G (Good) – Heavily played, noise likely; cover with visible damage.
Generic – Original cover missing, record comes in a generic sleeve.
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Genre:Jazz Style:Swing
Tracklist:
A1. Don Redman And His Orchestra - Chant Of The Weed 3:12 A2. Don Redman And His Orchestra - Trouble Why Pick On Me 2:50 A3. Don Redman And His Orchestra - Shakin' The African 2:38 A4. Don Redman And His Orchestra - I Heard 3:17 A5. Claude Hopkins And His Orchestra - Chasing All The Blues Away 3:13 A6. Claude Hopkins And His Orchestra - King Porter Stomp 3:11 A7. Claude Hopkins And His Orchestra - Monkey Business 2:47 A8. Claude Hopkins And His Orchestra - Zozoi 2:46 B1. Benny Carter And His Orchestra - Pom Pom 2:50 B2. Benny Carter And His Orchestra - Serenade To A Sarong 3:12 B3. Benny Carter And His Orchestra - Night Hop 3:08 B4. Benny Carter And His Orchestra - O.K. For Baby 3:03 B5. Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Apollo Jump 3:19 B6. Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Mason Flyer 2:47 B7. Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Little John Special 3:04 B8. Lucky Millinder And His Orchestra - Shipyard Social Function 2:51
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Simulated Stereo.
Tracks A1, A2 recorded New York City, 24 Sept., 1931.
Tracks A3, A4 recorded New York City, 15 Oct., 1931.
Tracks A5, A6 recorded New York City 14 Sept., 1934.
Tracks A7, A8 recorded New York City 22 Oct., 1934.
Tracks B1 to B4 recorded New York City, 20 May, 1940.
Track B5 recorded New York City, 5 Sept., 1941.
Tracks B6, B7 recorded New York City, 29 July, 1942.
Track B8 recorded New York City, 19 Oct., 1943.
