RARE RECORDINGS AND VIDEO
(1) MP3 (2.58MB) download
Fisk University Jubilee Quartette
Negro Spiritual The band of Gideon Performed by: Fisk University
Jubilee Quartette Record format: Edison Amberol cylinder Matrix number:
4M-S10522-1 Recording date: 1912 NPS object catalog number: EDIS 36410
The band of Gideon 1912
Negro Spiritual
The band of Gideon
Performed by: Fisk University Jubilee Quartette
Record format: Edison Amberol cylinder
Matrix number: 4M-S10522-1
Recording date: 1912
NPS object catalog number: EDIS 36410Author: Fisk University Jubilee
Quartette
Date: 1912
Source: National Park Service
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
Categories: Oldtime
(2) MP3 (2.58MB) download
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot by Fisk University Jubilee Quartette
(3) MP3 (1.5 MB) DOWNLOAD
Clara Smith - Don't Advertise Your Man - Clara Smith
Clara Smith was a part of the great migration from the south, moving
from her home in South Carolina to Harlem in the early 1920s, where she
became a popular blues singer. She actively recorded throughout the
1920s, including this performance of "Don't Advertise Your Man" on
April 23, 1924. There is an uncredited (and very minimal) piano and
ukelele accompaniment. From the original 78 rpm disk.
Author: Clara Smith
Date: April 23rd, 1924
Source: Original 78rpm disk digitized
(4) MPEG4 (16MB) DOWNLOAD
Once a Star - Sweetwater Clifton - executive producer, Charles A.
Swilling ; produced by Tom Weinberg and Thea Flaum ; director, Bill
Heitz ; writer, Michael Meth
Excerpt from two hour-long programs profiling former professional
athletes. The show focuses on these athletes’ lives after sports. We
get an in-depth look at these personalities, and get a sense of the
difference between professional sports of the 50s, 60s, and 70s versus
today: virtually all of the athletes work for a living. This segment
features Sweetwater Clifton, first black NBA player in 1950,drafted to
the Knicks from the Harlem Globetrotters. Producer: executive producer,
Charles A. Swilling ; produced by Tom Weinberg and Thea Flaum ;
director, Bill Heitz ; writer, Michael Meth
(5) MPEG4 (83 MB) DOWNLOAD
Rhythm and Blues Revue - Ben Frye
Musical variety show filmed at the Apollo Theatre in Harlem, New York
City featuring a cast of popular African-American performers: Willie
Bryant, Freddie Robinson, Lionel Hampton, Count Basie, Faye Adams, Bill
Bailey, Herb Jeffries, Amos Milburn, Sarah Vaughan, Nipsey Russell, Big
Joe Turner, Martha Davis, Little Buck, Nat 'King' Cole, Mantan
Moreland, Cab Calloway and Ruth Brown. You can find more information
regarding this film on its IMDb page. Director: Joseph Kohn, Leonard
Reed
Producer: Ben Frye
Production Company: Studio Films Inc.
(5) MPEG4 (16 MB) DOWNLOAD
132nd and 7th Avenue - Stosh Mintek
The tale of a bodega mishap, seen from the eyes of this Harlem
community. Director: Montea Robinson
Producer: Stosh Mintek
Production Company: Ghetto Film School
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: youth
Contact Information: 966 Longwood Ave. P.O. Box 1580 The Bronx, NY
10459 Web: http://www.ghettofilm.org
(6) MPEG4 (72 MB) DOWNLOAD
Arthur Dreifuss Murder on Lenox Ave. (1941)
You can find more information regarding this film on its IMDb page
Director: Arthur Dreifuss
Producer: Arthur Dreifuss
Production Company: Colonnade Pictures Corporation
Audio/Visual: sound, b&w
(7) OPEN MIND Special: Race Relations in Crisis 6/12/63 - 11/13/92 (1963/1992) Guests: Malcolm X; Morrison, Alan; Walker, Wyatt Tee; Farmer, James (Original guests) Update Guests: Farmer, James and Walker, Wyatt Tee (MPEG4) 125MB
(8) MPEG4 (33 MB) DOWNLOAD
The New Negro
Guests: King, Martin Luther with Waring, J. Waites Theme: Race
(9) MP3 (1.4 MB) DOWNLOAD
Lucille Hegamin was one of the very first black blues singers to
record. "Everybody's Blues" is from her first record, made in November
1920 for the small independent Arto/Bell label. Her recording career
lasted into the early 1930s.
She is backed on this record by Harris' Blues and Jazz Seven. From the
original 78 rpm disk (Bell P-45).
Author: Lucille Hegamin
Date: November 15th, 1920
(10) MP3 (4.8 MB) DOWNLOAD
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra-Ain't Misbehavin' July 22, 1929
Recorded on July 22, 1929 in New York City. This recording was composed
by Fats Waller and Andy Razaf for an all-Black revue titled "Hot
Chocolates." The band includes Louis Armstrong on trumpet and vocals,
Homer Hobson on trumpet, Fred Robinson on trombone, Bert Curry and
Crawford Wethington on alto saxes, Jimmy Strong on tenor sax, Gene
Anderson on piano, Mancy Cara on banjo, Peter Briggs on tuba and Zutty
Singleton on drums. This Orchestra may have single-handedly been
responsible for making swing style jazz one of the most popular musical
genres during the 30s and 40s.
(11) MP3 (3.2 MB) DOWNLOAD
Ma Rainey-Booze And Blues October 15, 1924 Recorded on
October 15, 1924 in New York City with her Georgia Jazz Band. Ma
Rainey's Georgia Jazz Band included on this recording: Howard Scott on
cornet, Charlie Green on trombone, Don Redman on clarinet, Fletcher
Henderson on piano and Kaiser Marshall on drums. Author: Ma Rainey
& Her Georgia Jazz Band
(12) MP3 (1.5MB) DOWNLOAD
Mary Stafford - Im Gonna Jazz My Way March 07, 1921 Mary Stafford sang
blues primarily in the club circuit, but she also cut a dozen sides for
Columbia in 1921 (she was the first black woman to record for
Columbia). The full title of this piece is "I'm Gonna Jazz My Way Right
Straight Through Paradise". It was recorded on March 7, 1921. The label
credits "Mary Stafford and Her Jazz Band", but some sources I've seen
credit Charlie Johnson's Orchestra with the accompaniment.
(13) MP3 (1.6MB) DOWNLOAD
Wilbur Sweatmans Original Jazz Band - Bluin The Blues December 05, 1918
Clarinetist Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jazz Band was the first black
jazz band to record. "Bluin' The Blues" dates from December 5, 1918.
From the original 78rpm disk. Author: Wilbur Sweatmans Original Jazz
Band
(14) MPEG4 (8.9 MB) DOWNLOAD
Negro Colleges in Wartime - U.S. Office of War Information, Bureau of
Motion Pictures Education and training of African Americans as part of
the World War II effort.
(14) MPEG4 (17.2MB) DOWNLOAD
University of California at Los Angeles, Extension Media Center-- Teddy
(1971)
Presents the experiences of a teenage African American, who relates his
views of the System, war, revolution, the Watts community of Los
Angeles, the Black Panther Party and the police. The importance of the
discussion is the necessity of being one's own self. Director: Richard
Wells. Editor: Andrew Stein. Photographer: Robert Grant. Sound: Wendell
Handy. Assistant Camera: Clifford Stewart. Production Manager: Edward
Kutner. Assistant Production Manager: Gene Kopp. Executive Producer:
George Schlosser. Producer: Peter Schnitzler.
(15) MPEG4 (47 MB) DOWNLOAD
The Negro Soldier (1943) WWII recruitment film aimed at African
Americans. The film opens with an African American minister in church
telling his flock why they should join the armed forces to fight the
Nazis. We see historical re-enactments of African Americans as valued
participants in US armed conflicts dating from the American Revolution.
The balance of the film deals with the African American experience
within the present war effort, the conditions of their living and
training, with special attention paid to the respect and dignity they
will have. The quality of the original film is very good, however there
are a few "issues" apparent in this copy, which was made from a video
in the National Achives' collection: - the original work was made up of
5 seperate film reels, there are some noticable breaks in continuity
when the reels switch - the framing of the film to video transfer was a
bit off, so there is a border visible throughout - there is occassional
video dropout, probably due either to the age of the video tape at the
National Archives NAIL Control Number: NWDNM(m)-111-M-6022 ARC
Identifier: 35956 Director: Stuart Heisler Producer: Frank Capra
(16) MPEG4 (9 MB) DOWNLOAD
Darling (Mary)Introduction to Haiti (1942) Presents a tourist's view of
Haiti: its history, tradition, daily life of the people,
Port-au-Prince, Cap Haitien and Henri Christophes' Palace. In
Kodachrome. Producer and Director: Mary Darling. Narrator: Milton J.
Cross.
(17) MPEG4 (12 MB) DOWNLOAD
We Work Again - Pathe News (?) How the New Deal benefits African
Americans.
(18) MP3 (3.0MB) download
The Southern Four
Negro Spiritual Swing low, sweet chariot Performed by: The Southern
Four Record format: Edison Diamond Disc Matrix number: 8311-C-2-6
Recording date: December 07, 1921 Release number: 51364-R Release date:
August 1924 NPS object catalog number: EDIS 42717
Negro Spiritual
Swing low, sweet chariot
Performed by: The Southern Four
Record format: Edison Diamond Disc
Matrix number: 8311-C-2-6
Recording date: December 07, 1921
Release number: 51364-R
Release date: August 1924
NPS object catalog number: EDIS 42717
Author: The Southern Four
Date: 1921
Source: National Park Service
(19) WMV (1.87 MB) CLIP of Fats Waller performing "Honeysuckle Rose".
(20)King's Washington Speech
Martin Luther King advocated a nonviolent (but not really "passive")
approach to forcing social change. King modeled his philosophy on that
of Gandhi, who successfully employed them in a revolt against the
British in India shortly after World War II.
King's 1963 speech at the march on Washington is considered the
exemplar of his oratorical style. These clips show that he had both a
realistic grasp of the current situation while retaining a positive
view of what could possibly be acheived.
"A Lonely
Island of Poverty." (143 K .wav)
A Telling Comparison.
(132 K .wav)
King's dream for
his people... (209 K .wav)
... for his
children... (198 K .wav)
...for society --
"Free at Last!" (253 K .wav)
(21) Malcolm
X -- House Negroes and Field Negroes. "I'm a field Negro."
Video! -- Malcolm and the Klan -- together at last!(1.5M sound .avi)
(22) Malcolm X Speaks!
Malcolm X rejected King's nonviolent approach (which called for lots of
turning the other cheek) and called for the separation of blacks from
mainstream society. After a pilgrimage to Mecca, where he saw religious
black and white Muslims together in harmony, he adopted a less
confrontational approach.
The clips here are illustrative of Malcolm's earlier speeches, which are often characterized by provocative rhetoric and violent imagery.
Concerning
Nonviolence -- A direct response to King(155K WAV)
A prediction --
the result of continued injustice(276K WAV)
"...the black
masses... are in open revolt"(80 K .au)
"the common
enemy is the white man."(30.5 K .au)
Current
conditions in the ghetto(118 K .au)
A parable --
House and Field Negroes(86 K .au)
House Negro on
separation(133 K .au)
The Field Negro(35
K .au)
The Field
Negro's view(120 K .au)
"I'm a Field
Negro"(53 K .au)
(23) MLK Tribute (2 minutes)
Tribute video to the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This Historical
Montage was to honor the leader during Black history month.
Windows
Media Player (3.8 MB): MLK Tribute
(24) MP3 recordings VOICES
FROM THE DAYS OF SLAVERY
(25) Apartheid
(26) SLAVERY
(27) NAACP
(28) Henry
Browne, Farmer - U.S. Department of Agriculture
Daily life of a patriotic African American farmer in Georgia during
World War II. (12 MB) MP4
(29) New Girl in the Office -- Dennis Industries when they hire a Negro secretary to comply with government regulations so they can bid on government contracts. Racist and sexist undertones throughout. Created: 1940's. Part I (18MB) MP4, Part II (16MB) MP4
(30) Coronet Instructional Films Plantation System in Southern
Life, The (1950)
Eurocentric view of the plantation system and its effect on Southern
U.S. culture. Producer: Coronet Instructional Films Audio/Visual: Sd,
B&W DOWNLOAD (12MB) MP4
(31) Palmour
Street - Southern Educational Film Production Service
Everyday aspects of mental health in an African American community in
Gainesville, Georgia.Southern Educational Film Production
ServicePalmour Street (1957)
Everyday aspects of mental health in an African American community in
Gainesville, Georgia. Producer: Southern Educational Film Production
Service Audio/Visual: Sd, B&W DOWNLOAD (26MB) MP4
(32) Integration Report I - Andover Productions Documentary showing the civil rights movement in 1959 and 1960: sit-ins, marches, boycotts and rallies in Montgomery, Ala., Brooklyn, N.Y., and Washington, D.C. Directed by Madeline Anderson. (MPEG4) 53MB
(33) Torn
Between Colors
Students from the Schomburg Satellite Academy in the South Bronx
examine media representations of African American and Latino youth in
the wake of the Yusef Hawkins murder and the Central Park rape. They
explore the role of language and image in shaping public opinion
regarding racially-charged issues. Produced by Paper Tiger TV with the
Through Our Eyes Video History Project (Bronx, NY). (17 MB) MP4
(34) Nigger (2004)
A word of hate or term of endearment? Like many young African American
teens, Jermaine used the word every day. Then, in the summer of 2003,
he traveled down south and met people for whom nigger will never be
just another word. (32MB) Quicktime (MOV)
Director: Jermaine Williams
Producer: John C.Williams
Production Company: HBO Young Filmmakers Lab
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Racism; Tolerance; African American History
Contact Information: 357 Ninth Street Brooklyn, NY 11215 Web:
http://reelworks.org/
(35) Black Panthers and other Histories Video and Audio Recordings
(36) A Southern Slave movie 13mb
(37) ANGELA DAVIS Prison Industrial Complex - December 14, 1999 (MP3)
1. On
Becoming An Activist 3:36
2. Race,
Class And Incarceration 2:34
3. Young
Black Men And Prison 2:23
4. Technologies
Of Punishment 2:07
5. The
Specter Of Crime 3:07
6. Political
Persecution 2:37
7. Enemies
Are Needed 2:21
8. Targeting
Women 1:30
9. Anti-Immigrant
Rhetoric 4:27
10. Nike
5:00
11. The
War On Drugs 2:45
12. Corporations
And Patterns Of Immigration 2:21
13. The
Prison Industrial Complex 3:47
14. Making
A Difference 3:16
15. Who
Pays, Who Plays 2:37
16. What
Is To Be Done? 5:39
17. Breaking
The Silence 2:32
18. Full
25min+
(38) ANGELA DAVIS - Soul and Soledad Brothers (MP3)
Angela
Davis interviewed by Art Seigner
(June 1970) Part 1
Angela
Davis interviewed by Art Seigner
(June 1970) Part 2
(39) Gerald Jackson - Prisons on Fire - (MP3)
Title: George Jackson and the Attica Rebellion "Prisons on
Fire"
Date: August 1971
Running Time: Aprox 63 mins
Tracks: 23
1.
Introduction
2.
Soledad Brothers
3.
Black Power & The Global Revolution
4.
Marin County Rebellion
5.
Slavery, Resistance & Revolution
6.
Criminal To Political - Lessons Inside
7.
Black Panthers, Cointelpro & Repression Inside
8.
I Could Die Tomorrow
9.
August 21, 1971
10.
Response - Outrage!
11.
Remembering George
12.
George's Legacy
13.
Rebellion From California To New York - Angela Davis
14.
Introduction
15.
Conditions Of Rebellion
16.
In Solidarity With George
17.
Manifesto Is Declared, The
18.
Voices From The Occupied Yard
19.
Impending Massacre - William Kunstler
20.
Massacre On The Yard - Vengenace & Torture
21.
Prisoners Indicted
22.
Seeking Real Justice - Going After The Government
23.
Wake Up!
24.
Full
(40) Gerald Jackson - Interview at San Quentin - July 28, 1971 (MP3)
(41) Black History Month Producer: Jane-Finch.com (WMV) 13mb
(42) FATS WALLER 100 MP3's
(43) Blind Blake MP3's
(44) Bessie Smith MP3's
(45) Blind Boy Fuller MP3's
(46) Blind Willie McTell MP3's
(47) Big Bill Broonzy MP3's
(48) Brownie McGhee MP3's
(49) Albert Ammons MP3's
(50) Barbeque Bob MP3's
(51) Furry Lewis MP3's
(52) Josh White MP3's
(53) Leadbelly MP3's
(54) Leroy Carr MP3's
(55) Lightnin Hopkins MP3's
(56) Lonnie Johnson MP3's
(57) Ma Rainey MP3's
(58) Memphis Minnie MP3's
(59) Roosevelt Sykes MP3's
(60) Sonny Boy Williamson MP3's
(61) Sonny Terry MP3's
(62) T-Bone WalkerMP3's
(63) Victoria Spivey MP3's
(64) Miles Davis MP3's
(65) Blind Lemon Jefferson MP3's
(66) Sidney Bechet MP3's
(67) Alberta Hunter MP3's
(68) Bertha Chippie Hill MP3's
(69) Blind Willie Johnson MP3's
(70) Buddy Tate MP3's
(71) Champion Jack Dupree MP3's
(72) Eddie Boyd MP3's
(73) Memphis Slim MP3's
(74) Paul Robeson MP3's
(75) Scott Joplin MP3's
(76) Skip James MP3's
(77) Speckled Red MP3's
(78) Buddy Moss MP3's
(79) Bukka White MP3's
(80) Kokomo Arnold MP3's
(81) Little Brother Montgomery MP3's
(82) Mississippi John Hurt MP3's
(83) Skip James MP3's
(84) Tampa Red MP3's
(85) Willie Mabon MP3's
(86) Oscar Micheaux movie Lying Lips (1939) (1:08:18) (172mb)
(87) Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong Swings In Congo, 1960/10/31 (1960) (26.1mb)- little playing
(88) Marian Anderson MP3's
(89) Louis Jordan MP3's
(90) Cozy Cole MP3's
(91) Black Ace MP3's
(92) Skeets Tolbert MP3's
(93) Ida Cox MP3's
(94) Gus Cannon MP3's
(95) Bo Carter MP3's
(96) Sleepy John Estes MP3's
(97) Frank Stokes MP3's
(98) Big Maceo Merriweather MP3's
(99) Jim Jackson MP3's
(100) Peg Leg Howell MP3's
(101) Robert Johnson MP3's
(102) Tommy Johnson MP3's
(103) British and American 1920's Pathe 13 Jazz Clips
(104) Carl Maxie Brashear (1931-2006) - was the first African American to become a U.S. Navy Master Diver in 1970
(105) Jupiter Hammon (1711-1806?) - the First African American Publish Writer and is considered one of the founders of African American literature
(106) Nancy Goldstein: Jackie Ormes : The First African American Woman Cartoonist
(107) Jazz Collection from 78 RPMs Cylinder Recordings (165mb zip)
(108)
Classic Jazz and swing - Dave Brubeck Radio (166mb)
1/30/11 The Winter Fund Drive edition of Classic Jazz and Swing
9:00p Harry Allen & Joe Cohn: Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat
- from Guys and Dolls
9:03p Dave Brubeck: Here Comes McBride - from The Definitive Dave
Brubeck on Fantasy, Concord Jazz and Telarc
9:07p Bill Easley: Chelsea Bridge - from Business Man's
Bounce
9:13p Lee Morgan: Cornbread - from Cornbread
9:22p Melissa Collard: You're Driving Me Crazy - from In a Mellow Tone
9:25p Marcus Roberts: Maple Leaf Rag - from The Joy of Joplin
9:29p Howard Alden & Ken Peplowski: Panama - from Howard Alden
& Ken Peplowski's Pow-Wow
9:35p Hot Club of San Francisco: Yerba Buena Bounce - from Yerba Buena
Bounce
9:39p Dave Brubeck: Look for the Silver Lining - from The Definitive
Dave Brubeck on Fantasy, Concord Jazz and Telarc
9:44p Rautio Music College Jazz Band: Fascinating Rhythm - from Jazz
from the USSR
9:49p Dave Frishberg & Jim Goodwin: Say It Isn't So - from
Double Play
9:52p Roy Eldridge: I Still Love Him So - from What It's All
About
10:00p
10:00p John Cocuzzi: Cry Me a River - from For All We Know
10:06p Charlie Parker: K.C. Blues - from Bird's Best Bop on
Verve
10:09p Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane: Crepuscule with Nellie
- from Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at Carnegie
Hall
10:15p Dave Brubeck: This Can't Be Love - from The Definitive Dave
Brubeck on Fantasy, Concord Jazz and Telarc
10:19p Marty Nau: Smoke Dreams - from Mood Ebony
10:25p Billie Holiday: Riffin' the Scotch - from The Quintessential
Billie Holiday, Vol.1
10:28p Preservation Hall Jazz Band w/Paolo Nutini: Between the Devil
and the Deep Blue Sea - from Preservation
10:31p Peter Cincotti: Cherokee - from On the Moon
10:34p Count Basie: Topsy - from Ken Burns JAZZ Collection: Count
Basie
10:38p Dave Brubeck: Take Five - from The Definitive Dave Brubeck on
Fantasy, Concord Jazz and Telarc
10:45p Herbie Mann: My Little Suede Shoes - from Herbie Mann
Plays
10:48p Dave Brubeck: How High the Moon - from The Definitive Dave
Brubeck on Fantasy, Concord Jazz and Telarc
(109) Classic Jazz and Swing- Jack Conley
9:00p Scott Hamilton: Fish Market - from Blues, Bop &
Ballads
9:07p Carol Sloane: Just A-Sittin' and A-Rockin'/All Too Soon - from
Dearest Duke
9:15p Erroll Garner: There Is No Greater Love - from Soliloquy and At
The Piano
9:21p Sarah Vaughan: Lullaby Of Birdland - from Definitive Sarah
Vaughan
9:25p Gerry Mulligan Tentet: Rocker - from Capitol Jazz 50th
Anniversary Collection
9:29p Joe Ascione: Movin' Up - from Movin' Up
9:34p Helen Merrill: Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home - from That Old
Black Magic: The Harold Arlen Songbook
9:38p Duke Ellington: Tenderly - from Love Songs
9:45p Dianne Reeves: We'll Be Together Again - from A Little Moonlight
9:50p Vince Bartels All-Stars, Vol. 2: Taking a Chance on Love - from
Vince Bartels All-Stars, Vol. 2
9:55p Ray Kennedy: You and the Night And the Music - from Plays the
Music of Arthur Schwartz
10:00p
10:05p Barney Kessel, Herb Ellis: Dearly Beloved - from Poor Butterfly
10:08p Dave Mckenna, Scott Hamilton, Jake Hanna: If Dreams Come True -
from Double Play
10:20p Marian McPartland: Ambiance - from From This Moment On
10:31p Rosemary Clooney: Them There Eyes - from Tribute To Billie
Holiday
10:35p Barney Kessel, Herb Ellis: Make Someone Happy - Barney Kessel,
Comden, Betty - from Poor Butterfly
10:43p Dave McKenna: Long Ago And Far Away - from Double Play
10:47p Marian McPartland: Tell Me a Bedtime Story - from Portrait of
Marian McPartland
10:54p Emily Remler: Strollin' - from Firefly
(110) Art Jarrett Collection
Brunswick 6235 CUBAN LOVE SONG (As Arthur Jarrett)
Brunswick 6235 HONEST, REALLY, TRULY (As Arthur Jarrett)
Brunswick 6260 JUST FRIENDS (As Arthur Jarrett)
Brunswick 6260 OH! WHAT A THRILL (To Hear It From You) (As Arthur
Jarrett)
Columbia 2672-D GOOD-BYE BLUES
Columbia 2691-D LOVE ME TO-NIGHT
Victor 24393 DINNER AT EIGHT
(111) some standards by the Kings were "Farewell Blues" "Panama" "That's A-Plenty" and "Tin Roof Blues"
(112) 1920's 3 hours worth of Jazz Music (168mb mp3)
| A Chicken Ain't Nothin' But A Bird | |||
| A Dollar Down | |||
| Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five / A Man Ain't A Man | |||
| Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens | |||
| At The Swing Cats' Ball | |||
| Baby your'e just Too Much | |||
| Bahama Joe | |||
| Barnacle Bill The Sailor | |||
| Barnyard Boogie | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Beans and Cornbread | |||
| Beware | |||
| Beware, Brother, beware | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Big Bess - 1956 | |||
| Blue Light Boogie, Pts. 1 & 2 | |||
| Bone Dry | |||
| Boogie Woogie Blue Plate | |||
| Boogie Woogie Came to Town | |||
| Brotherly Love (Wrong Ideas) | |||
| But I'll Be Back | |||
| Caldonia (1945) | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Cat Scratchin' 1956 | |||
| Choo Choo Ch'Boogie | |||
| Jazz Lips | |||
| Cock-A-Doodle-Doo | |||
| Cole Slaw | |||
| Coo Choo Ch' Boogie | |||
| Crazy Baby | |||
| Dad Gum Ya Hide, Boy | |||
| Daddy-O | |||
| Deacon Jones | |||
| Deacon Jones | |||
| Don't Burn The Candle At Both Ends | |||
| Don't Cry, Crybaby | |||
| Don't Let The Sun Catch You Cryin' | |||
| Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying | |||
| Don't Worry 'Bout That Mule | |||
| Doug the Jitterbug | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Early In The Morning 1947 | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Ella Mae - 1957 | |||
| Every Man To His Own Profession | |||
| Fat Back and Corn Liquor | |||
| Fat Sam From Birmingham | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Fire - 1957 | |||
| Five Guys Named Moe | |||
| Flat Face | |||
| For You | |||
| Friendship | |||
| G.I. Jive | |||
| Gal You Need a Whippin' | |||
| G.I. Jive | |||
| Gigi | |||
| Gigi: Gigi | |||
| Got My Mojo Working | |||
| Gotta Go | |||
| Groove Me | |||
| Have You Got The Gumption | |||
| Hey Now Let's Live | |||
| Hog Wash | |||
| house party | |||
| How About That | |||
| How High Am I? | |||
| How High Am I | |||
| How Long Must I Wait For You | |||
| How Long Must I Wait For You? | |||
| How 'Bout That? | |||
| How 'Bout That | |||
| Hungry Man | |||
| Hurry Home | |||
| I Found a New Baby | |||
| Jordan, Louis - I Got The Walkin' Blues | |||
| I Know What You're Puttin' Down | |||
| I Know You | |||
| I Like 'Em Fat Like That | |||
| I Seen What'cha Done | |||
| I Want A Roof Over My Head | |||
| I Want You to be My Baby | |||
| I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate | |||
| If I Had Any Sense I'd Go Back Home | |||
| Louis Jordan & Louis Armstrong / (I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You, Rascal Yo | |||
| I'll Die Happy | |||
| I'll Never Be Free | |||
| I'm Gonna Leave You On The Outskirts Of Town | |||
| I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town | |||
| Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby? | |||
| Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby | |||
| It's A Low-Down, Dirty Shame | |||
| It's Hard to Be Good Without You | |||
| It's So Easy | |||
| I've Found A New Baby | |||
| Jack, You're Dead | |||
| Jumpin' At The Jubilee | |||
| Junco Partner | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Junco Partner | |||
| June Tenth Jamboree | |||
| Keep A-Knockin' | |||
| Keep A-Knockin' (But You Can't Come In) | |||
| Knock Me a Kiss | |||
| Knock My Kiss | |||
| Lemonade | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Let The Good Times Roll - 1956 | |||
| Life Is So Peculiar | |||
| Look Out (Sister, Look Out) | |||
| Louis' Blues | |||
| Louisville Lodge Meeting | |||
| Mama, Mama Blues (Rusty Dusty Blues) | |||
| Jordan, Louis - May Everyday Be Christmas | |||
| Messy Bessy | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Mop! Mop! | |||
| My Baby Said Yes (Yip, Yip De Hootie) | |||
| My Baby Said 'Yes' | |||
| JordanLouis-NeverLetYourLeftHandKnowWhatYourRightHandsDoin.mp3 | |||
| Never Trust a Woman | |||
| Nobody But Me | |||
| Louis Jordan / O O O Wee | |||
| Oh Boy, I'm In The Groove | |||
| Ooo Wee | |||
| OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD | |||
| Outskirts Of Town | |||
| Pan Pan | |||
| Petootie Pie | |||
| Pettin' And Pokin' | |||
| louis jordan - pistol packin' | |||
| Pompton Turnpike | |||
| Private Property (No Trespassing) | |||
| Psycho-Loco | |||
| Put Some Money in the Pot, 'Cause the Juice Is Running Low | |||
| Reconversion Blues | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Reet, Petite, and Gone | |||
| Roamin' Blues | |||
| Run Joe | |||
| Saint Vitus Dance | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Salt Pork, W. Va. - 1956 | |||
| Sam Jones Done Snagged His Britches | |||
| Santa Claus, Santa Claus | |||
| Saturday Night Fish Fry | |||
| Saturday Night Fish Fry | |||
| Saxa-Woogie | |||
| School Days (When We Were Kids) | |||
| Slender, Tender And Tall | |||
| Slow Down | |||
| Small Town Boy | |||
| Somebody Done Changed The Lock On That Door | |||
| Somebody Done Hoodooed the Hoodoo Man | |||
| St. Vitus Dance | |||
| Stone Cold Dead In De Market | |||
| Stone Cold Dead In The Market | |||
| Jordan, Louis - Sweet Hunk Of Junk - 1958 | |||
| JordanLouis-SweetLorraine.mp3 | |||
| Swingin' In The Coconut Trees | |||
| Swinging in a Cocoanut Tree | |||
| Teardrops from My Eyes | |||
| That Chick's Too Young To Fry | |||
| THE CHICKS I PICK ARE SLENDER,TENDER AND TALL | |||
| The Dripper | |||
| The End Of My Worry | |||
| The Green Grass Grows All Around | |||
| The Stop | |||
| THE TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN' | |||
| THEY RAIDED THE HOUSE | |||
| Till We Two Are One | |||
| Time's a Passin' | |||
| Trouble Then Satisfaction | |||
| Waitin' For The Robert E. Lee | |||
| Weak Minded Blues | |||
| Whatever Lola Wants | |||
| What's The Use Of Getting Sober | |||
| Whiskey Do Your Stuff | |||
| Why'd You Do It, Baby? | |||
| Yeah, Yeah, Baby | |||
| You Can't Get That No More | |||
| YOU RUN YOU MOUTH AND I'LL RUN MY BUSINESS | |||
| Your Socks Don't Match | |||
| Your Socks Don't Match | |||
| You're My Meat | |||
| You're On The Right Track, Baby | |||
| Just Like A Woman | |||
| (You Dyed Your Hair) Chartreuse | |||
| Boogie Woogie Blue Plate | |||
| A Man Ain't A Man | |||
| Choo Choo Ch'boogie | |||
| Don't Worry 'bout The Mule | |||
| Fifty Cents | |||
| I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate | |||
| I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town | |||
| I'm Slapping Seventh Avenue With The Sole Of My Shoe | |||
| Indiana | |||
| Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby | |||
| Jazz Lips | |||
| Messe Blues | |||
| No Chance Blues | |||
| Whatcha Gonna Do | |||
| Barnacle Bill The Sailor | |||
| 'fore Day Blues | |||
| Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens | |||
| Ain't That Just Like A Woman | |||
| At The Swing Cat's Ball | |||
| Beans And Cornbread | |||
| Beware | |||
| Blue Light Boogie, Parts 1 & 2 | |||
| Boogie Woogie Blue Plate | |||
| Boogie Woogie Came To Town | |||
| Buzz Me Blues | |||
| Caldonia | |||
| Choo Choo Ch 'Boogie | |||
| Doug The Jitterbug | |||
| Five Guys Named Moe | |||
| G.I. Jive | |||
| Honeysuckle Rose | |||
| I Want You To Be My Baby | |||
| I'm Gonna Leave You On The Outskirts Of Town | |||
| I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town | |||
| Is You Is Or Is You Ain't (My Baby) | |||
| Jack, You're Dead! | |||
| Junco Partner | |||
| Let The Good Times Roll | |||
| Mama, Mama Blues (Rusty Dusty Blues) | |||
| Mop - Mop | |||
| Never Trust A Woman | |||
| Open The Door, Richard | |||
| Pan Pan | |||
| Ration Blues | |||
| Rusty Dusty Blues (Mama Mama Blues) | |||
| Salt Pork, W. Va. | |||
| Saturday Night Fish Fry, Parts 1 & 2 | |||
| Saxa - Woogie | |||
| Slow Down | |||
| Teardrops From My Eyes | |||
| Texas And Pacific | |||
| The Two Little Squirrels (Nuts To You) | |||
| What's The Use Of Gettin' Sober (When You Gonna Get Drunk Again) | |||
| (You Dyed Your Hair) Chartreuse | |||
| School Days | |||
| Life Is So Peculiar | |||
| I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You, Rascal You | |||
| Life Is So Peculiar | |||
| You Rascal You | |||
| Jordan, Louis w Ella Fitzgerald - Baby, It's Cold Outside | |||
| Jordan, Lous - Buzz Me 1945 |
| A Woman Wouldn't Be A Woman | ||
| Ain't Misbehavin' | ||
| All My Life | ||
| Angelitos Negros | ||
| Apres Moi | ||
| Avril Au Portugal (April In Portugal) | ||
| Back In Business | ||
| Beale Street Blues | ||
| Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? | ||
| Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? | ||
| Careless Love | ||
| Champagne Taste | ||
| Close Enough For Love | ||
| C'mon a my House! | ||
| C'mon A My House | ||
| Do You Remember? | ||
| Englishman Needs Time | ||
| Genesis | ||
| Hate/Love New York | ||
| Here's To Life | ||
| How Could You Believe Me? | ||
| How Insensitive | ||
| Hurdy-Gurdy Man | ||
| I Wanna Be Evil! | ||
| I Want To Be Evil | ||
| I'm A Funny Dame | ||
| KittEartha-InTheStillOfTheNight.mp3 | ||
| It Is Love | ||
| It Was A Very Good Year | ||
| I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm | ||
| Je Cherche Un Homme (I Want A Man) | ||
| Johnny With The Gentle Hands | ||
| Jonny | ||
| Just An Old-Fashioned Girl | ||
| La Vie En Rose | ||
| Lazy Afternoon | ||
| Le Danseur De Charleston | ||
| Let's Do It | ||
| Let's Misbehave | ||
| Lilac Wine | ||
| Long Gone (From Bowlin' Green) | ||
| Lullaby Of Birdland | ||
| Moon River | ||
| Mountain High, Valley Low | ||
| My Funny Valentine | ||
| My Heart Belongs To Daddy | ||
| My Sentimental Friend | ||
| Sell Me | ||
| September Song | ||
| Smoke Gets In Your Eyes | ||
| Solitude | ||
| Speak Low | ||
| The Day That The Circus Left Town | ||
| The Heel | ||
| The Memphis Blues | ||
| The Nearness Of You | ||
| The Touch | ||
| The Way You Are (Si Eres Tu) | ||
| Thursday's Child | ||
| Toujour Gai | ||
| Under the Bridges of Paris | ||
| Wear Your Love Like Heaven | ||
| Why Can't I | ||
| Kitt, Eartha (1953) - C'est Si Bon |
| Ah'w Baby | ||
| As Long As I Have You | ||
| Back Track | ||
| Blue And Lonesome | ||
| Little Walter - Blue Midnight (1952) (Slow Blues) | ||
| Blues With A Feeling | ||
| Little Walter - Boogie | ||
| Little Walter - Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights) | ||
| Can't Hold Out Much Longer | ||
| Confessin' The Blues | ||
| Crazy Legs | ||
| Little Walter - Crazy Mixed Up World | ||
| Dead Presidents | ||
| Don't Need No Horse | ||
| Little Walter - Evans Shuffle | ||
| Everything's Gonna Be Alright | ||
| Fast Boogie | ||
| Fast Large One | ||
| Goin' Down Slow | ||
| Got To Find My Baby | ||
| Hate To See You Go | ||
| Little Walter - I Don't Play | ||
| I Got To Find My Baby | ||
| I Got To Go | ||
| Little Walter - It Ain't Right | ||
| It's Too Late Brother | ||
| I've Had My Fun | ||
| Juke | ||
| Little Walter - Just A Feeling | ||
| Just Your Fool | ||
| Little Walter - Key To The Highway 1958 | ||
| Last Night | ||
| Little Walter - Lights Out | ||
| Little Girl | ||
| Mean Old Frisco | ||
| Mean Old World | ||
| Little Walter - Mellow Down Easy | ||
| My Babe | ||
| Off The Wall | ||
| Little Walter - Oh Baby | ||
| One More Chance With You | ||
| Quarter To Twelve | ||
| Rock Bottom | ||
| Rocker | ||
| Roller Coaster | ||
| Sad Hours | ||
| Southern Feeling | ||
| Tell Me Mama | ||
| Temperature | ||
| The Toddle | ||
| Little Walter - Too Late | ||
| Up The Line | ||
| Walkin' On | ||
| Walter's Blues | ||
| Watermelon Man | ||
| Worried Life | ||
| You Better Watch Yourself | ||
| You Gonna Be Sorry (Someday Baby) | ||
| You're So Fine | ||
| 3 O'clock Blues | ||
| I Almost Lost My Mind | ||
| Goin' Down Slow - | ||
| Moonshine Blues | ||
| That's It |
| Un Abraco No Bonfa (An Embrace To Bonfa) | ||
| As Long As We're Here | ||
| At Dawning | ||
| Bean and the Boys [#] | ||
| Bean And The Boys (Issued As 39" -25" -39") | ||
| Bean and the Boys (take 1) | ||
| Bean and the Boys (take 2) | ||
| Cocktails for Two | ||
| Drifting On A Reed | ||
| Every Man for Himself | ||
| Flyin' Hawk | ||
| I Mean You | ||
| In The Hush of the Night | ||
| Look Out Jack | ||
| My babe | ||
| On the Bean | ||
| Out to Lunch | ||
| Recollections | ||
| Roll 'Em Pete | ||
| Since I Fell For You | ||
| Skrouk | ||
| Stasch | ||
| Trust In Me | ||
| You Go To My Head | ||
| Body And Soul | ||
| Body and Soul | ||
| Cocktails for Two | ||
| Desafinado | ||
| Dinner For One Please, James | ||
| Dinner For One Please, James | ||
| For You, For Me, Forevermore | ||
| Hallelujah | ||
| Hanid | ||
| Have You Met Miss Jones | ||
| Have You Met Miss Jones | ||
| Have You Met Miss Jones | ||
| Have You Met Miss Jones | ||
| His Very Own | ||
| I Never Knew | ||
| I Never Knew | ||
| I Only Have Eyes for You | ||
| I Remember You | ||
| I Wished on the Moon | ||
| I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You) | ||
| Ill Wind | ||
| I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover (Jazz Samba) | ||
| I'm Shooting High | ||
| Indian Summer | ||
| Just One of Those Things | ||
| Little Girl Blue | ||
| Little Girl Blue | ||
| Lover Man | ||
| Midnight Blues | ||
| Mighty Like A Rose | ||
| Night and Day | ||
| One Note Samba (Samba De Uma Nota So) | ||
| Picasso | ||
| Poor Butterfly | ||
| Rifftide | ||
| Samba Para Bean | ||
| Star Dust | ||
| Stuffy | ||
| Stumpy Bossa Nova | ||
| The Bean Stalks Again | ||
| The Big Head | ||
| The Day You Came Along | ||
| The Day You Came Along | ||
| O Pato (The Duck) | ||
| The Essence Of You | ||
| The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise | ||
| Then I'll Be TIred Of You | ||
| There Will Never Be Another You | ||
| There Will Never Be Another You | ||
| There Will Never Be Another You | ||
| Time on My Hands | ||
| Trouble Is A Man | ||
| Undecided | ||
| While We're Young | ||
| 'S Wonderful |
| A Rag | ||
| Ain't You Sorry | ||
| Alabama Bound | ||
| Alabama Jubilee | ||
| Baby Don't You Lay It On Me | ||
| Baby Please | ||
| Blues In G | ||
| Captain, Captain | ||
| Corrina, Corrina | ||
| Corrine, Corrina | ||
| Evil Blues | ||
| Farewell | ||
| Get Away Blues | ||
| Going Down Slow | ||
| Haunted House Blues | ||
| I Want To Do Something for You | ||
| Joe Turner Killed A Man | ||
| Johnny Take A One On Me & Buck Dance | ||
| Long Way From Tipperari | ||
| Louise | ||
| Mother Had A Sick Child | ||
| Mr Tom | ||
| Night Time | ||
| Rock Me Mama | ||
| See You Mama Every Night | ||
| Shine On Harvest Moon | ||
| Texas Blues | ||
| Tom Moore's Farm | ||
| Trouble In Mind | ||
| Wonder Where My Easy Rider Gone |
| Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home | ||
| Bugle Boy Marsh | ||
| Burgundy Street Blues | ||
| Burgundy Street Blues | ||
| Caldonia | ||
| Careless Love | ||
| Climax Rag | ||
| Doctor Jazz | ||
| Down By The Riverside | ||
| Funaral Seqence | ||
| High Society | ||
| Ice Cream | ||
| In The Sweet By And By | ||
| Indian Sagua | ||
| Linger Awhile | ||
| Listen To The Mockingbird | ||
| Lord, Lord, You've Sure Been Good To Me | ||
| Mama Don't 'low No Music | ||
| Maryland, Maryland | ||
| Muskrat Ramble | ||
| Old Man Mose | ||
| Over The Waves | ||
| Panama | ||
| Pork Chop | ||
| Salty Dog | ||
| Salutation March | ||
| Sensation Rag | ||
| St. Louis Blues | ||
| The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise | ||
| Tin Roof Blues | ||
| When The Saints Go Marching In | ||
| Winnin' Boy Blues | ||
| Basin Street Blues | ||
| George Lewis' Jazz Band - Bugle Boy March | ||
| Burgundy Street Blues | ||
| Chimes Blues | ||
| Climax Rag | ||
| Collegian | ||
| Corrine, Corrina | ||
| Doctor Jazz | ||
| Funeral Sequence | ||
| High Society | ||
| Ice Cream | ||
| If I Ever Cease To Love You | ||
| Lord, Lord, Lord You've Sure Been Good to Me | ||
| Mama Don't 'Low No Music | ||
| Maryland, My Maryland | ||
| Muskrat Ramble | ||
| Over The Waves | ||
| Red Wing | ||
| Salut To Ohio State | ||
| Sensation Rag | ||
| The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise | ||
| When The Saints Go Marching In | ||
| (Lewis talking) |
| A Tear Fell | ||
| Worried Mind | ||
| Adios Senorita | ||
| All About The Blues | ||
| All My Life | ||
| Baby Me Baby | ||
| Blues On Top Of Blues | ||
| Brenda Brown | ||
| Can I Help It | ||
| Can't Explain How It Happened | ||
| Come Over Here | ||
| Coming Down With The Blues | ||
| Empty Arms | ||
| Hunter, Ivory Joe - Empty Arms 1957 | ||
| Guess Who | ||
| Heaven Came Down To Earth | ||
| I Almost Lost My Mind | ||
| I Built A Wall Around Me | ||
| I Could Fall In Love With You | ||
| I Didn't Mean To Be Mean To You | ||
| I Feel So Good | ||
| I Got News, Good News | ||
| I Got to Learn To Do The Mambo | ||
| I Just Want To Love You | ||
| I Like It | ||
| I Need You | ||
| I Need You By My Side | ||
| I Need You So | ||
| I Want Somebody | ||
| If Only You Were Here With Me | ||
| I'll Be Faithful | ||
| I'll Give You All Night To Stop | ||
| I'll Never Leave You Baby | ||
| I'll Nevery Leave You Baby | ||
| I'm Coming Down With The Blues | ||
| Isn't It Amazing? | ||
| It Makes No Difference Now | ||
| It May Sound Silly | ||
| It's A Doggone Crying Shame | ||
| It's Still Here | ||
| It's Too Late | ||
| Ivory Tower | ||
| Just A Girl I Used To Know | ||
| Landlord Blues | ||
| Looking For The Girl | ||
| Love Is A Hurting Game | ||
| Medley: I Almost Lost My Mind / Empty Arms | ||
| Moonlight And Roses | ||
| One More Memory | ||
| Playing With A Losing Hand | ||
| Please Baby Me Baby | ||
| Reconversion Blues | ||
| Rockin' Chair Boogie | ||
| S.P. Blues | ||
| Shooty Booty 1958 | ||
| Shooty Booty | ||
| Since I Met You Baby(FIX) | ||
| Since I Met You Baby | ||
| Someone | ||
| Someone Is Stealing My Love | ||
| Stolen Moments | ||
| Straighten Up Baby | ||
| T For Texas | ||
| Tell My Friends | ||
| That's Why | ||
| That's Why I Dream | ||
| The Angels Sent You | ||
| The Cold Gray Light Of Dawn | ||
| The Masquerade Is Over | ||
| The Sun Is Rising | ||
| There Goes My Heart | ||
| To Lose You | ||
| Walking The Floor Over You | ||
| What My Love Is Really Made Of | ||
| Where Are You? | ||
| Without A Dream | ||
| Working On Me | ||
| Worried Mind | ||
| Yes I Want You | ||
| You Better Straighten Up Baby | ||
| You Better Think It Over Baby | ||
| You Can't Leave - Before The Morning Sunrise | ||
| You Can't Stop This Rocking And Rolling | ||
| You Flip Me Baby | ||
| You Mean Everything To Me | ||
| You Only Want Me When You Need Me | ||
| I Need You So |
| Benny's Bugle | ||
| Christian, Charlie (Original Guitar Hero )- Boy Meets Goy (Grand Slam) | ||
| Breakfast Feud [Second Version] | ||
| Flying Home [Alternate Take] | ||
| Gone With "What" Wind [Alternate Take] | ||
| Good Enough to Keep (Air Mail Special) [First Version -- Alternate Tak] | ||
| Seven Come Eleven | ||
| Christian, Charlie (Original Guitar Hero )- Seven Come Eleven.mp3 | ||
| Wholly Cats |
10:00p Thievery Corporation: A Gentle
Dissolve
10:02p Fort Knox Five: Blowin' Up The Spot - Fort Knox Five
10:08p Yesterdays New Quintet: Keeper Of My Soul
10:12p Thievery Corporation: Sol Topado
10:16p Jazzanova: Fat Freddys Drop - Flashback (Jazzanova Remix)
10:22p Gerardo Frisina: The Gods Of The Yoruba
10:29p Orgone: Funky Nassau
10:33p Mocean Worker: Sis Boom Bah! (featuring Rahsaan Roland Kirk)
10:38p Yesterdays New Quintet: Uno Esta
10:42p The Wild Magnolias: We're Gonna Party
10:45p Spencer Davis: On the Green Light
10:47p (Archie Shepp) - Mondo Grosso Next Wave Mix: Blues For Brother
George Jackson
10:52p Ace Of Clubs: Everything Is Going To The Beat
10:58p The Parliaments: (I Wanna) Testify
11:00p
11:01p Yesterdays New Quintet: Mestizo Eyes
11:04p DJ Logic: Hypnotic
11:08p McCoy Tyner: Just Feelin'
11:17p Yesterdays New Quintet: Sun Goddess
11:21p James Taylor Quartet: Starship
11:25p Greyboy: Grey Royale
11:31p The Originals: The Bells
11:34p Avishai Cohen: Meditation on Two Chords
11:43p Ronny Jordan: Bad Brother
11:49p Miles Davis: It's About That Time [Remix] - Miles Davis, Carlos
Santana
11:53p Marcos Valle: Parab (Danca Do Daniel)