Material from Victor and Bluebird sides.

This third volume of Benny Goodman on Classics includes all 1934 sessions under his own name. The opening date features Mildred Bailey and one of Goodman's few encounters with Coleman Hawkins who... more

Like many other artists of his generation, Coleman Hawkins could no longer make studio recordings on a regular basis in the early fifties. Despite his charisma and image most record companies cared... more

An unusual piano stylist (who sometimes played complex block chords) and a masterful accompanist for singers, Jimmy Jones had his first important job recording with Stuff Smith, and after working... more

From Victor sides

From Okeh sides.

From Victor, Mercury and Clef sides.

From Varsity, Okeh, Majestic and Hit sides.

From Globe, Modern Music, Jewell, Sensation and King sides.

From Vocalion and Decca sides.

From Selmer, Excelsior, Black & White, Down Beat and Victor sides.

From Bluebird, Victor and V-Disc sides. Includes seven piano solos, three organ solos.

From King Jazz, Storyville, Royal Jazz sides.

Before he was the las Vegas hipster with keely Smith and Sma Butera, Prima was a very active Jazz musicians who contributed "Sing Sing, Sing" to Benny Goodman's list of hit tunes. This collection... more