Sweet and low blues: big bands and early territory bands of the 1920's

Side 1: Yellen, J., Wall, P., Specht, P. Static strut (Erskine Tate's Vendome Orchestra)

Stevens, B. and Abrams, I. Symphonic raps (Carroll Dickerson and his orchestra)

Johnson, C. The boy in the boat (Charlie Johnson and his Paradise Orchestra)

Waller, F. That's how I feel today (Chocolate Dandies)

Smith, J. Sweet and low blues (Jabbo Smith and his Rhythm Aces)

Smith, J. Till times get better (Jabbo Smith and his Rhythm Aces)

Waller, F. and Razaf, A. Willow tree (Louisiana Sugar Babes)

Porter, C. What is this thing called love? (Leo Reisman and his orchestra)

Side 2: Stone, J. Starvation blues (Jesse Stone's Blues Serenaders)

Page, W. Blue devil blues (Walter Page's Blue Devils)

Basie, C. There's a squabblin' (Walter Page's Blue Devils)

Floyd, T. Dreamland blues I (Troy Floyd and his Plaza Hotel Orchestra)

Floyd, T. Dreamland blues II (Troy Floyd and his Plaza Hotel Orchestra)

Stone, J. Ruff scuffling (George E. Lee and his Kansas City Orchestra)

Madison, B. Black and blue rhapsody (Alphonso Trent and his orchestra)

Layton, T. and Creamer, H. After you've gone (Alphonso Trent and his orchestra)

Palmer, J. and Williams, S. I've found a new baby (Alphonso Trent's Orchestra)