VA - Classic Jazz - From New Orleans To Harlem (100 CD BoxSet) (2009)

BAND/ARTIST: VA

Title: Classic Jazz - From New Orleans To Harlem
Year Of Release: 2009
Label: Membran Music Ltd.
Genre: Jazz, Classic Jazz
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 114:43:33
Total Size: 24.48 GB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

001-Original Dixieland Jazz Band 1917-18
002-Original Dixieland Jazz Band 1919-1920
003-King Oliver 1923
004-King Oliver 1923-1924
005-New Orleans Rhythm Kings 1923-25
006-New Orleans Rhythm Kings 1923-25
007-New Orleans Jazz 1924-25
008-Jelly Roll Morton Groups 1923-26
009-Jelly Roll Morton 1926-27
010-Jelly Roll Morton 1928-29
011-Louis Armstrong 1924 Vol. 1
012-Louis Armstrong 1924 Vol. 2
013-Louis Armstrong 1925 in New York Vol. 1
014-Louis Armstrong 1925 in New York Vol. 2
015-The Wolverine Orchestra, The Sioux City Six, Bix Beiderbecke And His Rhythm Jugglers
016-The Bucktown Five, Stomp Six, Hitch's Happy Harmonists
017-Kansas City Jazz Bennie Moten 1923-25, John Williams 1927
018-Bennie Moten 1926-27
019-Sidney Bechet with Clarence Williams 1923
020-Adrian Rollini Groups 1924-27
021-Duke Ellington 1924-27
022-Duke Ellington 1927
023-Clarence Williams 1927
024-Clarence Williams 1927-28
025-Original Memphis Five Groups 1921-25
026-Bennie Moten 1928-29
027-Bennie Moten 1929-30
028-Bennie Moten 1930-32
029-Johnny Dodds - Group Recordings 1926
030-Johnny Dodds - Group Recordings 1926-27
031-Louis Armstrong 1925-26
032-Louis Armstrong 1926-27
033-King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators 1926-27
034-King Oliver in New York 1927-28
035-King Oliver in New York 1928
036-King Oliver 1929-30
037-King Oliver 1930-31
038-Chicago Style 1927-30 Jimmy McPartland, Muggsy Spanier, Wingy Manone, Bud Freeman
039-Louis Armstrong 1927
040-Louis Armstrong 1928
041-Jimmie Noone 1928
042-Jimmie Noone 1929
043-Jabbo Smith Rhythm Aces
044-Harlem Orchestras 1927-31 Jelly James, Elmer Snowden, Chick Webb, Bubber Miley, Dave Nelson
045-The Goofus Five 1924-1925
046-The Goofus Five 1926-27
047-Luis Russell 1926-29
048-Luis Russell & Henry Red Allen 1929
049-Luis Russell & Henry 'Red' Allen 1929-30
050-Luis Russell, Henry 'Red' Allen & The Blues Singers
051-Earl Hines
052-Duke Ellington 1928
053-Duke Ellington 1929
054-Duke Ellington 1930
055-Charlie Johnson
056-Duke Ellington 1931-32
057-Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang 1926-28
058-Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang 1928-31
059-Eddie Lang
060-Eddie Lang, Lonnie Johnson
061-Frank Teschemacher, Eddie Condon 1927-28
062-Frank Teschemacher, Eddie Condon 1928-30
063-Miff Mole 1926-27
064-Miff Mole 1927-29
065-Red Nichols 1926-27
066-Red Nichols 1927
067-McKinney's Cotton Pickers 1928-29
068-McKinney's Cotton Pickers 1929-30
069-Bix Beiderbecke, Frank Trumbauer 1927
070-Bix Beiderbecke, Frank Trumbauer 1927-28
071-Andy Kirk 1929-31
072-Chicago South Side 1928-31 Junie & Jimmy Cobb, State Street Ramblers
073-Harlem meets Chicago Jazz 1929-32
074-Harlem meets Chicago Jazz 1932 The Rhythmakers
075-The Missourians 1927-30, Alphonso Trent 1928-33
076-Cab Calloway
077-California Ramblers 1923-27 featuring Adrian Rollini
078-New York Jazz Groups 1924-30
079-Fats Waller 1927-31
080-James P. Johnson 1927-30
081-Benny Goodman 1927-29
082-Benny Goodman 1929-33
083-Jack Teagarden 1928-29
084-Jack Teagarden 1930-31
085-Fletcher Henderson 1923 & 24
086-Fletcher Henderson 1925 & 26
087-Fletcher Henderson 1927
088-Fletcher Henderson 1928-31
089-Fletcher Henderson 1931
090-Black Chicago Jazz Tommy Ladnier - Lovie Austin - Ollie Powers
091-Louis Armstrong and The Blues Singers 1924-25
092-Louis Armstrong and The Blues Singers 1925-26
093-Louis Armstrong and The Blues Singers 1926-27
094-Johnny Dodds 1927
095-Jack Teagarden, Benny Goodman 1931-33
096-Louis Armstrong 1929
097-Louis Armstrong 1930
098-Louis Armstrong 1931
099-Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer 1928-29
100-Bix Beiderbecke 1930 Plus

The first part of the encyclopedia of jazz is CLASSIC JAZZ. The discs contain rare recordings of famous jazz performers of the 20s - 30s.
All recordings are mono. The sound is remastered at the highest level or it is part of the "Library of Congress" and all the recordings were originally in perfect condition.
I do not know where it was possible to get such a number of records of that time, how much time it took to compile this collection.
But I know for sure that it is necessary to listen to it. This is a collection of real classical jazz without embellishment.