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1940 DUKE ELLINGTON Famous Or Barney Bigard SOLITUDE/ Mood Indigo COLUMBIA 35427

Columbia – 35427. „Mood Indigo“ is a jazz song with music by Duke Ellington and Barney Bigard and lyrics by Irving Mills. Written-By – Bigard , Ellington , Mills . Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet [Uncredited] – Barney Bigard.

1939 Alan Shulman CELLO New Friends of Rhythm Heavy Traffic Mood Question 26647

Shulman was born in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of a Russian immigrant father and Jewish mother. Classical Cellist Alan Shulman and Classical Harpist Laura Newell with jazz players in two great Jazz Compositions by Shulman.

West Coast Jazz 1932 ANSON WEEKS Or Strange Interlude/ Love me Tonight BRUNSWICK

ANSON WEEKS AND HIS CALIFORNIA ORCHESTRA by Anson Weeks & his Orchestra, vocal by Bill Moreing, recorded in San Francisco June 29, 1932. The duet begins quietly behind the vocal chorus, and then continues for a chorus.

AUSTRALIA Graeme Bell Dixieland Jazz Band SMOKY MOKES Ugly Child REGAL ZONOPHONE

A Smoky Mokes. Regal Zonophone ?. [10][11] They toured Czechoslovakia for four and a half months in 1947, including playing at the World Youth Festival in Prague. [1][3][7][10] Bell’s first recordings were for William Miller’s Ampersand label in 1943.

1920 WILBUR SWEATMAN Original Jazz Band Think of me Little Daddy BUT COLUMBIA

FIRST BLACK Jazz Band to record: Wilbur Sweatman’s Original Jazz Band was Columbia’s answer to Victor’s Original Dixieland Jazz Band. He got his professional start in a circus band, then moved on to minstrel shows and vaudeville.

SIDNEY BECHET BLUE NOTE JAZZ MEN Cake Walking Babies/ TIGER RAG Jazz VOGUE

Soprano Saxophone – Sidney Bechet. B Tiger Rag. A Cake Walking Babies. Tiny rim chip on TIGER RAG does not sound. Here issued on French Jazz Selection Label. Jazz Selection – J.S. 596. WOR Studios, NYC, March 23, 1949.

MUNICIPAL BAND MILAN Cornet Solo / Talking Machine Co. UNITED RECORD A1325 VG 78

United Record A1325 10″ 78rpm. Very Good (VG) / Visually Graded.

1905 Gino Martinez Patti Milan G&T Lucia di Lammermoor Tu che a Dio 2-52427

Tu che a Dio spiegasti l’ali. Early G&T of Gino Martinez-Patti. Gino Martinez-Patti (vocalist : tenor vocal). 1905 Milan, Italy matrix 7051b Gramophone 2-52427. A series of great OPERA Records from early G&Ts to World War II recordings on 78 rpm Victrola Records.

FERNANDO DE LUCIA MILAN G&T Barbiere di Siviglia Se il mio nome Serenata 52667 .

[4] While in Madrid he was procured by Augustus Harris and Herman Klein for his first London appearances in the Drury Lane season of 1887,but although Klein liked his Alfredo, he went comparatively unnoticed owing to the London debut of Jean de Reszke.

1908 EDOARDO GARBIN MILAN Mefistofele Dai Campi/ Giunto sul Passo COLUMBIA E2250

1913 Milan, Italy Columbia E2250. Edoardo Garbin and Rosina Storchio in Zazà. Great early Columbia record of Italian Tenor Edoardo Garbin who created the Role of Fenton in Falstaff and Milio in Zaza.