Liner notes by Roy Freeman.
Out on Design Records, no date.
Side 2:
Ja Da
It’s Been So Long
Royal Garden Blues
Sugar
Back in Your Own Backyard
Back Home in Indiana
Confidentially…It’s Condon Side 2
Out on Design Records, no date.
DESIGN is proud to present Mr. Edward Condon, the Crown Prince of Dixieland in his first album for our company.
Side 1:
That’s a Plenty
Ballin’ the Jack
Cherie
Sweet Georgia Brown
Whenever there’s love
What’s New
Confidentially…It’s Condon Side 1
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From the back cover:
One of the secret’s of Clyde’s success in the music field is his determination to play completely danceable music. Like guy Lombardo and Lawrence Welk, he always arranged to keep the melody “out front” where the dancers and listeners could hear it, understand it and enjoy it.
Side 2:
Beale Street blues
Swamp Fire
Farewell Blues
Stompin’ at the Savoy
Ridin’ to Glory on a Trumpet
Dixieland music out on the mighty Pickwick International, no date.
Side 1:
Sugar Blues
Honeysuckle Rose
Rose Room
Rosetta
Blue Fantasy
Clyde McCoy The Golden Era of Sugar Blues Side 1
More Dixieland music on Baronet Records, no date.
Side 2:
Tony Pareenti’s Aces: Good Old Summertime
Buck Clayton’s Buckeroos: Lazy River
Tony Parenti’s Aces: Bill Bailey
Wild Bill Davison’s Bulldozers: Saints Go Marching In
Wild Bill Davison’s Bulldozers: South
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Out on Baronet Records, 356 West 40th Street, New York, NY, no date.
Side 1
Jimmy McPartland’s Chicago Rompers: My Gal Sal
Paul Barbarin’s New Orleans Stompers: Gettysburg March
Wild Bill Davison’s Dixieland Band: Wild Bill Blues
Jack Teagarden’s Dixieland Band: Original Dixieland One Step
Jack Teagarden’s Dixieland Band: High Society
Tony Parenti’s Aces: Frankie and Johnny
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Dixieland music double LP out on GRT records, 1977.
Side 1:
New Orleans Heritage Hall Jazz Band
Vocalist: Blanche Thomas
Bourbon Street Parade
Petitie Fleur
Muskrat Ramble
Basin Street Blues
Bill Bailey
Midnight in Moscow
Side 2:
New Orleans All Stars:
That’s a Plenty
Farewell Blues
Teddy Buckner:
Tin Roof Blues
I want to linger
Tail Gate Ramble]
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Compilation of Dixieland music.
Side 3:
Teddy Buckner:
When the Saints Go Marching In
Oh, Didn’t he ramble
Kid Ory: 12th Street Rag
Teddy Buckner:
Just a Closer Walk with thee
You made me love you
Alexander’s ragtime band
Side 4:
Teddy Buckner: St. Louis Blues
Kid Ory: Tiger Rag
Teddy Buckner: How you gonna keep them down on the farm
Sidney Bechet: Casey Jones
Sidney Bechet: When I get too old to dream
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