Just wondered if you folks were aware of this web site - http://dotdare.com/radio/ clicking on the radio dial changes the tunes, sometimes. John Bartlett South...
Thanks David I took the liberty of changing the subject line because the previous thread involved too many different discussions at the same time, among which...
Wonderfu website. Thank you for highlighting!Marco Just wondered if you folks were aware of this web site - http://dotdare.com/radio/ clicking on the radio...
I have found that this is definitely job I don't care for. It's time-consuming and, sometimes, unrewarding. I need to do it more efficiently. What I'm looking...
Hi. Just seen mention of Annette Hanshaw in one of the group's posts. Tenuous link I know but I love some of her early records, especially backed by Eddie...
Annette Hanshaw's recording of "I Don't Know Why" was recorded for Harmony on September 22 1931 under matrix W 365035-2 with the personnel: Benny Goodman...
I'm listening to a recording by Annette Hanshaw of "I Don't Know Why (I Just Do).The music is by Fred E. Ahlert and the lyrics are by RoyTurk. The record I'm...
If sending an interview you might copy it to a shrunken version with the free Switch sound file converter -- reducing the bit rate of the file: easy to...
ALEPH RECORDS TO RELEASE JAMES MORRISON SNAPPY TOO Snappy Too is the Follow-Up to the Gold Certified Album Snappy Doo (August 22, 2012- Los Angeles, CA) –...
As some of you might know, KB Rau and I recently published an article on Puerto Rican reed player Carmelo Jarí in the Second Frog Blues and Jazz Annual. In...
The song "What'll You Do" came out in 1927. Annette Hanshaw's recording shows (Cahn and Miller) as the writers of the words and the music. Another website...
While culling some old cd's for sale, I noticed that the notes to a Robert Parker "stereo" Clarence Willams cd give matrix info for the 1929 cut "Lazy Mama" as...
Dear Ian, Welcome to the group. The most important thing is listening to and enjoying this kind of music. I've been listening to and collecting this kind of...
I don't get onto these sites as much as I'd like, but whenever the bug to listen to that red hot Jazz hits, I am always glad to go to the Archive and do some...
Dear Livio, Patrice has given a very able and comprehensive answer to your E-mail. However, for my part, I'd like to hear what you'd like to see written about...
... I will send the poster to the group’s “photos” section in a few minutes, link will follow. Thanks Patrice [Non-text portions of this message have...
This Saturday's edition of the Guardian newspaper includes yet another long article prompted by All What Jazz, Philip Larkin's collection of record reviews,...
Hi there, and thank you for reading this. I'm a tuba player and general music nerd from Atlanta ... and I'm doing some research on the tuba/bass player Henry...
Although jazz should be listened to, I find that the best way to identify different takes, if and when there are fine nuances suspected, is to use the free...
Hi gang, I've gotten really interested in the song "I'm Goin' Away Just to Wear You Off My Mind" lately. It was co-composed by the Smith brothers (Lloyd and...
Here is a version of Swanee River played by the New Orleans Quartet featuring a superb extended string bass solo by Annie Hawkins. If you like this recording,...
I've just been listening to the New Orleans Wanderers, and this prompts me to pop a question about 'Too Tight'. Johnny St. Cyr says: "Weave it, Johnny Boy,...
I saw the Paragon Brass Ensemble play some nice arrangements of ragtime, souza march jazz-age music yesterday for the 4th-of-July celebrations at Bayou Bend in...
I read somewhere that Ma Rainey made in excess of 100 recordings. The Red Hot Jazz Archive contains 94 recordings. Does anyone know if these 94 recordings were...
The daughter iof tenor saxophonist and clarinettist Franz Jackson is trying to raise funds through the KickStarter scheme to issue a double CD of her late...
