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(2-CD set) From the ODJB (1917) to King Oliver (1923), we may at last appreciate a period which is often masked in the history of jazz. Now available for all.

- Disc 1 -
1 Livery Stable Blues - Original Dixieland Jazz Band
2 Johnson "Jass" Blues
3 Ole Miss Rag - Handy's Orchestra of Memphis
4 Jazz Dance
5 Jazz de Luxe - Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band
6 Darktown Strutters' Ball [Intro: Sorry I Made You Cry]
7 Ja-Da (Intro: You'll Find Old Dixieland in France) - Original New Orleans Jazz Band
8 St. Louis Blues
9 Everybody Shimmies Now - L'orchestre Scrap Iron Jazzerinos
10 Barkin Dog
11 Slow and Easy (Intro: I'm Sorry I Ain't Got It) - Louisiana Five
12 Bluin' the Blues
13 Wang Wang Blues - Paul Whiteman
14 Stop It
15 Soudan
16 Crazy Blues - Joseph Samuels' Jazz Band
17 Some Little Bird - the Coon-Sanders Nighthawks
18 Don't Tell Your Monkey Man
19 Sheik (Of Araby)
20 Hep! - Mitchell's Jazz Kings
- Disc 2 -
1 Bugle Blues - Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds
2 Moanful Blues - Original Jazz Hounds
3 San - Husk O'Hare's Super Orchestra of Chicago
4 Memphis Blues - Virginians
5 Ory Creole Trombone - Spike's Seven Pods of Pepper Orchestra
6 Panama - Friars Society Orchestra
7 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate - the Cotton Pickers
8 Chicago - the Georgians
9 Bees Knees
10 Tiger Rag
11 Think of Me - Benson Orchestra of Chicago
12 Four O'Clock Blues
13 Frankie and Johnny - Isham Jones & His Orchestra
14 Tin Roof Blues - New Orleans Rhythm Kings
15 Farewell Blues - Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra
16 You Tell Her/I Stutter - Whitey Kaufman's Original Pennsylvania Serenaders
17 Lonesome Journey - Thomas Morris Past Jazz Masters
18 Bugle Call Rag - Albert E. Short
19 There's No Girl Like My Girl - Original Memphis Melody Boys
20 Snake Rag - Bob Oliver

(2-CD set) From the ODJB (1917) to King Oliver (1923), we may at last appreciate a period which is often masked in the history of jazz. Now available for all.

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