BENNY GOODMAN & COUNT BASIE’S DOMAIN with a Helpful Guide Including New Observations about the March 9, 1938 Benny Goodman Orchestra Recordings
PublishedGIL BERNAL is the tenor sax soloist on The Coasters recording of “Turtle Dovin’”
PublishedJAZZ IN THE EARLY DAYS AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD
PublishedSORTING OUT THE THREE JAZZ BILLY TAYLORS
PublishedHistory of the Hot Club of France
PublishedColeman Hawkins and His All Star Jam Band—April 28, 1937
PublishedTHE COMPLETE GARNET CLARKE
PublishedSARAH VAUGHAN’S ILLUSTRATION OF THE SWING SONG TRADITION IN HER RECORDINGS OF MAY 18 & 19, 1950 AND THE ADDITION OF ALTERNATE TAKES WITH THE 1997 CD EXPANDED EDITION OF “SARAH VAUGHAN IN HI-FI”
PublishedIn Memory of Ray Carman
PublishedResearching the March 19, 1940 Count Basie Orchestra Recording of “Louisiana” that led to exploring “Tickle Toe” from the same date: The Story and the Results
PublishedAn Early Jazz Primer
PublishedDon Redman Arranged his Composition "Cherry" as Recorded by McKinney's Cotton Pickers
PublishedFREDDIE WEBSTER, the May 2, 1945 Frankie Socolow for the small, short-lived, and far less famous Duke label, the lost “Blue Fantasy” and the found “September In The Rain”
PublishedTHE IDENTITY OF THE PIANIST ON JACK PURVIS RECORDINGS OF APRIL 4, 1930 AND MAY 1, 1930
PublishedKiyoshi Koyama
PublishedBuddy Bolden
PublishedWoodstock Jam Session
PublishedREPORT ON THE LEGAL/ACTUAL SURNAME OF LEGENDARY JAZZ DRUMMER KENNY “KLOOK” CLARKE -- SPEARMAN
PublishedTHE NEO HOT CLUB MOVEMENT AND THE EXPANSION OF A YOUNG LISTENING AUDIENCE FOR JAZZ
PublishedChu Berry Baritone Sax Solos
PublishedPercy Severe
PublishedWabash Blues possible alternates
PublishedNew Orleans Rhythm Kings take verifications directly from the Gennett 78s
PublishedThe Casa Loma Orchestra
PublishedColeman Hawkins 1943-44 Recordings
PublishedDave Brubeck Quartet
PublishedMiles Davis and Hard Bop
PublishedInstrumentalists As Singers
PublishedMingus' Compositions
PublishedAll-Star Record Dates part 1
PublishedAll-Star Record Dates part 2
PublishedCharlie Johnson
PublishedThe 1934 Benny Goodman Orchestra That Never Was
PublishedGlenn Miller's First Leader Date
Published"King Porter Stomp" Four Ways
PublishedChamber Jazz
PublishedOverlooked Masterpieces By Dukes, Blanton-Strayhorn-Webster Band
PublishedYoung Deaths In Jazz
PublishedBix Beiderbecke
Published1940s Recordings Of The Cootie Williams Orchestra
PublishedHorace Silver and Hard Bop on Blue Note
PublishedBessie Smith's Final Record Date
PublishedBritish Pathe Newsreel Jazz Clips
PublishedJazz At The 1939-40 New York World's Fair
PublishedJazz at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair
PublishedIntroduction To Discography
PublishedHERSCHEL EVANS: two pieces of information to his early life
PublishedTHE GOUGE OF ARMOUR AVENUE, A LEGENDARY TROMBONE SOLO, AND A PRONUNCIATION
PublishedLESTER YOUNG - The President
Published"MONK's "Wee See" with two tenor saxophone solos by Frank Foster on May 11, 1954
PublishedWillie Bryant
PublishedFellow Swingology Students We Will All Rise and Join In Our Alma Mater "Swingin' at the Daisy Chain"
PublishedLouis Armstrong and the classic Traditional Jazz tune "Basin Street Blues"
PublishedTommy Dorsey, NOT King Oliver
PublishedElla Fitzgerald's Berlin Rarities
PublishedThe Etymology of "Salt Peanuts"
PublishedThe Sonic Mystery of Monk's "Pannonica"
PublishedWho Plays Drums on Gillespie's Rare Jerome Kern Album?
PublishedRemembering Cecil Payne
PublishedThe Origins of Vocalese
PublishedWhat Was Miles Davis' Real Name?
PublishedEddie Locke
PublishedSome Surprising Tune Histories, Etymologies, and Theories
PublishedLittle-Known Facts About Bird
PublishedLittle-Known Facts About Lester Young
PublishedDuke Ellington and the Cotton Club
PublishedBenny Goodman's First Recordings
PublishedNovember 14, 1929 Mound City Blue Blowers
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