's Chicago Loopers, "Subdivided in F" und "Baby won't you please come home". - 3) Capitol 10021, Leadbelly, "Eagle Rock Rag" und "Rock Island Line". - 4) Victor 25790, Leo Reisman and his Orchestra, "The Moon of Manakoora" und "Love walked in". - 5) Decca 27875, Leroy Anderson "Pops" Concert Orchestra, "Blue Tango" und "Belle of the Ball". - 6) Brunswick 82626, Leroy Anderson and his "Pops" Concert Orchestra, "Blue Tango" und "Belle of the Ball". - 7) Columbia 37933, Les Brown, "After You" und "Dardanella". - 8) Magnolia Records Company MS 1023, The Pepperettes with Horace Heidt, "Dearie" und "Lover come back to me". - 9) Magnolia Records Company MS 1020, Horace Heidt, "Dance of the Vienna Woods" und "Night and Day". - 10) Magnolia Records Company MS 1027, Horace Heidt, "Tootsie, Darlin', Angel, Honey, Baby" und "A Snow White Horse and a Golden Saddle". - 11) Magnolia Records Company MS 1030, Jesse Owens with Horace Heidt, "Jungle" und "Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego". - 12) Cameo 347, Cameo Dance Orchestra, "Don't cry, Swanee" und "Broken Hearted Melody". - 13) Columbia DF 2499, Carroll Gibbons and his Boy Friends, "Carefree", 1. und 2. Teil. - 14) Columbia DW.4312, Carroll Gibbons, "The Piccolino" und "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails". - 15) Brunswick 04232, Carmen Cavallaro, "Dancing in the Dark" und "Lover". - 16) Columbia 21051, Carl Smith, "That's the Kind of Love I'm looking for" und My lonely Heart's runnin' wild". - 17) Esquire 10-220, Carlo Kra"hmer's Hot Seven, "Struttin' with some Barbecue" und "A Monday Date". - 18) Brunswick 3472, Carl Fenton's Orchestra, "Rio Rita" und "Following the Sun around". - 19) Romeo 2282, Cab Calloway and his Orchestra, "Harlem Holiday" und "Nobody's Sweat-heart". - 20) Master MA 103, Hudson-DeLange, "The Maid's Night off" und "Sophisticated Swing". - 21) Decca 18043, Jimmy McPartland, "Sugar" und "The World is waiting for the Sunshine". - 22) Brunswick 80024, Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra, "I know that you know" und "Sweet Sue - just you". - 23) Brunswick 80025, Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra, "Four or five times" und "Every Evening". - 24) Brunswick 80026, Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra, "Blues" und "Monday Date". - 25) Royal Jazz RJ 712, Hot Lips Page & his Orchestra, "They Raided The Joint" und "Florida Blues". - 26) Decca L 4105, Jimmy Davis, "Wave to me, my Lady" und "Tired of crying over you". - 27) Columbia DB 3066, Billie Worth, "Call me Madam", 1. und 2. Teil. - 28) Odeon O-31377, Billy Thorburn, "The Lambeth Walk" und "I'll never let you cry". - 29) HMV Victor 19095, Billy Murray, "Hi Lee Hi Lo" und "That old Gang of Mine". - 30) Bluebird 30-0834, Hal McIntyre and his Orchestra, "Don't fence me in" und "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater". - 31) Cosmo 470, Hal McIntyre and his Orchestra, "Patience and Fortitude" und "There's no one but you". - 32) Commodore 506, Jess Stacy, "Complainin'" und "Ramblin'". - 33) Asch Recordings 350-2, Jess Stacy and all his Stars, "Variations in Jazz", 1. und 2. Teil. - 34) Victor 20257, Jesse Crawford, "I'd love to call you my Sweatheart" und "Kentucky Lullaby". - 35) Capitol 10037, Billy Butterfield's Orchestra, "Oh Lady be good" und "In the Dark". - 36) Capitol 15047, Billy Butterfield's Orchestra, "Flip-Flop" und "I can't get started". - 37) Imperial 17188, Billy Cotton, "Whistle while you work" und "With a smile and a song". - 38) Regal MR 714, Billy Cotton, "The old Kitchen Kettle" und "We're a couple of Soldiers my Baby and me". - 39) Regal Zonophone MR 2082, Billy Cotton, "Woe is me" und "Dere's Jazz in the Dere Horn". - 40) MGM 0130, Buddy de Franco, "Pennywhistle Blues" und "Sweet Georgia Brown". - 41) Columbia 37071, Buster Bennett Trio, "Don't Jive me Baby" und "I want to Woogie Woogie". - 42) Jazz Collector L23, Muggsy Spanier, "Steady Roll Blues" und "Mobile Blues". - 43) Tempo R1, The Bucktown Five, "Buddy Habits" und "Hot Mittens". - 44) Rex 8910, The Boswell Sisters, "Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia" und "Mood Indigo". - 45) Brunswick 80014, The Boswell Sisters, "River, stay 'way from my Door" und "It's the Girl!". - 46) Decca 1600, Connie Boswell, "Martha" und "Home on the Range". - 47) Decca 8569, Erskine Butterfield, "You should live so long" und "Foo-Gee". - 48) Bluebird B-10540, Erskine Hawkins, "You can't escape from me" und "Cherry". - 49) Bluebird B-10879, Erskine Hawkins, "After Hours" und "Song of the Wanderer". - 50) Melrose 1401, Bobby Hackett and his Orchestra, "Pennies from Heaven" und "Rose of the Rio Grande". - Und: 51) Brunswick 02504, Hoagy Carmichael and his Collegians, "Walking the Dog", und Barbecue Joe and his Hot Dogs, "Shake that Thing". - Zustand: unterschiedlich.

Start Price: EUR 180


51 American Jazz and Blues Shellac Records, c. 1925-50
See German text. - Mixed condition.

Start Price: EUR 180

162. Spezial-Auktion Photographica & Film, Wissenschaft & Technik, Büro-Antik, Telephone, Mechanische Musik, Jahrmarkt Attraktionen

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