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Jack Teagarden's Big Eight [sound recording] ; Pee Wee Russell's Rhythmakers. by Jack Teagarden's Big Eight.; Russell, Pee Wee.; Teagarden, Jack,1905-1964.; Pee Wee Russell Rhythmakers.;

Shine -- St. James infirmary -- The world is waiting for the sunrise -- Big Eight blues -- Baby, won't you please come home -- Dinah -- Zutty's hootie blues -- There'll be some changes made -- I've found a new baby -- Everybody loves my baby. Jack Teagarden's Big Eight, featuring Jack Teagarden, trombone (1st 4 works) ; Pee Wee Russell's Rhythmakers, featuring Pee Wee Russell, clarinet (last 4).Recorded in New York, Aug. 31, 1938 and Dec. 15, 1940.

Subjects: Clarinet music (Jazz); Jazz; Trombone music (Jazz);

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The original mono recordings [sound recording] / by Davis, Miles.prf(CARDINAL)129217; Coltrane, John,1926-1967.prf(CARDINAL)128272; Garland, Red.prf; Chambers, Paul,1935-1969.prf; Jones, Philly Joe.prf; Evans, Gil,1912-1988.prf; Adderley, Cannonball.prf; Wilen, Barney.prf; Urtreger, René.prf; Michelot, Pierre.prf; Clarke, Kenny,1914-1985.prf; Cobb, Jimmy.prf; Evans, Bill,1929-1980.prf; Kelly, Wynton.prf; Mobley, Hank.prf; Monk, Thelonious.prf(CARDINAL)283517; Rouse, Charlie.prf; Warren, Butch.prf; Dunlop, Frankie.prf; Russell, Pee Wee.prf; Gil Evans Orchestra.prf; Miles Davis Quintet.prf(CARDINAL)368399; Miles Davis Sextet.prf(CARDINAL)435107; Thelonious Monk Quartet.prf;

'Round about Midnight, Miles ahead, and Milestones produced by George Avakian.Jazz track and Porgy and Bess produced by Cal Lampley.Sketches of Spain and Miles & Monk at Newport produced by Teo Macero.Miles Davis, trumpet ; with, variously: John Coltrane, tenor sax ; Red Garland, piano ; Paul Chambers, bass ; "Philly Joe" Jones, drums ; Gil Evans Orchestra, Gil Evans, director ; Julian "Cannonball" Adderley, alto sax ; Barney Wilen, tenor sax ; René Urtreger, piano ; Pierre Michelot, bass ; Kenny Clarke, drums ; Bill Evans, Wynton Kelly, piano ; Jimmy Cobb, drums ; Hank Mobley, tenor sax ; Thelonious Monk Quartet (Thelonious Monk, piano ; Charlie Rouse, tenor sax ; Butch Warren, bass ; Frankie Dunlop, drums ; Pee Wee Russell, clarinet).Recorded between 1956 and 1963; disc 9 recorded live.

Subjects: Jazz.; Live sound recordings.; Trumpet music (Jazz); Jazz; Jazz;

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The sound of jazz [sound recording]. by Holiday, Billie,1915-1959,performer.(CARDINAL)128556; Giuffre, Jimmy,performer.; Russell, Pee Wee,performer.; Rushing, Jimmy,performer.; Waldron, Mal,1925-2002,performer.; All Stars (Musical group : Count Basie),performer.; Henry "Red" Allen's All Stars,performer.; Jimmy Giuffre 3,performer.; Mal Waldron All-Stars,performer.;

Wild man blues (4:46) ; Rosetta (4:57) (the Henry "Red" Allen All-Stars) -- Fine and mellow (Billie Holiday with the Mal Waldron All-Stars) (6:19) -- Blues (Jimmy Giuffre, Pee Wee Russell) (6:53) -- I left my baby (the Count Basie All-Stars, featuring Jimmy Rushing) (4:27) -- The train and the river (the Jimmy Giuffre Trio) (4:43) -- Nervous (Mal Waldron) (3:43) -- Dickie's dream (the Count Basie All-Stars) (5:53) -- Wild man blues (alternate take) (the Henry "Red" Allen All-Stars) (8:42).Various performers.Recorded Dec. 5, 1957, at CBS 30th Street Studios, for broadcast on The seven lively arts, CBS Television, Dec. 8, 1957.

Subjects: Jazz; Jazz vocals.; Television music.;

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The original jazz masters series. [sound recording]. by Webster, Ben.; Armstrong, Louis,1901-1971.(CARDINAL)121358; Stitt, Sonny.; Monk, Thelonious.(CARDINAL)283517; Davis, Miles.(CARDINAL)129217; Grappelli, Stéphane.(CARDINAL)354047; Byrd, Donald.(CARDINAL)517438; Cole, Nat King,1919-1965.(CARDINAL)349079; Tatum, Art,1909-1956.(CARDINAL)736479; Gonsalves, Paul,1920-1974.; Nance, Ray,1913-1976.; Gordon, Dexter,1923-1990.; Wilson, Teddy,1912-1986.(CARDINAL)523712; Jordan, Louis,1908-1975.(CARDINAL)434616; Barber, Chris,1930-; John,Dr.,1941-; Byas, Don.; Bechet, Sidney,1897-1959.; Russell, Pee Wee.; Pettiford, Oscar,1922-1960.; McGhee, Howard,1918-1987.; Ellington, Duke,1899-1974.(CARDINAL)134449; Konitz, Lee.; Newman, Joe.; Braff, Ruby,1927-2003.; Sims, Zoot.; Brookmyer, Bob.; Holiday, Billie,1915-1959.(CARDINAL)128556; Chaloff, Serge,1923-1959.; Basie, Count,1904-1984.(CARDINAL)157733; Hines, Earl,1903-1983.(CARDINAL)157937; Hubbard, Freddie.; Tate, Buddy.; Lyttelton, Humphrey,1921-2008.; Coleman, Bill,1904-1981.; Lafitte, Guy.;

Disc 1. Stormy weather / Ben Webster -- Do you know what is means to miss New Orleans / Louis Armstrong -- Autumn in New York / Sonny Stitt -- Crepuscule with Nellie / Thelonious Monk -- Don't explain to me baby / Miles Davis -- Love for sale / Stephane Grappelli -- Groovin' for Nat / Donald Byrd -- Black market stuff / Nat King Cole -- Body and soul / Art Tatum -- B.P. Blues / Paul Gonsalves & Ray Nance.Disc 2. Misty / Dexter Gordon -- Lover man / Sonny Stitt -- Stomping at the savoy / Teddy Wilson -- A man ain't a man / Louis Jordan -- Perdido Street blues / Chris Barber & Dr. John -- A night in Tunisia / Don Byas -- Indiana / Sydney Bechet -- Gabriel found his horn / Pee Wee Russell -- All the things you are / Oscar Pettiford -- Sharp edge / Howard McGhee.Disc 3. Take the 'A' train / Duke Ellington -- Sound lee / Lee Konitz -- On the sunny side of the street / Sidney Bechet -- I feel like a newman / Joe Newman -- Hustlin' and bustlin' / Ruby Braff -- Our love is here to stay / Ben Webster -- She's funny that way / Pee Wee Russell -- Someone to watch over me / Zoot Sims & Bob Brookmyer -- I cover the waterfront / Billie Holiday -- You brought a new kind of love to me / Serge Chaloff.Disc 4. Ingin' the ooh / Count Basie -- Parisian thoroughfare / Stephane Grappelli -- My melancholy baby / Thelonious Monk -- Don't sing me the blues / Miles Davis -- Hush / Donald Byrd -- Gone with the wind / Ben Webster -- I'll get by as long as I have you / Art Tatum -- Just a sittin' & a rockin' / Paul Gonsalves & Ray Nance -- Body and soul / Teddy Wilson -- Who's sorry now / Earl "Fatha" Hines.Disc 5. When the saints go marching in / Louis Armstrong -- These foolish things / Count Basie -- I'll never be the same / Nat King Cole -- Basin street blues/Take me back to New Orleans / Chris Barber & Dr. John -- Minor mishap / Freddie Hubbard -- The one for me / Buddy Tate & Humphrey Lyttleton -- Fine & dandy / Stephane Grappelli & Earl "Fatha" Hines -- Idaho / Bill Coleman & Guy Lafitte -- Honeysuckle rose / Teddy Wilson -- The feeling of jazz / Duke Ellington.Various performers.

Subjects: Jazz.;

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Dixieland all-stars [sound recording] / by Condon, Eddie,1905-1973.(CARDINAL)133409;

There'll be some changes made -- Nobody's sweetheart -- Friar's Point shuffle -- Someday, sweetheart -- When your lover has gone -- Wherever there's love -- Impromptu ensemble, no. 1 -- 'Swonderful -- Someone to watch over me -- The Sheik of Araby -- The man I love -- Somebody loves me -- I'll build a stairway to Paradise -- My one and only -- Oh, Lady be good -- Swanee -- Farewell blues -- Improvisation for the March of Time -- (I've got a woman, crazy for me) She's funny that way -- Stars fell on Alabama.Eddie Condon, with Jack Teagarden, Pee Wee Russell, Bobby Hackett, Bud Freeman, Max Kaminsky, Lee Wiley.Recorded in New York City, August 11, 1939-March 27, 1946.

Subjects: Jazz.; Dixieland music.;

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100 baseball legends who shaped sports history / by Roberts, Russell.(CARDINAL)505271;

Mike Kelly -- Connie Mack -- Cy Young -- Joe McGinnity -- John McGraw -- Honus Wagner -- Napoleon Lajoie -- Rube Foster -- Christy Mathewson -- Ty Cobb -- Walter Johnson -- Grover Cleveland Alexander -- Joe McCarthy -- Tris Speaker -- Joe Jackson -- Casey Stengel -- George Sisler -- Babe Ruth -- Rogers Hornsby -- Frankie Frisch -- Pie Traynor -- Hack Wilson -- Gabby Hartnett -- Lefty Grove -- Al Simmons -- Lou Gehrig -- Tony Lazzeri -- Mickey Cochrane -- Carl Hubbell -- Cool Papa Bell -- Charlie Gehringer -- Pepper Martin -- Leo Durocher -- Satchel Paige -- Joe Cronin -- Jimmie Foxx -- Ernie Lombardi -- Lefty Gomez -- Mel Ott -- Josh Gibson -- Dizzy Dean -- Hank Greenberg -- Joe DiMaggio -- Phil Rizzuto -- Pee Wee Reese -- Ted Williams -- Bob Feller -- Jackie Robinson -- Stan Musial -- Roy Campanella -- Warren Spahn -- Ralph Kiner -- Hoyt Wilhelm -- Larry Doby -- Yogi Berra -- Duke Snider -- Robin Roberts -- Whitey Ford -- Mickey Mantle -- Ernie Banks -- Willie Mays -- Maury Wills -- Roberto Clemente -- Roger Maris -- Hank Aaron -- Luis Aparicio -- Al Kaline -- Frank Robinson -- Bob Gibson -- Sandy Koufax -- Don Drysdale -- Harmon Killebrew -- Brooks Robinson -- Juan Marichal -- Lou Brock -- Carl Yastrzemski -- Willie Stargell -- Pete Rose -- Joe Morgan -- Tom Seaver -- Steve Carlton -- Rod Carew -- Catfish Hunter -- Reggie Jackson -- Rollie Fingers -- Nolan Ryan -- Johnny Bench -- Mike Schmidt -- George Brett -- Rickey Henderson -- Tony Gwynn -- Cal Ripken, Jr. -- Roger Clemens -- Randy Johnson -- Mark McGwire -- Barry Bonds -- Greg Maddux -- Sammy Sosa -- Ken Griffey, Jr. -- Derek Jeter -- Trivia quiz & projects.Awesome collection of facts about the best 100 baseball players who ever stepped up to the plate. The first of the '100' is Mike Kelly, the first baseball superstar, best known for stealing bases, the 100th listing is for New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter.

Subjects: collective biographies.; Biographies.; Biographies.; Baseball players; Baseball; Baseball players; Joueurs de base-ball; Joueurs de base-ball; Baseball;

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The Grand ole opry songbook : piano, vocal, guitar.

Subjects: Country music.;

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Presenting-- : the gems of jazz.

Vintage recordings from the Gems of Jazz include Duke Ellington, Oscar Peterson, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Earl Hines, Harry James, Artie Shaw, Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey, and many more.

Subjects: Jazz.; Blues (Music);

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