Melodisc Records
Melodisc Records | |
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Founded | 1949 |
Founder | Emil Shalit |
Status | Defunct |
Distributor(s) | Decca |
Genre | Jazz, blues, folk, calypso, mento, ska, African, Indian |
Country of origin | UK |
Melodisc Records was a record label founded by Emil E. Shalit in the late 1940s. It was one of the first independent record labels in the UK and the parent company of the Blue Beat label.
History
Melodisc records was founded by Austrian-born American citizen Emil Edward Shalit (24 December 1909 – 23 April 1983) and his business partner Jack Chilkes. Melodisc began trading in London in August 1949[1] and soon became established as one of the first—and, at the time, the largest—independent record labels in the UK.[2] Its offices were in Earlham Street, Covent Garden.[3]
The company was founded in 1949 when Shalit was still living in New York City, with the initial purpose of licensing American jazz for release in the UK.[4] in London, Melodisc was managed by Jack Chilkes until a disagreement with Shalit led to his departure and subsequent lawsuit in late 1952;[1] According to Chilkes, Shalit had tricked him into believing that he owned the rights to material actually owned by other companies.[5] In the early 1950s, Melodisc focused on licensing and releasing American jazz and folk records in the UK and had a production and distribution arrangement with Decca Records. After Chilkes was replaced by Trinidadian Rupert Nurse, who became Melodisc's musical director,[6] the label also released rhythm and blues, West Indian, and African recordings. Calypso and mento music was also released to cater to the growing Afro-Caribbean community in Britain.[7] Early Melodisc releases in the UK included 78 rpm and later 45 rpm records, EPs, and LPs by artists such as Big Bill Broonzy, Louis Jordan, Josh White, Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, and Charlie Parker.[8][9][10]
From the early 1950s, Melodisc started recording musicians in London, particularly at the Esquire studios in Bedford Court Mansions in Covent Garden.[1][6] Early recordings were supervised by Denis Preston.[1] Among the musicians recorded were Jamaican-born jazz musician Joe Harriott, pianist Russ Henderson,[6] and the Trinidadians Lord Beginner and Lord Kitchener, whose song "Birth of Ghana" was recorded in London in late 1956.[11] Melodisc was actively involved in exporting records from Britain to the emerging record-buying markets in West Africa and the Caribbean including Guyanese singer Terry Nelson (aka Halla Gala).[2]
From the mid to late 1950s, Melodisc sought out Jamaican-produced records to distribute in Britain and made deals with producers such as Coxsone Dodd and Duke Reid.[12] It released Laurel Aitken's "Lonesome Lover" in the UK in 1960.[13] Following its success, Shalit employed Sigimund "Siggy" Jackson to set up a subsidiary label, Blue Beat, which focused on Jamaican blues and ska music.[12] For several years, the label name became synonymous with Jamaican music in the UK and became associated with the mod and later skinhead sub-cultures of the 1960s and early 1970s.[7][13]
In 1966, Melodisc set up a new sub-label, Fab Records, to release rocksteady music. The Melodisc label continued to release LPs through the 1960s and into the early 1970s. Artists included Prince Buster, Ambrose Campbell, Ginger Johnson, Ravi Shankar, and Lord Kitchener.[10]
Emil Shalit died in Slough, England, in 1983 at the age of 73.[14]
Discography
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Singles
Number | Artist | Titles | Notes | |||||
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P201 | Delia Murphy with the Kerry Band | "The Wake in Kildare" / "The Wild Colonial Boy" | ||||||
P202 | Delia Murphy with The Kerry Band | "Connemara Cradle Song" / "A Trip Over the Mountain" (Mel89/Mel91) | ||||||
P203 | Delia Murphy with The Kerry Band | "County Tyrone" / "The Captain with the Whiskers" (Mel88/Mel90) | ||||||
P204 | Butlin's American Square Dancers - Danny Levan's Tennessee Rakers (Butlins Chief Caller Wally Goodman) | "Virginia Reel" / "Soldier's Joy" [Mel254/Mel252] | ||||||
P205 | Butlin's American Square Dancers with Caller - Danny Levan’s Tennessee Rakers | "Butlins Reel" / "Rakes of Mallow [Mel251/Mel253] | ||||||
P206 | Tito Burns Sextet | "Over a Bottle of Wine" / "Undecided" | ||||||
P207 | Jack Fallon's Red River Boys | "The Girl I Left Behind Me" / "Wagoners Reel" [Mel 290/Mel 291] | ||||||
P208 | Jack Fallon's Red River Boys | "Duck for the Oyster" / "Plough Jockeys Ball" | ||||||
P209 | Varsity String Orchestra (Ed Durlacher, caller) | "Nelly Bly" / "Red River Valley" [S 1696 /S 1694] | Featuring Authentic American Square Dancers with Calls | |||||
P210 | Dickie Valentine with Chorus and Orchestra | "Lorelei" / "Never" | directed by Maurice Taylor – (from the 1951 Mitzi Gaynor movie Golden Girl) [RRT1001/] [1952] (Two Heath singers solo on Melodisc Ted Heath vocalists Dickie Valentine and Dennis Lotis both solo on Melodise records due to be released shortly. Melody Maker, 22 March 1952, vol. 28, issue 966, p. 8) | |||||
P211 | Dennis Lotis with the Maurice Taylor Orchestra | "Tell Me Why" / "Please Mr. Sun" [/RRT1005] | ||||||
P212 | Annette Klooger with the Teddy Foster Orchestra | "I Wanna Love You" / "I'm Lucky I Have You" [RRT1007/RRT 1008] | ||||||
P213 | Hermanos Deniz' Cuban Rhythm Band | "Mambo No.5" / "Mi Botecito" [Mel 316/Mel 318] | ||||||
P214 | Hermanos Deniz' Cuban Rhythm Band | "O Tic Tac Do Meu Coracao - Samba" / "Luna Lunera - Rhumba" [Mel 317/Mel 319] | ||||||
P215 | Butlin's American Square Dancers Danny Levan’s Tennessee Rakers |
"Ragtime Annie" /"Up Town Down Town" [Mel320 /] | ||||||
P216 | Four Sensations | "Raindrops" / "When Honeymoon Lane Becomes Memory Lane" | ||||||
P217 | Annette Klooger with Teddy Foster & His Orchestra | "Tell Me You Love Me" / Start Singing A Song | ||||||
P218 | The Three Monarchs | "Cock-A-Hoop" / "Blow Blow Boogie" [DA2187/DA2188] | ||||||
P219 | Little Diana Day and The St. Trinian Kids, Reg Tilsley Orchestra | "I'm Goin' To Hang Up Mummy's Stocking" / "Funny Little Snowman" [DA2207/] | ||||||
P220 | Archie Lewis, Bruce Campbell Orchestra | "Hold My Hand" / "I Still Believe" [DA2204/] | ||||||
P221 | Diana Day | "Susan And The Pixies" (Parts 1 & 2) | ||||||
P222 | Archie Lewis | "Au Revoir" / "Silent Holy Night" | ||||||
P223 | The Mack Triplets with Sonny Rossi & His Mambo Orchestra | "What's Next" / Sonny Rossi & His Mambo Orchestra, "Harlem Nocturne" | ||||||
P224 | George Browne Band | "Hajji Baba" / "Mambo Sevilliano" | ||||||
P225 | George Clarkson with The Melomaids | "Drigo's Serenade" / "Valse Brilliante" | ||||||
P226 | Janet Gordon With Billy Reid Orchestra | "It's Such A Long Time" / "I Won't Tell My Momma" | ||||||
P227 | Lucille Mapp, Jeff Mustin Orchestra | "I'll Be There" / "Yesterday" | ||||||
P228 | The Four Ramblers | "I Dreamed About Tomorrow Last Night" / "The Wheels Of Love" [DA2316/DA2317] | Music directed by Jeff Mustin | |||||
P229 | Lucille Mapp, Jeff Mustin Orchestra | "I Live Every Day" / "My Heart's Delight" [DA2314 /DA2315] | ||||||
P230 | Johnny Franks Rhythm | "Shake, Rattle & Roll" /"Tweedle Dee" | ||||||
P231 | Irene King and Harry Bolton, Syd Dean Orchestra | "Sunshine Bus" / "The Snake" | ||||||
P232 | Johnny Franks & His Rhythm | "Two Hearts, Two Kisses" / "Fiddling Rhythm Blues" | ||||||
P233 | The Four Ramblers | "The Spinning Wheel" / "A One-sided Love Affair" | ||||||
P234 | The Honey Dreamers | "Irish Mambo" / "Five Minutes To Twelve" | ||||||
P235 | Dorita y Pepe | "Babalu" / "Triana Morena" | ||||||
P236 | Lenny Angelo with Jan Ralfini Orchestra | "Show Me The Way" / "Broken Hearted Shadow" [ /DA2368] | ||||||
P237 | Merrick Farran Concert Orchestra with Julie Dawn (voc) | "Jeremy Make-Believe" / "The Telephone Waltz" [ /DA2394] | ||||||
P238 | John Runge | "Farmer's Boy" / "Snuff Box Sue" / "Clucking Hen" | ||||||
P239 | Dorita y Pepe | "Pobre/Tabu" [DA2349 /DA2348] | ||||||
P240 | Jan Ralfini & His Orchestra | "Baby Girl Of Mine" / "Anywhere Is Heaven" [1956] | ||||||
8001 | Bechet-Spanier Big Four | "China Boy" / "Four Or Five Times" [R2773/R2776] [Jazz Section JS 502; Hot Record Society HRS2001] | Sidney Bechet–sop sax Muggsy Spanier–clnt Carmen Mastran–gtr Wellman Bruad–bass | |||||
8002 | Bechet-Spanier Big Four | "If I Could Be With You" / "That's A Plenty" [MELR2801 /MELR2802] [ /Jazz Selection JS 501;HRS2002] | ||||||
8003 | Lester Young & Charlie Parker | "Blues for Norman pt 1 /pt 2" (Jazz at the Philharmonic series) (D241/D242) [DISC 2001] | Lester Young–tenor sax Charlie Parker, Willie Smith–alto saxes Howard McGhee, Al Killian–tpts Arnold Ross–pno Billy Hadnott–bass Lee Young–dms) | |||||
8004 | Lester Young & Charlie Parker | "I Can't Get Started pt1/pt2" (Jazz at the Philharmonic series Vol. 2) (D243/D244) [DISC 2002] | ||||||
8005 | Bechet-Spanier Big Four | "Sweet Lorraine" / "Lazy River" (MELR 2774/MELR2775) [Hot Record Society HRS2000; / Jazz Selection JS 501] | ||||||
8006 | Bechet-Spanier Big Four | "Squeeze Me" / "Sweet Sue, Just You" (MELR2803/MELR2804) [Hot Record Society HRS2003] | ||||||
8007 | Lester Young & Charlie Parker | "Oh, Lady Be Good! pt 1 /pt 2" (MELD245/MEL D246) (Jazz at the Philharmonic series) [DISC 2005] | ||||||
8008 | Josh White | "Mean Mistreatin' Woman" / "Baby Baby" [MELD220/MELD222] [DISC 3004A/DISC 3005B] | ||||||
8009 | Lester Young, John Birks [sic], Charlie Ventura, Willie Smith, Shoeless Joe Jackson. | "Crazy Rhythm, Part 1" / "Crazy Rhythm, Part 2" (Jazz at the Philharmonic series Vol 3), [DISC 2003 (411/412)] | ||||||
8010 | Lester Young & Charlie Parker | "Sweet Georgia Brown pt 1/pt 2" (Jazz at the Philharmonic series Vol 3) (D. 413/D.414) [DISC 2004] (Young, Birks, Ventura, Killian, Smith, Young, Hadnott, Jackson) | ||||||
8011 | King Cole Quintette | "Heads" / "It Had To Be You" | USA: Disc 2010 (1010/1012). Nat King Cole (piano, vocal) Shad Collins (trumpet) Illinois Jacquet (tenor saxophone) Gene Englund (bass) J. C. Heard (drums) | |||||
8012 | King Cole Quintette | I Can't Give You Anything But Love" / "Pro-Sky" [D507 /] | USA: Disc 2011 (1011/1013) | |||||
1001 | Slim Gaillard and Bam Brown | Opera in Vout (Groove Juice Symphony) Introduzione Pianissimo (Softly, Most Softly) / Recitativo E Finale (of Much Scat) {Jazz at the Philharmonic Volume 4} {461/462} | USA: DISC6022. Slim Gaillard (guitar, piano, drums) Bam Brown, bass & vocal | |||||
1002 | Slim Gaillard and Bam Brown | Opera in Vout (Groove Juice Symphony) Andante Contabile in Modo de Blues (C-Jam)/Presto con Stomp (With a Floy -Floy) {Jazz at the Philharmonic Volume 4} {463/464} | USA:DISC6023 | |||||
1003 | Illinois Jacquet | Illinois Jacquet Blues (Part 1/2) (O333/O334) (Jazz at the Philharmonic vol. 4) {455/456} | USA: DISC 6024. Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea (tenor sax) J.J. Johnson (trombone) "Shorty" Nadine (piano) Les Paul (guitar) Johnny Miller (bass) Lee Young (drums) | |||||
1004 | Illinois Jacquet, Lester Young | Blues (pt 3) (Jacquet) / "Lester Leaps In (pt 1)" (Young) (O335/O336) (0335/0336) (Jazz at the Philharmonic vol 4) [D457/D458] | USA: DISC 6025]Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea (tenor sax) J.J. Johnson (trombone) Shorty Nadine (piano) Johnny Miller (bass) Les Paul (guitar) Lester Young (drums) | |||||
1005 | Lester Young | "Lester Leaps In (pt 2 /pt 3)" (O.337/O.338) [D459/D460] (Jazz at the Philharmonic vol. 4) | USA:DISC 6026 | |||||
1006 | Meade Lux Lewis | "Fast Boogie" / "Medium Boogie" (O420/0421) [D266/D267] (Boogie Woogie at the Philharmonic Parts 1/2) | USA: DISC 6020 | |||||
1007 | Meade Lux Lewis | "Slow Boogie" / "Honky Tonk Train Blues" [D268/D269] (Boogie Woogie at the Philharmonic Parts 3/4) | USA:DISC 6021 | |||||
1008 | Illinois Jacquet, etc | Rosetta (Part 1/2) [D720/D721] (Jazz at the Philharmonic vol. 5) | Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea (tenor saxophones) Shorty Sherock (trumpet) Shorty Nadine (piano) Les Paul (guitar) Johnny Miller (bass) Lee Young (drums) | |||||
1009 | Illinois Jacquet, etc | "Body and Soul" (Part 1 /2) [D725/D726](Jazz at the Philharmonic vol. 5) | USA : DISC 6028. Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea (tenor sax) J.J. Johnson (trombone) "Shorty" Nadine (piano) Johnny Miller (bass) Lee Young (drums) Les Paul (guitar) | |||||
1010 | Illinois Jacquet, etc | "Body and Soul (Part 3/4)" [D727/D728] (Jazz at the Philharmonic, Vol. 5) | USA:DISC 6029 . Illinois Jacquet, Jack McVea (tenor sax) J.J. Johnson (trombone) "Shorty" Nadine (piano) Johnny Miller (bass) Les Paul (guitar) Lee Young (drums) | |||||
1011 | Illinois Jacquet, etc | "How High The Moon (Part 1/2)" [4850/4851] (Jazz at the Philharmonic vol. 1) | USA : ASCH 453-1 .Illinois Jacquet, Charlie Ventura (tenor sax) Joe Guy, Howard McGhee (trumpets) Willie Smith (alto sax) Garland Finney (piano) Ulysses Livingstone (guitar) Red Callender (bass) | |||||
1012 | Illinois Jacquet, etc | "How High The Moon (Part 3)" / "Lady Be Good (pt 1)" [4852/4853] (Jazz at the Philharmonic vol. 1) | USA: ASCH 453-2/ . Personnel as 1011 | |||||
1013 | Illinois Jacquet etc | "Lady Be Good (Part 2 /Part 3)" [4854/4855] (Jazz at the Philharmonic vol. 1) | USA: ASCH 453-2/ASCH 453-3 . Personnel as 1011 | |||||
1014 | Lester Young | "After You've Gone (Part 1/Part 2)" [D800/D801] (Jazz at the Philharmonic) | USA : DISC 5100 . Al Killian & Howard McGhee (trumpet) Charlie Parker, Willie Smith (alto saxophone) Lester Young (tenor saxophone) Arnold Ross (piano) Billy Hadnott (bass) and Lee Young (drums) | |||||
1015 | Enso Toppano | "Atrevido / Deep Purple" [ /MEL 40] | Accordion solo . Italian/Australian accordion player, father of actress , Peta Toppano. | |||||
1016 | Enso Toppano | "Tea for Two " / "Hora Staccato" [MEL 39 / ] | Accordion solo, bass accompaniment. | |||||
1017 | Mary Burns and her Boy Friends | "My Christmas Wish"/? | ||||||
1018 | Doina et Tziganes | "Hora Staccato" / "Pastorale Tzigane" | ||||||
1019 | Doina et Tziganes, Typica Orchestra | "Desillusion" / "Nuit Noire" | ||||||
1020 | Doina et Tziganes, Typica Orchestra | "Chispazo" / "El Mac Mahon" | ||||||
1021 | Doina et Tziganes, Typica Orchestra | "Danse Hongroise No 5" / "Czardas" (/0472ACP) | ||||||
1022 | Eddie Calvert & His Rumba Band | " Miserlou" / "Hora Samba" (with orchestra) | Eddie Calvert band cuts four sides for Melodisc. Eddie Calvert, musical director and rumba leader at Setbv's Restaurant, added another string to his bow. Melody Maker, 23 December 1950, vol. 26, issue 901, p. 1 | |||||
1023 | Eddie Calvert & Orchestra, Rumba Band, Ricardo | "Gypsy Lullaby" / (with Orchestra, Ricardo on vocals), - "Son Mambo" (with Rumba, Ricardo on vocals) [ /MEL 62] | ||||||
1024 | Gabor Radics & his Tzigane Orchestra | "Come Gypsy" / "Serenade Gitane" | ||||||
1025 | Gabor Radics & his Tzigane Orchestra | Iablotchko/Stenka [MEL80/MEL81] | ||||||
1026 | Gabor Radics & his Tzigane Orchestra | "The Roumanian Swallow" / "Old Hungarian Dances" [ /MEL 82] | ||||||
1027 | Crane River Jazz Band | "Eh, La-Bas!" / "Just A Closer Walk With Thee" [Mel126/Mel128] | ||||||
1028 | Roy Sturgis | Elite Syncopations /Easy Winners (Scott Joplin Rags) [Mel.138/Mel.137] {06/1951} | ||||||
1029 | Howard McGhee Sextet | "Leave My Heart" / "Bean Stalking" [Mel70/Mel71] [Asch 3551 (795/791)] | ||||||
1030 | Crane River Jazz Band | "Just A Little While To Stay Here" / "Dauphin St Blues" [Mel130/Mel127] | ||||||
1031 | Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five | "Dad Gum Ya Hide Boy" / "Is My Pop In There?" | ||||||
1032 | ||||||||
1033 | Mighty Terror & His Calypsonians | "The Queen Is In" / "Chinese Children" [DA2189/DA2153 ] | ||||||
1034 | Lester Young | "After You've Gone" / "No Eyes Blues" | Lester Young (tenor sax) Willie Smith (alto saxophone) Wesley Jones (piano) Curtis Counce (bass) Johnny Otis (drums) | |||||
1035 | Lord Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Boys | "Mama me belly hurt me" / "Louise" | ||||||
1101 | Sister Ernestine B. Washington, Bunk Johnson Jazz Band | "Where Could I Go But To The Lord" / "God's Amazing Grace" [O.287/O.288] | USA : DISC 6039 (D709 /D710) | |||||
1102 | Sister Ernestine B. Washington, Bunk Johnson Jazz Band | "Does Jesus Care?" / "The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow" [707/708] | USA :– DISC 6038 (D707 /D708) . According to Hayes/Laughton, the Ernestine Washington platters were recorded in NYC on either 2 or 4 January 1946 with Bunk Johnson's Jazz Band, and are:
The discography goes on to say, however, that the Jubilee records were never issued. They were issued on the Disc label instead after the purchase of the matrices by Mo Asch. (Cedric J. Hayes, Gospel Records, 1943–1969: A Black Music Discography (paperback), Robert Laughton) | |||||
1103 | Sidney Bechet with Humphrey Lyttelton's Band | "Some of These Days" /"Black And Blue" (O.417/O.418) | USA : Savoy 744 .Recorded in London, 13 November 1949, by Melodisc Records. This record is rare because Sidney Bechet did not have the necessary papers to play in London, so this was illegally recorded. | |||||
1104 | Sidney Bechet with Humphrey Lyttelton's Band | "Who's Sorry Now" / "Sleepy Time Down South" (O.419/O.420) | USA : Savoy 745 .Recorded in London, 13 November 1949 | |||||
1105 | Sidney Bechet with Humphrey Lyttelton And His Band | "I Told You Once, I Told You Twice" /"Georgia (On My Mind)" (O.421/O.422) | USA : Savoy 746. Recorded in London, 13 November 1949. | |||||
1106 | Two Gospel Keys and Thrasher Wonders | "Charity" (Two Gospel Keys) "(Sometimes I Feel Like A) Motherless Child" (Thrasher Wonders) [ /O.430] | USA : DISC 5013 (D152/D154) . Emma Daniels, vocals and guitar Mother Sally Jones, vocal and tambourine Andrew Gearhardt & Bernice Thrasher) | |||||
1107 | Warren "Baby" Dodds | "Maryland" / "Tom Tom Workout" [O.167/O.169] | USA :DISC 6006 | |||||
1108 | Warren "Baby" Dodds | "Spooky Drums" / "Rudiments with Drumstick Nerve-Beat" [D116/D118] | USA :[ISC 6007 | |||||
1109 | Stan Getz Tenor Sax Stars | "Four And One Moore" / "Five Brothers" [JRC17/JRC18] | USA :New Jazz 802. Stan Getz tenor sax with Allen Eager, Al Cohn, Brew Moore, Zoot Sims & Rhythm Section | |||||
1110 | Lennie Tristano Quintet | "Subconscious-lee" / "Judy" [JRC8/JRC11] | USA : New Jazz 80.001, 808 (JRC8J/ JRC11B).Lennie Tristano (piano) Lee Konitz (alto) Billy Bauer (guitar) Shelly Manne (drums) Arnold Fishkin (bass) | |||||
1111 | Lee Konitz Quintet | "Fishin' Around" / "Marshmallow" [JRC29/JRC30] | USA :New Jazz NJ 807. Lee Konitz (alto) Warne Marsh (tenor) Sal Mosca (piano) Denzil Best (drums) Arnold Fishkin (bass) | |||||
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1115 | Doc Evans Dixieland Band | "Fidgety Feet" / "Clarinet Marmalade" (D757/D758) | USA :[DISC 6071. Doc Evans (cornet) Ed Hubble (trombone) Tony Parenti (clarinet) Joe Sullivan (piano) George Wettling (drums) New York, 25–26 April 1947] see 1142/3 below | |||||
1116 | Doc Evans Dixieland Band | "Sensation Rag" / "At The Jazz Band Ball" [D759/D760] | USA : DISC 6072. Features Doc Evans, Ed Hubble, Tony Parenti, Joe Sullivan, George Wettling | |||||
1117 | Kai Winding Sextette | "Sid's Bounce" / "A Night on Bop Mountain" [JRC34/JRC37B] | USA : New Jazz NJ 809. Kai Winding (trombone) Brew Moore (tenor sax) Gerry Mulligan (baritone sax) George Wallington (piano) Curly Russell (bass) Roy Haynes (drums) | |||||
1118 | Ralph Sharon Sextet | "Burman's Bauble" /"Boptical Illusion" [Mel1/Mel2] | Ralph Sharon (piano) Pete Chilver (guitar) Jimmy Skidmore (tenor sax), Victor Feldman (vibes) Jack Fallon (bass) Martin Aston (drums) (27 March 1950) | |||||
1119 | Ralph Sharon Sextet | "I've Got You Under My Skin" / "There's a Small Hotel" (MEL3/MEL4) | Ralph Sharon Sextet as above, MEL3 -Skidmore (27 March 1950) | |||||
1120 | Fats Navarro Quintet | "Go" / "Stop" [JRC36/JRC38] | USA : New Jazz 812 . Fats Navarro (trumpet) Don Lanphere (tenor sax) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Max Roach (drums) | |||||
1121 | J.J. Johnson All Stars/ Don Lanphere Quartet | "Teapot" / "Spider's Webb" [602A/JRC32] | USA :[New Jazz 820 / 810 . J.J. Johnson (trombone) Sonny Stitt (tenor sax) John Lewis (piano) Nelson Boyd (bass) Max Roach (drums) Don Lanphere, Duke Jordan, Tubby Phillips & Roy Hall | |||||
1122 | J.J. Johnson Allstars / Stan Getz & Terry Gibbs New Jazz Stars | "Afternoon In Paris" / "Cuddles" [600A /JRC15] | USA :– New Jazz 8203/803 . "Afternoon in Paris": J.J. Johnson (trombone) Sonny Stitt (tenor sax) John Lewis (piano) Nelson Boyd (bass) Max Roach (drums) "Cuddles" Stan Getz (tenor sax) Terry Gibbs (vibes) Shorty Rogers (trumpet) Earl Swope (trombone), George Wallington (piano) Shadow Wilson (drums) Curley Russell (bass) | |||||
1123 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band | "At A Georgia Camp Meeting" / "Original Jelly Roll Blues" [MLB107/MLB108] | USA : Jazz Man 4:GTJ 59 . Lu Watters (cornet) Bob Scobey (trumpet) Turk Murphy (trombone) Ellis Horne (clarinet) Wally Rose (piano) Clancy Hayes (banjo) Russ Bennett (banjo) Dick Lammi (tuba) Bill Dart (drums) Recorded 19–20 December 1941. | |||||
1124 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Band | "Daddy Do" / "Millenberg Joys" [MLB125/MLB126] | USA : Jazz Man 13 . Recorded 29 March 1942. | |||||
1125 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band | "Muskrat Ramble" / "Smokey Mokes" [MLB106/MLB112] | USA : Jazz Man 3: GTJ 58 . Recorded 19–20 December 1941. | |||||
1126 | Lu Watters Yerba Jazz Band | "Tiger Rag/Come Back, Sweet Papa" [MLB120/MLB130] | USA : Jazz Man 6. Recorded 29 March 1942. | |||||
1127 | Brownie McGhee | "Me And My Dog" / "Secret Mojo Blues" [D787/D788] | USA : DISC /6058 | |||||
1128 | Wardell Gray Quartet | "Twisted" / "Easy Living" [MEL.5/MEL.6] | USA : [New Jazz 81 [JRC46/JRC48] . Wardell Gray (tenor sax) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (bass) Roy Haynes (drums) | |||||
1129 | Ralph Sharon Sextet | "A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square" / "The Very Thought of You" [MEL19/MEL24] | ||||||
1130 | Meade "Lux" Lewis | "Boogie Tidal" / "Yancey's Pride" [MEL12/MEL7] | USA : ASCH 352- | |||||
1131 | Lord Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Kings | "The Joe Louis Calypso" / "Trinidad Blues" (MEL26/MEL27) | USA : – /Savoy 809 | |||||
1132 | Lennie Tristano Quartet | "Speculation" / "Through These Portals" [MELD853/D852] | USA: DISC 5500 (D583/D582). Lennie Tristano (piano) Johm La Porta (clarinet) Billy Bauer (guitar) Arnold Fishkin (bass) | |||||
1133 | Lord Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Kings | "Victory Test Match (England v West Indies, Lords 1950)" (aka "Cricket lovely Cricket")/"Sergeant Brown" (MEL20/MEL23) | ||||||
1134 | Lord Beginner (Egbert Moore), Calypso Rhythm Kings | "Straight Hair Gal" / "Boul've se" [Bowl' vi-sé, le Duc] [MEL21 /][ /Savoy 809] | John Cowley, "I Been Down In The Circle Before Black music, topicality and social history", 6 March 2007. The band of Eastern Caribbean migrants led by Cyril Blake and organised by Denis Preston for his first calypso session, at EMI’s north-west London studios, Abbey Road, on 30 January 1950, included musicians who had migrated to Britain both before and after the Second World War. Depicted (left) is the Trinidadian Brylo Ford (cuatro – a small four-string ukulele-like guitar of Venezuelan origin) and Fitzroy Coleman (guitar); the latter performer arrived in the UK from Trinidad in 1945 with ‘Al’ Jennings’ All-Star Caribbean Orchestra. A multi instrumentalist, Ford came to the UK in the 1920s. He also played double bass and flute and sang under the sobriquet of "Le Duc" or The Duke". His repertoire included the kalenda commemorating Myler’s singular stick-fight victory "Boul’ vé-sé" (Melodisc 1134) | |||||
1135 | Erroll Garner | "Lady Be Good" / "Don't Blame Me" [D232/D233] | USA : DISC 5002/DISC5003 | |||||
1136 | Meade Lux Lewis | "Denapas Parade" / "Glendale Glide" [MEL9/MEL10] | USA : ASCH 352-2 (746/728) | |||||
1137 | Pee-Wee Russell's Rhythmakers and Ruby Braffococa (vocals) | "Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?" / "Dinah" [HRS23391/HRS23394] | USA :Hot Record Society HRS 1000 (P23391/ P23394 . [Pee Wee Russell]] (clarinet) Dicky Wells (trombone) Al Gold (tenor sax) Max Kaminsky (trumpet) Zutty Singleton (drums) James P. Johnson (piano) Freddie Green (guitar) Wellman Braud (bass) | |||||
1138 | Lonnie Johnson | "Solid Blues" / "Rocks in My Bed" [MEL 13/MEL 14] | USA: DISC 6063 . John Davis (piano) | |||||
1139 | Louise Bennett, The Caribbean Serenaders feat. Leslie Hutchinson, trumpet | "Linstead Market" / "Bongo Man" [MEL 28/MEL29] | This is one of the earliest recordings of Jamaican tunes recorded by a Jamaican performer, and also one of the very few calypso recordings by a woman. Louise Bennett recorded these two songs in late 1950 (just prior to the beginning of Stanley Motta's MRS label), backed by the Caribbean Serenaders. The tunes are "Linstead Market" (described on the label as Jamaican Rhumba) and "Bongo Man" (Jamaican Christmas Song). | |||||
1140 | Leadbelly with Sanders Terry | "Good Morning Blues" / "How Long, How Long Blues" (MEL263/MEL260) | USA ASCH 343-1 . Leadbelly (vocals, 12 string guitar) Sanders Terry (harmonica) | |||||
1141 | Woody Guthrie | "Ramblin' Blues" / "Talkin' Columbia Blues" [D201/D202] | USA : DISC 5011/ DISC 5012 | |||||
1142 | Doc Evans Dixieland Band | "Original Dixieland One Step" / "Barnyard Blues" [D755/D756] | USA : DISC 6070 | |||||
1143 | Doc Evans Dixieland Band | "Bugle Call Rag" / "Tin Roof Blues" [MEL761/MEL762] | USA : DISC 6073 | |||||
1144 | James P. Johnson Trio | "Everybody Loves My Baby" / "I Found A New Baby" [MEL43/MEL42] | USA : ASCH . James P. Johnson (piano) Pee Wee Russell (clarinet) Zutty Singleton (drums) | |||||
1145 | Josh White | "Fare Thee Well" / "Outskirts Of Town" [MEL64/MEL159] | USA : ASCH438-1/ASCH438-2 | |||||
1146 | Josh White | "The House I Live In" / "When I Lay Down And Die, Do Die" [MEL169/MEL60] | USA : ASCH438-3/Stinson | |||||
1147 | ||||||||
1148 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band | "Creole Belles" / "Chattanooga Stomp" [MEL41/MEL44] | USA: [West Coast 102] Lu Watters (cornet, trumpet) Bob Scobey (trumpet) Turk Murray (trombone) Ellis Horne (clarinet) Wally Rose (piano) Clancy Hayes (banjo) Russ Bennett (banjo) Dick Lammi (tuba) Bill Dart (drums) | |||||
1149 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band | "Working Man's Blues" /"Big Bear Stomp" (Mel45 /Mel46) | USA : West Coast 104 | |||||
1150 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band | "Copenhagen" / "Jazzin' Babies Blues" [Mel47/Mel 48] | USA :West Coast 117 | |||||
1151 | Leadbelly with Sanders Terry | "Goodnight Irene" / "Ain't You Glad" [MEL261/MEL262] | USA : ASCH 343-2 Leadbelly (vocals, 12 string guitar) Sanders Terry (harmonica) | |||||
1152 | Meade Lux Lewis | "Randini's Boogie" / "Lux's Boogie" [MEL 730/MEL 731] | USA :ASCH 352-3 | |||||
1153 | Elton Hayes | "The Phantom Stage Coach" / "Just a-wearyin' for you" [MEL51/MEL52] | Elton Hayes was well-known to radio and television audiences of the 1950s as "the man with the small guitar". He specialised in old English folk songs and ballads such as "From Priggs that Snaffle the Prancers Strong" and "The Ratcatcher's Daughter". He sang to his own guitar accompaniments. After making his radio debut on Children's Hour, where he sang Edward Lear's nonsense rhymes, he guest-starred in almost every major radio variety show including In Town Tonight, varietyWorkers' Playtime, Variety Bandbox, Terry-Thomas's Top of the Town and Eric Barker's Just Fancy. He occasionally presented Housewives' Choice. Hayes's version of "The Owl and the Pussy Cat" was recorded by Parlophone and became a regular item on Children's Favourites. In 1954 he had his own series: Elton Hayes - He Sings to a Small Guitar, a misquotation from "The Owl and the Pussycat" that became his catchphrase. This was followed by Close Your Eyes, a late-night "bedtime" programme of light music, and Elton Hayes in A Tinker's Tales, in which Hayes narrated a story which a cast of actors then dramatised as a musical play. Hayes also wrote the music and songs for the series. | |||||
1154 | Elton Hayes | "The Wild Colonial Boy" /"Back to Hilo" | ||||||
1155 | Josh White | "Dupree" / "Miss Otis Regrets" [MELD223/MELD221] | USA : DISC 3004A/DISC 3005B | |||||
1156 | Ralph Sharon Sextet | "Two Sleepy People" / "Stalking the Stork" [MEL66/MEL68] | ||||||
1157 | Art Tatum | "Fine & Dandy" / "Ja Da" [MEL 356/MEL 357] | USA:Asch 356-1/Asch 356-2 | |||||
1158 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band | "1919 Rag" / "Ostrich Walk" [WC105A/Mel57] | USA : West Coast 111 [WC67/WC156] | |||||
1159 | Lord Kitchener, Vincent Street Six | "Pirates Of Paria (The Floating Murder)" / "Cold In The Winter" [MEL 94/MEL 95 ] {1951} | ||||||
1160 | Lord Kitchener, Vincent Street Six | "Kitch (Small Comb, Scratch Me Head)" / "Food From The West Indies" [MEL96/MEL97] | ||||||
1161 | "Ralph Sharon Sextet | Sloppy Joe" / "You Go to My Head" [MEL25/MEL65] | ||||||
1162 | Lord Kitchener, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Kitch's Bebop" / "Kitch's Cricket Calypso" [Mel72/Mel76] {1951} | Alwyn "Lord Kitchener "Roberts, acc. by Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm: Freddy Grant (to?) Bertle King (alto) Mike McKenzie (piano) Fitzroy Coleman (guitar) Neville Boucarut (bass) Clinton Maxwell (des) Recorded 15 March 1951. London. | |||||
1163 | Lord Kitchener, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Festival of Britain Calypso" / "London Is The Place For Me" (MEL73/MEL74) | ||||||
1164 | Lord Kitchener | "Dividing the Cricket Spoils (Parts 1 & 2)" | Brothers Chrisofer and Batson talk about 1950s cricket and cash. (Dark Argument (Caribbean Crosstalk)) | |||||
1165 | Crane River Jazz Band | "Down By The River" / "Blanche Touquatouz" [MEL125/MEL129] | ||||||
1166 | Joe Saye Trio | "Pink Champagne" / "Three of a Mind" [MEL 134/MEL135] | Recorded 12 April 1951, Joe Saye (piano, accordion) Johnny Wiltshire (guitar) Lawrence Anthony (bass) | |||||
1167 | Lord Beginner , Calypso Rhythm Kings | "Family Scandal" / "Gold Coast Champion (Ankarah v Clayton)" (Mel102/Mel103) | ||||||
1168 | Mona Baptiste, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Amatine - Beguine" / "Clementine - Castillene" [MEL117/MEL114] | ||||||
1169 | Ralph Sharon Trio | "Slightly Oliver" / "A Bachelor Gay" [Mel112/Mel113] | ||||||
1170 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band | "South" / "Richard M. Jones Blues" [WC67/WC156] | USA : West Coast 106 | |||||
1171 | Trio Donaldo | "Bongo Train" / "The Gatehouse" [Mel. 139/Mel.140] | ||||||
1172 | Lord Kitchener, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "The Denis Compton Calypso" / "No More Taxi" [Mel 149 /Mel 150] | ||||||
1173 | Christie Brothers Stompers | "Creole Song" / "Heebie Jeebies" [MEL 141/Mel 143] | ||||||
1174 | Joe Saye Trio | "Harlem Nocturne" / "Forte" [Mel 131 / Mel] | Recorded 12 April 1951, Joe Saye (piano, accordion) Johnny Wiltshire (guitar) Lawrence Anthony (bass) | |||||
1175 | Tony Johnson, Caribbean Serenaders | "Mango Walk" / "Me Donkey Want Water" (Mel 145/Mel 146) | ||||||
1176 | Ralph Sharon Trio | "Heart and Soul" /"You Are My Lucky Star" / [Mel63/Mel110] | ||||||
1177 | Lord Kitchener, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Saxophone" / "Randolph Turpin's Victory Calypso" (Turpin v Robinson July 1951) [Mel151/Mel152] | ||||||
1178 | Eddie Calvert, His Trumpet and His Orchestra (from Selby's Restaurant) | "With a Song in My Heart " / "Kiss Me Again" (Mel164/Mel165) | ||||||
1179 | Tito Burns Sextet | "I Can't Get Started" / "Euphoria" [Mel175/Mel178] | ||||||
1180 | Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band | "Friendless Blues" / "I'm Going Huntin'" [WC69/WC75] | USA : West Coast 109 | 1181 | Mona Baptiste, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Calypso Blues" / "Ba Mwe Un Ti Bo'" (Kiss Me Once More) [Mel160/Mel161] | "Calypso Blues" with Billy Sholanke (congo drum) Calypso - Afro / Martiniquean Beguine in French patois | |
1182 | Tony Johnson, Caribbean Serenaders | "Swine Lane Gal" / "Iron Bar" (Mel147/Mel148) | ||||||
1183 | Lord Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Kings | "Jamaica Hurricane" / "Pretty Woman" (MEL183/MEL180) | ||||||
1184 | Roaring Lion, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Royal Wedding - Calypso" / "Spanish Calypso" (Mel188/Mel189) | ||||||
1185 | Trinidad Steel Band/Fitzroy Coleman Quintet | "Caroline" / "Six String Calypso" [Mel55/ Mel185] | ||||||
1186 | Lonnie Johnson with John Davis, piano | "Blues For Everybody" / "In Love Again" [D493/D494] | USA DISC 6065/6064 | |||||
1187 | Leadbelly with Sonny Terry / Leadbelly with Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee | "John Henry" /"On A Monday" [Mel259/Mel258] | USA : –Asch 343-3 Leadbelly (vocals, guitar) Sonny Terry (harmonica) | |||||
1188 | Mike McKenzie's Habaneros | "Al Momento" /"The Peanut Vendor" | ||||||
1189 | Calypso Rhythm Kings with The Duke | "L'annee Passee" / "Sans l'eau" [Mel181/Mel182] | Vocal in French Patois with Orchestra | |||||
1190 | Thrasher Wonders | "Blind Old Barnabus" / "Jesus I Love You" [Mel193/Mel194] [D163/D159] | USA : DISC 5015 | |||||
1191 | Chicago Bill (Big Bill Broonzy) | "Keep Your Hands Off" / "Stump Blues" [D467/D468] | Recorded for Melodisc in Britain, 1951. | |||||
1192 | Lord Kitchener, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Carnival Road March" / "Jingle Bells -Calypso" [/MEL212] | ||||||
1193 | Lord Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Kings / The Lion, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "John Goddard" / "Some Girl Something" [MEL184/MEL190] | ||||||
1194 | Mona Baptiste, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Tabu" / "Blendeena (Castillene)" (MEL158/] | ||||||
1195 | Tito Burns Sextet | "Elora" / "Pina Colado" [MEL176/MEL177] | "Pina Colado": Terry Devon and Tito Burns (vocal) | |||||
1196 | Christie Brothers Stompers | Salutation Stomp/Bogalusa Moan [MEL 208/MEL210] | Ken Colyer (cornet) Keith Christie (trombone) Ian Christie (clarinet) Pat Hawes (piano) Ben Marshall (banjo) Denny Coffey (bass) | |||||
1197 | Tommy Whittle Group | "All The Things You Are" / "Sam's Say" [Mel198/Mel226] | Quartet-Tommy Whittle (tenor sax) Ronnie Ball (piano) Frank Donnison (bass) Tony Kinsey (drums)] Septet - Bobby Pratt (trumpet) Roy Willox (alto sax) Tommy Whittle (tenor sax) George Hunter (bass sax) Frank Horrox (piano) Johnny Hawksworth (bass) Ronnie Verrell (drums) | |||||
1198 | Bertie King's Jamaicans and Tony Johnson / Bertie King's Jamaicans | "Donkey City" / "Sweetie Charlie" [Mel215/Mel218] | "Donkey City": Tony Johnson (vocals) | |||||
1199 | Barretto Brothers Famous Cuban Orchestra | "El Mamboleo" / "Quiereme De Una Vez" [Mel203/ ] | Featuring Don Marino Barretto at the piano | |||||
1200 | Ralph Sharon Sextet | "Someone to Watch Over Me" / "Don's Dilemma" [Mel229/Mel107] | ||||||
1201 | Ralph Sharon Sextet | "I Get a Kick Out of You" / "Skylark " [Mel228/Mel108] | Keith Bird (tenor sax) Martin Slavin (vibes) Ralph Sharon (piano) Alan Metcalfe (guitar) Bert Howard (bass) Leon Roy (drums) | |||||
1202 | Crane River Jazz Band | "Sheik Of Araby" / "Sobbin' Blues" [Mel 234/ Mel 236] | ||||||
1203 | Chicago Bill | "Five Foot Seven" / "Plough Hand Blues" [MEL D469/MEL D470] | Recorded for Melodisc in Britain, 1951 | |||||
1204 | Christie Brothers Stompers | "Black Cat" / "Hiawatha Rag" [MEL207 /MEL 209] | ||||||
1205 | Tommy Whittle Sextet / Tommy Whittle Group | "Portland Place" /"Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" [Mel 225 /Mel 199] | (Sextet-as 1197/Group Tommy Whittle (tenor sax) George Hunter (bass sax) Bobby Pratt (trumpet) Roy Willox (alto sax) Frank Horrox (piano) Johnny Hawksworth (bass) Ronnie Verrell (drums) | |||||
1206 | Lord Kitchener | "Life In England (Parts 1 and 2)" | Dark Argument (Caribbean Crosstalk) Also known as: 1206 Tito Burns and his Sextet"Over a bottle of wine" /"Undecided". Recorded 9 January 1952 (Melodisc). Leon Calvert (trumpet) Jimmy Chester (alto sax, bass sax) Rex Morris (tenor sax) Tito Burns (accordion) Ronnie Price (piano) Johnny Hawksworth (bass) Derek Price (drums) Terry Devon (vocals) | |||||
1207 | Mike McKenzie's Habaneros | "Mama Inez" / "Maria, My Own" [Mel155 / Mel163] | ||||||
1208 | Lord Kitchener, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Africa My Home" / "My Landlady" [MEL276/ MEL289] | ||||||
1209 | Young Tiger, Russell Henderson's Calypso Band | "Monkey - Calypso" / "Single Man - Calypso" (Mel272/Mel274) | Young Tiger also known as George Browne. | |||||
1210 | Ricardo, Russell Henderson's Calypso Band | "Banana Song" / "Grenada (Land of Spice)" (Mel275/Mel273) | ||||||
1211 | Lord Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Kings/ Lord and Lady Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Kings | "Australia v West Indies Calypso" / "One Morning" [Mel 303 /Mel302] | ||||||
1212 | Christie Brothers Stompers | "Down in Jungle Town" / "Farewell to Storyville" [MEL294/MEL297] | ||||||
1213 | Ralph Sharon Sextet | "Zing Went the Strings of My Heart"/"Serenade In Blue" [Mel231/Mel 249] | Keith Bird (tenor sax), Martin Slavin (vibes), Ralph Sharon (piano), Alan Metcalfe (guitar), Bert Howard (bass), Leon Roy (drums) | |||||
1214 | The Ticklers and Harold Richardson | "Glamour Gal" / "Don't Fence Her In" [MOT 08-1/MOT 08-2] | (Motta's MRS 08 (01-8/01-9) . Harold Richardson (vocals) | |||||
1215 | Four Deuces and Kingsley Swan / Four Deuces | "People in the West Indies" (Calypso Islanders) / "Soldiers Song" [MEL 306/MEL 307] | "People in the West Indies": Kingsley Swan (vocals) | |||||
1216 | Kenny Baker & His Orchestra | "The Very Thought Of You" / "The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful" (Mel298/Mel299) | Recorded 3 March 1952. Kenny Baker, Harry Lethman, Allen Franks, Freddie Clayton (trumpets) Harry Roche, Don Lusher (trombones) Dougie Robinson, Bill Jackson, Keith Bird, Harry Klein (reeds) Stan Tracey (piano) Alan McDonald (bass) Johnny Flanagan (drums) | |||||
1217 | Frank Ross, the Human Trumpet | "Sugar Blues" / "Why Should I Cry Over You" [Mel240/] | ||||||
1218 | Victor Feldman All Stars | "Lullaby in rhythm" / "Serenity" [MEL308/MEL309] | Recorded London, 3 March 1952. Jummy Deuchar (trumpet) Ken Wray (trombone) Derek Humble (alto sax) Harry Klein (bass sax) Victor Feldman (vibes) Stan Tracey (piano) Lennie Bush (bass) Martin Ashton (drums) | |||||
1219 | Joe Saye Trio | "Unison We" / "There's A Small Hotel" [/Mel119] | Recorded 27 April 1952. Joe Saye (piano, accordion) Johnny Wiltshire (guitar) Lawrence Anthony (bass) | |||||
1220 | Christie Brothers Stompers | "You Always Hurt The One You Love" / "I'm So Glad" [MEL295/MEL296] | K Christie (trombone) D Hawden (trumpet) I Christie (clarinet) P Hawes (piano) B Marshall (banjo) D Coffey (bass) B Saward (drums) | |||||
1221 | Lonnie Johnson | "Blues In My Soul" / "Keep What You Got" [D495/D485] | USA:DISC 6065 /6062 .John Davis accompanies on guitar | |||||
1222 | Lord Kitchener, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Two Timing Josephine" / "Tie Tongue Mopsie" (Darling Get Up, My Grandmother Coming 12 O'Clock) [Mel 278/Mel 277] | ||||||
1223 | Sterling Bettancourt, Wizard of the Ping Pong with Russell Henderson's Calypso Band | "Ping Pong Samba" / "Ping Pong Lullaby" [MEL 312/MEL 313] | ||||||
1224 | Tony Johnson, Mike McKenzie's Habaneros | "Without You" / "Cuban Love Song" [MEL 268/MEL 269] | ||||||
1225 | Arnold Ross Quintet | "Janie" / "Twelve to Four" [MEL 367/MEL 370] | ||||||
1226 | Arnold Ross Trio/Arnold Ross Quintette | "Darn That Dream" / "Speechless" [MEL 368/] | Arnold Ross (piano) Joe Benjamin (bass) Jack Parnell Tony Kinsey (drums) Jimmy Deuchar (trumpet) Tommy Whittle (tenor sax) Arnold Ross (piano) | |||||
1227 | Ralph Sharon Sextet | "Bill" / "Where Or When" [MEL 349/ ] | Keith Bird, Jimmy Skidmore (tenor saxes) Martin Slavin (vibes) Ralph Sharon (piano) Alan Metcalfe, Roy Plummer (guitars) Bert Howard, Joe Muddel (bass) Leon Roy, Harvey Bond (drums) Alan Graham (vibes) | |||||
1228 | Crane River Jazz Band | "Careless Love" / "Spicy Advice" [MEL235/MEL23?] | S. Morris (trumpet) R. Orpwood (trombone) M. Sunshine (clarinet) P. Dearle (piano) L. Page (banjo) J. Davies (bass) P. Appleby (drums) | |||||
1229 | Lord Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Kings /Lord and Lady Beginner, Calypso Rhythm Kings | "Don't Tickle Me, Dorothy" / "Mix Up Matrimony" [MEL345/MEL346] | ||||||
1230 | Lord Beginner, The Melodisc Calypso Boys | "Nice Woman, Ugly Man" / "BG Bargee" - Shanto/" [MEL 351 / MEL 354] | Featuring Rannie Hart (trumpet) and Mike McKenzie (piano) | |||||
1231 | Tony Johnson and Bertie King's Jamaicans / Bertie King's Jamaicans | "Sly Mongoose " - Mento/"Imogene" - Mento [Mel217/Mel216] | Featuring Bertie King (clarinet) "Sly Mongoose": Tony Johnson (vocals) | |||||
1232 | Victor Feldman All Stars | "Just Friends" / "Euphony" | Recorded London, 3 March 1952. Jimmy Deuchar (trumpet) Ken Wray (trombone) Derek Humble (alto sax) Harry Klein (bass sax) Victor Feldman (vibes) Stan Tracey (piano) Lennie Bush (bass) Martin Ashton (drums) | |||||
1233 | Tommy Whittle Group | "Night And Day" / "Wits End" [MEL227/MEL224] | 23 October 1951 Bobby Pratt (trumpet) Roy Willox (alto sax) Tommy Whittle (tenor sax) George Hunter (bass sax) Frank Horrox (piano) Johnny Hawksworth (bass) Ronnie Verrell (drums) | |||||
1234 | Christie Brothers Stompers | "Old Fashioned Love" / "Fly Cat Boogie" [PL928/PL931] | ||||||
1235 | ||||||||
1236 | The Lion, Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "The Coronation of Elizabeth II" / "Crosby Cavalcade" [PL963/Mel187] | ||||||
1237 | The Ticklers and Harold Richardson | "Four Days Love" / "Healing In the Balm Yard" [MOT2146/MOT2147] – [MRS 13] | Harold Richardson (vocals) | |||||
1238 | The Ticklers and Harold Richardson | "What a Hard Time" / "Advice to Men" [MOT2148/MOT2149] | Motta's MRS14. Harold Richardson (vocals) | |||||
1239 | The Ticklers and Harold Richardson | "Parish Gal" / "Hard Hearted Lover" [MOT2150/MOT2151] | Motta's MRS 15 .Harold Richardson (vocals) | |||||
1240 | Lord Kitchener | "Liebling Kitch" / "Rockabye Kitchie" [Mel213/Mel214] {1952) | ||||||
1241 | Lord Beginner, the Calypso Rhythm Kings | "Young Boys Scandal" / "Woman Going Up" [MEL343/MEL344] | ||||||
1242 | Tony Johnson, Cyril Jones' Calypso Boys | "Marilyn Monroe Calypso" / "Nosey Joe" (DA2002/DA2005) | ||||||
1243 | Young Tiger, Cyril Jones' Calypso Boys | "Black Coffee" / "Take Me" [MEL315/] | ||||||
1244 | Young Tiger, Cyril Jones' Calypso Boys / Tony Johnson and Young Tiger, Cyril Jones' Calypso Boys | "Flying Enterprise Mystery" / "Brown Skin Gal" [DA2001/DA2003] | ||||||
1245 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman and his Sunny Boys | "My Mistress Maria" / "Swing High Swing Low" [DA2106/DA2108] {1953} | ||||||
1246 | Lord Beginner, The Melodisc Calypso Boys | "Fed- a -Ray"/ ? | ||||||
1247 | King Tim's Calypso Boys | "Gerrard Street" / "Nylon" [DA2006/ DA2008] | King Timoth on label | |||||
1248 | ||||||||
1249 | Lord Beginner, The Melodisc Calypso Boys | "Tommy Do The Jive" / "I Got It Already" | ||||||
1250 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Sunny Boys | "Muriel And The Bug" / "Norma And The Yankee" [DA2017 / DA2019] | ||||||
1251 | Barreto Brothers' Famous Cuban Orchestra | Cecilia / Rapsodia-Flamenco Cubana [Mel 204/Mel 205] | Vocal by Don Marino Barreto / Piano Solo Don Marino Barreto | |||||
1252 | Mona Baptiste , Freddy Grant's Caribbean Rhythm | "Amour Pedido" / "Planting Rice" [Mel 116/ Mel 157] | ||||||
1253 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | "Kitch Take It Easy" / "Redhead" [DA2032/DA2033] | ||||||
1254 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | "Drink A Rum" / "Your Wife And My Wife" [DA2034/DA2021] | ||||||
1255 | ||||||||
1256 | Eric Hayden, the Gulf Stream Calypso Band | "Montego Bay" / "Give Her The No. 1" [DA2028/DA2031] | ||||||
1257 | Four Deuces, Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | "Emelda" / "Uncle Joe" | ||||||
1258 | Duke Of Iron & The Four Deuces | "Nora" / "Parakeets" | ||||||
1259 | Duke Of Iron, Calypso Troubadours | "Creole Gal" / "Music Lesson" [DA2041/ DA2038] | Monogram | |||||
1260 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | "If You're Not White, You're Black" / "Old Lady Walk A Mile And A Half" [DA2043/DA2045] | ||||||
1261 | "Hot Lips" Pete's Band | "(Don't Touch Me) Tomato" / "Nora's Blues" [DA2055/DA2056] | Accompanied by Little Nora | |||||
1262 | Ronnie Meede | "Don't Take Your Love From Me" / "What is the weather like in Paris?" [DA2067 / DA2068] | ||||||
1263 | Joe Saye and His Music | "Love Walked In" / "These Foolish Things" [DA2049/DA2050] | ||||||
1264 | Fitzroy Coleman Band | "Asi yo siemto" / "Mambo mood" | ||||||
1265 | Eric Hayden, the Gulf Stream Calypso Band | "Belly Lick" / "Fan Me, Soldier, Fan Me" [DA2029/] | ||||||
1266 | ||||||||
1267 | King Tim's Calypso Boys (Al Timothy) | "Football Calypso" / "Ju Jujitsu - Calypso" [DA2072/DA2071] | King Timoth on label | |||||
1268 | Fitzroy Coleman's All Stars | "Off Limits" / "Crossing The Bridge" [DA2036/] | ||||||
1269 | The Lion, Caribbean Calypso Band | "La Familia Lopez" / "Sanga Branga" [DA2064?/DA2067] | ||||||
1270 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | "When The Baby's Born" / "Rhumba Anna" [DA2037/DA2044] | ||||||
1271 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | "Too Late, Kitch" / "Saxophone No. 2" [DA2051/DA2022] | ||||||
1272 | Helen Davis, Jack Newman Orchestra | "We'll Always Remember / "Once In Ev'ryone's Life" [DA2088/DA2089] | ||||||
1273 | Lord Beginner, Caribbean Calypso Band | "The Cricket Champions (West Indies v MCC 1954)" / "Caribbean Lullaby" [DA2082/DA2083] | ||||||
1274 | George Browne | "Wimoway" / "Honey Maid" | ||||||
1275 | Nancy Holloway, The Rhythm Boys | "Hip Shakin' Mamma" / "Watermelon" [DA2107/DA2108] {1953} | ||||||
1276 | ||||||||
1277 | Eric Hayden, the Gulf Stream Calypso Band | "Old Lady Mash Me Toe" / "Money Hustling Woman" [DA2081/DA2093] | ||||||
1278 | Joe Harriott Quartet | "Cherokee" / "Out of Nowhere" [DA 2095/DA 2096] | Harry Bence and Joe Harriott have both recorded for Melodisc in February 1954. [15]) Joe Harriott (alto sax) Jack Fallon (bass) Phil Seaman (drums) Dill Jones (piano) | |||||
1279 | ||||||||
1280 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Calypso Band | "Nosey mother-in-law" / "Elsie's River" [DA2046/DA2117] {1954} | ||||||
1281 | Harry Bence Orchestra | "I May Be Wrong" / "Apropos" [DA2105/DA2106] | Harry Bence and Joe Harriott have both recorded for Melodisc in February 1954.[15] Harry Bence Orchestra made its recording at a Melodisc session in February 1954. [16] | |||||
1282 | Archie Lewis, Malcolm Lockyer & His Orchestra | "Make Her Mine" / "To Be Or Not To Be" | ||||||
1283 | ||||||||
1284 | Lee Young, Woolf Phillips & His Orchestra | "I'm Gonna Rock, Rock, Rock" / "Merci Beaucoup" [DA2121/DA2122] | ||||||
1285 | Hedley Ward Trio | "Too Long" / "Just To Be With You" | ||||||
1286 | Vic Ash All Stars | "Softly As In A Morning Sunrise" / "Blue Room" [DA2099/DA2101] | Vic Ash (clarinet) Allan Ganley (drums) Derek Smith (piano) Gerry McLoughlin (vibes) Johnny Hawkesworth (bass) | |||||
1287 | The Lion, Caribbean Calypso Band | "Your shirt tail outside" / "Come punksie" [DA2075/DA2077] | ||||||
1288 | ||||||||
1289 | Tom van Elst conducting The Amsterdam Symphonic Orchestra | "Jealousy" / "Spindrift" [DA2128/] | ||||||
1290 | Lord Kitchener, Caribbean Calypso Band | "Mango Tree" / "(I Wish I Were A) Wife And Mother" (DA2127/DA2054) | ||||||
1291 | Lord Kitchener | "Courting Cats" / "Cricket Umpire" | ||||||
1292 | Russell Henderson Calypso Band | "Carnival In Cuba" / "Ping Pong Blues" [DA2130/DA2131] | Featuring Sterling Bettancourt on "Ping Pong". | |||||
1293 | ||||||||
1294 | Hedley Ward Trio | "The Man With The Banjo" / "Do, Do, Do It Again" | ||||||
1295 | Bobby Collins with Johnnie Gray & His Band | "Whistling Guy" / "Wolf On The Prowl" [DA2160 / DA2161] | ||||||
1296 | Ronnie Meede with The York de Sousa Trio | "Cuddle Me" / "Long Time Ago" | ||||||
1297 | Geraldine Farrar | "Make Love To Me" / "Love, Tears And Kisses" [DA2147/] | ||||||
1298 | Hedley Ward Trio | "A Sky Blue Shirt and a Rainbow Tie" / "Somebody Loves Me" [DA2148/] | ||||||
1299 | Mighty Terror, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Life In London" / "I'd Walk A Million Miles For Mammy" | ||||||
1300 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Calypso Band | "Marjorie's Flirtation" / "My Wife Went Away With A Yankee" [DA2035/DA2053] | ||||||
1301 | ||||||||
1302 | Kwamalah Quaye Sextetto Africana (Cab Kaye, Chris Ajilo, Frank Holder, Laurie Deniz) | "Son of Africa" / "Don't You Go Away" [DA2159/DA2160] | ||||||
1303 | Reg Tilsley And His Orchestra | "Midnight Tango" / "Boulevard Waltz" [DA2162/DA2163] | ||||||
1304 | ||||||||
1305 | Lord Beginner, Caribbean Calypso Band | "Colonials In England" / "Camilla" [DA2062/DA2066] | ||||||
1306 | ||||||||
1307 | ||||||||
1308 | Rosita Rosano, San Juan Rhythm Boys | "Down In The Indies" / "Admiral's Daughter" [DA2154/DA2156] | ||||||
1309 | Ronnie Pleydell & His Concert Orchestra | "To be your love" / "On Fifth Avenue" [/DA2198] | ||||||
1310 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman's Calypso Band | "Is Trouble" / "St. Agnes" [DA2023/DA2115] | ||||||
1311 | Young Tiger (George Browne), The Gulf Stream Band | "Chicken and Rice" / "African Dream" | ||||||
1312 | ||||||||
1313 | ||||||||
1314 | ||||||||
1315 | Vic Ash All Stars | "Ain't misbehavin'" / "Lullaby of the leaves" [DA2102/DA2100] | Vic Ash (clarinet), Allan Ganley (drums),Derek Smith (piano),
Gerry McLoughlin (vibes), Johnny Hawkesworth (bass) | |||||
1316 | Duke Of Iron, Trinidad Calypso Troubadours | "Big Bamboo" / "Last Train To San Fernando" [DA2040 / DA2042] | ||||||
1317 | Joe Harriott Quartet | "Summertime / " April In Paris" " [ DA2097 / DA2098 ] | ||||||
1318 | Lord Kitchener, Calypso Rhythm Kings | "A Man In The Wardrobe, Vio" / "Constable Joe" [DA2240/DA2241] | ||||||
1319 | The Mighty Terror, Fitzroy Coleman Calypso Band | "The Hydrogen Bomb" /"The Emperor of Africa" [DA2196/DA2197] | ||||||
1320 | Rosita Rosano, San Juan Rhythm Boys | "Pull Down The Shade, Marie" / "Cutest Little Dinghy" [DA2155/DA2157] | ||||||
1321 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman Calypso Band | "The Ashes (Australia v MCC 1955)" / "Utilda" [DA2270/] | ||||||
1322 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Iwa D' Arekere" / "Ero Ya Kewawo" [DA2303 /DA2306] | ||||||
1323 | Roaring Lion | "Highway Code" / "Out De Fire" [DA2278/DA2279] | ||||||
1324 | Joe Saye Trio | "What Is This Thing Called Love?" / "Quiet Rhythm Blues" [DA2277/] | ||||||
1325 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman Band | "My Wife's Nightie" / "Sweet Home" [DA2202/DA2199] | ||||||
1326 | Lord Kitchener's African Jungle Boys, Fitzroy Coleman Band | "My Fancy" / "Kitch In The Jungle" [DA2271/DA2282] | ||||||
1327 | Ginger Foloronso Johnson | "Mambo Africana Batucada" / "Nightingale" | Afro Cuban and Latin American Rhythm from the Club Contemporain, London | |||||
1328 | The Mighty Terror, Rupert Nurse's Calypso Band | "No Carnival In Britain" / "Chopping Wood" [DA2265/DA2264] | ||||||
1329 | King Fighter, Carib-Airs Calypso Band | "Fast Mouth Men" / "Ah Dream A Dead" [APR1/ APR2] | ||||||
1330 | Eric Hayden, The Four Tune Tellers | "Love Me Anywhere" / "Dippy Dip" | ||||||
1331 | Tony Johnson and His Carousel Band | "Man Smart, Woman Smarter" / "Give Her Banana" (DA2343/DA2344) | ||||||
1332 | Tunji Sowande's African Spiritual Rhythm Band | "Ihin Rere" / "Igi T'olorun (The Tree)" | ||||||
1333 | Lord Beginner, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Sir Winston Churchill " / "Calypso Rhythm Dance (Fed-a-ray)" [ DA2360 /DA2321] | ||||||
1334 | Roaring Lion, Caribbean Calypso Rhythm Boys | "Tamborina" / "She Walks Like You And Talks Like You" [DA2281A/DA2215B] | ||||||
1335 | Lord Kitchener | "Professor Kitchener" / "Mamie Water" [DA2126/DA2272] | ||||||
1336 | Lili Verona, Rupert Nurse Calypso Boys | "Caribbean Moon" / "The Big Instrument" | ||||||
1337 | George Browne and His Latin Calypso Band | "Sir Winston-Not Out" / "Hernando's Hideaway" [DA2374/DA2375] | ||||||
1338 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Geneva Conference" / "Late Ojo Davies" | ||||||
1339 | Dai-Dai Simba | "My Coloured Women" / "Modern Telephone" | ||||||
1340 | The Charmer with The Johnny McCleverty Calypso Boys / Ricardo Rico | "Stone Cold Man" / "Bailen Todos Merengue" [DA2391/] | Monogram | |||||
1341 | Eric Hayden, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Malumbo" / "Susie" | ||||||
1342 | West African Rhythm Brothers | "Calabao" / "Y.B Club" [DA2382 /DA2383] | Abiodun Oke (vocals) | |||||
1343 | Ginger Foloronso Johnson and His Afro-Cuban Latin American Band | "African Highlife" / "Oriental Star" | ||||||
1344 | Hedley Ward Trio | "Rock Around The Clock" / "Who Dat Up Dere?" [DA2414/DA2415] [1955] | ||||||
1345 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman Band | "Nigerian Registration" / "African Girl" [DA2410/DA2124] | ||||||
1346 | Lord Ganda, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Song of Joy" / "The Queen Visits Nigeria" [DA2320/DA2423] | ||||||
1347 | George Browne And His Calypso Band | "The Ballad Of Davy Crockett" / "Curiosity" [DA2376/DA2377] | ||||||
1348 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers, Abiodun Oke | "Nejugbe" /"Lazy Baby, Go Home" | Abiodun Oke (vocals) | |||||
1349 | Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five | "Messy Bessy" / "I Seen Wat'cha Done" [DA2430/DA2429] | ||||||
1350 | Lord Kitchener | "The Little Princess" / "Dora (meet me at the pawn shop)" | ||||||
1351 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman Band | "King Freddie" (HRH The Kabaka) / "January Girls" [DA 2419/] | ||||||
1352 | Hedley Ward Trio | "Who's Sorry Now?" / "Big Ears" | ||||||
1353 | The Charmer (Louis Farrakhan), The Johnny McCleverty Calypso Boys / Eric Hayden, Gulf Stream Calypso Band | "Back To Back, Belly To Belly" (aka "Zombie Jamboree") / "Is She Is Or Is She Ain't?" [DA2431/DA2404] | Monogram | |||||
1354 | Ginger Folorons Johnson & His Afro-Cuban Band | "Kure, Kure" / "Mambo Contempo" | ||||||
1355 | Johnny Franks Quartet | "Rock Candy Baby" / "Sing-ing-ing" | ||||||
1356 | George Catino | "I Surrender, Dear" / "Isn't It Romantic?" | ||||||
1357 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Adura" / "Biko" | ||||||
1358 | Lord Ganda, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Welcome Home, Your Majesty" / "Bo School Jubilee" [/DA2459] | ||||||
1359 | Lord Invader, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Mister, Don't Touch Me Bumper" / "Hurricane Connie" [DA2470/DA2471] | ||||||
1360 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman Band | "Big Toe" / "Woman's Figure" | ||||||
1361 | Roaring Lion, The Calypso Rhythm Boys | "Cheek To Cheek" / "Nigerian Girl" | ||||||
1362 | George "Young Tiger" Browne | "Kiss Me" / "My Love" | ||||||
1363 | Russell Henderson Steel Band | "The Irish Washerwoman"/"Mambo Ping-Pong" [DA2476/DA2477] | ||||||
1364 | Nigerian Union Rhythm Group, leader Abiodun Oke | "I Want To Go Home To Africa" / "Tinuke Alatise" [DA2480/] | ||||||
1365 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman Band | "Manchester Football Double" / "Nikki the Bear" [DA2488/DA2489] | ||||||
1366 | Lord Flea, the Blue Mountain Caroleers | "Ol' Fowl" / "Irene and Yo Fr'en'" | [Calypsodisc CT100W. Gaynair tenor S. Mullins (piano) C. Johnson (bass) F. Jackson (drums) | |||||
1367 | Lord Flea, the Blue Mountain Caroleers | "Baji" / "Mister Charlie" [Calypsodisc CT102] | ||||||
1368 | Baba Motta | "Miss Goosie And Mr Gander" / "So She Go" | ||||||
1369 | The Mighty Terror, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Romantic Animal/Pompey Calypso" [DA2485/] | ||||||
1370 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman Band | "Love and hate" / "Oil And Sunshine" [DA2052/DA2303] | ||||||
1371 | Young Tiger, The Calypso Caroleers | "Davy Crockett Calypso" / "Na Nino" | ||||||
1372 | Shirley Ryan, Lennie Lewis Band | "Ask For Joe" / "Besame Mucho (Kiss Me)" [DA2490/] | ||||||
1373 | Lord Ganda, West African Calypso Boys | "Poor Little Monkey" / "Sparkling Groundnuts" | ||||||
1374 | Adam's African Sky Rockets | "Niger Wrestling Chant" /Adam's Folk Singers - "Okrika Basin" | ||||||
1375 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Oba Adele" /"Funwanitiwa" [DA2466/DA2469] | ||||||
1376 | Bill Haley & The Comets | "Why Do I Cry Over You?" / "I'm Gonna Dry Every Tear With A Kiss" [DA2506/DA2507] | USA:[Atlantic 727 78. Actual band name: Bill Haley & His Saddlemen Bill Haley (vocals & rhythm guitar) Billy Williamson (steel guitar) Johnny Grande (piano) Bill Borelli (piano) Al Rex (double bass) Jimmy Myers (drums) | |||||
1377 | Hermanos Deniz Cuban Rhythm Band | "Surprise Samba" / "Siboney" [DA2508 / DA2509] | Guitarist Frank Deniz teamed up with brothers Joe (guitar) and Lawrie (rhythm guitar/percussion). | |||||
1378 | The Mighty Terror, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Man Know Thyself" / "Give It To Me (Bonweno)" [DA2502/DA2266] | ||||||
1379 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group | "Chief Okorodudu" / "Chief Obafemi Awolewo" | ||||||
1380 | Lord Kitchener, Fitzroy Coleman Band | "12 O'Clock Last Night" / "Short Skirts" [DA2284 /DA2413] | ||||||
1381 | Roaring Lion, the Calypso Rhythm Boys | "Dorothy Went To Bathe"/"Concertina" [DA2360?/] | ||||||
1382 | Lord Beginner, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "The Ladies Of Today" / "You Can't Tell The Old From The Young" [ /DA2361] | ||||||
1383 | Lila Verona, The Gulf Stream Calypso Boys | "French Lesson" / "Pica Pow" [DA2381/DA2381] | ||||||
1384 | Lloyd Thomas, Calypso Rhythm Boys | "Sex Changin'" / Fitzroy Coleman Band -"Alley Dog" [DA2523 /DA2060 ] | ||||||
1385 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Kelebeno" / "Asa To Soriko" [DA2468/] | ||||||
1386 | Frank Virtuoso Rockets | (78 rpm) "Rollin' And Rockin' (We Gonna Rock)" / "Goodbye Mambo" [DA2524/DA2525] | 78 rpm) USA: Tone-Craft ? | |||||
1386 | Frank Virtuoso Rockets | (45 rpm) "Rollin' And Rockin'" / "Toodle-OO-Kangaroo" [DA2524/DA2561] | USA : Tone-Craft ? . Two Rockin tracks originally recorded in 1956 & released in the UK on two different 78s (1386 and 1393). Two years later the tracks were brought together for this 45 in 1958 | |||||
1387 | Hedley Ward Trio | "My Baby's Got Such Loving Ways" / "Steamboat Rock" [DA2538/DA2539] | ||||||
1388 | Young Kitchener | "Hot Water Bottle" / "Lilian" | ||||||
1389 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Good Luck Ghana" /"Ghana" / [DA2541/DA2540 ?] | ||||||
1390 | Lord Kitchener and his Calypso All-Stars | "Kitch's Mambo Calypso" / "Birth of Ghana (6 March 1957)" [DA2412/DA2557*] | Recorded 23 November 1956. | |||||
1391 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Kusimilaya" / "I Walk A Thousand Miles" [DA2553/DA2556] | ||||||
1392 | Nat Atkins and his Crazy Bees, Leader O.Akinbayo | "Sumogole" / "Tongorotingiri" [DA2551/DA2552] | ||||||
1393 | Frank Virtuoso Rockets | "Toodle-oo Kangaroo" / "Hop-Skip-Jump Mambo" [DA2561/] | (78 rpm) USA: Tone-Craft ? | |||||
1394 | West African Rhythm Brothers | "Odudua" / "I Am A Stranger" | ||||||
1395 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | " Oba Ademola 11" / "Lagos Mambo" | ||||||
1396 | Lord Ganda, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Ghana, Forward Forever" / "Nyabondaa A Mu Wuhinte" | ||||||
1397 | Hermanos Deniz Cuban Rhythm Band | "Angels May Care" / "La Comparsa" [DA2510/] | ||||||
1398 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Oba Tonbasiri" / "I Like Your Face" [DA2543/DA2544] | ||||||
1399 | Abiodun Oke, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group | "Unity" / "J.K Randle Memorial" [DA25-- /DA2581] | ||||||
1400 | Lord Kitchener And His Calypso All Stars | "Rock 'n' Roll Calypso" / "Life Begins At Forty" | ||||||
1401 | Lord Kitchener And His Calypso All Stars | "Romeo" / "Kitch's Calypso Medley" [DA2492/DA2493] | ||||||
1402 | Enrique Aviles And His Orchestra | "Tan Sabrosana" / "Bombon Cha Cha" [DA2577/DA2578] | ||||||
1403 | Soho Skiffle Group, leader Jimmy Bryning | "Midnight Special" / "Give Me A Big Fat Woman" (DA2579/) | ||||||
1404 | George Browne and His Jamaican Calypso Band | "Day-O (Banana Boat Song)" / "Farewell To Jamaica" (DA2597 /DA2599) | ||||||
1405 | Rans Boi and his African High Life Band | "Fedse" / "Ekome Femo Gana" [DA2592/DA2593] | ||||||
1406 | Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra /Ambrose Campbell, Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra | "The Great J.K. Randle" / "Ibikunle Alakija" [DA2602/DA2603] | ||||||
1407 | Russell Henderson Steel Band | "Rum And Coconut Water" / "Me And Dorothy" | ||||||
1408 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Ajeniya" / "When a room is empty" [DA2542/] | ||||||
1409 | The Kordites With Ronnie Pleydell Orchestra | "The Green Beret" / "That Old Nine-O-Two" | ||||||
1410 | Lord Kitchener And His Calypso All Stars | "Deceitful One" / "Excuse Me, Sandra" | ||||||
1411 | Tommy Sampson And His Strongmen | "Rock 'n' Roll Those Big Brown Eyes" / "Rockin" [DA2605/DA2606] | ||||||
1412 | Hermanos Deniz Cuban Rhythm Band | "Let's Go Calypso" / "Mambo Hoo" [DA2609/DA2610] | ||||||
1413 | Johnny Southern, The Western Rhythm Kings | "We Will Make Love" / "Crazy Heart" [DA2629/DA2630] | ||||||
1414 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "My Little One" / "Ayami" [DA2614/DA2615] | ||||||
1415 | George Browne, The Humming Birds | "He Like It, She Like It" / "I Do Adore Her" [DA2633/] | ||||||
1416 | Lord Invader, Rupert Nurse's Calypso Band | "Goodwood Park" / "Aguiti" [DA2472/DA2473] | ||||||
1417 | Lord Ganda, West African Calypso Boys | "Everybody Is Rockin' And Rollin'" / "Landlady, Don't Steal My Whiskey" | ||||||
1418 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group | "Temptation" / "Sweetie Water" | ||||||
1419 | Bernard Hunter, Merrick Farran Orchestra | "It's Fun Finding Out About London" / "It's Just For Fools" | ||||||
1420 | Lord Kitchener, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Poor Man" / "The Dog" [/DA2673] | ||||||
1421 | Soho Skiffle Group | "Frankie & Johnnie" / "Streamline Train" | ||||||
1422 | The Ghana Teenagers | "Anidze" /"Amankha" | ||||||
1423 | Ade Kunle's Highlife Jets | "Ade Mola" / "Marina" | ||||||
1424 | Ginger Foloronso Johnson & His Afro Cuban Band | "Brown Skin Girl" / "Highlife No. 5" | ||||||
1425 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Atewolara" / "E Majeko Baje" | ||||||
1426 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group | "Foo Foo" / "My Baby Boy" | ||||||
1427 | Hermanos Deniz Cuban Rhythm Band | "Dedicado" / "Bernies Tune" | ||||||
1428 | Nat Atkins And His Crazy Bees | "Omopupa" / "Iyamabamiwi" | ||||||
1429 | Kings Of Caribbean Steel Band, voc Vivian Comma | "Down In Soho" / "Rock 'n' Roll Susie" | ||||||
1430 | Lord Kitchener, Rupert Nurse Caribbean Band | "Federation"/ "Alfonso In Town" [DA2709/DA2712] | {78 rpm -1957, 45 rpm -1959} | |||||
1431 | Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra | "Iwa Lewa (Your Manner is Your Beauty)" / "J.O. Majekodunmi" [DA2601/DA2604] | A Bakare (leader, guitar) Akinola (drums) Ojo (maracas) Akanbi (talking drums) Hippolite (meramba) | |||||
1432 | Ido Martin & His Latin Band | "Fire Down Below" / "Cha Cha Cha Tres" [DA2674/DA2675] from La Club de la Cote d'Azur | Beryl Wayne (vocals) | |||||
1433 | Cy Grant, Rupert Nurse Caribbean Band | "Lucky Oyster" / "Heavy Weather" [DA2679 /DA2680] | ||||||
1434 | Johnny Southern & His Western Rhythm Kings | "She's Long, She's Tall" / "Lonesome Whistle" | ||||||
1435 | Charles Ross Tropicano Orchestra | "Peace On Earth" / "Jamaican Mambo" [/DA2690] | Trinidad Carnival Records MG 505 | |||||
1436 | Rosita Rosano, San Juan Rhythm Boys | "Queer Things" / "Little Boy" [DA2687/DA2688] | ||||||
1437 | Norman Grant Orchestra for Dancers | "Stella by Starlight" / "This Can't Be Love" | ||||||
1438 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Morire" / "Ejekamura" | ||||||
1439 | Adam's African Sky Rockets | "Bonny Bar" / "A Night In Port Harcourt" | ||||||
1440 | Lord Melody, with the Four Lords, The Caribbean All Stars | "The Devil" / "No, No , No" [Apr76/Apr74] | Trinidad Carnival Records MG 502 | |||||
1441 | Bill Huber with Chorus and Orchestra / Bob Grabot Orchestra | "Two Ships" / "His Servant" [DA2699 /DA2700] | ||||||
1442 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Ominira" / "Omo Laso" [DA2691/] | ||||||
1443 | George Browne, The Humming Birds | "Mary's Boy Child" / "Eden Was Just Like This" | ||||||
1444 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Happy New Year" / "Eye Le Koni" | ||||||
1445 | Banna Kanuteh, Gambia Highlife Cats | "Kairaba" / "La Bisi" | ||||||
1446 | Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Band | "Se Botimo" / "S. Ola Shogbola" [DA2654/DA2655] | ||||||
1447 | King Sparrow, Caribbean All Stars / Billy Moore, Four Lords And Caribbean All Stars | "Leading Calypsonians" / "Love Is Everywhere" [Apr58/Apr79] | ||||||
1448 | Doreen Gravesande, Four Lords And Caribbean All Stars | "Lovely" / "Ting-A-Ling" | ||||||
1449 | Lord Melody, Four Lords And Caribbean All Stars | "Robbery" / "Hen Company" | ||||||
1450 | Trio Tropicana and Orchestra Cubana | "El Negrito Del Batey" / "Baila Merengue" [DA2713/DA2714] | ||||||
1451 | Sidney Bechet | "Magic Island Merengue" / "Mayette Merengue" [DA2722 /DA2721] | ||||||
1452 | Hermanos Deniz Cuban Rhythm Band, leader Frank Deniz | "Chivirico" / "Nicolasa" [DA2666/DA2611] | ||||||
1453 | The Silver Seas | "Daphne's Be Bop Walking" / "Green Guave" | ||||||
1454 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Rhythm Union Rhythm Group | "Adara Fun Wa" / "Edima Kendi" | ||||||
1455 | Adam's African Sky Rockets | "Anu Turu Agwa Gwa" / "Je Je Kule" | ||||||
1456 | Lord Ganda | "Baa Jassi Nya Ma" / "Nya Bondaa A Mu Wuhinte" | ||||||
1457 | The Hi-Spots | "I Don't Hurt Anymore" / "Lend Me Your Comb" (DA2747/DA2746) | ||||||
1458 | Steve Arlen, Frank Davis & His Rhythm | "That's Love" / "Easy 'N' Free" | ||||||
1459 | Johnny Franks | "Good Old Country Music" / "Cheatin' On Me" | Swing violinist Johnny Franks debuts on 18 April 1955. [17] | |||||
1460 | Lord Kitchener, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Smoke A Cigarette" / "Apple" {1958} | ||||||
1461 | Young Kitchener, St. Vincent Street Band | "Hyde Park" / "Service Girl" | ||||||
1462 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Ajo Laway" / "Egbe Mi" | ||||||
1463 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Rhythm Union Rhythm Group | "Yaponsa" / "Odeji Akure Oni Of Life" | ||||||
1464 | The Ghana Teenagers | "Arabina" / "Samba Gombe" | ||||||
1465 | Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra | "Tafawa Balewa" / "Public Interest" | ||||||
1466 | Tommy Odueso's Akesan Highlifers | "Ibadan Ni Pade" / "Kyo Mano Me" | ||||||
1467 | Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra | "Fagbayi Contractor" / "Adura Fun Awon Aboyun (Prayer for the Pregnant Women)" [DA2660 /DA2661] | ||||||
1468 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Rhythm Union Rhythm Group | "Tajenje" / "The Late Alhaji Adeguke Adelabu" | ||||||
1469 | Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band, Nat Atkins | "Darling, Don't Say No" / "Jolly Orikwa" | Nat Atkins (vocals) | |||||
1470 | Ade Kunle's High Life Beats | "Olo Mi" / "High Life Blues" | ||||||
1471 | Willie Payne, Uberu Oni and His Group | "Wa Sise" / "Zik, Awolowo And Sadauna" | ||||||
1472 | Margrit Sorensen, Klaus Alzner Orchestra / Gert Morrell, Roxy Sisters, Klaus Alzner Orchestra | "Santa Maria" / "The Brave Matador" [DA2780A/DA2781A] | ||||||
1473 | The Hi-Spots | "Secretly" / "I Got" | ||||||
1474 | Lord Melody, The Four Lords and the Caribbean All Stars | "Do-Able" / "Happy Holiday" [APR69/APR77] | ||||||
1475 | King Sparrow, Caribbean All Stars | "Clara Honey Bunch " / "Family Size Cokes " [45/APR56/ 45/APR59] | ||||||
1476 | Mighty Terror, Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "I Want A Son" / "Life Is Like A Puzzle" [DA2486/] | ||||||
1477 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Awawa" / "Liberty High Life" [DA2453 / DA2512] | ||||||
1478 | Adam's African Sky Rockets | "Imo" / "Yeriowuambo" | ||||||
1479 | Cy Laurie Jazz Band | "You Made Me Love You" / "Dippermouth Blues" [DA2802/DA2803] | ||||||
1480 | Lord Kitchener, West African Rhythm Brothers | "'King' Hogan Bassey" / "Dick Tiger Calypso" | ||||||
1481 | Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band | "Gbo, Ni Mawo" / "Nu Yaka Gbo" | ||||||
1482 | Edwin Lamptey and Nat Atkins With The Crazy Teenage Band | "Minkpaofai" / "Yaaduma" | Nat Atkins (vocals) | |||||
1483 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Rhythm Union Rhythm Group | "Adesida II" / "J. A. Olubo" | ||||||
1484 | Billy Sholanke Afro-Cubanos | "Kann Kana" / "The Late Adelabu" | ||||||
1485 | Steve Rhodes, London Hi-Lifers, Olga Adeniji-Jones | "Oju Rere" / "Drink A Tea" [DA 2826 /] | Olga Adeniji-Jones (vocals) | |||||
1486 | Ginger Folorons Johnson | "Bend Down, Pick It Up" / "Bambye Me" | ||||||
1487 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Abo Wa Be" / "Aye Akamara" | ||||||
1488 | Tommy Odueso's Akesan Highlifers | "Awela" / "Ologbon" | ||||||
1489 | Tony Johnson | "Monkey Pee-Wee" / "Straighten Up And Fly Right" | ||||||
1490 | The Lion | "Sally Water" / "Sister's Date" | ||||||
1491 | Lord Melody, Caribbean All Star Band / Mighty Sparrow, Caribbean All Star Band | "Goaty" (aka "John And Goat") / "I Confess" [45/APR57 /45/APR83] | Trinidad Carnival Records MG 505 | |||||
1492 | Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra | "Kamila Mustapha" / "Asewo Erori" | ||||||
1493 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Rhythm Union Rhythm Group | "Hyde Park Baby" / "Ese Pupo" | ||||||
1494 | Nat Atkins and his Crazy Bees | "Dance Easy" / "Kelele" | ||||||
1495 | Willie Payne With The Starlite Tempos | "Lady Eko" / "Sugar Kane Mambo" | ||||||
1496 | Rans Boi’s African Highlife Band | "Boi's Da Gamba" / "Mike Bo Yienyo" | ||||||
1497 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Rhythm Union Rhythm Group | "Chief Obafemi Awolowo" / "Chief Rotimi Williams Ojikolobo" | ||||||
1498 | Lord Kitchener | "Black Puddin'" / "Piccadilly Folk" [DA2823/DA2822] {1958} | ||||||
1499 | Ginger Foloronso Johnson Afro-Cuban Band | "Kolo Dumare Gdadura-Wa" / "Aworo Yo Yo Cuba" / "Highlife Mambo" | ||||||
1500 | Johnnie Gray & His Chunks Of Mettle | "Any Old Iron Cha Cha" / "Cocktails For Two Cha Cha" [DA45/2846/ DA45/2847] | ||||||
1501 | Gordon Franks & His Band | "Farrago" / "Baila Mi Cha Cha" [DA2844 /DA2845] | ||||||
1502 | Ali Ganda, Rupert Nurse All Stars | "H.M Queen Elizabeth and H.R.H. Prince Phillip Come To Sierra Leone" / "Bon Voyage" | ||||||
1503 | Lord Melody | "Tom Dooley / Oke Iyake Atiale, Nigerian Union Rhythm Band (Oko Iyawo Atiale)" / "Jealous Woman" | ||||||
1504 | Lord Melody | "Romeo" / "Knock On Any Door" | ||||||
1505 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers / Rans Boi Ghana Highlife Band | "Ominira" / "Gbonimawo" [DA2691/DA2792] | ||||||
1506 | Enrique Aviles and His Orchestra | "Maria" / "Si Tu Nola Otra" [DA2864/DA2865] [1961] | ||||||
1507 | The Fabulous Talbot Brothers | "She's Got Freckles" / "Bloodshot Eyes" [DA2868/DA2869] | ||||||
1508 | The Amsterdam Pierement | "Pierement Waltz" / "Amsterdam Polka" [DA2870/DA2871] [1959] | There are two tunes featured in the J. Arthur Rank film Operation Amsterdam (featuring Peter Finch, Eva Bartok and Tony Britton): "Pierement Waltz" and "Amsterdam Polka". These were both released on a 45 rpm record by Melodisc which was only available by mail order. The organ on the soundtrack is "De Cello". | |||||
1509 | Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band | "Ghana Welcomes The Queen" / "Goodnight" | ||||||
1510 | Suberu Oni Group | "Awolowo" / "Oluwa Monjade Lo" | ||||||
1511 | Nat Atkins and his Crazy Bees | "Ire" / "Lina" | ||||||
1512 | Phil Sullivan with Lonzo & Oscar's Peapickers | "Luckiest Man In Town" / "Love Never Dies" [45/DA2899/ 45/DA2832] | USA:Starday 45- 410 | |||||
1513 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "We Have It In Africa" / "Aye Wa Adara" | ||||||
1514 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group | "Gbogbo Africa Enura" / "Isale Ofin" | ||||||
1515 | Ginger Mofolunsho Johnson & His Afro-Cuban Orchestra | "African Jazz Cha Cha" /"Egyptian Bint Al Cha Cha" [45/DA2901/45/DA2902 ] [1959] | ||||||
1516 | Tommy Dee with Teen Tones and Orchestra / Carol Kay and the Teen-Aires* | "Three Stars" / "I'll Never Change" (45/DA2909/DA 45/2910) | USA:Crest 45-1057 . *
with Carol Kay and the Teen-Aires [ | |||||
1517 | Joseph McNally With The High Lights And Harold Geller Orchestra / Jean Campbell With The High Lights And Harold Geller Orchestra | "Live and Kicking" / "Liscannon Bay" / "The One I Truly Love" [DA 45/2911 //DA 45/2912] | from the film Alive And Kicking. | |||||
1518 | Dorothy Masuka, The Kwela Serenaders | "Khauleza" / "Zoo Lake" [DA2913/DA2914] [1959] | ||||||
1519 | Frankie Miller | "Black Land Farmer" / "True Blue" [DA 45/2927 / DA 45/2928] | USA: Starday 45-424(2049/2050)
Goldstar Studio, 5628 Brock Street Houston, Tx 1956 (vocals, guitar) | |||||
1520 | Ginger Johnson & His Afro-Cuban Band | "Wee Tom Cha Cha" / "Won't You Cha Cha" [DA/45-2917/DA/45-2918] | ||||||
1521 | Ayinde Bakare and His Meranda Orchestra | "Nigerian Freedom Song" / "Mobe Ru Aya" | ||||||
1522 | Robert Edet | "Nigeria will be free" / "Lament for Jibowu" | ||||||
1523 | James Something | "Akorah Anumah" / "Abossa" | ||||||
1524 | Nat Atkins and His Crazy Bees | "Jekald Si Ilu Eko" / "Fummoliwemi" | ||||||
1525 | Nigerian Union Rhythm Group, Leader Aboidun Oke | "Omo Jaye-Jaye" / "Obo Oterje" [DA2923/] | ||||||
1526 | West African Rhythm Brothers | "Mofi Ajobi Bayin" / "Iku Koni Payin" | ||||||
1527 | Lonely Lamptey & His Ghana Teenagers | "Boogie Lubile" /" Awula Atlanta" | ||||||
1528 | Ali Ganda, The Rupert Nurse Band | "Sarah From Lagos" / "Marie, I'm Mad" | ||||||
1529 | Frankie Miller | "Poppin' Johnny" / "Family Man" [45/DA 2970 /45/DA 2971] | USA : Starday 45-457 (3025/3028) {Dec 1959} . Recorded at Bradley Film & Recording Studio in July 1959. Frankie Miller (vocals/guitar) Tommy Hill (rhythm guitar/harmony vocalist 1) Thomas Grady Martin (lead guitar 4/banjo 3) John Robert "Bobby" Garrett (steel guitar 2) Hargus M. "Pig" Robbins (piano) Floyd T. "Lightnin’" Chance (bass) Murrey M. "Buddy" Harman (drums). Producer: John Thomas "Tommy" Hill | |||||
1530 | Jim Eanes & The Shenandoah Valley Boys | "Christmas Doll" / "It Won't Seem Like Christmas" [45DA/2974/ 45DA/2975] | USA: Starday 45-414 {December 1959} | |||||
1531 | Lord Kitchener, Trinidad Calypso All Stars / Lord Kitchener, Rupert Nurse Band | "Women in New York" / "Come Back in the Morning" [DA2711/DA2559] | Seen on Ebay 11 November 2014; alternative? | |||||
1531 | Lord Kitchener, Rupert Nurse Band | "If You're Brown" / "Come Back In The Morning" [DA2710/DA2559] | ||||||
1532 | Fela Ransome-Kuti and His Highlife Rakers | "Fela's Special" / "Aigana" (DA2966/DA2967) | ||||||
NB | Fela Ransome-Kuti and His Highlife Rakers | "Highlife Rakers Calypso No. 1" / "Wa Ba Mi Jo Bosue" [2968/2969] | Unissued; recorded at the same session as Melodisc 1532. | |||||
1533 | Nat Atkins and His Crazy Bees | "Nigeria" / "Mapolode Olabial" | ||||||
1534 | Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band | "Boi's Jive" / "Owume Fatso" | ||||||
1535 | Abiodun Oke, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Abeni" / "Tortoise Mambo" [DA2851/ DA 2852] | ||||||
1536 | Enrique Avilez & His Orchestra | "Merenguiando" / "Sin Tambora" [45 DA/2992/45 DA/2993] [December 1959] | ||||||
1537 | Jack Doyle and the Wimbledon Girls Choir | "On the shores of Bantry Bay" / "In my father's house" | ||||||
1538 | Victor Soverall with the Zodiacs, Harry Gold and His Music / Victor Soverall, Harry Gold and His Music | "When A Loved One Comes Home" / "Dry Land" (Terra Seca) [DA3009-1/ DA3008-1] | ||||||
1539 | Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band, Nii Tettey Tayeion Rhythm Group | "Highlife comes to Europe" / "Baby Lise's Highlife Rock" | ||||||
1541 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Ema foju ana woku" / "Ye Bobbo" [DA3014 /DA3016] | ||||||
1542 | Tommy Odueso's Akesan Highlifers | "Angel Hands" [ ] | ||||||
1543 | ||||||||
1544 | Margie Singleton | "The Eyes Of Love / Angel Hands "[DA3020/DA3021] | USA : Starday 45-472 {1960} | |||||
1545 | Merle Kilgore | "Dear Mama" / "Jimmie Bring Sunshine" [45/DA3022/ 5/DA3023] | USA : Starday 45-469 {1960} . "Jimmie Bring Sunshine": Jimmie Davis was elected to Louisiana's governor for the second time in 1960. Merle Kilgore wrote and sang Davis' campaign song. The record sold well enough for Starday to re-release it on their main series and the flip side "Dear Mama" went to Billboard′s country charts peaking at #12 in March 1960. | |||||
1546 | Lonnie Irving | "Pin-ball Machine" / "I Got Blues On My Mind" [DA3024/DA3025] | USA : Starday 45-486 (3135/3136) {1960} . Producer: Jim Eanes Lonnie's first recording at Radio Station WHEE, Martinsdale, VA, in December 1959 when the flipside "I Got Blues On My Mind" was also recorded. The record was released on US Starday January 1960.
| |||||
1547 | Mister Acker Bilk & His Paramount Jazz Band | "Goodnight Sweet Prince" / "East Coast Trot" [DA3026/DA3027] | ||||||
1548 | Rans Boi Ghana Highlife Band | "Gumbo" / "Ibo Ko Etse" | ||||||
1549 | Lonely Lamptey, the People's Highlife Band | "Gbai Yoo" / "You Made Me Cry" | ||||||
1550 | Enrique Avilez And His Orchestra | "La Empaliza" / "Merengue A Boriquen" [DA3030/DA3031] | ||||||
1551 | Bruce Turner Jump Band | "Nuages" / "My Guy's Come Back" [DA3041/DA3042] |
-Bruce Turner alto , Johnny Chilton tpt , Johnny Mumford tmb , Colin Bates piano , Bill Bramwell gtr (Nuages only), Jim Bray bass , Johnny Armitage dms . | |||||
1552 | Frankie Miller | "Rain, Rain" / "Baby Rocked Her Dolly" [DA3043 /DA3044] | USA: Starday 45-496 (3121/3123). Recorded at Bradley Film & Recording Studio, in Tennessee, 18 December 1959. Frankie Miller (vocals/guitar); Tommy Hill (harmony vocals 1/guitar); Thomas Grady Martin (lead guitar); James Clayton “Jimmy” Day (steel guitar 2); Hargus M. “Pig” Robbins (piano 3); Roy M. “Junior” Huskey Jr. (bass); Murrey M. “Buddy” Harman (drums 4); excl (harmony vocals 5). Producer: John Thomas “Tommy” Hill | |||||
1553 | Hal Paige And The Whalers | "Going Back To My Home" / "After Hours Blues" [DA3045/DA3046] | USA: Fury 1024 . Hal Paige (piano/vocals). Jimmy Spruill: guitar Possibly Herbert Wright: guitar Probably: Boots Robinson: tenor sax, Larry Cooper: tenor sax, Bob Harris: bass, Kenneth McDonald: drums. --> Recorded in New York City, NY, 1956. | |||||
1554 | Bill Clifton, The Dixie Mountain Boys | "You Don't Think About Me" / "Mail Carrier's Warning" [DA3047/ DA3048] | USA: Starday 45-498 {1960} | |||||
1555 | Enrique Aviles And His Orchestra | "La Mujer Puerto Riquena" / "Contigo" [DA3049/DA3050] | ||||||
1556 | Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band | "Darling Come Back to Me" / "Alba Sorit" | ||||||
1557 | Ambrose Campbell and West African Rhythm Brothers | "Adewunmi" / "Eri Wo Wo Wo" | ||||||
1558 | Brewster Hughes, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group | "Omo Ele Po" / "Osuju Emi Wa" | ||||||
1559 | Buster Brown | " Fannie Mae" / "Lost In A Dream" [DA/45-3057/DA/45-3058] | USA : Fire 1008 | |||||
1560 | Fitz Vaughan Bryan's Orchestra with Kentrick Patrick | CRC . |Kentrick Patrick: vocals | ||||||
1561 | Alain Permal, Mauritius Police Band | "Jolie La Ville Cure-Pipe" / "Danse Dans Moi Les Bras" [DA/45 3061/DA45/3062] | ||||||
1562 | Cyril Diaz and His Orchestra | "Kingston Merengue" / "Merengue Balasier" [DA3063/DA3064] | ||||||
1563 | Azie Lawrence, The Carib Serenaders | "Come Rumble And Tumble With Me" / "Jamaica Blues" [DA/45 3065/DA/45 3066] | ||||||
1564 | Ali Ganda, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Mek We Dance" / "Nigeria Is Free" | ||||||
1565 | Tejan-Sie And West African Rhythm Brothers | "King Jimmy Foo Foo" / "Guarantee" | ||||||
1566 | Cowboy Copas | "Alabam" / "I Can" [DA3075/DA3076] | Red label . USA: [Starday 45-501 {1960} | |||||
1567 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Asikoloto" / "Nigeria Odowoyin" [DA3077/ DA3080] | ||||||
1568 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Jekafo Ju Agbawo" / "Nigeria Koniset" [DA3078/] | ||||||
1569 | Enoch & Christy Mensah, Rans Boi Ghana Highlife Band | "Dakuku Drum" / "Rebecca" (DA3087/ DA3088) | ||||||
1570 | Laurel Aitken, The Bluebeats | "Lonesome Lover" / "Marylee" (DA3084/DA3085) | Jamaica :[Downbeat DA3084 /DA3085. Producer Dada Tewari | |||||
1571 | Caribbean Swing Band | "Paper Doll" / "You're Free To Go" | ||||||
1572 | Azie Lawrence, The Carib Serenaders | "You Didn't Want To Know" / "Want To Be In Love" [DA 45/3109/DA 45/3110] | ||||||
1573 | Dixie Kwankwa, Frank Deniz and His Afro-Cubans | "I Left My Heart in Rhodesia" / "My Nyasaland Love" [DA 45/3111/DA 45/3112] | ||||||
1574 | Ali Ganda, Carnival Star Orchestra | "Freedom, Freedom, Sierra Leone" / "Independence Carnival" [DA3119/ ] | ||||||
1575 | Tejan-Sie | |||||||
1576 | Bliff Radie Byne, Ivan Chin and His Rhythm Sextet | "Sierra Leone Victory" / "Independence Merengue" [45/DA3121 /45/DA3122] | Label reads "In the new Asiko Rhythm & Sung in Creo/ Sung in Creo" | |||||
1577 | Lord Kitchener, Rupert Nurse Band | "Jamaica Turkey" / "Edna, What You Want?" [DA3137/DA3138] | ||||||
1578 | Bliff Radie Byne, Ivan Chin and His Rhythm Sextet | "Liberia" / "The Children's Jolity" [DA3123/DA3124] [1961) | ||||||
1579 | ||||||||
1580 | Mel Turner / Mel Turner & the Bandits | "Let Me Hold Your Hand" / "I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time" [SJ 45/3177/SJ 45/3178] | ||||||
1581 | Glen Stuart | "Make Me An Angel" / "Walking To Heaven" [SJ3193/SJ3194] 1961 | ||||||
1582 | Andy Cole, Louis Mordish & His Orchestra with the Rita Williams Singers | "Rainbow Island" / "Contessa" [SJ3248/SJ3249] [1962] | ||||||
1583 | Victor Coker And His All Stars | "Asewo Eko" /"Ilu Oyinbo Dara" [DA45/3230/ DA45/3231] | ||||||
1584 | Cab Kaye and His Music From Ghana | "Everything Is Go" / "Don't You Go Away" [45/DA3284 /45/DA2158] | "Kwamlah Quaye Sextetto Africana": Cab Kaye (vocals/conga) Laurie Deniz (guitar) Chris O'Brien (bass) Frank Holder (bongos) Chris Ajilo (clave). Kaye mainly worked in the Netherlands, France and Germany in the 1950s, only occasionally returning to Britain to lead his own band in various residencies and going solo in shows. During this period he recorded "Don't You Go Away", as the Kwamlah Quaye Sextetto Africana: the group included guitarist Laurie Deniz (who was born in Cardiff in 1924, his father was from Cape Verde); bassist Chris O'Brien; on bongos, Frank Holder (who had come from British Guiana (now Guyana) to serve in the RAF); and Chris Ajilo on claves. Moving back to Britain in 1957 Kaye worked with Eric Delaney, and often with Humphrey Lyttelton, as well as leading his own band. Before leaving for Ghana in May 1962, he recorded "Everything Is Go" in honour of John Glenn, the first US astronaut to orbit the earth. Kaye moved back to Britain in 1970 - fulfilling various club residencies in London and leading his own quartet before heading to Amsterdam, where he opened a piano bar. | |||||
1585 | Tudor Evans with Ernst Kugler Orchestra | "Taor Mina" (Festival Prize Winning Song) / "Elena Rosa" | ||||||
1586 | Johnny Stevens, The Les Dawson Syndicate / The Les Dawson Syndicate | "Oh Yeah" / "Last Chicken In The Shop" [DA3282/DA3283] [1962] | ||||||
1587 | Enrique Aviles & His Orchestra | "Tarlatane Merengue" / "Conde Dance Merengue" [DA3179/ DA3180] | ||||||
1588 | Ayinde Bakare & His Meranda Band | "Eko Dara Eko Ndun" / "Rt. Hon. Dr. Azikiwe" [DA3255 / ] | ||||||
1589 | Los Trovadores | "Siete Notas De Amor" / "Siglo Veinte" {1962} | ||||||
1590 | Ed Daniels & the Seasiders | "Cha Cha Merengue" / "Merengue Bueno" [GO1/GO2] | ||||||
1591 | Barry Gray & His Spacemakers and Gerry Grant | "Zero G" / "Fireball" [MEL1591A/MEL1591B] | From the TV series Fireball XL5 Gerry Grant (vocals) | |||||
1592 | Betty Taylor, the Don Lowes Trio | "My Man Has Gone A'Roaming" / "When A Loved One Comes Home" [DA45/3434/DA45/3435] [1963] | ||||||
1593 | The Nutrons | "Stop For The Music" / "The Very Best Things" [45/BB3555/ 45/BB3556] [1964] | ||||||
1594 | Lonely Lamptey & the People's Highlife Band, featuring Eddie "Red" Tettey | "Maria" / "Tsie Maa-Sem Yi" (SJ 45/3592/SJ 45/3593) [1964] | ||||||
1595 | Rhet Stoller | "Treble Gold + One" / "Beat That" [SJ3609/SJ3610] | ||||||
1596 | Susan Denny | "Don't Touch Me" / "Johnny" [SJ3656/ SJ3657] [1965] | Orchestra accompaniment by Don Lowes | |||||
1597 | Kim Martyn | "Time To Go Me" /"Stairway To The Stars" [45/SJ/3668/ ] | ||||||
1598 | Abraham Onyenida, Highlife Bandits | "Nigeria" / "Nwanta Nwanwi" | ||||||
1599 | Lilian And Manolis | "The Lonely (Panta Monos)" / "Now I Lose You (Tora Omos Pou Se Hano)" [SJ3706-A /SJ3707-B] | ||||||
1600 | Enrico and Aviles | "Merengue La Cruz" / "Tapapal'ay Merengue" [BB3693-A/ BB3694-B] {1965} | Actually "Enrique Aviles & His Orchestra" | |||||
1601 | Hank Durell | "I'll Be Somewhere Listening" / "Born To Be Alone" [BB3734-A/ BB3735-B] | ||||||
1602 | Lonely Lamptey, the People's Highlife Band, featuring Eddie "Red" Tettey | "Ohe Dzwen Mo Son" / "Tse-Tse Fly Bite" [45/SJ/3590/ 45/SJ/3591] [1965] | ||||||
1603 | Big Pete Duker | "Walk Right Out Of The Blues" / "Keep A'Movin' On" [45/BB3745/ 45/BB3744] | ||||||
1604 | Carl Lawson | "My Heart Took A Beating" / "If You Love Her" [45/SJ3779/45/SJ3780] [1965] | ||||||
1605 | Andreas Michael, Michael Garson Orchestra | "You’re Magic To Me "/ "I Shouldn't Love You" [45/SJ3788 /45/SJ3789] | ||||||
1606 | Ayinde Bakare & The Meranda Orchestra | "O. A. Oreyomi" / "Ile Aye Ile Asan" | ||||||
1607 | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Sofo Nu Soki" / "Only Six Feet" [SJ3819/] | ||||||
1608 | Yesufu Adeyemo & His Fabulous Group | "Omo Laso ll" / "Owo Mi Re" [/SJ3823] | ||||||
1609 | The Bulgarian Variety Orchestra, conducted by Emil Georgiev | "Bulgarian Betrothal" / "Peaceful and Sunny" [SJ1386 /SJ 1387] | ||||||
1610 | John Cortez | "Torna A Surriento" / "Catari Catari" | ||||||
1611 | Laurel Aitken & The Freedom Fighters / The Freedom Fighters | "Guyana Independence" / "Independence Jump" | ||||||
1612 | Flash Domincii & The Supersonics / Nigerian Union Rhythm Group, leader Abiodun Oki | "Rora Rora Majo Omo Pupa" / "Unity" [BB 3888/BB 3889] {* re-issue of 1399} [1966] | ||||||
1613 | Eddie Lamptey and His People's Band | "Remember" / "Efie Ayeyie" [SJ3959/ ][1966] | ||||||
1614 | Gay Emma, Frank Stafford Trio | "Starshine" / "Little Circles" [SJ3969/SJ3970] | ||||||
1615 | Beryl & Jane, Frank Stafford Trio | "On A Day Like This" / "Thank You Lord" [MEL3987/MEL3988] | ||||||
1616 | Louis Jordan With The Chris Barber Band | "Is She Is Or Is She Ain't Your Baby?" / "50 Cents" [SJ3975/SJ3976] |
Louis Jordan (alto sax, vocals) | |||||
1617 | Johnny Webb, Bill Shepherd Orchestra & Chorus | "Hold Back The Dawn" /"Travellin' Man" [SJ 45/4016/ SJ 45/4017 ] (1967) | ||||||
1618 | Costas Coutrouzas and Mara Liz | "Viati Agapi Me Ponas" / "Manoli Dedes - Penies Toy Manoli" [SJ 45/4011/ SJ 45/4012] | ||||||
1619 | ||||||||
1620 | Christine Evans | "I'm Gonna Tell Tony" / "Someone In Love" [45-171 / 45-172] [1967] | ||||||
1680 | Tunde Nightingale And His Highlife Boys | "Alapama Sise" /"Ajo Kodabilile" [DA6001/DA6002] (1969) | ||||||
1681 | Tunde Nightingale And His Highlife Boys | "Kole Si Se" / "Agbogun Gboro" [DA6003/DA6004] (1969) | ||||||
1682 | Tunde Nightingale And His Highlife Boys | "Ayaie Akamara" / "Yambons Kelele" [DA6005/DA6006] (1968) |
In 1968, Nightingale was contracted for a tour of Europe for four months. | |||||
1683 | ||||||||
1684 | Ambrose Campbell & All Stars | "Hey Jude" / "Ob-La-Di" [45/MEL1684A /45/MEL1684B] [1969] | Translated into Youba by Ambrose Campbell. |
MELODISC Calypso label ; produced for Butlins Holiday Camps ; Overseas releases and Melodisc Jewish label
Number | Artist | Titles | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
CAL 1 | Lord Beginner , Calypso Rhythm Kings | Cricket, Lovely Cricket (Victory Test Match Calypso) / Sergeant Brown [45/CAL1-A/45/CAL1-B] | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1133. |
CAL 2 | Lord Kitchener, Vincent Street Six / Lord Kitchener , Fitzroy Coleman Band | Kitch / Rebound Wife [MEL 45/1160/A / MEL 45/1160/B | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1160. |
CAL 3 | Lord Kitchener ,Fitzroy Coleman's Sunny Boys | Muriel And The Bug / Norma And The Yankee [DA 45/2017 / DA 45/2019 ] | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1250. |
CAL 4 | Lord Kitchener , Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | Kitch Take It Easy / Redhead [45/DA2032/45/DA2033] | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1253. |
CAL 5 | Lord Kitchener , Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | Drink A Rum / Your Wife And My Wife [CAL5A / CAL5B ] | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1254.Pale blue label |
CAL 6 | Lord Kitchener ,Fitzroy Coleman's Trinidad Ragers | Too Late Kitch / Saxophone Number Two | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1271. |
CAL 7 | Lord Kitchener, Caribbean Calypso Boys | Wife And Mother / Mango Tree (DA 45/2054/ DA 45/2127) | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1290. |
CAL 8 | The Charmer with The Johnny McCleverty Calypso Boys / Ricardo Rico | Stone Cold Man / Bailen Merengue | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1340. |
CAL 9 | The Charmer with Johnny McCleverty Calypso Boys / The Charmer with Eric Hayden, Gulf Stream Calypso Band | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1353 . | |
CAL 10 | Lord Kitchener and his Calypso All-Stars | Kitch Mambo Calypso / Ghana | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1349. |
CAL 11 | Lord Kitchener , Fitzroy Coleman Band | Life Begins At Forty / Short Skirts [MEL 45/1400A / MEL 45/1400B} | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1400 / Melodisc 1380 |
CAL 12 | Lord Kitchener and His Calypso All Stars | Romeo / Kitch Calypso Medley | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1401. |
CAL 13 | Hermanos Deniz Cuban Rhythm Band | Let's Go Calypso / Mambo Hoo | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1412. |
CAL 14 | Lord Kitchener r, Rupert Nurse Caribbean Band | Federation / Alfonso In Town | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1430. |
CAL 15 | The Sparrow , Caribbean All Stars / Billy Moore, Four Lords And Caribbean All Stars | Leading Calypsonians / Love Is Everywhere [Apr58/Apr79] | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1447 |
CAL 16 | Lord Melody, The Four Lords , Caribbean All Stars | Do-Able / Happy Holiday [APR69/APR77] | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1474. |
CAL 17 | The Sparrow, Caribbean All Stars | Clara Honey Bunch / Family Size Cakes [45/APR56/ 45/APR59] | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1475. |
CAL 18 | The Sparrow, Caribbean All Star Band/Lord Melody, Caribbean All Star Band/ | Goaty /I Confess 45/APR57 /45/APR83] | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1491. |
CAL 19 | Lord Kitchener | Black Pudding / Piccadilly Folk | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1498. |
CAL 20 | Talbot Brothers | Bloodshot Eyes / She's Got Freckles | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1507. |
CAL 21 | Lord Kitchener | Come Back In The Morning / If You're Brown | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1531. |
CAL 22 | Lord Kitchener , Rupert Nurse Band | Jamaica Turkey / Edna What You Want | 78 rpm single Melodisc 1577. |
CAL 23 | Lord Kitchener | Carnival / More Rice [SJ 45/3135/ SJ 45/3136] | |
Melodisc MEL5004 | Brewster Hughes & The Nigerian Union Rhythm Group | So So Bobo Deen | Released in West Africa. |
Melodisc SP2 | Ambrose Adekoya Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers | "Sele da Asa" / "Emi Wa Wa Lowo Re" [Mel.172 / Mel.74] | Made in 1951; 10in, 78rpm. Released in West Africa. |
Melodisc HI-1 | West African Rhythm Brothers, Abiodun Oke | "Calabar-o" / "Y.B Club" [DA2382 /DA2383] | Abiodun Oke: vocals. Released in West Africa. |
5001 | Pesachke Burstein | "Bei Goyim Hut Men Mazel" (We're Out Of Luck)/ "Shyka Fifer" (Whistling Genius) O.427 / O.428 | Jewish Series |
5002 | Dave Cash / Ich Dank Dir Gott | "Arain Arois" / "As Ich Hob Es Nicht" [MEL0465 / MEL0466] | Jewish Series |
5003 | Aaron Lebedoff | "Roumania Roumania" (2 Parts) [A300 / A301] | Banner Records. Jewish Series |
5004 | Moshie Oyster, Sam Madoff Orchestra | "Dus Keshniver Shtickele" / "Greena Bletter" [Mel A324/Mel A325] | Banner Records. Jewish Series |
5006 | Benny Bell and his music | "Celebration Fraylech" / "Wedding Waltz" [1332B / 390B] | Jewish Series |
5011 | Henri Gerro | "Ich Will Nicht Sein Kein Rebbe" / "Siz Mir Woil" [LS.77 /LS.118] | Jewish Series |
5018 | Benny Bell | "Benny Bell Blesses A Bride" / "Misfortune What Do You Want?" | Jewish Series |
EPs
Number | Artist | Titles | Notes |
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EPM7-51 | Sidney Bechet With Humphrey Lyttelton And His Band | "Who's Sorry Now?"; "Sleepy Time Down South"; "I Told You Once, I Told You Twice"; "Georgia" | |
EPM7-52 | Bunk Johnson With Ernestine Washington | "Where Could I Go But To The Lord?"; "God's Amazing Grace"; "Does Jesus Care"; "The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow" | Jazz band. Sister Ernestine B Washington (vocals) |
EPM7-53 | Christie Brothers Stompers | "All of Me"; "East End Blues"; "Them There Eyes"; "'S Wonderful" | |
EPM7-54 | TIto Rodrigues Orchestra / Sonny Rossi Mambo Orchestra | "Mambo Time " ; "Mambo San Juan" ; "Virgin Isle Mambo" ; "Dansero" ; "Sing Sing (Mambo)" | |
EPM7-55 | Lizzie Miles | Ace In The Hole: "Ace In The Hole"; "I Cried for You"; "Careless Love"; "Basin Street Blues" | |
EPM7-56 | Tony Parenti And His Basin Street Quartet | "I Use To Love You"; "Cecilia"; "Louisiana"; "Baby, Won't You Please Come Home" | Sleeve credits "Tony Parenti And His Basin Street Quartet", label "Tony Parenti And His New Orleans Quartet". Tony Parenti , clarinet , Armand Hug , piano , Chink Martin , string bass , tuba , Abbie Brunies ,drums |
EPM7-57 | Armand Hug Quartet | "I'm Sorry I Made You Cry"; "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone"; "Singing The Blues"; "Alice Blue Gown" | Armand Hug , piano , Chink Martin , string bass , Abbie Brunies ,drums , Harry shields , clarinet |
EPM7-58: Eddie Calvert Plays Latin American | Eddie Calvert And His Rumba Band | "Miserlou; "Hora Samba"; "Gypsy Lullaby"; "Son Mambo" | |
EPM7-59 | The Crane River Jazz Band Featuring Ken Colyer | "Eh La Bas"; "Just A Closer Walk With Thee"; "Dauphin Street Blues"; "Just A Little While To Stay Here" | |
EPM7-60 | Raymond Burke And His New Orleans Jazz Band | "Over The Waves"; "Blues For Joe"; "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?"; "Sundown" | |
EPM7-61 | The Lennie Lewis Five | "Modern Party Sound" | |
EPM7-62 | Muggsy Spanier With Sidney Bechet | Bechet-Spanier Big Four: "China Boy"; "Four or Five Times"; "Squeeze Me"; "Sweet Sue", "Just You" | |
EPM7-63 | Leadbelly | "How Long Blues"; "Good Morning blues"; "Good Night, Irene"; "Ain't You Glad?" | |
EPM7-64: The Folk Songs of John Runge | John Runge | "Old Daddy Fox"; "Come Again, Sweet Love"; "Man is For The Woman Made" / "Foggy Dew"; "Soldier, Soldier"; "Have You Seen But A White Lily Grown" | |
EPM7-65: Big Bill Blues | Big Bill Broonzy | "Keep Your Hands Off"; "Stump Blues"; "Five Foot Seven"; "Plough Hand Blues" | |
EPM7-66 | Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five | Rock and Roll "I Seen What'cha Done"; "Whisky Do Your Stuff"; "Messy Bessy"; "Dad Gum Ya Hide, Boy" | |
EPM7-67: Calypso Time | Lord Kitchener & his Calypso All Stars / Lord Kitchener, Fitzoy Coleman Band / Sterling Bettancourt, Wizard of the Ping Pong with Russell Henderson Steel Band / The Mighty Terror, The Rupert Nurse Calypso Band | "Kitch's Mambo Calypso" / "Muriel and the Bug" / "Ping Pong Samba" / "Chinese Children" | |
EPM7-68 | Bechet-Spanier in New York / Bechet-Lyttelton in London: Bechet-Spanier Big Four / Sidney Bechet With Humphrey Lyttelton And His Band | "If I Could Be With You"; "That's A Plenty"; "Some Of These Days"; "Black And Blue" | |
EPM7-69: Beryl Sings, Fatty Plays | Beryl Bryden and Fatty George's Jazz Band | "Beale Street Blues"; "Frankie and Johnny"; "Old Man Mose" ; "Doctor Jazz"; "West End Blues"; "Kitchen Man" |
Fatty George (clarinet) |
EPM7-70: The Origins of Traditional Jazz | George Webb's Dixielanders | "Dippermouth Blues"; "Riverside Blues"; "New Orleans Bop Scop Blues"; "Come Back, Sweet Papa" | |
EPM7-71 | Cy Laurie Jazz Band | "You Made Me Love You"; "Dippermouth Blues"; "Lonesome Blues" | |
EPM7-72 | Soho Skiffle Group | "Streamline Train"; "Frankie and Johnny"; "I shall not be moved"; "Give me a big fat woman" | |
EPM7-73 | Wally Peterson | "Twelve Minutes with Wally Peterson " ; "Summertime in Venice "; ? ;" Little Boy Fishing" ; 'The Surrey with the fringe on top" | |
EPM7-74 | Rosita Rosano | A Little Bit of Spice: "Admiral's Daughter"; "Cutest Little Dinghy"; "Down in the Indies"; "Pull Down the Shade, Marie" | |
EPM7-75: Jazz-Calypso With The Caribbean Swing Band | Caribbean Swing Band | "I Remember April"; "Jor Dhu"; "Salt Lane Girl"; "Linstead Market" | Led by Chris O'Brien. |
EPM7-76 | Dick Charlesworth Jazz Band | Clubland Jazz: "Marie"; "Canal Street Blues"; "That’s When I’ll Come Back to You"; "Creole Song" | |
EPM7-77: The Music of Huddie Ledbetter | Leadbelly | "Rock Island Line"; "On a Monday"; "Old Riley"; "John Henry" | |
EPM7-78: A Tribute To Leadbelly | Pete Seeger | "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine"; "In The Evening"; "Go Down, Old Hannah"; "Winnsboro' Cotton Blues" | |
EPM7-79: In Meringue Mood | Sidney Bechet | "Mayette Meringue"; "Souls Les Palmiers"; "Magic Island Meringue"; "Tropical Mood Rhumba" | |
EPM7-80: Drum Solos | "Baby" Dodds | "Maryland"; "Tom-Tom Work Out"; "Spooky Drums"; "Rudiments With Drumstick Nerve-Beat" | |
EPM7-81 | Cy Laurie Jazz Band | "Weeping"; [unrecognized] / "Bow Tie Breakdown" / "Cootie Stomp" | |
EPM7-82: Blues By Leadbelly | Leadbelly | "See See Rider"; "Pig Meat"; "TB Blues"; "Man Going Around Taking Names" | Leadbelly sings and talks about the blues. |
EPM7-83: Me and Sonny | Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee | "Me and my dog", Terry; "Secret moto blues", Terry; "Silver fox chase", McGhee; "South Bound Express", McGhee | |
EPM7-84: Woody Guthrie Sings | Woody Guthrie | "'Ranger's Command"; "Hard Ain't It Hard"; "Ain't Gonna Be Treated This A-Way"; "Buffalo Skinners" | |
EPM7-85: Woody Guthrie Sings | Woody Guthrie | "Worried Man Blues"; "Poor Boy"; "Gypsy Davy"; "More Pretty Girls Than One" | |
EPM7-86 | Various Artists (Cuban Cha Cha Orchestras) | Let's Dance The Cha Cha Cha ; Cojele Bien El Compas; Rhumba En Cha Cha Cha; Cuban Trolly Cha Cha Cha; Cha Cha Majesty | |
EPM7-87: Party Songs And Plays By Leadbelly | Leadbelly | "Christmas Song"; "Ha Ha This-A-Way"; "Little Sally Walker"; "Red Bird" | |
EPM7-88: Alan Lomax Sings Songs From Texas | Alan Lomax | "Ain' No Mo' Cane On This Brazis"; "Long Summer Day"; "I'm A Rambler And A Gambler"; "The Red River Shore" | Alan Lomax (vocals and guitar) Guy Caravan, banjo John Cole, harmonica |
EPM7-89 | Cy Laurie Jazz Band | "Old Miss Rag"; "Memphis Shake"; "Froggie Moore Rag" | |
EPM7-90: West African Highlife Bands | Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers, Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band, West African Rhythm Brothers, Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra | "Nejugbe"; - "Gbonimao"; "Ominira"; "Iwa Lewa" | Abiodun Oke (vocals) |
EPM7-91: Woody Guthrie Sings | Woody Guthrie | "Hey Lolly Lolly"; "Lonesome Day"; "John Henry"; "Pretty Boy Floyd" | |
EPM7-92 | Gabor Radics and his Family Orchestra Wandering Gypsies | "Gypsy Serenade"; "Roumanian Medley"; "Czardas Sentimentale"; "Moldavian Dances" | |
EPM7-93 | Mister Acker Bilk And His Paramount Jazz Band Volume 1 | "All The Girls (Like The Way I Walk)"; "Franklin Street Blues"; "Bye And Bye"; "St. Phillip Street Breakdown" | |
EPM7-94 | Mister Acker Bilk And His Paramount Jazz Band Volume 2 | "Goodnight, Sweet Prince"; "Breeze"; "Travelling Blues"; "East Coast Trot" | |
EPM7-95: Let's Dance The Merengue! | Enrique Aviles and his Orchestra | "Baila Meringue"; "Maria"; "Mayaguez"; "Meringue No. 1" | |
EPM7-96 | Les Perry And His Sequence Orchestra | "The Caledonians, Parts 1-3 "; "The Caledonians, Parts 4 and 5"; "Knights of the Thistle" | Volume 1 |
EPM7-97 | Les Perry And His Sequence Orchestra | "Imperial Waltz Quadrilles, Parts 1 And 2"; "Imperial Waltz Quadrilles, Parts 3 And 4"; "The Golden Valse" | Volume 2 |
EPM7-98 | Les Perry And His Sequence Orchestra | "Tango Engano"; "Bell Tango"; "When Day Is Done"; "The Call Of The Angelus" | Volume 3 |
EPM7-99 | Butlin's Square Dancers | "Virginia Reel"; "Soldier's Joy"; "Butlin's Reel"; "Rakes Of Mallow" | |
EPM7-100 Jazzin' International with Paddy Lightfoot | The Jazzopators | "Tinroof Blues"; "Royal Garden Blues"; "Little White Lies"; "Farewell Blues" | |
EPM7-101 | Mister Acker Bilk And His Paramount Jazz Band | "Gladiolus Rag"; "Darkness On The Delta"; "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"; "Careless Love" | Volume Three |
EPM7-102: Blue River Hoedown. Authentic Country and Western | Jim Eanes and Bill Clifton and the Dixie Mountain Boys | Jim Eanes "Road Walked by Fools" (Eanes); "Orchids of Love" (Eanes); "I'll wander back some day" (Clifton, Dixie Mountain Boys); "Corey" (Clifton, Dixie Mountain Boys) | |
EPM7-103 | Los Trovadores | "Ay Chevala"; "Campensina"; "Besame Morenita"; "Eco de mi Canto" | |
EPM7-104: Ragtimers Vol. 1 | Muggsy Spanier & Pee Wee Russell | "Muskogee Blues"; "Since my best girl turned me down"; "Red hot Mama"; "I'd climb the highest mountain" | |
EPM7-105: Jazz At It's Best | Ken Colyer, Christy Brothers Monty Sunshine, Pat Hawes With The Crane River Jazz Band | "Down By The River Side"; "Blanche Touquatoux"; "Black Cat"; "Creole Song" | |
EPM7-106 | Mr. Acker Bilk And His Paramount Jazz Band | "Shine"; "King Joe"; "Postman's Lament" | Volume Four |
EPM7-107: Boogie Woogie And Blues | Meade Lux Lewis | : "Glendale Glide"; "Boogie Tidal"; "Randini's Boogie"; "Yancey's Pride" | |
EPM7-108 | Art Tatum Trio | "Soft Winds"; "If I Had You"; "Sweet And Lovely"; "Fine And Dandy" | |
EPM7-109 | George Jones | Country Song Hits: "Why Baby Why"; "Play It Cool"; "You Gotta Be My Baby"; "Hold Everything" | |
EPM7-110 | Burl Ives | "The Blue Tail Fly"; "Henry Martin"; "Foggy Foggy Dew"; "The Sow Took The Measles"; "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" | |
EPM7-111 | Harry And Jeanie West | Southern Mountain Folk Songs: "The Soul Of Man"; "The Old Arm Chair"; "My Home Is Across The Blue Ridge Mountains"; "George Collins" | |
EPM7-112: Steve Benbow Sings English Folk Songs | Steve Benbow | "Turpin Hero"; "Go Down You Murderer, Go Down"; "The Ballad Of Little Musgrave And Lady Barnard"; "A Boy's Best Friend" | |
EPM7-113 | Inez Cavanagh and the Jazzopators | "Do You Know What It Means?"; "Sweet Lorraine"; "Whiskey Blues"; "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" | |
EPM7-114 | Sydney Bechet | "Sister Kate"; "Rosa Rhumba"; "Ba ba"; "Fidgety Feet" | |
EPM7-115: The Best Of Blue Grass | The Country Gentlemen, Buzz Busby, Williams Brothers, Bill Browning | "The Devil's Own" (Country Gentlemen); "Talking Banjo" (Busby); "Old Birmingham Jail" (Williams Brothers); "Country Strings" (Browning) | |
EPM7-116: Bob Wallis Meets Mr. Acker Bilk At The New Orleans Jam Session | Bob Wallis, Acker Bilk | "Do What Ory Say"; "In Gloryland"; "Running Wild" | |
EPM7-117: Cool Jazz With Joe | The Joe Harriott Quartet | "Summertime"; "April In Paris"; "Cherokee"; "Out Of Nowhere" | |
EPM7-118 | Isy Geiger and his Orchestra (with Sally Bazely and Dennis Sears) | Romantic Love Songs: "Let Us Make Love"; "Love is the Thing"; "Your Wish is My Wish";"Someone in Love" | |
EPM7-119 | |||
EPM7-120 | S.W. German Light Broadcasting Orchestra | "Dernier Cri ": "La Grande Folie (Polka)"; "Le Fiacre (Intermezzo)"; "Champagne Waltz (Intermezzo)"; "Costa Rica (Rhumba)" | Conducted by Willy Stech. |
EPM7-121 | Les Perry and His Sequence Orchestra | Vol. iv "Goodbye my love " (vocaliste : Kay Wilson);"Lamennto Argentino" /"Dubbio"; / "Twilight"; "Forbidden Fruit"; To see her is to love her" (vocalist :Don Rivers) (SE3240 /SE3241) .
Tango Quadrilles: "Forbidden Fruit" (vocalist :Don Rivers); "Twilight"; "San Luis"; "Bell" (SE3285 /SE3286) || Two releases ?? | |
EPM7-122 | Les Perry And His Sequence Orchestra | Vol. v | |
EPM7-123 | Les Perry And His Sequence Orchestra | "Oporto"; "Anina"; "The Light Horse"; "Masaryk" | Vol vi |
EPM7-124 | Les Perry And His Sequence Orchestra | "Lovely Morning"; "Evening Leisure"; "Imperial Britain"; "Liberia" | Vol vii |
EPM7-125: Billie Holiday Memorial Album | Billie Holiday | "Embraceable You"; "I Love My Man"; "As Time Goes By"; "I'm Yours" (April 1963) | |
EPM7-126 | Les Perry Old Time Orchestra | " The Lancers": "The Royal Hibernians" / "The Royal Hibernians" | Five unidentified Irish tunes - three on side one, two on side two. |
EPM7-127: Federation | Trinidad All Star Steel Band | ||
EPM7-128 Music From Oil Drums | Trinidad All Star Steel Band | "Tattle Tale"; "Maria" | |
EPM7-129 | |||
EPM7-130: Correct Tempo Old Time Dancing | Les Perry And His Sequence Orchestra | "My Favourite Things"; "Edelweiss"; "Laendler"; "Oldie Medley - Gold And Silver", "Sobra La Olas"; "The Latchford Schottische"; "The Gayford Scottische". | On sleeve artist is Les Perry and his Old Time Orchestra. |
MLSB 1: Swing Your Partner - Authentic American Square Dances | Butlin's American Square Dancers Danny Levan’s Tennessee Rakers, Butlins Chief Caller Wally Goodman | "Left Handed Indian Jig"; "Devil's Dream"; "Dip And Dive"; "Birdie In The Cage" |
LPs
10"
Number | Artist | Titles | Notes |
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MLP 500: Kitch, King Of Calypso Volume One | Lord Kitchener And His Calypso All Stars | "Wife And Mother"; "Red Head"; "My Wife's Nightie"; "Kitch Takes It Easy"; "Woman's Figure"; "Muriel & The Bug"; "Is Trouble"; "Too Late Kitch" | |
MLP 501: Wild Bill Davison, Volume 1 | Wild Bill Davison | "South"; "Wild Bill Blues"; "Goody Goody"; "When The Saints Go Marching In"; "Wolverine Blues"; "I Can't Give You Anything But Love"; "Everybody Stomp" | |
MLP 502: Jazz at Storyville | Johnny Windhurst, Vic Dickenson, Edmond Hall, George Wein, Johnny Field (bass), Jo Jones (drums) | "Struttin' With Some Barbecue"; "I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate"; "'S Wonderful"; "Sweet and Lovely" | Johnny Windhurst (trumpet) Vic Dickenson (trombone) Edmond Hall (clarinet) George Wein (piano) Johnny field (bass) Jo Jones (drums) |
MLP 503 | |||
MLP 504 | George Lewis's Rhythm Boys / Paul Barbarin's New Orleans Jazz Band | "Put on your old grey bonnet" (Barbarin); "Bourbon Street Parade" (Barbarin); "Walk Through The Streets Of" (Lewis); "I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate" (Barbarin); "Red wing" (Lewis); "Closer Walk With Thee" (Barbarin) | |
MLP 505: Playtime in Paris | Bill McGuffie Trio | "La Mer"; "C'est si bon"; "Boom!"; "Moulin Rouge"; "Louise"; "April In Paris"; "Clopin Clopant"; "There Was a Time" | Bill McGuffie (piano) Jack Collier (bass) Jock Cummings (drums) |
MLP 506: New Orleans Jazz | Papa Celestin and his New Orleans Band | "Down by the Riverside"; "When the Saints Go Marching In"; "Marie La Veau"; "Oh, Didn't He Ramble?" | |
MLP 507: Calypso Carnival | Lord Kitchener, George Brown, Eric Hayden, The Lion, The Charmer, Little Nora, The Mighty Terror, Tony Johnson | "Big Toe" (Kitchener); "Single Man" (Brown); "Give her the No.1" (Hayden); "Come punskie" (Lion); "Stone Cold Man" (Charmer); "(Don't Touch Me) Tomato" (Nora); "Chinese Children" (Terror); "Man Smart, Woman Smarter" (Johnson) | |
MLP 508: Contemporary Mood | Ginger Folorons Johnson and his Afro-Cuban Band | ||
MLP 509: He Like It, She Like It | George Browne Calypso Band and The Humming Birds | "Origin of Calypso"; "Mary Anne"; "Farewell to Jamaica"; "Fox"; "Day-O (Banana Boat Song)"; "He Like It, She Like It"; "I Do Adore Her"; "Rum and Coca Cola" | |
MLP 510: Kitch, King Of Calypso Volume Two | Lord Kitchener And His Calypso All Stars | "Excuse Me, Sandra"; "Life Begins At Forty"; "Kitch"; "Romeo"; "Marjorie's Flirtation"; "Rebound Wife"; "Nosey Mother-in Law"; "Short Skirts" | |
MLP 511: Leadbelly Memorial Album, volume 1 | Leadbelly, Sonny Terry, John Henry | "Rock Island Line"; "Goodnight, Irene"; "How Long, How Long Blues"; "On A Monday"; "Ol' Riley"; "Ain't You Glad"; "Good Morning Blues" | |
MLP 512 | Leadbelly Memorial Album, volume 2 | "Meeting at the Building; "Talking Preaching"; "We Shall Walk Through the Valley"; "Cow Cow Yicky Yicky Yea"; "Out on the Western Plains";" Fiddler's Dram"; "Yellow Gal"; "Green Corn"; "Noted Rider"; "Big fat woman"; "Burrow Love and Go"; "Bring Me L'il Water, Silvy"; "Julie and Johnson"; "Line 'em"; "Out on the Western Plains"; "Whole Back, Buck"; "John Hardy" | |
MLP 513 | |||
MLP 514 | Jazz Dance. | "Ballin' the Jack"; "Royal Garden Blues"; "When the Saints Go Marchin' In". | Jimmy Archey (trombone) Jimmy McPartland (trumpet), Pee Wee Russell (clarinet), Willie "The Lion" Smith (piano) Pops Foster (bass) George C. Wetttling (drums) Music from the Sound Track: "Jazz me blues". |
MLP 515 Leadbelly Memorial Album volume 3 | |||
MLP 516: Whoopin' the Blues | Sonny Terry | "Don't you hear me calling you"; "Silver fox chase"; "Worried and loneome blues"; "Greyhound bus station" /"She is a sweet woman"; "South bound express"; "You don't want me blues"; "Tell me little woman" | |
MLP 517: Party Songs by Leadbelly | Leadbelly | "More Yet"; "How old are you"; "Green grass growing all around"; "Skip to my Lou"; "It's almost day"; "Little children's blues"; "You can't lose me, Cholly"; "Little Sally Walker"; "Ha Ha this-a-way"; "Red bird"; "What are little boys made of"; "All for you"; "Polly Polly Polly Wee"; "How do you know?"; "Don't mind the weather"; "Skip to my Lou" | |
MLP 518: Authentic African Highlife Music | Ayinde Bakare & His Meranda Band, West African Rhythm Brothers, Adiodun Oke, Nat Atkins & His Crazy Bees, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group, Ambrose Campbell, Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band | "Iwa Lewa" (Bakare); "Calabar-o" (Rhythm Brothers, Oke); "Somojele" (Atkins); West African Rhythm Brothers, voc Adiodun Oke - "Eroya Kewawo" (Rhythm Brothers); "Ojitibi" (Nigerian Union); "Omo Laso" (Campbell, Rhythm Brothers); "Fedse" (Boi); "Y.B Club" (Rhythm Brothers, Oke); "Ghana" (Rhythm Brothers, Oke); "The late J K Randle" (Bakare) | Adiodun Oke (vocals) |
MLP 519: Famous West African Highlife Bands, volume 2 | Rans Boi’s Ghana Highlife Band, Nat Atkins And His Crazy Bees, Ambrose Campbell, West African Rhythm Brothers, Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra, Tommy Odueso's Akesan Highlifers, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group, Steve Rhodes, London Hi-Lifers | "Darling, don't say no" (Boi, Atkins); "Omo Laso" (Campbell, Rhythm Brothers); "Sebotimo" (Bakare); "Omo pupa" (Atkins); "Ibadan na pade" (Odueso); "Ojikolobo" (Nigerian Union); "Adurafunawonaboyun" (Campbell, Rhythm Brothers); "Ojurere" (Rhodes, Hi-Lifers) |
12"
Number | Artist | Titles | Notes |
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MLP 12-101: New Orleans Parade | George Lewis leading the Eureka Brass Band | "Sing on"; "West Lawn Dirge"; "Lady Be Good"; "Garlands of Flowers" | |
MLP 12-102: Music from Steel Drums. Authentic Trinidad Steel Bands | Brute Force Steel Band, Esso Steel Band | West Indies Serenade (Brute); "Mambo Jumbo" (Brute); "Ping Pong Bounce" (Brute); "Antigua Scenery" (Brute); "Song Of The Caribbean" (Brute); "Coconuts" (Brute); "Schubert's Serenade" (Esso); "Mambo Espaniol" (Esso); "Teena Come Back" (Esso); "Brown Skin Girl" (Esso); "Sageway Samba" (Esso); "La Comparsita" (Esso) | |
MLP 12-103: Merrick Farron Symphony Orchestra: Symphonic Variations On A Rock and Roll Theme | Merrick Farron Symphony Orchestra | "Symphonic Variations On A Rock 'N Roll Theme (Rock Around The Clock)"; "Symphonic Variations On A Rock 'N Roll Theme (Rock Around The Clock)" | |
MLP 12-104: Wandering Gypsies | Gabor Radics and his Family Orchestra | "Gypsy Serenade"; "Vienna Serenade"; "Forest Dance"; "Czardas Sentimentale"; "Roumanian Dance- Doina"; "Old Gypsy"; "Yablotchko-Kalitka"; "Song of the Volga Boatmen"; "Two Guitars- Dark Eyes"; "Troika - On the Black Sea"; "Moldavian Dances" | |
MLP 12-105: Bird At St. Nicks | Charlie Parker | "Ornithology"; "Too Many Girls", "I Didn't Know"; "I Cover the Waterfront"; "Embraceable You"; "I'm Free"; "Scrapple from the Apple"; "Now's the Time"; "Confirmation"; "Star Eyes"; "Hot House"; "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"; "Out of Nowhere"; "Visa"; "Embraceable You"; "I Didn't Know What Time it Was" | 1955, 15-track deep groove mono LP pressed on heavyweight vinyl with dark green & silver Melodisc labels. Tommy Potter (bass) Red Rodney (trumpet) Al Haig (piano) Roy Haynes (drums). Recorded 18 February 1950: |
MLP 12-106: Memorial To Woody Guthrie and Cisco Houston | Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston | "Take A Whiff On Me"; "Bad Lee Brown"; "The Golden Vanity"; "Cumberland Gap"; "Sourwood Mountain"; "Old Time Religion" / "Columbus Stockade"; "Johnny Hard"; "Foggy Mountain Top"; "Bury Me Beneath The Willow"; "Skip To My Lou"; "Ezekiel Saw The Wheel" | Also released as More Songs by Woody Guthrie and Cisco Houston |
MLP 12-107: Leadbelly | Leadbelly, Willie Smith, Brownie McGhee, Pops Foster, Sonny Terry | "Digging My Potatoes"; Leadbelly - "Leadbelly's Dance"; "You Don't Miss Your Water"; "Black Girl"; "Blind Lemon"; When The Sun Goes Down"; "Alberta" | Leadbelly (vocals/guitar) Willie Smith (piano) Brownie McGhee (guitar) Popos Foster (bass) Sonny Terry (harmonica) |
MLP 12-108: Ay Caramba! | Antobal's Cuban All Stars | "It's the Bururu"; "Mambo in F"; "I'm on my way"; "Have you seen my love?*"; "Cuban Capers"; "Keep away senores, keep away"; "Washerwoman"; "Ay Caramba Cha Cha*"; "An old balcony"; "Mambo habanero"; "Olele"; "Meet Bembo" | USA: London Records LL3056 |
MLP 12-109: Saga of Leadbelly | Leadbelly | "Grey Goose"; "Red Cross Store Blues"; "Ham and Eggs"; "Red River in the Pines"; "You Don't Miss Your Water"; "Blind Lemon"; "Leadbelly's Dance"; "In the evening when the sun goes down"; "Diggin' my potatoes"; "Alberta" | |
MLP 12-110: Music Of New Orleans, Volume 2 | Eureka Brass Band | "Panama"; "Trombonium"; "Just a Little While to Stay Here"; "Lord, Lord, Lord You Sure Be"; "Eternity"; "Maryland, My Maryland" | Members: Percy Humphrey, Willie Pajeaud & 'Kid Sheik' Cola (trumpets) Sonny Henry & Albert Warner (trombones) Ruben Roddy (alto saxophone) Emanuel Paul (tenor saxophone) Joseph Clark (tuba) Alfred Williams (snare drum) Robert Lewis (bass drum) |
MLP 12-111: Memorial Album | Billie Holiday | "Yesterdays"; "I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues"; "I'll Be Seeing You"; "I'll Get By"; "I Cover the Waterfront (song)|I Cover The Waterfront "; "Lover, Come Back to Me" / "Strange Fruit"; "She's Funny That Way"; "How Am I To Know"; "Fine And Mellow"; "My Old Flame"; "On The Sunny Side Of The Street" | |
MLP 12-112 | Bunk Johnson's Jazz Band, George Lewis | "Thriller Rag"; "When I Leave The World Behind"; "Weary Blues"; "Franklin Street Blues"; "Blue Bells Goodbye"; "Big Chief Battle Axe" / "Sobbin' Blues"; "Dusty Rag Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula"; "Shine"; "Sometimes My Burden Is So Hard To Bear"; "Sobbin' Blues No. 2" | |
MLP 12-113: Leadbelly's Last Sessions volume 1 | Leadbelly, Martha Ledbetter | Sides 1/2 : "I Was Standing In The Bottom"; "Yes, I'm Going Down In Louisiana"; "Ain't Going Down To The Well No More"; "Dick Ligger's Holler"; "Liza Jane"; "Dog Latin Song"; "Leavin' Blues"; "Go Down, Old Hannah"; "The Blue Tailed Fly"; "Nobody In This World Is Better Than Us"; "We're In The Same Boat, Brother"; "Looky, Looky Yonder"; "Jolly O' The Ransom"; "Old Ship Of ZionG"; "Bring Me A Little Water, Silvie"; "Mistreatin' Mamma"; "Black Betty"; "Ain't Going Down To The Well No More"/ "I'm Going Back Down In Louisiana"; "I Don't Know You, What Have I Done?"; "Rock Island Line"; "Old Man, Will Your Dog Catch A Rabbit?"; "Shorty George"; "Stewball"; "Bottle Up And Go"; "You Know I Got To Do It"; "Ain't It A Shame To Go Fishin' On Sunday"; "I Ain't Gonna Drink No More"; "My Lindy Lou"; "I'm Thinking Of A Friend"; "He Never Said A Mumbling Word"; "I Don't Want No More Army Life"; "In The World"; "I Want To Go Home" Sides 3/4 "Midnight Special"; "Boll Weevil Blues"; "Careless Love"; "Easy Rider"; "Cry for me"; "I Ain't Gonna Drink No More"; "Birmingham Jail"; "Ol' Riley"; "Julia and Johnson"; "It's tight like that"; "Four, five and nine"; "Good morning', babe"; "Jail House Blues"; "Well, you know i had to do it"; "Irene"; "Story of the 25 cent dude"; "How come you do me like you do, do, do ?"; "Hello Central. Give me long distance phone"; "The Hesitation Blues"; "I'll be down on the last bread wagon" |
UK release of the 1953 Folkways remastered recordings, originally made by Frederic Ramsey Jr in September 1948. |
MLP 12-114: Leadbelly's Last Sessions volume 2 | Leadbelly | Sides 1/ 2 : Sides 3/4 :"Spring Time in the Rockies"; "Chinatown"; "Rock Island Line"; "Backwater Blues"; "Sweet Mary"; "Irene"; "Easy Mr. Tom"; "In the evening when the sun goes down"; "I'm alone because I love you"; "House of the Rising Sun"; "Mary, don't you weep and don't you moan"; "Talk about Fannin' Street"; "Fannin' Street"; "Sugared Beer"; "Didn't Ol' John cross the water"; "Nobody knows you when you're down and out"; "Bully of the Town"; "Sweet Jenny Lee"; "Yellow Gal"; "He was the man"; "We're in the same boat, brother"; "Leavin' Blues" |
UK release of the 1953 Folkways remastered recordings, originally made by Frederic Ramsey Jr in September 1948. |
MLP 12-115: Whoopin' & Hollerin′ | Big Bill Broonzy, Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee & Woody Guthrie | "Keep Your Hands Off" (Broonzy); "Stump Blues" (Broonzy); "Plough Hand Blues" (Broonzy); "Five Feet Seven" (Broonzy); "You Don't Want Me Blues" (Terry); "Tell Me Little Woman" (Terry, McGhee); "Don't You Hear Me Calling You" (Terry); "Silver Fox Chase" (Terry, Guthrie); "Worried And Lonesome Blues" (Terry, Guthrie); "Greyhound Bus Station" (Terry, McGhee); "She Is A Sweet Woman" (Terry, Guthrie); "South Bound Express" (Terry, Guthrie) | |
MLP 12-115: Banjo in the hills: 16 great mountain songs by all star artists | Rusty York, Willard Hale, Bill Clifton, Jim and Jesse, Stanley Brothers, Carl Story, Jim Eanes, Country Gentlemen, Kentucky Travellers | "Banjo breakdown" (York and Hale); "Flowers from the hillside" (Cliffton); "Hard-hearted" (Jim and Jesse); "Gonna Paint the Town" (Stanley Brothers); "Cedar Grove" (Cliffton); "Blue Sunday" (Eanes); "That Happy Night" (Stanley Brothers); "Life's Evening Sun" (Story); "Banjo in the Hills" (Stanley Brothers); "Road Walked by Fools" (Eanes); "Don't Do It" (York and Hale); "Little White Washed Chimney" (Clifton); "Orange Blossom Fiddle" (Country Gentlemen); "Old Kentucky Hills" (Kentucky Travellers); "Take Back the Heart" (Clifton) | |
MLP 12-116: Fiddlin' Country Style. Famous C & W Bands and Vocalists | Tommy Hill's String Band, Allen Shelton, Jim Eanes, Ken Clark, Don Anthony, The Country Gentlemen, Tommy Jackson, Harry Choates, Roy Russell, Big Tiger and his String Fiddle, Slim Cox, Wally Traugott, Bill Wimberley and his Band | "Fiddler's Love" (Hill); "Dine-e-o" (Shelton and Eanes); "Blue-grass Swing" (Clark and Anthony); "Orange Blossom Fiddle" (Country Gentlemen); "Fiddler's Prayer" (Hill); "Fiddlin' Joe" (Jackson); "Twin Fiddle Waltz" (Hill); "Chubby's Run" (Clark and Anthony); "Round town gals" (Eanes and Russell); "Daisies" (Hill); "Drag That Fiddle" (Choates); "Sparta Waltz" (Big Tiger); "Mocking Bird Special" (Cox); "Snowflake" (Traugott); "Swing Fiddle Rag" (Wimberley); "Ramblers Ride" (Clark and Anthony) | |
MLP 12-117: Preachin', Prayin', Shoutin' & Singin' Gospel' | Carl Story, Lewis Family, Sunshine Boys, Southland Trio | "Satisfied"; "Shout and Shine"; "The Old Gospel Ship"; "Angel Band"; "I Saw the Light"; "Were You There?"; "Lights in the Valley"; "Who Will Sing For Me?"; "Let the Church Roll On"; "A Beautiful City"; "Lead Me"; "Insurance"; "Got to Cross Jordan"; "The Church Back Home"; "He Knew Just What to Do"; "I'm Ready to Go" | |
MLP 12-118: Mountain Song Favourites | Stanley Brothers, The Clinch Mountain Boys | "Ridin' that midnite train"; "Another night"; "Beneath the maple"; "Ralph's banjo special"; "Gonna paint the town"; "Trust each other"; "Highway of regret"; "A little at a time"; "Choo choo comin'"; "Holiday pickin'"; "Carolina mountain home"; "That happy night" | |
MLP 12-119: All Time country Music Great | Cowboy Copas | "Alabam"; "Pretty Diamonds"; "I'm A Slave To You"; "I Can"; "Black Cloud Risin'"; "Wings of the Great Speckled Bird"; "South Pacific Shore"; "Waltzing' With Sin"; "Dreaming"; "Pickin' The Blues"; "Mom and Dad's Affair"; "The Purple Robe" | |
MLP 12-120: Singin' Time Down South | The Lewis Family | "Carry On"; "You Can't Do Wrong"; "Help Me Understand"; "Jesus Is My King"; "I Do Believe"; "A Beautiful City"; "Wait A Little Longer Please Jesus"; "At The End Of My Journey" // "Just One Rose"; "He's Got The Whole World In His Hands"; "Hide You In The Blood"; "I'm Not Alone"; "I Shall Not Be Moved"; "I See Jesus"; "My Closest Kin"; "To Get My Reward" | |
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MLP 12-122: Sacred Songs from the Hills | The Stanley Brothers, The Clinch Mountain Boys | "Gathering Flowers for the Master's Bouquet"; "In Heaven We'll Never Grow Old"; "Praise The Lord (I Saw The Light)"; "Where We'll Never Die"; "The Darkest Hour is Just Before Dawn"; "Let Me Hide Myself In Thee (Rock Of Ages)" / "Let the Church Roll On"; "Rank Strangers"; "I'm Ready to Go"; "Mother No Longer Awaits Me at Home"; "A Few More Seasons"; "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" | |
MLP 12-123: Hymns Sacred, Gospel Songs | Don Reno, Red Smiley & the Tennessee Cutups | "In The Garden"; "He Will Set Your Fields On Fire"; "I'll Meet You In The Morning"; "Jesus Will Save Your Soul"; "I Need The Prayers"; "The Lord's Last Supper" / "Whispering Hope"; "The Arm Of God"; "You Never Mentioned Him To Me"; "I Feel Like Travelling On"; "Mother's Only Sleeping"; "Little Country Preacher" | |
MLP 12-124: All Star West Indian Steel Bands - Music From Oil Drums | Antigua Steel Band, Steel Band Welcome, Casablanca Serenade | "The Bells of St. Mary"; "Ugly Woman"; "Crushy" | |
MLP 12-125: Tropical Rhythms Of Jamaica | Luther Williams & His Orchestra | "Tequila Mambo"; "Seven Bells"; "Arawak Cha Cha"; "Merengue For Mary"; "Reincarnation"; "Love Me Tender"; "Cha Cha in Jazz"; "Water Melon"; "Merengue Over Jordan"; "Cha Cha For Chuck"; "Shake Señora"; "Oink Oink Mambo" | |
MLP 12-126: Dixieland Horn | Max Kaminsky, Eddie Condon | "Love Nest"; "Back in Your Own Back Yard"; "Fidgety Feet"; "All the wrongs you've Done to Me"; "Don't Leave Me Daddy"; "Eccentric"; "Everybody Loves My Baby"; "Rose room"; "Mandy, Make up your Mind"; "You Can't Cheat a Cheater"; ""Singing the Blues"; "Guess Who's in Town" | |
MLP 12-127: Mild & Wild | Wild Bill Davison & His Commodores | "That's A Plenty"; "Baby Won't You Please Come Home"; "Clarinet Marmalade"; "I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance"; "I'm Coming Virginia"; "At The Jazz Band Ball", "Panama"; "Confessin'"; "Riverboat Shuffle"; "Wabash Blues"; "Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams"; "High Society" | |
MLP 12-128: A Folk Evening With George Browne | George Browne | "Shango"; "Liza"; "Yellow Bird"; "Cricket"; "Heaven Is So High"; "Tu Tu Maramba"; "La Firolera"; "Long Way From Home"; "Hava Nagela"; "Unemployment Compensation Blues"; "Jordan River"; "Immigration Blues"; "Still Still"; "Never Wed An Old Man"; "Four Nights Drunk"; "Who Will Deliver Me" | |
MLP 12-129: Calypsos Too Hot To Handle | Lord Kitchener | "Wife & Mother"; "Red Head"; "My Wife's Nightie"; "Kitch Take It Easy"; "Piccadilly Folk"; "Alphonso In Town" // "Woman's Figure"; "Muriel & The Bug"; "Is Trouble"; "Too Late Kitch"; "January Girls"; "Old Lady Take A Walk" | |
MLPBS 12-129: Kitch - King Of Calypso (First Course) | Lord Kitchener | "A Drink A Rum"; "Wife And Mother"; "Red Head"; "My Wife's Nightie"; "Kitch Take It Easy"; "Woman's Figure" //"Elsie's River"; "Muriel And the Bug"; "Is Trouble"; "Too Late Kitch"; "Jamaican Turkey"; "Carnival" | |
MLP 12-130: Calypsos Too Hot To Handle Volume 2 | Lord Kitchener | "Excuse Me Sandra"; "Life Begins At Forty"; "Kitch"; "Romeo"; "White & Black"; "Rhumba Anna" // "Marjorie's Flirtation"; "Rebound Wife"; "Nosey Mother In Law"; "Short Skirts"; "Mamie Water"; "Black Puddin" | |
MLP 12-131: Great African Highlife Music | Nigerian Union Rhythm Bnad, Ambrose Campbell * His West African Rhythm Brothers, Nat Atkins and His Crazy Bees, Flash Domincii and the Fabulous Supersonics | Nigerian Union Rhythm Band - "Unity" (Nigerian Union); "Oba Adele" (Campbell); "Iwa D'arekere" (Campbell); "Togootigiri" (Atkins); Nat Atkins & His Crazy Bees - "Sumongole" (Atkins); "The Memorial Of Chief J.K. Randle" (Nigerian Union); "Iwa Ika Ti Beda Je" (Domincii); "Fija F'Olorun Ja" (Domincii); "Iwin Nla Pade Wa" (Domincii); "Eso Eso N'igbin Ma Ngunda" (Domincii); "Ki Dide" (Domincii); "Rora Rora Ma Jo Omo Pupa" (Domincii) | |
MLP 12-132: Don't Touch My Nylons | Marie Bryant | "Mary Had A Little Lamb"; "Chi Chi Boom"; "Too Much (Isn't Good For You)"; "Noisy Springs"; "Water Melon"; "Don't Touch My Nylons"; "Sixty Minute Man"; "Suede Shoes Calypso"; "(Don't touch me) Tomato"; "Little Boy" | |
MLP 12-133: Ram Blues & Soul | Ram John Holder | "I Know What It's All About" / "Nottinghill Eviction Blues" / "Baby Don't You Forget Me" / "Just Across The River" / "Ramblues" / "Peace In The Valley" // "Well Oh Well" / "Greenwich Village Blues" / "It Won't Be Long" / "I'm No Stranger" / "Together On This Road" / "Early In The Morning" | |
MLP 12-134: Great African Highlife Music Volume 2 | Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra, West African Rhythm Brothers and Abiodun Oke, Nat Atkins and his Crazy Bees, Nigerian Union Rhythm Group, T. Odeuso's Akesan Highlifers, Rans Boi & His African Highlife Band | "Iwa Lewa" (Bakare); "Calabar-o" (Rhythm Brothers); "Somojele" (Atkins); "Eroya" (Rhythm Brothers); "Ojitibi" (Nigerian Union); "Ibadan Ni Pade" (Odeuso); "Ojikolubo" (Nigerian Union); "Adura Fun Awon Aboyun" (Bakare); "Darling Don't Say No" (Atkins); "Omo Laso" (Rhythm Brothers); "Sebotimo" (Bakare); "Ominira" (Rhythm Brothers); "Fedse" (Boi); "Y.B. Club" (Rhythm Brothers); "The Late J.K. Randle" (Bakare) | |
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MLP 12-137: Your Holiday In Malta | Charles Camilleri | ||
MLP 12-138: Merry Christmas Caribbean Style | Caribbean Rhythm Kings | "Let The Children Sing"; "Three Riders"; "Mary's Boy Child"; "The Virgin Mary"; "Jesus Emmanuel"; "Puerto Rican Carol"; "Little Jesus"; "It's Christmas Time Again"; "Paraguayan Carol"; "Silent Night"; "Coventry Carol"; "Christmas Morning Blues"; "Good King Wenceslas"; "O Little Town Of Bethlehem" | |
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MLPAS 12-140: Live the Highlife | Ayinde Bakare and his Meranda Orchestra | "Tribute to the late J.K. Randle"; "Eko Akete (Lagos Akete)"; "Adura Fun Awon Aboyun (Prayer for the Pregnant Women)"; "Ibikunle Alakija; Iwalewa (Your Manner is Your Beauty)"; "Ore Otito Osi (There's no true friend)"; "Mo b'eru Aiye (I fear the humanity)"; "Ile Aiye Ile Asan (Life is vanity upon vanity)"; "Agbola Ola Odunekan"; "Olabisi Arobieke"; "Akambi Balogun" | |
MLP 12-141: Highlife From Nigeria: "The Wind In A Frolic" | Brewster Hughes And His Highlifers | "Mosalasi Kura"; "Sweet Galilee"; "So So Bobo Deen"; "Asewo Eko"; "The Glory Of The Lord"; "Oratido Soso"; "Silhouette"; "Love Is So Blind"; "Sa Sa Kroma"; "Maria Joanna"; "The Little Grocer Man" | Guest artist Adetola Bashorun from the Nigerian Union Rhythm Group. |
MLPAS 12-142 | Tunde Nightingale and his Highlife Boys | "The Bird that Sings All the Night"; "Eyo Beat"; "The Boy is Good"; "Kendy-Mama"; "Yaya Olunrete"; "La Paloma"; "Omo Lafiaji"; "Deady Body Never Smokey"; "O Lo Wo Nin Lara"; "Jennifer"; "Araba" | |
MLP 12-146: Calypso Carnival | Mighty Sparrow with The Ron Berridge Orchestra | "Mr. Walker"; "Wood In The Fire"; "Carnival In '68"; "Duncan"; "Jook For Jook" // "Jane"; "One Hand Man"; "Macco Man"; "Crazy Jam"; "Calypso Boogaloo" | The Ron Berridge Orchestra: Joe Alexander and Vasso DeFreitas (alto saxophones) Conrad Little (bass) Ricardo Brewster (drums) Earl Lezama, Gary Salandy (guitars) Ulric Sobian (organ) Edgar Fitzgerald (percussion) Collins Dennis (tenor saxophone) Jerry Cooper, Nev Oxley (trombones) Clem Berridge, Ron Berridge (trumpets) |
MLPS 12-149: Fattenin' Frogs For Snakes | Memphis Slim | "Messin' Around"; "One More Time"; "Fattenin' Frogs For Snakes"; "Ain't Nobody's Business"; "Help Me Some"; "Worried Life"; "Every Day"; "I Feel So Good"; "Angel Child"; "Blues In London" | 1965 UK 10-track stereo vinyl LP Melodisc recorded in London on 27 July 1960. "I Feel So Good" [Tribute To Big Bill] & Parts 1 & 2 of Blues In London. |
MLP 12-150: The Joe Harriott Quintet Swings High | Joe Harriott Quintet | "Tuesday Morning Swing"; "Time For Love"; "The Rake"; "Blues In C" // "Shepherd's Serenade"; "Polka Dots And Moonbeams"; "Strollin' South"; "Count Twelve". | Joe Harriott (alto saxophone) Coleridge Goode(bass) Phil Seaman(drums) Pat Smythe (piano) Stu Hamer (trumpet) Recorded 20 June 1967. |
MLP 12-151: The Exciting Music of Ravi Shankar | Ravi Shankar | Hema-Bihag, Malaya Marutam, Mishra-Mand (ragas) Shanta Prasad (tabla) Ravi Shankar (sitar) | |
MLP 12-152: A Night At The Taj | Ustad Vilayat Khan, Imrat Khan | Chandani Kedar, Chandani Kedar (ragas) Ustad Vilayat Khan (sitar) Ustad Imrat Khan (surbahar) Nizzamuddin (tabla) | |
SMLP 12-153: Cupid | Owen Gray | "Cupid"; "I Wanna Be Loved"; "Tennessee Waltz"; "Tree In The Meadow"; "Hi Hi Hi"; "Just Out Of Reach" //"I Think It's Gonna Work Out Fine"; "A Lover's Question"; "Hold Me Tight"; "Boys And Girls"; "Three Coins In A Fountain"; "La La La"; "The Great Pretender" | |
MLP 12-154: The Exciting Music of Ravi Shankar, Volume 2 | Ravi Shankar | "Bilampat"; "Drut" | Marwa, Hemant, Prach, Tilak Shyam, Sindhu Bhairavi, Nat Bhairo, Puriya Kalyan, Bhatiar, Hameer, Kirwani, Pancham Se Gara, Yaman Manj (ragas) Dhun (Benghali kirtan) Ravi Shankar (sitar) Pandit Chaturlal (tabla) |
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MLP 12-156: Sister Big Stuff | Prince Buster | "South Of The Border"; "Still"; "Protection"; "Why Not Tonight"; "Wish You A Picture"; "Sata Amasa Gana"; "Sister Big Stuff"; "Stand Accused"; "Bridge Over Trouble Water"; "Stick By Me"; "Young, Gifted & Black"; "Cool Operator" | |
MLP 12-157: Big 5 | Prince Buster | "Big 5"; "Kinky Griner"; "Leave Your Man"; "Give Her"; "Bald Head Pum Pum"; "At the Cross" / "Fishey Fishey"; "The Virgin"; "Black Pum Pum"; "Every Man Pum Pum"; "Tonight"; "Wash The Pum Pum" | |
MLP 12-158: Jamaica's Greatest | Dennis Brown, The Heptones, John Holt, Alton Ellis, Prince Buster, The Ethiopians | "One Day Soon" (Brown); "Our Day Will Come" (Heptones); "If I Had the World" (Holt); "News" (Holt); "Since I Fell For You" (Ellis); "Still" (Buster); "Mona Lisa" (Holt); "God Bless the Children" (Heptones); "If I Ruled the World" (Brown); "Good Loving" (Ellis); "My Happiness" (Buster and Ethiopians); "Protection" (Buster) | |
SMLP 12-160: Raga Parameshwari | Ravi Shankar | "Raga Parameshwari Alap, Vilambit Jor"; "Raga Parameshwari Madh And Drut Jor And Gat In Dhamar"; | Ravi Shankar (sitar) Alla Rakha (tabla) Ananda, Pranesh (tambura) |
MLP 12-161 | Padma Bhushan Pandit Ravi Shankar, Padma Bhushan Ustad Ahmedjan Thirakhwa | "Tabla" (Solo, Teental) (Thirakhwa); "Raga Behag" (Alap, Jod) (Shankar) / "Raga Behag" (Vilambit, Madhya-Laya, Gat In Teental) (Shankar and Thirakhwa) | |
MLP 12-170: John Holt – Greatest Hits | John Holt | "Get Ready"; "First Time"; "Oh Girl"; "For Your Love"; "My Love"; "Rain From The Skies"; "Close To Me"; "I'm Not A King"; "If I Ruled The World"; "Love (Version)" | |
SMLP 12-171: Naushad - The Messenger of Love | Naushad | "Memories"; "Song Of The Waves"; "Dream Ride In A Buggy"; "Broken Heart"; "The Messenger Of Love"; "Separation"; "Frustration"; "Morning In Banaras"; "Chikara"; "Reunion"; "Love Theme"; "Rape"; "Peacock Dance"; "Morning Of Hope" | |
SMLP 12-174: Sidney Bechet | Sidney Bechet | "Georgia"; "I Told You Once"; "Black & Blue"; "Some of These Days"; "When It's Sleeptime Down South"; "Who's Sorry Now?"; "Baba Rhumba" // "Mayette Meringue"; "Sous Les Palmiers"; "Magic Island Meringue"; "Tropical Mood Meringue"; "Sister Kate"; "Rosa Rhumba" | |
MLP 12-180: OK Fred | John Holt | "Come Dance With Me (Let's Dance)"; "My Eyes"; "Anywhere You Want To Go"; "Sad News"; "OK Fred"; "My Sweet Lord"; "Long and Winding Road"; "Holly Holy"; "Sometimes"; "Silently"; "Don't Leave"; "Be Wise" | |
MLP 12-190: Keep Your Eyes On Jesus | Ken Parker | "This World Is Not My Home"; "The Flowers, The Sunset, The Trees"; "Will The Circle Be Unbroken?"; "Lily Of The Valley"; "Teach Me How To Pray"; "Peace In The Valley" // "Oh! Where Shall I Be?"; "Across The Bridge"; "Telephone To Glory"; "Just A Closer Walk With Thee"; "He Sets Me Free"; "Keep Your Eyes On Jesus". | Produced by C. S. Dodd. |
MLP 12-191: John Holt & Friends | John Holt & Paragons | "My Satisfaction"; "Happy Go Lucky Girl"; "Wear You To The Ball"; "The Depth Of Love"; "Let's Build Our Dreams" / "Darling, I Need Your Loving"; "One More Bottle Of Beer"; "Have You Ever Been In Love"; "Change Your Style"; "Can't Get You Out Of My Mind" | Produced by C. S. Dodd. |
MLP 12-192: Battle Of The Giants | John Holt, Delroy Wilson, Alton Ellis, Dennis Brown, Horace Andy, Ken Boothe | "If It Don't Work Out" (Holt); "Money Lover" (Wilson); "The Picture Was You" (Ellis); "Something Bugging Me" (Brown); "Oh Lord, Why Lord?"; "Your Heart Gonna Pay" (Ellis); "A Love I Can Feel" (Holt); "Dancing Mood" (Wilson); "Thinking" (Boothe); "No Man Is An Island" (Brown); "Found Someone Of My Own" (Andy); "Richard Coury" (Boothe) | Produced by C. S. Dodd |
MLP 12-193: Sounds Of Young Jamaica (A Collection Of Original 12 Big Hits Vol. 1) | The Heptones, John Holt, The Cables, Alton Ellis, Delroy Wilson, The Wailers, The Gaylads | "I Hold The Handle" (Heptones);"I Am Your Man" (Heptones); "Stranger In Love" (Holt); "OK Fred" (Holt); "Baby Why" (Cables); "I'm Just A Guy" (Ellis); "One One" (Wilson); Alton Ellis - "I'm Still In Love" (Ellis); "One Love" (Wailers); "No Good Girl" (Gaylads); "Lady In The Red Dress" (Gaylads); "I Don't Need Your Love" (Wailers) | Produced by C. S. Dodd |
MLP 12-195: Classics To Calypso | The Barbados Steel Orchestra | "Toronto Mas"; "House Of The Rising Sun"; "Rico Serenade"; "Barbados My Island Of Dreams"; "Mrs Harriman"; "Eine Kleine Nachtmuzik (1st Movement)"; "Eine Kleine Nachtmuzik (3rd Movement)"; "Elisabethan Serenade"; "Something"; "Chow Chow Bambino" | |
MLP 12-198: Hit Parade Africain | Pierre Moutaouri, Orchestre Sinza, Franco, TP OK Jaxx, Trio Matamaros, Orchestre Les Rebelles, Jose Missamou, Les Bantous, Dieudos, Orchestre Les Noirs, Fidel Zizi, Orchestre Mando Negro, Chuza, Vicky, Orchestre Hi-Fives | "Mahoungou" (Moutaouri, Sinza); "Y E No. 1" (OK Jazz, Franco); "Manicero" (Missamou, Matamaros, Les Rebelles); "Macaro" (Missamou, Bantous); "Sikiya Sauce No. 1" (Dieudos, Les Noirs); "Yamba Yamba" (OK Jazz); "Massamba M J" (Zizi, Mando Negro); "Amin No. 1" (Chuza, Les Noirs); "Belina Mon Amour" (Vicky, Hi-Fives) | |
MLP 12-199: Lord Kitchener, King of Calypso. Calypsos Too Hot To Handle | Lord Kitchener | "Wife and Mother"; "Red Head"; "My Wife's Nightie"; "Kitch Take it Easy"; "Piccadilly Folk"; "Alphonso In Town"; "Don't Kiss Me Too Low"; "Woman's Figure"; "Muriel and The Bug"; "Is Trouble"; "Too Late, Kitch"; "January Girls"; "Old Lady Walk"; "Carnival" | |
MLP 12-200: Lord Kitchener, King of Calypso. Calypsos Too Hot To Handle | Lord Kitchener | "Excuse Me Sandra"; "Life Begins At 40"; "Kitch"; "Romeo"; "White And Black"; "Rhumba Anna"; "Drink-A-Rum"; "Marjorie's Flirtation" | |
MLP BS-201: Merengues From Cuba! | Enrique Aviles Y Son Orchestra | "Maria"; "Merenguiando"; "Sin Tambora"; "La Empaliza"; "Merenguesa Boriquen"; "La Mujer Puerto Riquena"; "Contigo" / "Baila Merengue"; "Mayaguez"; "Merengue No.1"; "Tarlatane Merengue"; "Conde Danse Merengue"; "Si Tu Nola Otra" | |
MLP BS-202: Les Bouzoukis De Mikis Theodorakis | Mikis Theodorakis and Maria Farandouri | "Sto Parathiri Stekossoun"; "Balanda Tou Andrikou"; "Myrtia"; "To Yelasto Pedi"; "Tou Mikou Voria"; "Apagoghi" / "Varka Sto Yalo"; "To Parathiro"; "Marina"; "Mana Mou Ke Panayia"; "Yitonia Ton Anghelon" | |
MLP BS-203: Balsara & His Singing Sitars | Balsara | "These Boots Are Made For Walking "; Puppet On A String"; "My Favourite Things"; "I Want To Hold Your Hand"; "Sugar Town"; "Edelweiss"; "Do-Re-Mi"; "If I Had a Hammer"; "Strangers In The Night"; "Tequila"; "Lemon Tree"; "Lara's Theme - Somewhere My Love" | |
MLP BS-204: The Cream of the Showbands - Songs of Freedom | "I'll tell my Ma"; "Kevin Barry"; "The Bould O'Donahue"; "The Jolly Tinker"; "Danny Boy"; "The Wild Colonial Boy"; "Katie Daley" // "March Hare"; "40 Shades of Green"; "Mountain Dew"; "Galway Bay"; "The Wild Irish Rover"; "Isle of Innisfree"; "The Holy Ground" | ||
MLP BS-206: Songs Of Love And Action | Edgar Samuel | "On board a Ninety-eight"; "Randall my son"; "The Faithful Maiden"; "O rare Turpin hero"; "Little Sir William"; "Down by the Sally Gardens"; "You're over the hill"; "Cupid's Garden"; "O Waly Waly" / "Sam Binnacle"; "O Foggy Dew"; "Greensleeves"; "Do not, O, do not prize thy beauty"; "Long, long the night"; "Smugglers Song"; "But o thy beauty"; "A wet sheet and a flowing sea"; "Farewell and Adieu" | |
MLP 12-216: Honeys | Bob Marley, The Wailers, The Skatalites, Burning Spear, Andy and Joey, Roland Alphonso, Jackie and Doreen, Don Drummond, Jackie Opel | "Simmer Down" (Marley, Wailers); "Salt Lane Gal" (Skatalites); "Long and Winding Road" (Burning Spear); "Wonder No More" (Andy and Joey); "Bongo Tango" (Alphonso); "Sucu Sucu" (Alphonso); "20-75" (Alphonso); "The Vow" (Jackie and Doreen); "How Many Times" (Marley, The Wailers); "Roll on, Sweet Don" (Drummond); "Foggy Road Version" (Burning Spear); "Go, Jimmy, Go" (Marley, Wailers) Alternatively: "Simmer Down" (Wailers); "Push Wood" (Opel); "Foggy Road" (Burning Spear); "Wonder No More" (Andy and Joey); "Bongo Tango" (Alphonso); "Sucu Sucu" (Alphonso); "20-75" (Alphonso); "The Vow" (Jackie and Doreen); "How Many Times" (Wailers); "Heaven And Earth" (Drummond); "Foggy Road version" (Burning Spear); "Go, Jimmy, Go" (Wailers) |
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MLP 12-217: 12 Carat Gold | The Eternals, Soul Brothers, Normal Frazer, The Heptones, The Paragons, Roland alphonso, The Tennors, Sound Specialists, Ken Parker, Bop & the Beltones, The Heptones | "Stars" (Eternals); "Sound Pressure" (Soul); "First Cut" (Frazer); "Love Won't Come Easy" (Heptones); "My Satisfaction" (Paragons); "Well Charge" (Alphonso); "Sweet Soul Ride" (Alphonso); "Pressure & Side" (Tennors); "Red Dub" (Specialists); "Choking Kind" (Parker); "Dancing Time" (Bop); "Why Did You Leave" (Heptones) | |
MLP 13-301: Jazz at the Philharmonic | "How High the Moon"; "Lady Be Good" | Joe Guy, Howard McGhee (trumpets) Willie Smith (alto sax) Illinois Jacquet, Charlie Ventura (tenor sax) Garland Finney (piano) Ulysses Livingston (guitar) Red Callender (bass) Gene Krupa (drums) Live "Philharmonic Auditorium", Los Angeles, CA, 12 February 1945. | |
MS 1: Prince Buster's Fabulous Greatest Hits | Prince Buster | "Earthquake"; "Texas Hold-Up"; "Freezing Up Orange Street"; "Free Love"; "Julie"; "Take It Easy"; "Judge Dread"; "Too Hot"; "Ghost Dance"; "Ten Commandments"; "Al Capone"; "Barrister Pardon" | |
MS 2: Prince Buster - Greatest Hits | Prince Buster | "Wash All Your Troubles Away"; "Hold Them"; "Shaking Up Orange Street"; "We Shall Overcome"; "Last Train To London"; "Time Longer Than Rope"; "I Feel The Spirit"; "Madness"; "Closer Together"; "They Got To Come"; "All Alone"; "Soul Of Africa" | |
MS 4: 15 Oldies But Goodies | Keith and Enid, Duke Reid's Group, Ruddy and Sketto, Bell's Group, A The Flames, The Folks Brothers, Derick Morgan, Buster All Stars, F.D. Long, Winston and Errol, The Prince, The Monarchs, Jamaica Greatest | "Worried Over You" (Kevin and Enid); "What Makes Honey" (Reid); "My Heart's Desire" (Ruddy and Sketto); "Kingston 13" (Bell); "Helena Darling" (Flames); "Carolina" (Folks); "Throw Them Away" (Morgan); "City Riot" (Buster); "Down Beat Burial" (Buster); "Got A New Girl" (Long); "South Virginia" (Buster); "Fay Is Gone" (Winston and Errol); "It's Burkes Law" (Jamaica Greatest); "Feel Up" (Prince); "Sauce & Tea" (Monarchs) | |
MS 6: Prince Buster- Tutti Frutti | Prince Buster | "Black Head Chinaman"; "Tongue Will Tell"; "Time Longer Than Rope"; "They Got To Come"; "Madness"; "Praise Without Raise" ; "Wash Wash"; "Enjoy Yourself"; "Belief Will Kill And Cure"; "Danny, Dane & Lorraine"; "Over and over"; "Creation" | |
MS 7: Prince Buster - The Message Dubwise | Prince Buster | "Swing Low"; "Sata A Miss Gana"; "Java Plus"; "The Message"; "Mississippi" / "Saladin"; "Why Am I Treated So Bad"; "Jet Black"; "Black Harlem"; "Big Youth" | |
MS 8: Chi Chi Run (with Friends) | Big Youth, John Holt, Prince Buster All Stars, Dennis Brown, Alton Ellis, Little Youth | "Chi Chi Run" (Holt and Big Youth); "Haft" (Buster); "Revolution Rock" (Buster and Big Youth); "Revolution Come" (Buster and Big Youth); "Leave Your Skeng" (Holt and Big Youth); "Miami Beach" (Buster); "Leggo Beast" (Holt and Big Youth); "Youth Rock" (Little Youth); "One Day Soon" (Brown); "If I Had The World" (Brown); "Boop" (Buster); "Since I Fell For You" (Ellis) | |
MS 10 (PB 10): The Original Golden Oldies Vol. 2 | Folk Brothers, Count Ossie Afro Combo, Eric Morris, Drumbago All Stars, Owen Gray, Bobby Aitken, Buster's Group, Raymond Harper, Bunny and Skitter, Derrick Morgan, Basil Gabbidon | "O Carolina" (Folk, Ossie); "Humpty Dumpty" (Morris, Drumbago); Millie Girl (Gray); "Never Never" (Aitken, Buster); "They Got to Come" (Buster); "Helena Gency Ten" (Buster); "African Blood" (Harper, Buster's Group); "Chubby #" (Bunny and Skitter); "Shake A Leg" (Morgan, Drumbago); "Money Can't Buy Life" (Morris); "War Paint" (Gabbidon, Buster); "Black Head Chinaman" (Buster) | Presented by Prince Buster Record Shack. |
MS 15: Swing Your Partner: Authentic American Square Dances | Butlin's American Square Dancers, Danny Levan’s Tennessee Rakers, Wally Goodman | Big Deal; Rakes of Mallow; "Ragtime Annie"; "Soldier's Joy"; "Left Handed Indian Jig"; "Devil's Dream"; "Split the Ring"; "Virginia Reel"; "Fall Back Six"; "Butlin Reel"; "Dip & Dive"; "Birdie in the Cage" | |
ML 8: Four Raga Moods | Ravi Shankar | "Ahir Lalit"; "Abhogi-kananda"; "Talik-shyam"; "Rasiya" | Gopi Mohan & Niren Roy (tampura) Ravi Shankar (sitar) Kanai Dutt (tabla) 2 discs |
ML 14: The Peaceful Music Of Ustad Ali Akbar Khan | Ustad Ali Akbar Khan | "Miyan Ki Todi"; "Zilla-Kafi" | Recorded in India about 1964 - sleeve note - released about 1971. |
Melodisc Afro-Cuban Collection GV2: Don Azpiazu & His Havana Casino Orchestra | Don Azpiazu & His Havana Casino Orchestra, Shake Keane & His Highlifers, Luiz Gonzaga, Sexteto Habanero, Desi Arnaz & His Orchestra, Los Magos Chucho Guillermo y José, Don Carlos & His Orchestra | "Peanut Vendor" (Azpiazu); "Babalu" (Azpiazu); "Chili Sauce" (Carlos); "El Aguacero" (Magos); "Baionga" (Keane); "Baiao" (Gonzaga); "India Inglesa" (Habanero); "Tico Tico" (Arnaz); "Mi Cafetal" (Magos); "Brazil" (Arnaz) [possibly]; "Romantica Mujer" (Habanero); "Maria Cristina" (Carlos) | |
MLP 14-003 | The Flambeaux Steelband | "Red, Red Wine"; "I Can Feel It"; "Mas in Brooklyn"; "Shing-a-ling: Come into my life"; "Panoroia"; "Samba D'Orphee"; "Oh, Happy Day"; "Get Your Fella"; "Evil Ways"; "Medley from Hair" | Recorded at Chalk Farm Studios, London, in summer of 1971. Manufactured by Fungus Productions Ltd. |
SP-3001: Genius | The Mighty Sparrow | ||
SP-3002: Tattoo Woman | The Mighty Sparrow | ||
SP-3003: Slave | The Mighty Sparrow | ||
SP-3004: Calypso 1967 Top Ten | |||
SP-3005 | |||
SP-3006 Congo Man | Mighty Sparrow | "Congo Man"; "Solomon Out"; "Patsy"; "No Bacchannal"; "A Mother's Love"; "Get Outa Here"; "Well Spoken Moppers"; "Man Like to Feel"; "Steering Wheel"; "Elaine See de Moon" | Sleeve - HILARY SP-3006 , Labels Melodisc SP-3006. The vinyl is a UK pressing contained in a US style thick cardboard sleeve (Hilary SP 3006). There is a sticker on the front of the sleeve re-labelling it as Melodisc SP 3006 for the UK market. |
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