November 9, 2009
Introduction to the Original Audiophile Discography
The Original Audiophile
Discography
Items which are missing from my
Audiophile discography
Other Recordings by Ewing D. Nunn
Reissues on the Audiophile Label
Issues on Audiophile Stereo Tape
Issues and Reissues on Other Labels
Who Did Ewing Nunn Record Most Often?
Availability of Releases on Compact Disc from Ewing Nunn's
Master Tapes
Availability of
Audiophile Material in Library Collections
Was There a Second
Audiophile Label?
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Below you will find what I believe to be a complete discography of the releases on Ewing D. Nunn’s original Audiophile label. Possibly incomplete items are shown in red and consist of AP-74, 79 and 123. I can find no evidence that these items were ever issued. I would be happy to make additions or corrections. You can find my e-mail link at the top of my home page. These records are no longer available except as used collector’s market items. They can sometimes be found on eBay or other internet sites. Prices vary.
Ewing D. Nunn’s original
Audiophile records were made of red vinyl, and the sides were always labeled
“A” and “B”. They carried a Saukville or
I list AP-125 as the last of the original Audiophile discs. AP-126 was recorded in 1977, the year of Ewing Nunn’s death, and carries the notation that it was recorded by Tom Loy.
Reissues and new issues by subsequent owners of the label are on black vinyl and carry various other addresses and logos. They may be labeled “side 1” and “side 2”. Ewing D. Nunn appears to have used the AP-4, AP-26 and AP-29 numbers on two different releases, as shown below. Subsequent owners have reused many AP numbers.
Some of the material from the original Audiophile master tapes is now available on Compact Disc.
* indicates a reissue ** indicates availability on Compact Disc
D-1 disc one Harry Blons and his Dixieland Band: Dixie Bouquet 1 78 rpm standard groove (D-1 was a two disc folio)
Labeled “Bob
Mitch Presents A Dixie Bouquet EDN
Records,
Harry Blons, clarinet; Bob Gruenenfelder, trumpet; Hal Runyan, trombone; Lew Holtman, piano; Harry Norling, bass;
Warren
Thewis, drums;
Wolverine
Blues, Chimes Blues
D-1 disc two Harry Blons and his Dixieland Band: Dixie Bouquet 2 78 rpm standard groove (D-1 was a two disc folio)
Labeled “Bob
Mitch Presents A Dixie Bouquet EDN
Records,
Harry Blons, clarinet; Bob Gruenenfelder, trumpet; Hal Runyan, trombone; Lew Holtman, piano; Harry Norling, bass;
Warren
Thewis, drums;
Lassus’
Trombone, Tia Juana
AP-1 Harry Blons Dixieland Band: Pop Goes the Weasel, 78 rpm microgroove
(a reissue
of D-1 plus two songs) *
(side A)
Pop Goes the Weasel, Wolverine Blues, Chimes Blues,
(side B)
Lassas Trombone, Tia Juana,
AP-2 Robert Noehren: 33 1/3 rpm microgroove
Played on
the Johnson-Schlicker organ at Grace Episcopal Church;
(side A)
Louis Vierne: Carillon de Westminster, Legende, Scherzetto, Divertissement
(side B) Max Reger: Five Short Chorale Preludes (Holy God We Praise Thy Name, Abide O Dearest Jesus,
Lord Jesus Christ With Us Abide, The Will Of God Is Always Best, If Thou But Suffer God To Guide Thee), Pastorale,
Franz Liszt: Prelude and Fugue on B-A-C-H
Played on
the Johnson-Schlicker organ at Grace Episcopal Church,
(side A)
Carillon de Westminster, Legende
(side B)
Prelude and Fugue on B-A-C-H
AP-4 Robert Noehren: Cesar Franck
Played on
the Johnson-Schlicker organ at Grace Episcopal Church;
(side A) Chorale in E Major
(side B)
Prelude, Fugue and Variation
AP-4 Doc Evans: Traditional Jazz Volume 4, Down in Jungle Town 78 rpm microgroove * **
Paul W.
“Doc” Evans, cornet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Harry Blons, clarinet; George
Tupper, tuba; Hod Russell, piano;
Irv
Wickner, banjo; Mickey Steinke, drums; 1955 (AP-29 appears to be a re-release
of AP-4.)
(side A) That’s A-Plenty, London Blues
(side B) Eccentric, Bye And Bye
AP-5 Robert Noehren: Cesar Franck
Played on
the Johnson-Schlicker organ at Grace Episcopal Church;
(side A)
Chorale in B Minor
(side B)
Chorale in A Minor
AP-6 Harry Blons Dixieland Band, 78 rpm microgroove *
Harry
Blons, clarinet; Bob Gruenenfelder, trumpet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Harry
Norling, bass;
Warren
Thewis, drums;
(side A) My
Inspiration,
(side B) My
Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean, Just A Closer Walk With Thee,
AP-7 Loring “Red” Nichols: Syncopated Chamber Music, 78 rpm microgroove * **
(1) “Red”
Nichols, trumpet; Kingsley Jackson, trombone; Matty Matlock, clarinet; Joe
Rushton, bass saxophone;
Walter
Sheets, piano; Rolly Culver, drums;
(2) “Red”
Nichols, trumpet; Ted Veseley, trombone; Matty Matlock, clarinet; Joe Rushton,
bass saxophone;
Stanley Wrightsman, piano; Nick Fatool, drums;
(side A)
Three Blind Mice (1), Memories Of You (1),
(side B)
Easter Parade (2), Tin Roof Blues (1)
AP-8 Loring “Red” Nichols: Syncopated Chamber Music, 78 rpm microgroove * **
(1) “Red”
Nichols, trumpet; Kingsley Jackson, trombone; Matty Matlock, clarinet; Joe
Rushton, bass saxophone;
Walter
Sheets, piano; Rolly Culver, drums;
(2) “Red”
Nichols, trumpet; Ted Veseley, trombone; Matty Matlock, clarinet; Joe Rushton,
bass saxophone;
Stanley Wrightsman, piano; Nick Fatool, drums;
(side A)
(side B)
Corky (1), I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me (1), Rondo (1)
AP-9 Robert Noehren: 78 rpm microgroove
Played on
the Johnson-Schlicker organ at Grace Episcopal Church;
(side A)
J.S. Bach: Prelude and Fugue in D Minor
(side B)
J.S. Bach: Prelude and Fugue in E Minor
AP-10 Harry Blons Quartet: Easy Listening Volume 1, 78 rpm microgroove *
Harry
Blons, clarinet; Sid Nierman, piano; Art Kay, vibraharp; Milton Schrot, drums;
(side A)
The Best Things In Life Are Free, S’posin’, Someday Sweetheart
(side
B) If I Had You,
AP-11 Doc Evans: Traditional Jazz Volume 1, Down in Jungle Town 78 rpm microgroove * **
Paul W.
“Doc” Evans, cornet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Lorin Helberg, clarinet; Tommy
McGovern, piano;
Bernie
Sundermeier, bass viol; Warren Thewis, drums;
(side A)
Under The Double Eagle,
(side B)
Down In Jungle Town, Mama’s Gone Goodbye
AP-12 Doc Evans: Traditional Jazz Volume 2, Down in Jungle Town 78 rpm microgroove * **
Paul W.
“Doc” Evans, cornet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Lorin Helberg, clarinet; Tommy
McGovern, piano;
Bernie
Sundermeier, bass viol; Warren Thewis, drums;
(side A)
Diga Diga Doo, Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gave to Me
(side B)
AP-13 Red Dougherty Groups: Easy Listening Volume 2, 78 rpm microgroove *
W.J. (Red)
Dougherty, piano;
(side A)
Frank Roberts, clarinet; Willie Sutton, bass viol; Warren Thewis, drums
Twelfth Street Rag, Who’s Sorry Now, Sister Kate, Piano Medley (Carolina
In The Morning and I Found A Million Dollar Baby)
(side B)
Frank Roberts, clarinet; Don Anderson, guitar; Bernie Sundermeier, bass viol;
Warren Thewis, drums
San,
On The Sunny Side Of The Street, My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms, Shine
AP-14
Ralph Johnson, flute; Robert Mayer, oboe; Jerome Stowell, clarinet; Philip Farkas, French horn; Wilbur Simpson, bassoon;
(side A) August Klughardt: Quintet in C Major for Winds, Opus 79
(Allegro Non Troppo, Andante Grazioso, Allegro Vivace, Adago-Allegro Molto Vivace)
(side B) Paul De Wailly: Aubade for Flute, Oboe and Clarinet, Jean Marle LeClair: Minuet and Hunting Scene,
Stravinsky: Pastorale, Shostakovitch: Polka, Debussy: The Little “Nigar”,
Rimsky-Korsakoff: The Flight of the Bumble Bee
AP-15
Ralph Johnson, flute; Robert Mayer, oboe; Jerome Stowell, clarinet; Philip Farkas, French horn; Wilbur Simpson, bassoon;
(side A) Jacques Ibert: Trois Pieces Breves (Allegro, Andante, Assez Lent – Allegro Scherzando),
Darius Milhaud: La Cheminee du Roi Rene (Cortege, Jonglers, Joutes sur L’Arc, Aubade, La Maousinglade,
Chasse a Valabre, Madrigal – Nocturne)
(side B) Paul Hindemith: Quintet for Wind Instruments (Playful, Waltz, Placid, Rapid attacca, Very lively)
AP-16
Ralph Johnson, flute; Robert Mayer, oboe; Jerome Stowell, clarinet; Philip Farkas, French horn; Wilbur Simpson, bassoon
(side A) Joseph Haydn: Presto, Giovanni Somis: Adagio and Allegro arr. Robert Hernreid, Franz Danzi: Gypsy Dance,
Ch. Lefebvre: Suite (Canon, Scherzo, Finale)
(side B)
Nicolo Paganini: La Chasse, Maurice Ravel: Piece en Forme de Habanera, Gus
Guentzel: Scherzo,
Gerald
Hartley: Divertissement (Prelude, Mouvement Perpetuel, Nocturne, Gigue,
AP-17
Ralph Johnson, flute; Robert Mayer, oboe; Jerome Stowell, clarinet; Philip Farkas, French horn; Wilbur Simpson, bassoon
(side A)
Gabriel Pierne: March of the Little Tin Soldiers, Cecille Chaminade: Scarf
Dance,
Joseph
Haydn: Capriccio arr. Henry Aaron, Leo Delibes: Variations from “Ballet la
Source” arr. Dall Fields,
Claude
Debussy: Golliwog’s Cakewalk arr. Donald Diamond, Morton Gould: Pavanne arr.
Laurence Taylor,
M.
Moussorgsky: Ballet of the Chickens in their Shells arr. Clarke Kessler
(side B)
Gabriel Pierne: Entrance of the Little Fauns arr. Dall Fields, W. A. Mozart:
Minuet,
Eugene
Hunter: Danse Humoresque, Peter Tschaikowsky: Humoresque arr. Henry Aaron,
David
Guion: The Harmonica-Player, Anton Dvorak: Humoresque, The Sailor’s Hornpipe
arr. Fred Huffer
AP-18 Gene Mayl And His Band: Traditional Jazz Volume 3, 78 rpm microgroove *
Gene Mayl, tuba; Robin Wetterau, piano; Joe Darensbourg, clarinet; Charles Sonnanstine, trombone; Bob Hodes, cornet;
Jack Vastine,
banjo;
(side A)
Bill Bailey Won’t You Please Come Home?, Blue Mamma’s Suicide Wail, St. James
Infirmary
(side B)
Sweet Georgia Brown,
AP-19 Rosy McHargue’s Ragtimers: Dixieland Jazz Volume 3, 78 rpm microgroove *
Rosy McHargue, clarinet; Bob Higgins, trumpet, Moe Schneider, trombone; Ray Leatherwood, bass; Don Owens, piano;
George
Defebaugh, drums; Joe Rushton, bass sax;
(side A)
Ace In The Hole, Everybody Works But Father, Frankie and Johnnie
(side B)
Livery Stable Blues, Oriental Jazz, He Walked Right In…
AP-20 Echoes of the Storm/Crazy Quilt (Sound Effects), mono
Recorded
in the
(side A)
Echoes of the Storm “A recording of a thunder storm” (with train)
(side B)
Crazy Quilt “A recording of Heterogeneous Sounds for Test Purposes”, Rotary
Saw, Hammering Nails,
Water
Running into Bucket, Drums, Music Box
AP-21 Chicago Symphony Brass Ensemble, mono
Adolph S. Herseth and
Renold Schilke, trumpets; Frank Crisafulli, trombone; Hugh A. Crowden, french horn;
Arnold
Jacobs, tuba; 1954
(side A)
Gottfried Reiche: Sonata No. 15, Beethoven: Quartet, Opus 18, No. 2, Gabrieli:
Canzona per Sonare No. 2,
Weelkes: A Gay Tune, J.S. Bach: Sarabande and Minuet
(side B)
Hindemith: Morgen Music for Brass, Haines: Toccata, Zinders: Suite for Brass,
Lebow: Suite for Brass
AP-22 Musart String Quartet of Los Angeles: Mozart, mono
Ralph Schaeffer and Leonard Atkins, violin; Albert Falkove, viola; Emmet Sargeant, cello; Wesley Kuhnle, harpsichord;
Loyd Rathbun, oboe; Haakon Bergh, flute; Wendell Hoss and George Hyde, french horns; Ray Siegel, bass viol
(side A)
W. A. Mozart: Divertimento No. 7 in D Major K. 205
(side B)
W. A. Mozart: Adagio and Rondo K. 617, String Quartet in C Major K. 157
AP-23 Red Dougherty Groups/Bel Quintet: Swing Potpourri, mono
(side A) Red Dougherty, piano; Frank Roberts, clarinet; Don Anderson, guitar; Bernie Sundermeier, bass viol,
Warren Thewis, drums; 1953
Linger Awhile, Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday On Saturday Night?, Blue And Broken Hearted,
(side B)
Art Kay, vibraharp; Ervin Ullenberg, violin; Carl Elmer, accordion; Robert
DeBlaey, guitar;
Mark Steger, bass viol
All Of
Me, Rosetta, The Nearness Of You, On The Sunny Side Of The Street, Diga Diga
Doo,
Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone
AP-24 Loring “Red” Nichols, Rosy McHargue, Carl Halen, Earl Foutz: Jazz Potpourri, mono **
(side A) Red Nichols and his band: Row Row Row, Sweet Sue,
Deep Summer Music, Flow Gently Sweet Afton
Rosie
McHargue and his band: Aunt Hagar’s Blues, Asleep In The Deep
(side B)
Carl Halen and his band: Oh Baby, Apex Blues, Don’t Leave Me Daddy, Skiffle
Session
Earl
Foutz and his band: Anytime
AP-25 Margaret Barthel Plays Schumann, Debussy, Liszt, mono
(side A)
Schumann: Carnaval, Op. 9
(side B)
Debussy: Feux d’artifice (Fireworks), Clair de Lune, Toccata, Liszt:
Gnomenreigen (Dance of the Gnomes),
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 15 (Rakoczy March)
AP-26 Margaret Barthel, Pianist: Brahms, mono
(side A)
Brahms: Sonata No. 1 in C Major, Opus No. 1
(side B)
Brahms: Waltzes, Opus No. 39
AP-26 Jerome Stowell: Solos For Clarinet With Piano
Jerome
Stowell, clarinet; Dorothy Scott Meyer, piano
(side A)
Stanford: Caoine from Sonata Op. 129, Jean: Arabesques, Bassi: Concert Fantasia
“Rigoletto”
(side B)
Weber, Second Concerto Op. 74 (Allegro, Romanze, Polacca)
AP-27 Red Dougherty Sextet: Easy Listening Volume 3, mono
Red
Dougherty, piano; Harry Blons, clarinet; Don Anderson, guitar; Eddie Tolck,
vibraharp;
Bernie
Sundermeyer, bass viol; Bob Bass, drums;
(side A)
Tailgate Ramble, It Had To Be You, Angry, Everybody Loves My Baby, On The
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else
(side B) I Never Knew, Some Of These Days, Ain’t She Sweet, Sheik Of Araby, Wherever You Are
AP-28 Knocky Parker: Piano Artistry, mono
1955
(side A) James Europe: Boogie Woogie Maxixe, Scott Joplin: Pleasant Moments, John Golden: Poor Butterfly,
Fats Waller: E Flat Blues, John Sousa: Stars and Stripes Forever, Duke Ellington: Sophisticate Lady,
Leroy Carr: How Long, How Long?
(side B)
Joe Sullivan: Gin Mill Blues, Joseph Lamb: Ragtime Nightingale, Jelly Roll
Morton: Creepy Feeling,
Jess
Stacey: Ecstasy, Louis Chauvin: Heliotrope Bouquet, Knocky Parker: Frankie and
Johnny (chant, blues, and rag)
AP-29 Doc Evans: Traditional Jazz Volume 4, Down in Jungle Town 78 rpm microgroove * **
(AP-29 may have been issued to resolve the AP-4 numbering conflict, but it conflicts with the disc below!)
Paul W.
“Doc” Evans, cornet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Harry Blons, clarinet; George
Tupper, tuba; Hod Russell, piano;
Irv
Wickner, banjo; Mickey Steinke, drums; 1955.
(side A) That’s A-Plenty, London Blues
(side B) Eccentric, Bye And Bye
AP-29 Red Dougherty Groups: Easy Listening, mono
Red
Dougherty, piano; Harry Blons, clarinet; Don Anderson, guiter; Eddie Tolck,
vibraharp; Bernie Sundermeier, bass viol;
Bob
Gruenenfelder, trumpet; Bob Bass, drums; Warren Thewis, drums; 1954 (some
material from AP-13)
(side A)
Fantasy Impromptu, After You’ve Gone, Jada, Dixieland One Step, Sweet Georgia
Brown, Twelfth Street Rag
(side B)
Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone, How Deep Is The Ocean, My Sin,
Piano
Medley (Carolina In The Morning and I Found A Million Dollar Baby), I’ve Had My
Moments, New Porch Blues
AP-30 Doc Evans: Traditional Jazz Volume 5, Down in Jungle Town 78 rpm microgroove * **
Paul W.
“Doc” Evans, cornet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Harry Blons, clarinet; George
Tupper, tuba; Hod Russell, piano;
Irv
Wickner, banjo; Mickey Steinke, drums; 1955.
(side A) Dill Pickles Rag, What Did I Do To Be So Black And Blue
(side B) Bugle Call Rag, Grandpa’s Spells
AP-31 Doc Evans: Cornet Artistry, mono
Paul W.
(Doc) Evans, cornet; Sid Nierman, Piano; Art Kay, bass viol and vibraharp; Bob
Thompson, drums; 1956
(side A)
Sugar, Just A Gigolo, Old Fashioned Love, Stars Fell On
(side B)
Limehouse Blues, Don’t Worry About Me, Melancholy Baby, Memories Of You
AP-32
Adolph
Herseth and Renold Schilke, trumpets; Frank Crisafulli, trombone; Hugh A.
Crowden, french horn;
Arnold
Jacobs, tuba; 1955. All works by Leonard Lebow.
(side A)
St. Louis Blues Tone Poem, Suite For Brass (Lebow wrote four suites for brass.
This one is different from the one on AP-21.)
(side B)
Quintet for Brass
AP-33 Doc Evans: Traditional Jazz Volume 6, Dixieland of Course, mono **
Doc Evans, cornet; Harry Blons, clarinet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Knocky Parker, piano; George Tupper, tuba;
Bill Peer, banjo; Red Maddock, drums; 1956
(side A)
Tiger Rag, Sugar Blues (cornet solo), Four Or Five Times, Frankie And Johnnie,
Waiting For The Robert E. Lee
(side B)
See See Rider, Black Bottom Stomp, Original Jelly Roll Blues,
AP-34 Doc Evans: Traditional Jazz Volume 7, mono **
Doc Evans, cornet; Harry Blons, clarinet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Knocky Parker, piano; George Tupper, tuba;
Bill Peer, banjo; Red Maddock, drums; 1956
(side A)
When the Saints Go Marching In, Corinne Corinna (cornet solo), Temptation Rag,
Mabel’s Dream
(side B)
Song Of
the
AP-35 Bobby Hammack and his Music: Easy Listening Volume 4, mono
Bobby Hammack, piano and celeste; Jerry Friedman, vibraharp, xylophone, chimes and marimba;
Wesley Nellermoe, guitar, Irving Eddleman, bass viol; Milton Holland, drums; 1957
(side A)
Twilight in
Sophisticated Lady
(side B)
Honeysuckle Rose, It’s A Wonderful World, Beatrice (by Bobby Hammack), Lady Be
Good, If I Had You
AP-36 Ancient String Instrument Ensemble: Music of the 17th Century, mono
Jerome D. Rosen, quinton and conductor; Edward Ormond, viole d’amour; John F. Kiburz, flute; August L. Fantilli, oboe;
Henry Loew, bass viol; Walter Riediger, viole d’amour; Warren Downs, viola da gamba, J. Garland Young, harpsichord
(All the members of this group, with the exception of Mr. Garland Young, are members of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra)
(side A) author unknown: A 17th Century Suite, Allesandro Scarlatti: Sinfonia in E minor
(side B) author unknown: Sonata da Camera in E minor, J. C. Bach: Quintetto in D Major opus 2 no. 6,
Francois Couperin: L’Apotheose de Lully
AP-37 Adventures in Cacophony (sound effects)
(side A)
Burglar’s Nemesis, Infant Lament, Salute to
“This Little Pig Went to Market…”, Bovine Blues, Feline Kindergarten, Tomcat Serenade to a Willing Widow,
Rural Evening
(side B)
Saukville Water Pump – Vintage circa 1905
AP-38 Harry Blons Ensemble: Easy Listening Volume 5
Harry Blons, clarinet; Willie Peterson, piano; Eddie Tolck, vibes; Don Anderson, guitar and harp;
Bernie Sundemeyer, bass; Warren Thewis, drums
(side A) Sweet Georgia Brown, Love Me Or Leave Me, You’re The Cream In My Coffee, Autumn Leaves,
Moonlight On
The
(side B) Tea
For Two, Do You Know What It Means To Miss
Blues Impromptu
AP-39 An A Cappella Concert; By the Carroll College Choir, conducted by Lewis E. Whikehart
(side A)
Jaques Clement: Adoramus Te, Johann Herman Schein:Who With Grieving Soweth,
Zoltan Kodaly: Jesus And The Traders,
Birthday Greeting, Darius Milhaud:
(side B)
J. S. Bach: Chorale Rejoice And Sing, P. Tschesnokoff: Salvation Is Created,
F.M. Christiansen: From Psalm 50
(II
Offer Unto God, III Doxology and Whoso Offereth Praise), Christmas Symbol,
Gustav Scheck: Advent Motet,
anon:
Ezekiel Saw De Wheel (arr.W.L.
AP-40 Robert Noehren: Messe Pour Les Paroisses, Francois Couperin
Played on
the Holtcamp organ at Collingwood Presbyterian Church;
(side A)
Plein Chant Du Premier Kyrie En Taille, Fugue Sur Les Jeux D’Anches, Recit De
Chromhorne,
Plein
Chant, Plein Jeu, Petite Fugue Sur Le Chromhorne, Duo Sur Les Tierces,
Dialogue, Tierce En Taille,
Dialogue En Trio Du Cornet Et De La
Tierce, Dialogue Sur Les Grands Jeux
(side B)
Offertoire Sur Les Grands Jeux, Recit De Cornet, Benedictus, Dialogue Sur Les
Grands Jeux, Deo Gratias
AP-41 Robert Noehren: Organ Works of
Played on
the Holtcamp organ at Collingwood Presbyterian Church;
(side A)
Nikolaus Bruhns: Prelude and Fuge in E Minor, D. Buxtehude: Chorale Prelude
“Von Gott Will Ich Nicht Lassen”,
J.N.
Hanff: Chorale Prelude “Helft Mir Gott’s Güte Preisen”,
D.
Buxtehude: Chorale Prelude “Wir Danken Dir, Herr Jesu Christ”, J.S. Bach: Fugue
in G Major (a la Gigue),
Chorale
Prelude “Schmuecke Dich O Liebe Seele”,
(side B)
J.G. Walther: Partita “Jesu, Meine Freude”, Robert Schumann: Fugue on “BACH”,
J.
Brahms: Chorale Prelude “Herzlich Tut
AP-42 Robert Noehren: Organ Music of France, mono
Played on
the Holtcamp organ at Collingwood Presbyterian Church;
(side A)
Olivier Messiaen: Symphonic Meditation from ‘Ascension’, Louis Vierne: Matins,
Communion, Impromptu,
Epitaph
(side B) Jehan Alain: Variations On ‘Lucis Creator’, Jean
L’anglais: Nazard,
Paul de
Maleingreau: The Tumult In The Praetorium, Marcel Dupre: Fileuse
AP-43 Eddie Burleton’s Rompers: “Unexpurgated” Jazz with a Dixieland Flavor, mono
Eddie
Burleton, clarinet; Bill Ehlert, cornet; Roland Woods, trombone; Art Kay, bass
viol; Art Laude, piano;
Eddie
McMullen, drums
(side A) Blue Danube, Sister Kate,
(side B) Tiger
Rag, Tin Roof Blues, Take Me Out To The Ball Game,
AP-44 Doc Evans And His Band: Dixieland Classics, mono **
Doc Evans,
cornet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Dick Pendleton, clarinet; George Tupper, tuba;
Knocky Parker, piano;
Bill
Peer, banjo; Warren Thewis, drums;
(side A)
(side B)
San,
AP-45 Doc Evans: Traditional Jazz, mono
Doc Evans, cornet; Dick Pendleton, clarinet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Knocky Parker, piano; George Tupper, tuba;
Bill Peer,
banjo; Warren Thewis, drums;
(side A)
Dippermouth Blues, Smokey Mokes, The Chant,
(side B)
High Society, Jackass Blues, Shim-Me-Sha-Wobble, Richard M. Jones’ Blues
AP-46 Arthur Kay Ensemble: Breezin’ Along with the Breeze, mono
Arthur Kay, vibraharp; Harry Blons, clarinet; Claude Falenczyk, bass viol; Grang Krueger, piano; Joseph Szot, guitar;
Gene
Juckem, drums
(side A)
Breezin’ Along With The Breeze, ‘S Wonderful, A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody,
But Not For Me,
The Way
You Look Tonight
(side B)
Japanese Sandman, When Hearts Are Young, Nobody’s Sweetheart, I Never Knew I
Could Love Anybody,
Ain’t
Misbehavin’,
AP-47 Marilyn: Just a Song in My Heart
Songs by
Marilyn, Accompanied by the Arthur Kay Ensemble Under the Direction of Anthony
Werth (See AP-46.)
(side A)
With A Song In My Heart, Falling In Love, Honest and Truly – Instrumental, In
The Still Of The Night, He’s Gone Away
(side B) I
Only Have Eyes For You, Someone To Watch Over me, Alice Blue Gown, Molly
Malone, Little Girl Blue, Stardust
AP-48 19th Century Musicale: The Mira Music Box, mono
(side A)
Zenda, A Bit Of Blarney, Jack Tar March,
In The
Shade Of The Old Apple Tree, The Gondolier, Laughing H20, Tessie,
You Are The Only Only, Lazzar,
Stay In Your Own Back Yard, Mr. Dooley, Teasing Song, Amoruse Waltz, Peaceful Henry
(side B) Ring The Bells Of Heaven, Lead Kindly Light, Guide Me O Thou Great Jehova, Rock Of Ages,
Son Of My
Soul Thou Saviour, Nearer My God To Thee, Coronation,
From Heaven Above, Holy God We Praise Thy Name, Shall We Gather At The River, Doxology
AP-49 Knocky Parker: Old Rags, mono
Played on
a Boesendorfer grand piano at
(side A)
Euphonic Sounds, Mr. Joe, Alligator Crawl, Georgia Camp Meeting, Frog Legs,
Wild Flower
(side B)
Whistlin’ Rufus, Climax Rag, The Pearls, Daintiness,
AP-50 Doc Evans: Classics of the ‘20s, mono
Doc Evans, cornet; Bob Gruenenfelder, trumpet; Hal Runyon, trombone; Dick Pendleton, clarinet;
Tubby
(side A)
(side B)
Frog-I-More, Snake Rag, Sweet Lovin’ Man,
AP-51 Robert Noehren: Organ Music of the Lutheran Church Volume 1, mono
Played on
the Beckerath organ at
(side A)
J.S. Bach: Chorale Prelude Herzlich Tut
J.N.
Hanff: Chorale Prelude Helft Mir Gott’s Güte Preisen, G. Böhm: Partita Sopra
Auf Meinen Lieben Gott
(side B)
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: Sonata No. 6 in D Minor
(Variations On The Chorale Vater Unser Im Himmelreich, Fuga, Finale)
AP-52 Robert Noehren: Organ Music of the
Played on
the Beckerath organ at
(side A)
D. Buxtehude: Chorale Prelude Nun Bitten Wir Den Heilingen Geist,
J.S. Bach:
Fantasia And Fugue In C Minor, Chorale Prelude Wenn Wir In Höchsten Nöthen Sein
(side B)
Johannes Brahms: Chorale Preludes (O Welt Ich Muss Dich Lassen, Schmüke Dich O
Liebe Seele,
Es Ist
Ein Ros’ Entsprungen, Herzlich Thut Much Verlangen, O Wie Selig Seid Ihr Doch
Ihr Frommen)
AP-53 A Concert By The Fleury Trio, mono
Recorded
in the recital hall of the student union at
Charles
Delaney, flute; Peter Farrell, violoncello; Joseph Rezits, piano
(side A) J.M. Leclair: Sonata in D Major,
Op. 2, No. 8, Gabriel Pierne: Sonata da Camera, Op. 48
(side B)
Eugene Goossens: Five Impressions Of A
AP-54 Art Hodes and his Group: Mostly Blues, stereo
Art Hodes,
piano; Milt Grosz, guitar; Eddie Burleton, clarinet; Truck Parham, bass;
Freddie Kohlman, drums; 1957
(side A)
Dardanella, B-Flat Blues, Chimes Blues, Angry
(side B)
After You’ve Gone, Apex Blues, Ain’t She Sweet, Liberty Inn Drag, I’ve Found a
New Baby
AP-55 Robert Noehren: Organ Music Of The Lutheran Church Volume 3, mono
Played on
the Beckerath organ at
Chorale
Preludes, except for the Buxtehude Magnificat
(side A) Hanff: Ein Feste Burg, Auf Meinen Legen Gott, Walther: Was Gott Tut, Kellner: Was Gott Tut,
Herzlich Tut
(side B) Buxtehude: Magnificat, In Dulci Jubilo, Vater Unser Im Himmelreich, Pachelbel: Vom Himmel Hoch,
Bach: Erbarm Dich
AP-56 Doc Evans: Muskrat Ramble, mono and stereo **
(side A) Doc Evans, cornet; Dick Pendleton, clarinet; Hal Runyan, trombone; John (Knocky) Parker, piano;
Bill Peer, banjo; Red Maddock, drums; George Tupper, tuba; 1958
(side B)
Same as side A except Loren Helberg, clarinet; Bob Gruenenfelder, second cornet
Fidgety
Feet, Fantasy on Muskrat Ramble, King Bolden on Parade, Mr. Jelly Lord
AP-57 Doc Evans: The Sweetest Since Gabriel, mono and stereo
Doc Evans,
cornet; Knocky Parker, piano; Don Anderson, guitar; Biddy Bastian, bass; Red
Maddock, drums; 1958
(side A)
After You’ve Gone, Don’t Take Your Love From Me, Blue Turning Grey Over You,
Blue And Broken Hearted,
I Cover
The Waterfront
(side B)
You’re The Cream In My Coffee, Tea For Two, On The Sunny Side Of The Street,
Summertime, Cherry
AP-58 Mozart Piano Solos, Arthur Dann Pianist, mono
Played on
a Steinway concert grand piano in Finney Chapel,
(side A)
Sonata in D Major K. 576, Fantasie in D Minor K. 397
(side B)
Sonata in C Major K. 330, Fantasie in C Minor K. 396
AP-59 King Arthur and his Men: Aristocratic Swing, mono and stereo
King
Arthur , piano; Roy Kudrin, bass viol; Andy Spriggs, drums
(side A)
Perdido, You Took Advantage Of Me, Blue Skies, I Guess I’ll Have To Change My
Plans,
Between
The Devil And The
(side B)
AP-60 Knocky Parker: Old Blues, mono
Played on
a Boesendorfer grand piano at
(side A)
Boogie Woogie Blues, Make Me A Pallet On The Floor, Willie The Weeper, Jack O’
Diamonds, Chimes Blues,
Sister
Kate
(side B)
West End Blues, Joe Turner Blues, Loveless Love,
AP-61 Herbert Pilhofer His Trio and Nonet: Music With The Modern Touch, mono
Trio:
Herbert Pilhofer, piano; Dale Olinger, guitar; Stuart Anderson, bass viol;
Nonet:
Herbert Pilhofer, piano, celeste; Jack Coan, trumpet; Paul Binstock, French
horn; Stanley Haugesag, trombone;
David
Karr, flute, bass clarinet, baritone sax, Robert Crea, alto clarinet, bass
clarinet; Dale Olinger, guitar;
Robert
Pope, drums; Stuart Anderson, bass viol;
(side A)
Jose Ferrer: Conversation (trio), Duke Ellington: I’m Beginning To See The
Light (nonet),
Werner
Heider: Canon (trio), Lane and
(side B)
Richard Rogers: There’s A Small Hotel (trio), Thelonious Monk: ‘Round Midnight
(trio), Bemsha Swing (nonet),
Sigmund
Romberg: Softly As In A Morning Sunrise (trio), Don Specht: Monk’s Cloth (trio)
AP-62 The Happy Sound Of The Bill/Will Band: Polkas, Waltzes and Laendlers, mono and stereo
Bill Peterson, banjo; Will Teutenberg, accordion; Lee Peterson, bass viol; Cliff Bentz, accordion; Jim Littlewood, drums
(A
(side A)
Joey’s Polka, The Charm Of Your Beautiful Dark Eyes, Café Polka, Prune Song
(side B)
Julida, Homecoming Waltz, Bye Bye My Baby, Honey Waltz
AP-63 Doc Evans: Spirituals and Blues, mono and stereo
Doc Evans, cornet; Dick Pendleton, clarinet; Hal Runyan, trombone; Bill Peer, banjo; George Tupper, tuba;
Knocky Parker, piano; Red Maddock, drums and vocal; 1959
(side A)
Just A Closer Walk With Thee, Joe Turner Blues, Terrible Blues, How Long Blues
(side B)
Just A Little While To Stay Here, Ain’t Nobody’s Business, Winin’ Boy Blues
AP-64 Gertrude Stillman: Chapel Bells, mono
Played on
the bells of Grace Church;
(side A)
Love Divine, A Mighty Fortress, Faith Of Our Fathers, Who Is On The Lord’s
Side, Soldiers Of Christ Arise,
Onward
Christian Soldiers, Lead On O King Eternal, The King Of Love, The Church’s One
Foundation
(side B)
Spirit Of God, O
Where
Cross The Crowded Ways Of Life, In Christ There Is No East Nor West, I Love To
Tell The Story, Holy Holy Holy,
Lead
Kindly Light
AP-65 Gertrude Stillman: Our Favorite Hymns, mono and stereo
Played on
the Kimball organ at Grace Church;
(side A)
For The
Beauty Of The Earth, Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind
(side B)
Abide With Me, This Is My Father’s World, In The Cross Of Christ I Glory, In
The Hour Of Trial,
Fairest
Lord Jesus, Blest Be The Tie That Binds
AP-66 Don Ewell: Yellow Dog Blues, mono and stereo
Don Ewell,
piano; Nappy Trottier, trumpet; Marty Grosz, guitar; Earl Murphy, Bass Viol;
Chicago, Illinois; 1959
(side A)
(side B)
AP-67 Lake Shore Four: Chasing Rainbows, mono and stereo
(side A) Jealous, Side By Side, Down Our Way, Way Back When, I Don’t Mind, I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles,
The Curse Of An Aching Heart
(side B)
Glad Rag Doll, Do You Remember?, I’m Always Chasing Rainbows, Medley: I Love
The Silver In Your Hair,
If I
Had My Way; My Indiana Home, I Don’t Know Why, When You And I Were Young Maggie
AP-68 Doc Evans: Reminiscing in Dixieland Volume 1, Stomps and Blues, mono and stereo **
Doc Evans,
cornet; Knocky Parker, piano; Albert Nicholas or Omer Simeon, clarinet; Earl
Murphy, bass viol;
Gene
Juckem, drums; 1959
(side A)
Clarinet Marmalade, Mahogany Hall Stomp, St. James Infirmary, King Porter
Stomp, San, Save It Pretty Mama
(side B)
Tishomingo Blues, St. Louis Blues, Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out,
Hesitation Blues
AP-69 Doc Evans: Reminiscing in Dixieland Volume 2, Stomps and Blues, mono and stereo **
Doc Evans,
cornet; Knocky Parker, piano; Albert Nicholas or Omer Simeon, clarinet; Earl
Murphy, bass viol;
Gene
Juckem, drums; 1959
(side A)
Ole Miss, A Good Man Is Hard To Find, Tell Me, Wang Wang Blues, Sweet
(side B)
One Sweet Letter From You, Four Or Five Times, I’m Drifting Back To Dreamland,
Willow Weep For Me
AP-70 Paul Binstock, Christopher Leuba, Lenox String Quartet
(AP-110 is a stereo re-release of AP-70.)
Paul
Binstock and Christopher Leuba, french horns, Peter Marsh and Theodore Mantz,
violins; Scott Nickrenz, viola;
Donald
McCall, cello
(side A)
W. A. Mozart, Twelve duos for French horns, K. 487: Allegro, Menuetto, Andante,
Polonaise, Larghetto,
Menuetto, Adagio, Allegro, Menuetto, Andante, Menuetto, Allegro
(side B)
Beethoven Sextet Op. 81: Allegro, Adagio, Rondo - Allegro
AP-71 Knocky Parker: Scott Joplin’s Original Ragtime Compositions, mono **
(side A)
Crush Collision March, Harmony Club Waltzes, Combination March, Original Rags,
Maple Leaf Rag,
Swipsey
Cakewalk, Peacherine Rag, Augustan Club Waltzes, Easy Winners, Sunflower Slow
Drag,
Elite
Syncopations, Cleopha Two Step; August 15, 1960
(side B)
March Majestic, The Strenuous Life, The Entertainer, A Breeze From
Palm Leaf Rag, Something Doing, The Cascades, Sycamore A Concert Rag, Chrysanthemum, The Favorite,
Bink’s Waltz, Rose Bud Waltz; August 16, 1960
AP-72 Knocky Parker: Scott Joplin’s Original Ragtime Compositions, mono **
(side A)
Bethena Waltz, Leola Two Step, Eugenia Rag, Antoinette Rag, The Non-pareil Rag,
Heliotrope Bouquet,
The
Lilly Queen, The Gladiolus, Searchlight Rag, Rose Leaf Rag, Fig Leaf Rag,
Pineapple Rag;
August 16,
1960, Sugar Cane Rag; August 22, 1960
(side B)
Solace, Wall Street Rag, Paragon Rag, Country Club Rag, Euphonic Sounds,
Pleasant Sounds Waltz,
Stop
Time Rag, Felicity, Scott Joplin’s New Bag, Kismet, Magnetic Rag, Reflection
Rag; August 22, 1960
AP-73 Frank Hamilton: A Folksinger's Folksinger, mono
(side A) Tying a Knot in the Devil's Tail , Miserlou,
Railroad Bill, 900 Miles from My Home,
(side B) Edward Ballad, Stack O Lee, Ol' Joe Clark, The Ash Grove
AP-74 No
information available.
AP-75 The St. Louis Ragtimers, stereo
Bill Mason, cornet; Trebor Jay Tichenor, piano; Al Stricker, banjo, vocal; Ed Freund, drums; Don Franz, tuba;
(side A)
Shake That Thing, Lulu White, Sailing Down The
Steamboat Stomp, King Chanticleer
(side B)
Waiting For The Robert E. Lee, Gatemouth,
Gut
Bucket Blues
AP-76 Knocky Parker: Piano Works of James Scott, mono
Played on a Steinway grand piano; 1962
(side A) A
Summer Breeze, The Fascinator, On the Pike, Frog Legs Rag,
The Ragtime Betty, Sunburst Rag, Heart’s Longing Waltzes
(side B) Grace and Beauty, Hilarity Rag, Ophelia Rag, Calliope Rag, Quality Rag, The Ragtime Oriole, Suffragette Waltz,
Climax Rag, Evergreen Rag
AP-77 Knocky Parker: Piano Works of James Scott, mono
Played on a Steinway grand piano; 1962
(side A)
Honeymoon Rag, Prosperity Rag, Efficiency Rag,
Springtime of Love – Valse, Troubadour Rag
(side B) Princess Rag, Peace and Plenty Rag, Dixie Dimples Rag, Modesty Rag, Don’t Jazz Me – I’m Music – Rag,
Victory Rag, Broadway Rag
AP-78 Blues, Rags and Hollers **
Dave Ray,
vocals; John Koerner, guitar and vocals; Tony Glover, harmonica; Women’s Club,
(side A)
Linin’ Track, Ramblin’ Blues, It’s All Right, Hangman, Ted Mack Rag, Down To
Louisiana, Creepy John,
Bugger
Burns, Sun’s Wail, Dust My Broom,
(side B)
One Kind Favor, Go Down Ol’ Hannah, Good Time Charlie, Banjo Thing, Stop That
Thing, Too Bad,
Snaker’s Here, Low Down Rounder, Jimmy Bell, Mumblin’ Word
AP-79 No
information available.
AP-80 The Salt City Six Plays the Classics in Dixieland, mono and stereo
Jack
Maheu, clarinet; Will Alger, trombone; Robert Mahan, piano; Lou Johnston, bass;
Ralph Haupert, drums;
Paul
Squire, trumpet; Ball Room, Penn Sheraton Hotel;
(side A) William
Tell Overture,
(side B)
Ciri Biri Bin,
AP-81 The St. Louis Ragtimers Volume 2, stereo
Trebor Jay Tichenor, piano; Bill Mason, cornet; Al Stricker, banjo and vocals; Don Franz, tuba; 1962
(side A)
Cakewalking Babies From Home, Riverside
Dead Man Blues, Chestnut Valley Rag (piano solo)
(side B)
Bye and Bye, I Ain’t Rough, Tank Town Bump, When Ragtime Rosie Ragged the
Rosary, Bucksnort Stomp,
Ely
Green’s Cakewalk, They Gotta Quit Kicking My Dawg Around
AP-82 Salty Dogs of Purdue University, mono and stereo
Darrel
Guimond, trumpet; Tom Bartlett, trombone; Larry Wilkins, clarinet; Bob ‘Ace’
Lord, drums; Steve Ley, tuba;
Brent
Dickson, piano; Lynn Oberholtzer, banjo
(side A)
Come Back Sweet Papa, Salty Dog,
(side B)
Emperor Norton’s Hunch, Skid Dat De Dat, Canal Street Blues, Cake Walkin’
Babies, Sweet Georgia Brown
AP-83 The Scintillating Banjo Of “Smokey”
Marvin
Montgomery, banjo; Knocky Parker, piano; Don Franz, tuba; Cody Sandifer, drums;
Del
McClinton, harmonica (harmonica blues only)
(side A)
Hear Them Bells, Jolson Medley,
(side B)
Tiger Rag, Sleep, Humoresque, Original Dixieland One-Step,
AP-84 Knocky Parker and his Backwoods Boys, mono and stereo
John W.
(Knocky) Parker, piano; Don Franz, tuba; Del McClinton, harmonica; Marvin
(Smokey)
Cody
Sandifer, drums; Raymond Burke, clarinet; 1969
(side A)
Deep
Elm Blues, Bucket Got A Hole In It
(side B)
Corrine Corrinna,
AP-85 The Salt City Six Plays Dixieland, mono and stereo
Jack Maheu,
clarinet; Will Alger, trombone; Robert Mahan, piano; Lou Johnston, bass; Ralph
Haupert, drums;
Paul
Squire, trumpet; Ball Room, Penn Sheraton Hotel;
(side A)
(side B)
Riverboat Shuffle, Sleepy Time Down South, It’s A Long Way To Tipperary,
Ain’t
Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll
AP-86 The Happy Jazz Band: Jazz From the San Antonio River, mono and stereo (Happy Jazz Records Volume 2) **
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr., cornet; Cliff
Gillette, piano; Ben Valfré, banjo;
Willson
Davis, sousaphone; Harvey Kindervater, drums;
(side A) Peculiar
Rag, Tishomingo Blues,
(side B)
The Chant, I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate,
AP-87 The Happy Jazz Band: The Real Stuff, mono and stereo (Happy Jazz Records Volume 3) **
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr., cornet; Cliff
Gillette, piano; Ben Valfré, banjo;
Willson
Davis, sousaphone; Harvey Kindervater, drums;
(side A)
Fidgety Feet, Winin’ Boy Blues, Tia Juana, John Jennings Blues (Terrible
Blues), Papa Dip
(side B)
New Orleans Stomp, Melancholy, San, Mabel’s Dream, Down In Jungle Town
AP-88 Queen City Jazz Band, mono and stereo
Alan Frederickson, trombone; Dave Moldenhauer,
cornet; Lee Peters, clarinet; Steve Wilson, tuba; Ron Hanscom, piano;
Gordon Ellinger, drums; Herb Ordelheide,
banjo; 1966
(side A) Mississippi Rag, Pontchartrain
Blues, Royal Garden Blues, Jazzin’ Babies Blues, Ory’s Creole Trombone,
Canal Street Blues
(side B) Friendless Blues, That Da Da Strain, Working Man Blues, Buddy’s Habits, Memphis Blues, St. Louis Rag
AP-89 Knocky Parker: Golden Treasury of Ragtime, mono
1970
John W.
“Knocky” Parker, piano, celeste, harpsichord; Marvin “Smokey”
Ruth
Brightwell, brushes
(side A)
Rastus On Parade, At A Georgia Camp
Meeting, Tickled To Death, Ma Ragtime Baby, Smokey Mokes,
Dusty
Dudes, A Bunch Of Blackberries (1895 through 1899)
(side B)
Whistlin’ Rufus, Whittlin’ Remus, Coon Band Concert, Prancing Pickaninnies,
Creole Belles,
That
AP-90 Knocky Parker: Golden Treasury of Ragtime, mono
1970
John W.
“Knocky” Parker, piano, celeste, harpsichord; Marvin “Smokey”
Ruth
Brightwell, brushes
(side A)
(1902
through 1906)
(side B)
Iola, Holy Moses, The Smiler, Red Wing,
AP-91 Knocky Parker: Golden Treasury of Ragtime, mono
1970
(side A)
Dusty, The Peach, Ham and ----, Hot Chocolate, Poison Ivy Rag, The Thriller,
Kalamity Kid, Porcupine Rag
(1908-1909)
(side B)
Sappho Rag, Darky Todale, Rose Wood, Apple Jack, Pork and Beans, Vanity Rag,
Wiggle Rag (1909)
AP-92 Knocky Parker: Golden Treasury of Ragtime, mono
1970
John W.
“Knocky” Parker, piano, celeste, harpsichord; Marvin “Smokey”
Willson
Davis, tuba; Ruth Brightwell, brushes
(side A)
Silver
(1910-1911)
(side B)
Horse Shoe Rag, Hyacinth Rag, Red Rambler, Black Diamond Rag, Slippery Elm Rag,
Red Onion Rag,
Elephant Rag, Crazy Bone Rag (1911 through 1913)
AP-93 The Happy Jazz Band: Jim Cullum’s Happy Jazz (Happy Jazz Records Volume 4)
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr., cornet; Cliff
Gillette, piano; Curly Williams, banjo;
Willson
Davis, sousaphone; Harvey Kindervater, drums;
(side A) Willie The Weeper, Sunset Cafe
Stomp, Someday Sweetheart (Ben Valfré, banjo), Angry, Susie
(side B) Pelican Panic, Singin’ The Blues,
I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None Of This Jelly Roll, All Night Blues,
Lizard On A Rail (Hiawatha)
AP-94 Queen City Jazz Band, mono and stereo
Dave Moldenhauer, cornet; Steve Watson, tuba; Gordon Ellinger, drums; Alan Frederickson, trombone and vocals;
Bob
Burdick, banjo; Lee Peters, clarinet; Ron Hanscom, piano; 1967
(side A)
Cake Walkin’ Babies, Going South, Yellow Dog Blues, Black Bottom Stomp, Oh
Mama, Dippermouth Blues
(side B)
Steamboat Stomp, Mandy, Since My Best Girl Turned Me Down, Dead Man Blues, Ice
Cream,
AP-95 Doc Evans at the Gaslight (
Doc Evans,
cornet; Bill Peer, guitar, banjo; Mark Strachota, clarinet; Augie Kepp, piano;
Jim Morton, bass viol, tuba;
Tommie
Andrews, drums; Alan Fredrickson, trombone; 1967
(side A)
(side B)
Big Noise From
AP-96 Jim Cullum, Sr.: Goose Pimples: The Happy Jazz Band With Bobby Hackett (Happy Jazz Records Volume 5)
Jim Cullum
Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney, trombone; Jim Cullum Jr., cornet; Bobby Hackett,
cornet,
Willson
Davis, sousaphone; Cliff Gillette, piano; Curly Williams, banjo; Harvey
Kindervater, drums; 1967
(side 1)
Goose Pimples, Memphis Blues, Lousiana, Sorry, Buddy Bolden’s Blues
(side 2)
Wang Wang Blues, Mood Indigo, Chloe, You’ve Got To See Mama Ev’ry Night, A
Bientot,
Westmoreland Weave
AP-97 Up The Creek With The Riverboat Ramblers, stereo
Bob
Schulz, trumpet; Bill Davison, trombone; George Bohrnstedt, clarinet; Whitey
Minette, piano;
Charlie
Marshall, banjo; Ray Schenk, tuba; Bob Venable, drums; Women’s Club,
(side A) Moose March, Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll, Storyville Blues,
(side B)
Dinah, Tishomingo Blues, Emperor Norton’s Hunch, Friendless Blues, Shake That
Thing
AP-98 The Queen City Jazz Band of
Dave Moldenhauer, cornet; Steve Watson, tuba; Gordon Ellinger, drums; Alan Frederickson, trombone;
Bob
Burdick, banjo; Lee Peters, clarinet; Ron Hanscom, piano; Mary Ann Kay, vocals;
(side A) When The Saints Go Marching In, Georgia Swing, Nobody Knows You, Coal Cart Blues, Bethena Waltzes,
King
Chanticleer
(side B)
Minstrels of Annie Street, New Orleans, Oh Baby, After You’ve Gone, My Heart,
Crazy Blues,
Emperor
Norton’s Hunch
AP-99 Mother’s Boys and Kerry Price: Oh Daddy! Blues, I Got The Meanest Kind, stereo
Lulu’s
Storyville Saloon;
Paul Klinger, cornet; Walt Gower, clarinet; Tom Shea, piano; Paul Hayward, tuba; John Teachout, banjo;
Kerry Price, vocal
(side A)
The Chant, Oh! Daddy (vocal), Perdido Street Blues, Farewell To Storeyville
(vocal), I Found A New Baby
(side B)
Canal Street Blues,
Blues
My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me (vocal)
AP-100 The Music Of Mother’s Boys At Lulu’s Storyville Saloon: Stompin’ Hot! Singin’ Sweet!
Mayflower
House;
Paul Klinger, cornet, bass sax; Walt Gower, clarinet; Tom Shea, piano; Paul Hayward, tuba; John Teachout, banjo;
Kerry Price, vocal
(side A) Jazz
Band Ball, Melancholy
Jelly Roll
(side B) Milenburg Joys, Downhearted Blues, Original Rag, Hesitating Blues, I Had Someone Else Before I Had You
AP-101 Ernie and Emilio Caceres
Ernie
Caceres, clarinet, baritone saxophone; Emilio Caceres, violin; Cliff Gillette,
piano; George Pryor, bass;
Curly
Williams, guitar; Joe Cortez, Jr., drums; 1969
(side A)
Gig In G, Sweet
(side B)
Poor Butterfly, Blue Turning Grey Over You, Body And Soul, Monday Date,
AP-102 The Complete Piano Works of Jelly Roll Morton, Volume I Rags and Blues **
John W.
“Knocky” Parker, piano
(side A)
Superior Rag, Original Jelly Roll Blues, Frog-I-More Rag, Troublesome Rag, The
Pearls, Big Fat Ham
(side
B) Wolverine Blues, Mr. Jelly Lord,
Kansas City Stomps, London Blues, Grandpa’s Spells, Wild Man Blues
AP-103 The Complete Piano Works of Jelly Roll Morton, Volume II Spanish Rhythms **
John W.
“Knocky” Parker, piano
(side A)
King Porter Stomp, Mama ‘Nita, Perfect Rag, 35th Street Blues,
Milenburg Joys,
(side B)
Black
Bottom Stomp
AP-104 The Complete Piano Works of Jelly Roll Morton, Volume III Barrelhouse and Stomps **
John W.
“Knocky” Parker, piano
(side A)
Sidewalk Blues, Cannon Ball Blues, Hyena Stomp, Jungle Blues, Freakish,
(side B)
Fickle Fay Creep, Fat Francis, Crazy Chord Rag, Pep, Sweet Peter, Sweet
Substitute
AP-105 The Complete Piano Works of Jelly Roll Morton, Volume IV Memoirs and Recollections **
John W.
“Knocky” Parker, piano
(side A)
Fingerbreaker, The Crave, The Naked Dance, Mr. Joe, Creepy Feeling, Bert
Williams
(side B)
Honky Tonk Music, Spanish Swat, Buddy Carroll’s Rag, Les Miserere,
Metamorphosis, Tiger Rag
AP-106 Flamenco El Curro
(‘El Curro’ is William ‘Willie’ Champion of
San Antonio, Texas. He also appears on AP-114)
(side A) Alegrias, Zapateado, Rumba
Flamenca, Yaqui, Peteneras, Seguiriyas
(side B) Medias Granadinas, Soleares, Farruca, Bulerias Flamenca, Zambra Gitana
AP-107 Jim Cullum, Sr.: Eloquent Clarinet
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet; Spud Goodall, guitar;
Curly Williams, guitar; Gene McKinney, bass
(side A)
Oh! What It Seemed to Be, Once In A While, I Remember You, Sugar Foot Strut,
It’s Easy To Remember,
Every Day (I Fall In Love)
(side B)
Exactly Like You, Love Lies, Roses Of Picardy, Drinking Again, Moonlight On The
September In The Rain, Moon Song
AP-108 The Olympia Brass Band of New Orleans, Harold Dejan, leader **
Recorded
January 31, 1971,
(side A) Explanation Of Funeral
Procession, Just A Little While To Stay Here,
Dirge
(Free As A Bird, Nearer My God To Thee, Pleyel’s Hymn), Just A Closer Walk With
Thee, Telephone To Glory
(side B) Oh Didn’t He Ramble, Weary Blues,
AP-109 Sounds of the River –
Paul Crawford, trombone; Len Ferguson, drums; Raymond Burke, clarinet;, Chink Martin, Sr., bass; Jack Bachman, trumpet;
Henry Kmen, clarinet and tenor sax; Nat Krasnoff, accordian; Bob Ice, banjo
(side A) Little Orphan Annie, Emaline, Taps Miller, Roamin’, San Antonio Shout
(side B)
AP-110 Paul Binstock, Christopher Leuba, Lenox String Quartet
(Stereo version of AP-70, issued in 1971.)
AP-111 Earl Hines: My Tribute to Louis, stereo **
(side A) When It’s Sleepy Time Down South, Struttin’ With Some Barbeque, A Kiss to Build a Dream On,
Pennies From Heaven
(side B)
Confessin’, Muskrat Ramble, Blueberry Hill, When It’s Sleepy Time Down South
(reprise)
AP-112 Earl Hines: Hines Comes in Handy **
(side A)
(side B)
Blues for Madeleine, Ole Miss, For the Past Masters,
AP-113 Earl Hines: Hines Does Hoagy **
(side A)
(side B)
Old Rockin’ Chair’s Got Me, The Nearness of You, Skylark, Old Buttermilk Sky
AP-114 The Happy Jazz Band: The
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr., cornet; Cliff
Gillette, piano; Curly Williams, banjo and guitar;
Spud
Goodall, banjo and guitar; El Curro, guitar; Willson Davis, sousaphone; Warren
Lewis, string bass; Harvey Kindervater, drums;
(side A)
(side
B) Struttin’ With Some Barbeque, Dark
Eyes,
That Da-Da Strain
AP-115 The Happy Jazz Band: Ten Years of Faithful Service (Happy Jazz Volume 1), mono
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr., cornet; Cliff
Brewton, piano; Ben Valfré, banjo;
Willson
Davis, sousaphone; Harvey Kindervater, drums;
(side A)
Cake Walking Babies From Home, Ole Miss, Riverboat Shuffle, Original Jelly Roll
Blues,
Just A
Closer Walk With Thee
(side B)
AP-116 The Happy Jazz Band: Ten Years of Faithful Service (Happy Jazz Volume 10), stereo
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet and baritone; Gene McKinney, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr.,
cornet; Cliff Gillette, piano;
Curly
Williams, banjo and guitar; Willson Davis, sousaphone; Harvey Kindervater,
drums; Mark Hess, piano and trombone;
(side A)
(side B)
At The Jazz Band Ball,
AP-117 Jazz: The Music Of Jim Cullum, Sr.
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney and Mark Hess, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr.,
cornet;
Cliff
Gillette, piano; Curly Williams, guitar; George Pryor, bass;
Harvey
Kindervater, Kevin Hess and Hector Gonzalez, drums;
(side A)
Swing That Music, Stardust, Dixieland Shuffle, My Inspiration, Old Spinning
Wheel
(side B)
Waltzing Matilda, Old Folks, Washboard Blues, Am I Blue, Mine, Li’l Liza Jane
AP-118 Jazz: The Music Of Jim Cullum, Sr.
Jim
Cullum, Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney and Mark Hess, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr.,
cornet; Cliff Gillette, piano; Curly Williams, guitar;
George
Pryor, bass; Harvey Kindervater, Kevin Hess and Hector Gonzalez, drums;
Guest
Stars: Bud Freeman, Yank Lawson, Ralph Sutton, Eddie Miller and Bob Haggart;
recorded by Fred Moldenhauer
(side A)
Canal Street Blues, Skylark, Milenberg Joys, Dream
(Side B)
AP-119 Jazz: The Music Of Jim Cullum, Sr.
Jim Cullum,
Sr., clarinet; Gene McKinney and Mark Hess, trombone; Jim Cullum, Jr., cornet;
Cliff Gillette, piano; Curly Williams, guitar;
George
Pryor, bass; Harvey Kindervater, Kevin Hess and Hector Gonzalez, drums;
Guest
Stars: Bud Freeman, Yank Lawson, Ralph Sutton, Eddie Miller and Bob Haggart;
recorded by Fred Moldenhauer
(side A)
Tin Roof Blues, Papa Dip, Muskrat Ramble,
(side B)
September In The Rain, Tishomingo Blues, Introduction of ‘The World’s Greatest
Jazz Band”, Royal Garden Blues
AP-120 Listen Some More To Jim Cullum’s Happy Jazz
Jim Cullum, Jr., cornet; Mark Hess, trombone; Gene McKinney, trombone; Cliff Gillette, piano; Buddy Apfel, bass;
Jim
Newell, guitar and banjo; Harvey Kindervater, drums; Kevin Hess, drums; Bobby
Gordon, clarinet;
(side A)
The Eel, Playin’ Hooky, Westmoreland Weave,
(side B)
AP-121 Jim Cullum, Jr.: Happy Landing
Jim
Cullum, Jr., cornet; Bobby Gordon, clarinet; Cliff Gillette, piano; Mark Hess,
piano and trombone;
Harvey
Kindervater, drums; Jim Newell, guitar;
Buddy Apfel, sousaphone;
(side A)
Black Bottom Stomp, Squeeze Me, Some Sunny Day, Lover Come Back To Me, Pee
Wee’s Tune
(side B)
AP-122 Jim
Cullum, Jr.: American Jazz
Jim Cullum,
Jr., cornet; Bobby Gordon, clarinet; Cliff Gillette, piano; Mark Hess, piano
and trombone;
Harvey Kindervater, drums; Jim Newell, guitar; Buddy Apfel, tuba;
(side A) Strut Miss Lizzie, Skid Dat De
Dat, Night Train To Llano, Sweet Lovin’ Man
(side B) Black And Tan Fantasy, Put ‘Em
Down Blues, Forever Clear, Potato Head Blues
AP-123 Mark Hess: Jazz: Blues & Stomps (Based on
information from AJ-123) ***
Mark Hess, piano;
(side A) Rosetta,
Keepin’ Out of Mischief, Aspirin Rag, In the Dark, Mark’s Moods, Forever Clear,
The Giggle Wiggle
(side B) Handful
of Keys, Garage Blues, Doubting, Blue Turning Grey, Singin’ the Blues, Stealin’
Apples
AP-124 Bobby Gordon
Jim Cullum,
Jr., cornet; Bobby Gordon, clarinet; Cliff Gillette, piano; Mark Hess, piano
and trombone; Harvey Kindervater, drums;
Jim
Newell, guitar; Buddy Apfel, tuba; Gene McKinney, string bass; Bobby Black,
guitar; Kevin Hess, drums; San Antonio, Texas; 1975
(side A) Eccentric Rag, I’d Climb The
Highest Mountain, I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me,
Someday Sweetheart, Tin Roof Blues
(side B) Sweet Sue, Blues for B-Flat
Clarinet, I’m Sorry I Made You Cry, Sweet Lorraine, My Heart Belongs With You,
Keepin’ Out Of Mischief
AP-125 Jim Cullum, Jr.: Look Over Here
Jim Cullum, Jr., cornet; Allan Vache,
clarinet; Cliff Gillette, piano; Randy Reinhart, trumpet and trombone; Mike
Massesa, drums;
Bobby Black, banjo; Buddy Apfel, tuba;
(side A) Wrought Iron Rag, Aunt Hagar’s
Blues, Mabel’s Dream, Kakapu Rag, Lazy Bones
(side B) Rhythm King, Morning Glory, The
Albatross, Dixieland Shuffle, Sage Hen Strut
Items which are missing from my Audiophile discography
I have no information for the following albums: AP-74, AP-79. Any information you can provide, including dates and locations, will be
added to my Audiophile discography, with an acknowledgement. You can find my
e-mail address at the top of my home
page.
Duplicate AP numbers
The
following AP numbers were used more than once: AP-4, AP-26, AP-29.
ASF 31162 Dramatic Moments In
Choral Music: The
Dr. Arnold
J. Running, director; Diane Christen and Georgi Streetman, vocalists; Susan
Buckingham, harpist
(side A) Schulz,
Psalm III, Lord If I But Thee May Have; Decius (Running): O Lamb Of God Most
Holy,
Gibbons: Hosanna To The Son Of David, anon: Dig My Grave (arr.
Burleigh), Every Time I Feel The Spirit (arr. Smith),
(side B)
Britten: A Ceremony Of Carols,
AU 121682 A
Hymn Festival: The
Dr. Arnold
J. Running, director; accompanied by the Augustana Brass Ensemble, James Ode,
director; 1961
R. Vaughn Williams: For All The Saints, anon.
The Lord My Shepherd Is (arr. Handel),
Allgemeines Katholosches Gesang Buch: Holy God We Praise Thy Name,
Geistliche Kirchengesange: Ye Watchers And Ye Holy Ones,
Johann
Schop: Jesus Name All Names Above, Scottish Psalter: My God How Wonderful Thou
Art,
Hans
Leo Hassler: O Sacred Head Now Wounded, Martin Luther: A Mighty Fortress Is Our
God,
Swedish melody: Children Of The Heavenly Father, Melchior Teschner: O
How Shall I Receive Thee,
Philipp Nicolai: Awake For Night Is Flying (setting J.S. Bach), Martin
Luther: From Heaven Above To Earth I Come,
John
Wainright: Christians Awake! Salute The Happy Morn,
Johann Schop: Break Forth O Beauteous
Heavenly Light, William Croft – Isaac Watts: O God Our Help In Ages Past,
Philipp Nicolai: How Brightly Beams The Morning Star, Louis Bourgeois:
The Doxology (
Black Eagle Records BE-ONE The New Black Eagle Jazz Band in
Southern Athletic Club,
Papa Dip, You’re Next, The Curse of an
Aching Heart, Snag It, Storyville Blues, Cataract Rag,
The Mooche, Red Man Blues, Cannonball
Blues, Love Me with a Feeling, Snake Rag
(Ewing Nunn also mastered Black Eagle Records BE-TWO)
Black Eagle Records BE-THREE The New Black Eagle Jazz Band: A Midsummer Night’s Dream **
(side A)
Tuning, Gatemouth, New Rag, Down In
(side
B) Black Cat On A Fence, What Ya Want Me
To Do, Black Bottom Stomp, Working Man Blues,
When I
Leave The World Behind
LB-4162 LeBlanc Complete Clarinet
Choir (released by LeBlanc Publications, Inc.
The Leblanc Clarinet
Choir. Conducted by Dr. Lucien Cailliet A 23
piece wind ensemble consisting of Ab sopranino,
Eb soprano, Bb
soprano, Eb alto, Bb bass, Eb contra-alto, Bb contrabass clarinets, Basset horn
and trombone.
(side A) J.S.
Bach: Chorale Awake, Awake the Voice is Calling, Mozart: Overture to The
Marriage of Figaro,
Bizet: Adagietto from L’Arlisienne
Suite, Dimitus: Hora Stacatto
(side B) Nougues: Quo Vadis, Tschaikovsky: Violin Concerto
(Canzonetta and Finale), Cailliet: Samba, Fantaisie
PX-3161 – 16 inch radio transcription disc
PX-3162 – Easy Listening - 16 inch radio transcription disc
Red
Dougherty Groups, from AP-13 and unissued material (side A, B-1, 7, 8, 9 10):
Red Dougherty, piano;
Harry
Blons, clarinet (A-3, 4, 6, 8, 9, B-1, 2, 3, 6); Frank Roberts, clarinet (A-1,
7, 10, 11); Don Anderson, guitar;
Bernie
Sundermeyer, bass viol (A-1, 7, 11); Willie Sutton, bass viol (A2); Warren
Thewis, drums;
Eddie
Tolck, vibraharp;
Vocal by
Helen Ward, from unissued material (B4, 5): Helen Ward, vocalist; Michael
Hucko, clarinet and saxophone;
Al
Casamenti, guitar; Mike Carrano, piano; Bob Haggart, bass viol; Morey Feld,
drums; recorded in
Harry
Blons’ Group, from AP-10 (B2, 3, 6): Harry Blons, clarinet; Art Kay, vibraharp;
Sid Nierman, piano;
Milt
Schrot, drums;
(side A) San, Sister Kate, My Baby Cares For Me, My Mama Done Told Me,
Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday On Saturday Night, I’ve Had My Moments,
On The Sunny Side Of The Street, Marie, My Sin, My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms, Shine
(side B) I Never Knew, The Best Things In Life Are Free, S’posin’, Lazy Mood, I Hadn’t Anyone ‘Till You,
Someday Sweet Heart, Stardust, Muskrat Ramble, Nobody’s Baby, St. Louis Blues
(All XL discs were monophonic only)
* XL-325 33 1/3 rpm reissue of AP-1 and AP-6
* XL-326 33 1/3 rpm reissue of AP-7 and AP-8
* XL-327 33 1/3 rpm reissue of AP-10 side B and AP-13 side A
* XL-328 33 1/3 rpm reissue of AP-11 and AP-12
* XL-329 33 1/3 rpm reissue of AP-29 and AP-30
* XL-330 33 1/3 rpm reissue of parts of AP-18 and AP-19 plus other material
Rosy
McHargue, Gene Mayl, Carl Halen, and Earl Fouts and their bands
Ace In The
Hole, Everybody Works But Father, Oriental Jazz, Frankie and Johnnie, Livery
Stable Blues,
He
Walked Right In, Bill Bailey Won’t You Please Come Home, Blue Mama’s Suicide
Wail, Sweet Georgia Brown,
*** Several Audiophile recordings of the Jim Cullum Jazz Band were also issued on the American Jazz label, with the same numbering but an AJ prefix. AJ-119, AJ-122, AJ-124 and AJ-125 are known to exist and to correspond to the Audiophile discs with the same numbers. The content of AP-123 is based on known copies of AJ-123. We have been unable to locate a copy of AP-123, and it is not clear that it was ever issued.
Some Audiophile recordings were
also released on the Concert-Disc label, and on reel to reel tape on the
Stereophony label, by arrangement with Ewing Nunn. Concert-Disc was located in
AP-7 and AP-8 >M1053 > CS-53
AP-20 > CS-44
AP-24 > M-1055/CS-55
AP-54 > M-1050/CS-50
AP-56 > CS-48
AP-57 > M-1047/CS-47
AP-62 > CS-52
AP-63 > M-1049/CS-49 > 4T-4017 (Concertape)
AP-69 > M-1051/CS-51 > 4T-3026 (Concertape)
AP-73 > M-1054/CS-54
The titles and other details may differ. Ewing Nunn also authorized the release of AP-78 as EKL-240 on the Electra label.
AP-66 was released as AAPJ 019 on the Analogue Productions label. AP-94 was released as HHZ-94 by H.H. Zeno Productions of Littleton, Colorado. AP-80 appears to have been reissued as Athena ALSS 10005, based on the album title. The arrangements for these releases were made with subsequent owners of the Audiophile label.
It appears that the earliest Audiophile record to be available in a stereo version was AP-54. Previous albums were issued in monophonic form only, as were various subsequent albums, especially if they involved a single instrument. It is not always clear from the labeling that a particular disc is monophonic or stereo. Albums with an APS-xx, APS-59xx or STEREO xx number are stereo issues of monophonic discs by the same number (AP-xx). AP-110, released in 1971, is a stereo version of AP-70, which was recorded much earlier.
According to Don Gibson, AP-66 was taped in both monophonic and stereo simultaneously, using two separate recorders. Perhaps this was the norm for the discs that appeared in both monophonic and stereo. I have found no information about how Ewing Nunn arranged the microphones for these sessions, but it would seem likely that he used separate microphones for the monophonic and stereo recordings, based on his disdain for any kind of mixers.
Who
Did
Doc Evans 17 discs
Knocky Parker 16 discs
Robert Noehren 11 discs
Jim Cullum, Sr. 10 discs (AP-118 and AP-119 were recorded by Fred Moldenhauer)
Harry Blons 5 discs
Red Nichols, Red Dougherty, CSO Winds, Jim Cullum, Jr.: 4 discs each
Queen City Jazz, St. Louis Ragtimers, Earl Hines: 3 discs each
CSO Brass, Rosy McHargue, Margaret Barthel, Salt City Jazz Band, Mother’s Boys: 2 discs each
If you count the discs Knocky Parker recorded as part of the Doc Evans band and with Marvin Montgomery, his total tops the list. And Harry Blons was also part of the Doc Evans band and two other groups.
Click on the hyperlinks for more information
AP-7, AP-8 and AP-24 are available on the Audiophile label as ACD-2.
AP-11, AP-12, AP-29 and AP-30 are
available as JCD-19 from the Doc Evans
web site.
AP-33 and AP-34 are available as JCD-312 from the Doc Evans web site.
AP-44 and AP-56 are available as
JCD-236 from the Doc Evans web site.
AP-68 and AP-69 are available as JCD-195 from the Doc Evans web site.
AP-71 and AP-72 are available as SACD-48/49 from the Louisiana Music Factory.
AP-78 is available on the Red House Records label as CD-76.
There is a nice photo of Ewing Nunn and his equipment on this album, which is reproduced on the CD.
AP-80 and AP-85 are available as JCD-78.
AP-86 and AP-87 are available as JCD-57 from the Louisiana Music Factory.
AP-102/105 are available as SACD-61/62.
AP-108 is available as BCD-108.
BCD-108 also includes tracks by The
Young Olympia Brass Band. These tracks were
recorded by
Harold Dejan on June 19, 1965 at the White Horse pub, Willesden,
AP-111, AP-112 and AP-113 are available as SACD-111/112.
BE-ONE is available as BE(LECD)4001 from the New Black Eagle web site.
It contains two tracks from the
original session not issued on the LP - Bugle Boy March and The Entertainer.
BE-THREE is available as BE(LECD)4004 from the New Black Eagle web site.
It contains one track from the
original session not issued on the LP – Coal Black Shine. It also contains
three
tracks not
recorded by Ewing Nunn – Sweethearts on Parade, Sensation Rag, and
Shimme_Sha_Wabble.
They were recorded at The Playhouse in
It seems that we have reached the end of an era. The Jazzology releases of BCD-361/362, JCD-86, JCD-331 and JCD-363 were from Audiophile LP discs rather than from Ewing Nunn's original master tapes. Results have varied, but the release of AP-95 on JCD-363 is awful, with a continuous growling sound that is not present on the LP. It seems likely that the remaining master tapes have deteriorated to the point that they are not useable, and that future releases will be from LP. What a pity.
Bob Huenemann January 28, 2009
The following people have sent me valuable information: Jay Tonkinson, 30 discs; Larry Forbes, 20 discs; Jim Long of Telex/ElectroVoice, 6 discs; Julian Vein, 21 discs; Stan Ricker of Rickermaster, 2 discs; Susan Gunderson and Larry Sturtz of Irvington Music, 21 discs; Richard Fisher of Dr.Vinyl, Ltd.,1 disc; Black and Read, 2 discs; AKA Furnishings, 1 disc; Michael Gartz of Liberty Music, 7 discs; Daniel Dragulski, 1 disc; ReCycled Music, 1 disc; Steven Blons and Janet Bucher, 7 discs; Lisa Philpott of University of Western Ontario Libraries, 1 disc; Warren Hicks of Records for Collectors, 4 discs; Duane Sutfin, manager of the Queen City Jazz Band, 1 disc; Tony Glover and Red House Records, 1 disc; Herb Pilhofer, 1 disc, William W. Marsh, Jr., 1 disc, Jack Maheu, 1 disc; John Mumford, 1 disc; Paul D. Klinger, 1 disc; Eric Matthews, 1 disc; Ezio Capoccetti, M.D., 11 discs; Fred Moldenhauer, 6 discs; Jose A. Estevez, Jr., 16 discs; Tom Blackshear, 2 discs; Mike Gann, 1 disc, Vance Mordecai, 1 disc; Jan Williams Duane, 1 disc; Sterling Nelson, 8 discs, Steve Sundell of the Mills Music Library at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, 6 discs; Paul Dumke, 18 discs and 15 catalogs; Frank Hamilton, Dave Prine and Tyler and Joan Wilson, 1 disc; George Karavan, 1 disc; Ken Coburn, 2 discs; Jerry Sodomka, 1 disc.
Thanks to you, my Audiophile discography is now essentially complete. As you can see, I have had help from some very special people. Items which are still incomplete are shown in red. If you can help with these items, please contact me at the e-mail address at the top of my home page.
Availability of
Audiophile Material in Library Collections
In developing this discography, I made use of the resources of the Stanford Archive of Recorded Sound. The Stanford Archive has about 40 Audiophile records and record jackets. They also have an extensive collection of discographies. These resources were valuable sources of information for my Audiophile catalog. Larry Forbes has donated 20 discs to the Stanford Archive, and Jay Tonkinson has donated a copy of AP-1. Stanford has not cataloged any of their Audiophile discs.
WFMT, the Smithsonian, the Library of Congress, the New York Public Library and the Chicago Public Library each have a few Audiophile discs.
The Mills Music Library at the University
of Wisconsin-Madison has a collection of
Was There a Second
Audiophile Label?
The Mills Music Library has an
item in its collection recorded by the Miami Chamber Trio on May 28, 1977. It
carries the number AR-3103 from the Audiophile company of
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