Jive at five : [the style-makers of jazz, 1920s-1940s] (s.l. New World Records NW 274, 1976)
Every tub (Count Basia Orchestra) -- Melancholy (Johnny Dodd's Black Bottom Stompers) -- What is this thing called loven (James P. Johnson piano) -- What is this thing called loven (Sidney Bechet and group) -- Pardon me, pretty baby (Benny Carter and his orchestra) -- I Know that you know (Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra -- I've found a new baby (Benny Goodman Sextet) -- Body and soul (Coleman Hawkins and his orchestra) -- I double dare you (Louis Armstrong and his orchestra) -- Three blind mice (The Chicago Loopers) -- Love mie tonight (Earl "Fatha" Hines, piano) -- Bugle call rag (The Chocolate Dandies) - Molverine blues (Baby Codds Trio) -- Slippin' around (Red and Miff's Stompers) -- Pitter panther patter (Duke Ellington, piano; Jimmy Blanton, double bass) -- Jive at five (Count Basie Orchestra)
Various performers.
Recorded 1927-46; originally issued by various record companies.
Duration on labels.
Program and bibliography notes by F. Driggs, bibliography, and discography (p. ports) bound in container.
Keywords: Dance-orchestra music; Piano music (Jazz).; Jazz ensembles; Music, Popular (Songs, etc.) -- United States