Really The Blues?: A Blues History (1893-1959), Vol. 1 (1893-1929)
Title:
Really The Blues?: A Blues History (1893-1959), Vol. 1 (1893-1929)
Author:
Zez Confrey Orchestra
Brothers, Allen
Whitter, Henry
Etting, Ruth
Band, Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug
Harris, Marion
Morse, Lee
Macon, Uncle Dave
Boys, Down Home
Chatman, Bo
Cooksey, Robert
Collins, Sam
Young, Austin
Duffy, Al
Old Pal Smoke Shop Four
Henderson, Rosa
Hendersonville Double Quartet
Johnson, Lonnie
Dooley, Blind Simmie
Lucas, Nick
O'Bryant, Jimmy
Jazzers, Memphis
Crockett, David
Baker, Ethel
Graves, Roosevelt
Grayson, Gilliam Banmon
Quartette, Standard
Various Artists
Jeanette James Synco Jazzers
Baxter, Jim
Bentley, Gladys
Florida Normal Industrial Institute Quartet
Thomas, Hersal
Miley, Bubber
Sol Hoopii's Novelty Trio
Jackson, Jim
Welsh, Nolan
Spencer, Len
Ory, Edward Kid
Quartet, Denson
Sykes, Roosevelt
Anderson, Pink
Barrow, Raymond
Armstrong, Louis
Dodds, Baby
Watson, Johnny (Guitar)
Smith, Bessie
Cousins and Demoss
Anonymous
Boys, The Johnson
Magby, Luther
Hall, Adelaide
Morton, Jelly Roll
Johnson, Eula
Rollini, Adrian
St. Cyr, Johnny
Jackson, Papa Charlie
Hawkins, Buddy Boy
Orchestra, Paul Whiteman
Clifford Hayes' Louisville Stompers
Ezell, Will
Rosemond, Blind Connie
Boggs, Dock
Bix Beiderbecke Gang
Biddleville Quintet
Lewis, Furry
Stoneman's Dixie Mountaineers
Robeson, Paul
Forehand, A. C.
Trio, Johnny Dodds
Davis, Horace
Armand Piron's New Orleans Orchestra
Keppard, Freddie
Russell, Pee Wee
Shortbuckle Roarke Family
Shelton, B. F.
Williams, Henry Rubberlegs
Cantor, Eddie
Massey, R. M.
Hall, Willie
Hunter, Alberta
Jelly Roll Morton Orchestra
Dorsey, Tommy
Dr. Humphrey Bate Possum Hunters
Hutchison, Frank
Crockett, Johnnie
Ross, Louise
Europe Society Orchestra
Brown, Richard
Bubbling Over Five
Sam Ku West Harmony Boys
Dinwiddie Colored Quartet
Whiteman, Paul
Jelly-Roll Morton Red Hot Peppers
Tucker, Sophie
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Polk Miller Old South Quartette
Johnson-Nelson-Porkchop
Decamp, J. Milton
Anthony, Eddie
Bell, Ed
Crockett, Albert
Blythe, Jimmy
Williams, George
Afro American Folk Song Singers
McGee, Dennis
Gershwin, George
Moore, Rosie Mae
Wilkins, Robert
O'Connor, George
Blind Blake
Signorelli, Frank
Evans, Roy
Tennessee Ramblers
South Georgia Highballers
Davenport, Cow Cow
Darby, Blind Teddy
Johnson, Bill
Pruitt, Milas
Ramblers, Prince Albert Hunt's Texas
Leake County Revelers
Perella, Harry
Forbes Randolph's Kentucky Jubilee Choir
Smith, Mamie
Original Memphis Five
Kansas City Blues Strummers
Paul Whiteman Dance Band
Tampa Red Hokum Jug Band
Nelson, Tom
Wallace, Sippie
Blake, Eubie
Chicago Rhythm Kings
Bandy, Henry L.
Bryant, Richard
Jones, Richard M.
Brewer, Kahle
Smith, Pinetop
Prince's Orchestra
Johnny Bayersdorffer Jazzola Novelty Orchestra
Cannon, Gus
Duerson, Herve
New Orleans Rhythm Kings
Hanshaw, Annette
Charlie Johnson Paradise Ten
Stoneman, Ernest V.
Ellington, Duke
Martin, Sara
Waters, Ethel
Pebbles, The
Harney, Ben
Jesse Stone's Blue Serenaders
Quealey, Chelsea
Trumbauer, Frankie
Edwards, Bernice
Jelly Roll Mortons Levee Serenaders
Henry Johnson Boys
Johnson, Margaret
Phipps, Ernest
Rhodes, Walter
Meyers, Hazel
Two of Spades
Edwards, Cliff
Studio guitarist
Ellington Orchestra, Duke
Sissle, Noble
Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Johnson, Blind Willie
Rank, Bill
Four Aces, The
Studio pianist
Kimbrough, Lottie
Weaver, Sylvester
Beiderbecke, Bix
Jones, Sam
Smith, Homer Quincy
Johnson, T. C.
Gingersnaps, Cookie's
Butterbeans and Susie
Jubilee Singers
Henderson, Fletcher
Studio vocal ensemble
Band, Victor Military
Ladnier, Tommy
Walsh, Dock
Austin, Lovie
Gaylord, Charles
Homer Rodheaver and the Wiseman Quartet
Louis Armstrong Hot Seven
Johnson, Tommy
Justice, Dick
McGee, Kirk
Andrews, Ed
Ensemble, Studio
Violet Harmony Singers
Stanley, Bob
Green, Charlie
Alexander, Alger "Texas"
Moore, William
Barbour's Plantation Singers
Leecan, Bobbie
Stanley, Roba
Fulton, Jack
Sannella, Andy
Eight, Louis Dumaine's Jazzola
Oliver, Joe King
Sentipedes, Boyd Senter
Hines, Earl
Thomas, Rambling
Harvey, Morton
Noone, Jimmie
Venuti, Joe
Jenkins, Andrew
Hereford, Frances
Kentucky Trio
Bix Beiderbecke Rhythm Jugglers
Levitsch Tanzorchester
Vinson, Walter
Hicks, Robert
Mason, Moses
Dodds, Johnny
Thomas, Henry
Memphis Jug Band
Boys, Benny Goodman's
Wilbur Sweatman Jazz Band
Ward, Wade
Brother, Roosevelt Graves And His
Crackers, Georgia
Ernest Phipps Holiness Singers
Clayborn, Edward
Moore, Mae Frierson
Lewis, Meade (Lux)
Grofé, Ferde
Scott, Bud
Jackson, Bo Weavil
Crosby, Bing
Reb Spikes
Coleman, Jaybird
Dranes, Arizona
W.C. Handy Memphis Blues Band
Murray, Don
Davis, Bobby
Male quartet
Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
Duke Ellington Kentucky Club Orchestra
Lacey, Rube
Unique Quartet Fall
Kid Ory Sunshine Orchestra
Bayersdorfer, Johnny
McVay, Ancil
1, Stovepipe No.
Hounds, Mamie Smith's Jazz
Cannon's Jug Stompers
Williams, Bert
Miller, Emmett
Simons, James
Nicholas, Albert
Morgan, Helen
Bloom, Rube
Burnett and Rutherford
Band, Frenchy's String
Roane County Ramblers
Studio organist
Rainey, Ma
McGee, Sam
Forehand, Blind Mamie
Europe, James Reese
Collins, Arthur
Georgians, The
Owls, Jimmy Blythe's
Daniels, Julius
Soileau, Leo
Handy, William Christopher
Stokes, Frank
Green, Clarence
Phillips, Washington
Bernard, Al
McCoy, Charlie
Dorsey, Thomas A.
Johnson, James Price
Moore, Sam
Dominique, Natty
Sweatman, Wilbur
Hurt, Mississippi John
Armstrong, Lillian Hardin
Jaxon, Frankie "Hal Pint"
Band, Old Southern Jug
Fisk University Jubilee Quartet
Baxter, Andrew
Heads, The Red
Syncopators, King Oliver's Dixie
Jordan, Luke
Thomas, Edna
Taggart, Blind Joe
Johnson, Roland
Lang, Eddie
Blowers, Dixieland Jug
Morris, Thomas
Elder Richard Bryant Sanctified Singers
Subject:
| Blues |
Publisher:
West Hill Radio Archives
Date:
2012-11-01
Digital Format:
HOOPLA MUSIC