SYLVESTOR “Hooley” AHOLA, a trumpeter, played and recorded with BIX! He worked extensively with Adrian Rollini in both the California Ramblers and Rollini’s New Yorker Orchestra.

Hoagland Carmichael, the famed composer, was born 11/22/1899 and his son, Hoagy Bix Carmichael, was born September 15, 1938 and he is still active in music and presenting his father’s glory.

During the Swing Era (1941), Paul L. Specht wrote a book entitled “HOW THEY BECAME NAME BANDS” and this is an autographed copy of this little known book that Paul Specht signed in 1943.

A rare keepsake of a unique genius’ exit.

OPPORTUNITY TO PHYSICALLY CONNECT TO THE VERY FIRST JAZZ RECORDS (ODJB 1917) AND THE EARLIEST JAZZ MUSICIANS FROM JAZZ’S BIRTHPLACE, NEW ORLEANS

James Moody as important a Jazz philanthropist as he was a musician, and this letter documents both of those fields prominently.

Wall's Record Outlet in New York City was just one of many stores in New York City that catered to Hot Jazz enthusiasts!

These three items commemorate the events surrounding Dizzy Gillespie's honorary doctorate from Columbia University!

Jazz enthusiast, historian and scholar Helen J. Ennico was involved with the Duke Ellington Society and dedicated her life to sharing Jazz, especially the music of Duke Ellington.

These color photos feature a young Kenny Washington, and are beyond scarce—these are the only copies!

Ronnie Cole is a second generation jazzman whose father was the alto saxophonist and clarinetist Rupert Cole, a member of big bands led by Louis Armstrong and Cootie Williams!

Gerard Badini is a famed French bandleader and, as his business card notes, a talented tenor saxophone and clarinet player.

Herbie Hall was the brother of Edmond Hall and was himself a talented clarinet player.

Harold Jovien was a longtime producer and manager for Jazz musicians.

George Carhat was a jazz organizer who was one of the first people to send Jazz musicians to Europe.

Trombone player Snub Mosley was prominent in the early days of Jazz big bands playing in territory bands and in the more prominent band of Luis Russell and with Fats Waller during the Swing Era!

Coleman Hawkins' wife, Dolores Hawkins (not to be confused with the singer), sent Phil this Christmas card in 1998, signing the card "Mrs. Coleman Hawkins"!

Multi reed artist HAYWOOD HENRY played at the Savoy Ballroom with Erskine Hawkins for 20 years and takes the clarinet solo on the original “Tuxedo Junction” (7/18/1939)!

This sparkling autograph in silver ink captures Jeffries' gorgeous style, and will catch eyes hanging on your wall!

Franklin Skeete was the bassist in the Count Basie band in the 1960s, but he also recorded with Wynton Kelly, Hank Mobley and others during the Hard Bop era!

Here's one we'll bet you won't find anywhere else—a WKCR envelope of Ferris Booth Hall vintage.

Bundle of SIGNED checks of the genius arranger Eddie Durham, Jimmy Powell, the vice president Paul Quinichette, Franklin Skeete, lead alto Earle Warren, trombone star Dicky Wells, and Jo Jones, Jr.

When Little Jazz ROY ELDRIDGE died on February 24, 1989, the world knew it had lost one of the greats—Roy Eldridge's nickname had Jazz in it.

Pianist Walter Norris sent a copy to Phil and included this typed note which includes his signature (in his hand)!

This personal letter to Phil from 1997 will be a highlight in any Jazz collection, a one of a kind document from a musician who was very much in the thick of Jazz!

Wilson was a supreme musician of the swing era and beyond, and because of his historic and musical importance this business card from late in his life is highly collectable.

The famous Jazz journalist Patricia Willard was an editor of Down Beat, Jazz and Jazz & Pop and columnist and staff writer at JazzTimes, but she was also a regular at the famed West End!

This unique package of photographs and a press release is a boon to any Ellington collection, including two unpublished photos of Greer!

This collection of documents will be a boon to discographers as it includes photocopies of Marilyn Moore's RARE record with Vin Rodie’s All Star Jazz with Coleman Hawkins!

This business card includes Nicholas's last address, written in his own hand and given to Phil’s father a few weeks before he died in 1973!

Gene Rodgers, a gifted pianist, is probably most famous as the pianist on Coleman Hawkins's monumental Body and Soul!

We offer the entire New York Post of June 15, 1996, telling of Ella Fitzgerald's passing with the huge headline "Misty Over Ella."

Today autographs of this hugely talented Jazz figure are far from easy to come by, so this attractive signature on a green card circa the mid-1960s will be a treasured item in any Jazz collection!

The famed Dizzy Gillespie red chair was cut up and "sold" to donors who helped save WKCR in 2007. This booklet is one of the few remaining chances to own a piece of WKCR history!

For Basie fans, this unique Harold Ousley Holiday card will be a boon to a collection of Basieite autographs!

Alto saxophonist and educator, WESS ANDERSON (Jr.), not only is a keeper of the flame of BeBop, but also Brooklyn BeBop!

The business card of the late bassist MORRIS EDWARDS who played with Thelonious Monk.

Singer, guitarist, and entertainment specialist JACKIE PARIS kept Phil plugged in to his comings and goings. This press kit for Jackie Paris is signed to Phil, "Jackie"!

Robert & Eva Christiansen held annual parties around the time of Bix Beiderbecke’s birthday (March 10th) where the guest of honor was Bix’s horn, a most elegant and excellent cornet!

This one-of-a-kind letter from DAVID AMRAM from 11/27/1997, addressed to Phil, discusses Amram’s soundtrack music for the original film “The Manchurian Candidate."

This candle is certainly an oddity, but a great tribute to Milford Graves whose own sculptures include found objects.

Henry wrote this postcard to Phil while in France playing at Jazz festival. One of a kind.

TINY GRIMES, an electric guitarist who used just 4 strings, had Charlie Parker on HIS record date and was also part of the incredible and original Art Tatum Trio.

Signed check from pianist RICHARD WYANDS, the oldest of the surviving West End regulars!

Above all else, pianist RAM RAMIREZ is revered for his composition “Lover Man” that became Billie Holiday’s biggest hit and a moving though difficult recorded moment for Charlie Parker.

The Hamilton-Bates unit working out of Providence, Rhode Island were a primary illustration of the “neo Swing” development in the “mini” Jazz Revival of the 1970s.

The Hintons sent Phil’s father, Walter Schaap, this get well card in early Spring of 1994!

A batch of exceedingly RARE Jazz autographs here including Eddie Durham, Dicky Wells, Earle Warren and many others!!

A bundle of notes and cards to Phil from various Jazz people including Jo Jones, Jr., Bill Doggett and Panama Francis!!

Saxophonist Warren Luckey was a stalwart in the Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra and his daughter Paulette was an excellent vocalist! This red paper flyer for two dates in December 2005 is accompanied by a letter to Phil from Warren’s son-in-law and Pauletteï¿

Dizzy's favorite restaurant was Baumgart's Café in Englewood, New Jersey! We offer a packet of postcards, menus, chopsticks, matchbook, etc.

Lorenzo Shihab was very and multi talented. Lorenzo also designed clothes and ran a store than Miles Davis frequented!

Life Magazine and Russ Dantzler acknowledge Walter Schaap’s help in getting the remaining musicians to the Harlem Stoop to reprise the famous 1958 Esquire photo!

This set of four provides you with the business cards of legendary presenters of Jazz!

Unique letters to Phil's father from Jazz scholars, Alexandre Rado and François Postif!!

The late and great NORRIS TURNEY brought the flute into Duke Ellington’s tonal palette!

Connie Crothers’ business card has the addition of Maxine Roach’s (Maxine, a prominent violist, is Max Roach’s daughter) information and name in Maxine’s hand on the back!

Together in this one of a kind photograh are two Jazz legends: drummer Max Roach and tenor saxophonist Harold Land on the birthday of Clifford Brown!!

1994 envelope sent by FRANÇOIS POSTIF (famed for interview of Lester Young) to Phil’s Dad, Walter Schaap!

Brown was the founder of Hartford's Monday Night Jazz series recognized by the Library of Congress as the oldest continuously run jazz festival in the country!

Being a famous singer, Kitty Kallen's autograph would be quite precious, but here we offer something a little more unique—a signed sheet of paper from a note to her doctor in New Jersey!!

The Minnesota-based arts organization ARTS MIDWEST put out extensive photos, bios, discographies, AND a special record of MARCUS BELGRAVE; ROY BROOKS; RUSTY BRYANT; and ROSCOE MITCHELL in the 1991 JAZZ MASTERS JOURNAL!

A tape box from Phil's legendary phone encounter with Miles Davis on WKCR's Miles Davis festival as later portrayed in the film "Miles Ahead"! Phil will provide a letter of authenticity.

This one-of-a-kind February 28, 1996 letter is from François Postif to Phil’s father Walter Schaap (with Walter’s March 6, 1996 penciled notation)!

This card is packed with Kansas City Jazz history! It is LUQMAN HAMZA's, the legendary Kansas City singer and pianist, and on the back is JAY McSHANN's phone number!

This 1947 card to Phil's dad, Walter Schaap, is from Robert B. Sales, a record collector from Louisville, KY who ran a Jazz record sales business!

This business card advertises the MACHITO ORCHESTRA'S 1983 Grammy award for best Latin recording! It is the business card of Mario Grillo, the son of Machito and current musical director of the Machito Orchestra!

This handwritten address label is from AARON SACHS, clarinet protégé of Benny Goodman and early BeBopper who played with Earl Hines, Billie Holiday and Sarah Vaughan!

Offered here is the simple and elegant business card of pianist RICHARD WYANDS, known for playing with Gigi Gryce, Charles Mingus and Roy Haynes!

This truly unique letter—written to Phil in 1992—is an intimate piece from the life of a Jazz bassist giant!!

This business card is from Strozier's emergence as a pianist, although he was better known for playing alto and flute with such legends as Roy Haynes and Lee Morgan during the 1960s.

This business card advertises Kiane Zawadi's music teaching and includes additions in his own hand. It's a scarce item from this truly unique musician.

This laminated card is from the August 14, 2009 funeral of the great LAWRENCE LUCIE, the ryhthm guitarist extraordinaire and last surviving member of Billie Holiday's Swing Era recordings!

LETTERS FROM YEYITO is a captivating memoir from the beloved Jazz saxophonist, clarinetist, composer and fourteen-time Grammy winner, PAQUITO D’RIVERA!

This check, dated July 23, 1977, is an incredible document: it proves the correct spelling of ARTHUR EDGHILL, the drummer known for working with Shirley Scott, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and Kenny Dorham!

This heretofore UNPUBLISHED photo by the greatest of Jazz photographers, William P. Gottlieb features HAROLD ASHBY, tenor saxophonist and described by Duke Ellington as “soul saturated, solo popping deluxe."

3 UNPUBLISHED photos by the great Jazz photographer William P. Gottlieb o IVAN "Loco" ROLLE, ARTIE MILLER, and JIM ROBERTS!!

A personal check signed by AL COBBS, trombonist with Louis Armstrong and Jimmie Lunceford, from April 1985!

EDDIE BERT trombonist with Benny Goodman and Charles Mingus wrote to Phil in 2003 concerning his album, I Hear Modern Music, originally released in Spain!

A sheath of documents for the Sidney Bechet Society signed by Daniel Bechet, John Chilton, William Gottlieb, and Nat Hentoff!

Down Beat announces an historic moment: the Newport Jazz Festival’s move to New York.

JONAH JONES sent this postcard ad for The Embers during legendary stent at the famed Jazz club.

Feat. Sara Morgan, ROY HAYNES, Ron Gross, and Phil Schaap

Calese was in FLETCHER HENDERSON'S integrated Band of 1943-44!

Plus Phil Schaap's signatures

A large (36 x 24) SIGNED concert poster with the signatures of WYNTON MARSALIS, DAVID CROSBY, STEVEN STILLS, & GRAHAM NASH!

Village Vanguard muralist AND brother of Lorraine Gordon!

May 21, 1989

Feat. "Neverbird," "She's Gone," "The Song Is You," and more!

1954!

Feat. Stan Kenton, Nat King Cole, et. al!

MARY LOU WILLIAMS' Spiritual Guide

Lorraine Gordon's brother

Written by WARREN LEIGHT

Reviews, articles, photos, and much more!

Bassist with COLTRANE!

Kenny Dorham, Art Tatum, Baby Dodds, and more!

Extensive photos/essays, schedules - mostly in German

One-Of-A-Kind!

Garry recorded w/Mingus & guitarist ARV GARRISON recorded w/BIRD

One-of-a-kind!

12 SIGNATURES, including James Chirillo, Ruth Sears (Big Al Sears' widow), Britt Woodman, et. al!

performed with Benny Carter, Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, et. al!

Rare proclamation letter for the 50th Anniversary of the Newport Jazz Festival, SIGNED by founder and producer GEORGE WEIN, 2004!

A one of a kind photo of the legendary producer and promoter GEORGE WEIN playing piano behind the great LIONEL HAMTON, on drums!

This unique photo of legendary Jazz impressario GEORGE WEIN sitting on a park bench is SIGNED by Wein!

Rare Large and Formal Program issue!

with liner notes by Barbara Dane

ads, photos, "where the bands are playing," and much more!

Held at the West End Collegiate Church, and St. Peters - the Jazz Church

Also recorded with KING OLIVER - One-of-a-kind!

CHARLIE PARKER'S Bassist & Friend!

Lots of photos, reviews, and much more!

SIGNED by all four members - Oliver Jackson, Budd Johnson, Dill Jones, & Bill Pemberton

featuring drummer RAY MCKINLEY

TWO original Capitol LPs by the great vocalist KAY STARR—Movin' and The Hits of Kay Starr!

HAND STAMPED at ceremony held at Jazz at Lincoln Center, 2007. This is the LARGE envelope edition which includes a placard celebrating the art of Ella Fitzgerald!

"Good Time George" & "My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes"

November 7, 1947

Featuring HAROLD CUMBERBATCH, Richard Williams, et. al!

RARE pressing - "What A Little Moonlight Can Do," "Thou Swell," "Cottage For Sale," and more

"Silver Award" recipients for Jazz writing in The Columbia Review

"Minor Mambo," "Lover Come Back To Me," and more!

with Bird's bassist TEDDY KOTICK - "The Shadow Of Your Smile," "Ruby My Dear," and more!

His FIRST RECORD, from Sun Records founder Jim Bulleit!

with Vinnie Colauita, John Patitucci, Tim Landers, et. al!

Originally published as The Collectors Record Club - Jazz Journal

Featuring Tony Parenti's New Orleanians

December 1988

c. 2002

SIGNED by Joe Muranyi, Riverside RLP 2503!

"Sweet Georgia Brown," & "So In Love," 1950 SIGNED by Guarnieri!

"Why Should I Flirt With The Blues?," and "Plaid and Calico," 1954!

With WKCR personality signatures of Sharif Abdus-Salaam, Sid Gribetz, Cliff Preiss, Ben Young, and Phil Schaap.

Nice blend of Jazz-Pop-Blues vocals from Judy Henske with "Feeling Good," "Crazy He Calls Me," "Some of These Days," and more!

Art Blakey, Duke Ellington, Lightnin' Hopkins, and more, Vol. 3, No. 1!

"Hamlet's Soliloquy," - 1941 !

Rare British publication from the Swing Era, edited by Edgar Jackson!

Rare PROMO cassette from George Wein, Doc Cheatham, and Alvin Batiste!

Depression Era Jazz & Blues: ADRIAN ROLLINI, JOE VENUTI, MEMPHIS MINNIE, JOSH WHITE, and more!

McPartland's last CD, and one to remember featuring a range of standards and her own compositions. Concord Jazz, 2008. SIGNED by Marian McPartland!!

August 16, 1997 ticket from The Lenox Lounge, one of Harlem's last original Jazz Clubs, featuring the late drummer GRADY TATE!

July 30, 1977 ticket for a performance with EDDIE DURHAM, RAM RAMIREZ, and SHELTON GARY.

With authentication from Phil Schaap, and UNIQUE FRANK TESCHEMACHER Story! One-of-a-kind!

A unique pair of items from CHARLIE PARKER'S PIANIST Al Haig!

August 1999: Laminated Pass & Event Ticket!

April 29, 1986, at St. Peters, The Jazz Church

Ragtime master & composer of "I'm Just Wild About Harry:" February 6th and 8th 1979, Baltimore Sun Articles, Blake's Hometown!

with WALTER BISHOP JR., Originals & '50s Rock, NEW LP, Benyo BY 3335.

with Harold Ashby, Tiny Grimes, (LOVERMAN composer) Ram Ramirez, et al!

Jazz Review: MULLIGAN + Blind Lemon Jefferson, and "What Is A Jazz Singer?," Vol. 2 No. 7, August 1959!

"Hot Tracks" LP from the ELLIS - BROWN Sextet, with Harry "Sweets" Edison, Jake Hanna, et al... Autographed by Ellis !

Two-part cover story on "The Style of JOHN COLTRANE," feat. in the Oct. and Nov. issues of The Jazz Review!

MAX ROACH & RANDY WESTON: NY Times feature article on BeBop Reunion, July 27, 1990!

DILL JONES (British pianist) & Phil Schaap Original SIGNED Check, 1977!

Leslie "Uggams" Crayne, MGM 78: "Easter Bunny Day," & "Percy The Pale Faced Polar Bear," her FIRST RECORD!

CAB CALLOWAY, Nov. 29, 1994 Funeral Program: listed performers include Bill Cosby. Phil gave a Eulogy and can sign and also personalize the program if desired!

Original Photo feat. JOE ALBANY (pianist with BIRD!), at the West End, 1979

CHARLES DELAUNAY initialed New Years Card, One-of-a-kind!

74th Birthday Celebration, 2001, SIGNED!

ELLA FITZGERALD First Day USPS DELUXE Stamp Issue, Jan. 10, 2007, Special - Jazz at Lincoln Center cancellation edition on cream colored thick paper rag with the deluxe presentation!!

September 1987 WKCR Program Guide feat. TEDDY WILSON, & Phil Schaap article!

WALL'S Record Outlet Advertisement!

OKEH & VOCALION August 1940 Catalogue: Transitional issue - HORACE HENDERSON, GENE KRUPA, and more!

RCA VICTOR catalogue/booklet bundle: May 1946 catalogue, May 1941 HMV (some pages), & Sept. 1947 booklet!

RCA VICTOR RED SEAL bundle: Jan., May, & June 1941, Sept., 1947, and RCA Record Review 1947!

OKeh, Vocalion, and Columbia Records bundle, 1940-42: HORACE HENDERSON, BENNY GOODMAN, CAB CALLOWAY, and more!

Monthly booklet featuring DIZZY, GEORGIE AULD, ELLINGTON, & more!

Bundle of Catalogues from COLUMBIA RECORDS: 1942 Catalogue, "Music A La Carte," Masterworks May 1942, and more, w/ GOODMAN, JAMES, at. al!

CAPITOL NEWS bundle: June 1946, December 1946, October 1947; KENTON, et. al!

ULTRA RARE Swing Era Publication, from TOMMY DORSEY, THE BANDSTAND, May & June 1939!

ORIGINAL SCRIPT: The Fred Astaire Show: Broadcast with Art Ford, including corrections, RARE!

NY Post December 4, 1969: Jazz at The Roosevelt Grill ad and article

This issue, Volume 1 Number 2 of Fall 1980, includes articles on "Creating String Band Swing," "Racsism and the Blues," and an interview with Bill Evans and Carla Bley!

HORN OF PLENTY, Robert Goffin's 1947 biography of Louis Armstrong

Napa Valley Jazz Festival LARRY VUCKOVICH business card

RARE, Original MGM Records paperwork for AN AMERICAN IN PARIS and QUO VADIS led by JOHNNY GREEN, featuring GENE KELLY!

This folder of paperwork for MGM Records comes from a session by the vocalist, HELEN FORREST.

Discover the one and only "Little Jazz," Roy Eldridge!!!! Originally running from January 14-19, 1978, this WKCR Festival payed tribute to one of the greatest trumpeters in jazz's history. THIS IS THE VERY LAST COPY of the 3rd Printing

TWO ORIGINAL RECORDING SHEETS for Verve LP Al Hibbler sings love songs

A signed letter from OTTO LUENING, composer innovative in electronic music and tape music!

THE JAZZ RECORD No. 34, July 1945 Sidney DeParis cover

Johnny Blowers Funeral Card

PANAMA FRANCIS PRESS KITS 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2001 Funeral Program

October 1981 JAZZ LINE (Vol. 2 No. 4) WITH Tal Farlow Cover Story

Paul Smith business card

RED ALERT! RED RODNEY Downbeat Jazz Hall of Fame Ceremony Invite

WES (endorsed Wesley) LANDERS (Errol Garner's drummer) & Phil Schaap AUTOGRAPHED Jazz Session check.

Jazz Session checks SIGNED by Phil Schaap and SHELTON GARY, Jo Jones protege!

Circa 1985 photograph of: Phil, Nancy Miller Elliott, sporting the official Lester Young Fan Club jacket and BUCK CLAYTON(!)

Memorial Service Program for altoist EARLE WARREN

February 1952 issue of the international Jazz magazine PLAYBACK.

Unique autograph of tenor saxophonist Corky Corcoran!

JIMMY BUTTS, who twice recorded with Charlie Parker, was named Harry James Butts
b. 9/24/1917 - d. 1/8/1998

JIMMY BUTTS, who twice recorded with Charlie Parker, was named Harry James Butts
b. 9/24/1917 - d. 1/8/1998

Exceedingly rare WKCR program guide from November 1987, featuring exclusive articles by Phil Schaap on jazz icons Teddy Wilson and Lester Young.

Rare WKCR program guide from May 1994, featuring exclusive articles by Phil Schaap (on Mark Wilder) and Ben Young (on Andrew Hill and Evan Parker). Available for signature and personalization by Schaap, Wilder, and Young.

Rare photo of legendary saxophonist Joe Lovano soloing with the BMI Jazz Composers Orchestra in rehearsal at the Blue Note.

Jack Reilly is one of the foremost jazz pianists and educators in the Tri-State area. This rare press kit contains a wealth of unique information on Reilly, as well as his handwritten letter to Phil Schaap.

The November 1996 edition of the WKCR Program Guide, featuring a number of rare and unique jazz articles as well as a complete discography of bassist David Izenzon, who is noted for his work with Ornette Coleman, Sonny Rollins and Archie Shepp.

The August 1996 edition of the WKCR Program Guide, curated by Sharif Abdus Salaam. Available for signing and personalization by Salaam and Phil Schaap.

Rare program for the 12th annual Lester Young Memorial, which took place in New York on March 18, 1996 and featured performances and lectures by many of the foremost figures in jazz.

Program from the funeral of bebop piano legend Walter Bishop Jr. A longtime member of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and a frequent collaborator with such stars as Bird, Miles, and Sonny Rollins, Bishop was a genuine giant of the bebop era.

Rare vintage cassette featuring celebrated trumpeter Dud Bascomb at the height of his career. Bascomb, recognized primarily for his work with Erskine Hawkins and Duke Ellington, is here captured on a rare session as a leader.

Rare news clipping from the New York Times containing the obituary of Joe Carroll, a longtime bandmate of Dizzy Gillespie and one of the foremost pioneers of bebop singing.

A 1968 letter from the Duke Ellington Jazz Society announcing a celebratory event for legendary vocalist Al Hibbler. On the back are handwritten notes from Walter Schaap concerning Hibbler's background and career.

Written by Robert Goffin, an acclaimed jazz historian and personal friend of Louis Armstrong, Horn of Plenty presents a view of Satchmo unmatched in its intimacy and detail.

Two monumental hits by Frank Sinatra, MY WAY and PRETTY COLORS, are on this EP. "Old blue eyes" turned MY WAY into a record-breaking hit that stayed on the UK top-40 for 75 weeks! ISSUED IN IRAN!!! RARE!!!

From the longest living member of the original Billie Holiday swing song records, this isn't a commercial cassette, it is a reference cassette with writing IN HIS OWN HAND!

1960 publication

On January 22, 1943 the New York Daily Mirror published a short article on Duke Ellington, the night before his Carnegie Hall debut!

Great Price for Three RARE Issues!

Front: Doc Cheatham Happy 90th Birthday New York // New Orleans
Back: June 13, 1905 Nashville, Tennessee. Adolphus Anthony 'Doc' Cheatham

Pioneering Jazz Discographer!

COOTIE WILLIAMS, 1911-1985: Historic Document with Unique Content on DUKE'S legendary trumpet star & growl specialist!

Jazz Session 45 No. 2 presents an exceptional ensemble performing Swing and Bop classics—Erskine Hawkin's "Tuxedo Junction" and Charlie Parker's "Scrapple From The Apple"!

The Classic "Bei Mir Bist Du Schon," is featured on this original Jazz Session 45: Personnel includes Jack Six (played with DAVE BRUBECK) and Artie Miller!

VHS electronic press kit for Marcus Roberts simultaneous releases of Portraits in Blue/ Time and Circumstance!

27th annual 12 hour Jazz marathon

RARE! Optional signing and personalization by Phil Schaap, please specify in order notes. A chronological listing of Louis Armstrong's recordings as heard on WKCR's famous 1980 festival.

1997 Photo Jazz Calendar with photo of Phil Schaap and Clark Terry by Norm Harris

This calendar from 1997-98 promotes the Impulse! label's rich Jazz history!

This pin and card offer a beautiful portrait of Parker and a token from one of the highlights of his career, the release of his first solo album, ROOTS REVISITED!

New York Times supplement

From Monday March 22, 1999, comes this scarce concert program from the Sidney Bechet Society's Jam session held at the Greenwich Village Center, SIGNED by the legendary producer and Newport Jazz festival founder, GEORGE WEIN!

Signed to Laura Cantrell

3 pages. By Wilma Dobie, legendary director of the famed Jazz events at the Overseas Press Club, artistic director Earl Hines.

RARE ISSUE! THE ORIGINAL CONCERT OF "Two Men With The Blues". Unique liner notes by and signed by Phil Schaap (personalized if specified).

A good condition copy of the June 1946 issue!
Besides the cover stories seen, there is an article on WOODY HERMAN written by JOHN HAMMOND

The fabulous music of Billy Strayhorn performed by a band including Elvis Costello, Hank Jones and Dianne Reeves. Signed by Dianne Reeves and the late & great Hank Jones!!

Red Onion Jazz Babies: ARMSTRONG, Buster Bailey, et. al...Brunswick 80062, SIGNED by Wynton Marsalis!

Featuring Thelonious Monk on his FIRST RECORDING! Joe Davis 8251-A Original Pressing! Signed by Wynton Marsalis