Various : Cylinder Jazz, Early Jazz/ Ragtime From Phonograph Cylinders 1985 LP

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Various ?– Cylinder Jazz -
Early Jazz And Ragtime From Phonograph Cylinders

Label:
Musical Heritage Society ?– MHS 7138H
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:
US
Released:
1985
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Ragtime, Dixieland, Classics 

Tracklist

A1     –The New York Military Band*     Hungarian Rag (2089)    
A2     –Louisiana Five     Clarinet Squawk (3896)    
A3     –Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra     Dardanella (3965)    
A4     –Duke Yellman And His Orchestra     Meadow Lark (5254)    
A5     –The Merry Sparklers     Where's My Sweetie Hiding? (4941)    
A6     –Billy Wynne's Greenwich Village Orchestra*     Blue-Eyed Sally (4964)    
A7     –Clyde Doerr And His Orchestra     Ain't She Sweet? (5333)    

B1     –Earl Oliver's Jazz Babies     She's A Cornfed Indiana Girl (5185)    
B2     –Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra     Make That Trombone Laugh (3966)    
B3     –Frisco Jazz Band     Night Time In Little Italy (3286)    
B4     –Duke Yellman And His Orchestra     I'm Going To Park Myself In Your Arms (5236)    
B5     –Tennessee Happy Boys     That Certain Feeling (5162)    
B6     –Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra     Do It Again (Intro. Drifting Along With The Tide) (4572)    
B7     –Paul Victorin's Orchestra     Louisville Lou (4779)    

Credits

    Producer – Gef Lucena
    Transcription By – John R. T. Davies

Notes

The numbers in parentheses after each title are the original Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder catalog numbers

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