Blues (Music) -- 1931-1940
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- Women won't need no men
- "Stop and listen blues"
- "The Blues" and all that jazz, Vol. 1 (1937-1947)
- "The blues" and all that jazz, Vol. 1 (1937-1947)
- "The immortal" Jimmy Yancey 1898-1951, Vol. 2
- Afro-American blues and game songs
- After hours
- Alabama bound
- All around man : Cigarette blues
- Atlanta blues : [1933]
- Baby please don't go
- Back door : fox trot ; We gonna move : fox trot blues
- Backwoods blues
- Banana in your fruit basket
- Barrelhouse years 1928-1933
- Barrelhouse, boogie woogie, and blues
- Beale Street blues
- Beale Street blues
- Beale Street mama
- Bessie Smith : empress of the blues, Vol. 2
- Bessie Smith : the world's greatest blues singer
- Best of Kansas Joe, Vol. 1, Kansas Joe (1929-1935)
- Big Bill Broonzy
- Big Bill Broonzy : 1928-1939, Vol. 3
- Big Joe Williams & Sonny Boy Williamson
- Big four 1933-1941
- Bill Gaither ("Leroy's Buddy") : (1935-1941), Vol. 1
- Bill Jazz Gillum-- roll dem bones, 1938-1949
- Billie Holiday sings
- Black jazz and blues : the first sound films
- Blind Blake : Search warrant blues, Vol.2, 1926-1932
- Blind Blake : ragtime guitar's foremost fingerpicker
- Blind Boy Fuller
- Blind Boy Fuller : with Sonny Terry and Bull City Red
- Blind Roosevelt Graves (1929-36) : complete recordings in chronological order
- Blind Teddy Darby, 1929-1937
- Blind Willie McTell : the early years, 1927-1933
- Blind Willie McTell, 1929-1933
- Blind Willie McTell-- 1940
- Blue ladies
- Blue ladies : (1934-1937), Vol. 1
- Blue ladies : (1937-1939), Vol. 2
- Blues and boogie
- Blues and trouble
- Blues bands : recorded in New York (1936-1940)
- Blues bands in Chicago : (1934-1941)
- Blues before sunrise
- Blues classics
- Blues classics by Sonny Boy Williamson
- Blues on parade
- Blues revisited
- Blues roots/Chicago--the 1930's
- Blues roots/Mississippi
- Blues, skiffle and jazz
- Bo Carter
- Bo Carter No. 2
- Bo Carter, 1931-40
- Bo Carter-- greatest hits, 1930-1940
- Boogie blues : women sing & play boogie woogie
- Boogie woogie rareties [i.e. rarities]
- Boogie woogie, Volume II
- Brownie McGhee (1940-1941) : the remaining titles
- Buddy Moss (1933-1935)
- Bull City Red (1935-1939) : (complete recordings)
- Bull city blues
- Bumble Bee Slim (Amos Easton), Vol. 1, 1932-1934
- Cabbage greens
- Carl Martin (1930-36) : [complete recordings in chronological order]
- Carolina blues (1936-1950)
- Casey Bill Weldon
- Casey Bill Weldon (1935-1937) : remaining titles & alternate takes
- Central highway 1933-41
- Chain gang
- Chamber music society of lower Basin Street
- Chamber music society of lower Basin Street
- Charley Jordan (1932-1937)
- Charley Jordan, 1930-1936
- Charley Jordan, Peetie Wheatstraw (1930-1939)
- Charlie Christian with the Benny Goodman Sextet and Orchestra
- Charlie McCoy
- Charlie McCoy & Walter Vincson, 1928-1936
- Charlie Patton, No. 2
- Clara Smith : Complete recordings in chronological order
- Clara Smith : complete recordings in chronological order, Vol. 7, 1930-1932
- Clarence's blues
- Copulatin' blues, Vol. 1
- Copulating rhythm, Vol. 1
- Country blues classics, Vol. 1
- Country blues collector items (1928-1933)
- Country blues collector items, Vol 2, 1931-1937
- Crescent City blues
- Cripple Clarence Lofton & Walter Davis
- Cross cut saw blues (1939-1941)
- Curley Weaver (1933-1950)
- Curley Weaver : (1928-1935)
- Curtis Jones (1937-1941)
- Curtis Jones : (1937-1940)
- Death Valley
- Deep sea diver : I can't let you go
- Do that guitar rag : 1928-1935
- Down in the basement : Joe Bussard's treasure trove of vintage 78s, 1926-1937
- Down south blues 1940
- Down south blues : (1935-1940)
- Duke Ellington : Rockin' in rhythm, Vol. 3, 1929-1931
- Dusky Dailey (1937-1939) : complete recordings in chronological order
- Early Big Joe (1940-1944)
- East Chicago blues : Farish Street jive
- East Coast blues in the thirties : 1934-1939
- East Coast blues, 1926-1935
- East coast Piedmont style
- Electrician blues
- Ethel Waters (1938-1939)
- Ethel Waters' greatest years
- Everybody's fishing
- Favorite country blues : piano-guitar duets, 1929-1937
- Feelin' high and happy
- Female blues : (1940-1942)
- Female blues singers
- Female blues singers : (1921-1931), Vol. R/S
- Female blues singers : (1921-1932), Vol. D/E/F
- Female blues singers : (1923-1931), Vol. J
- Female blues singers : (1923-1932), Vol. F/G
- Female blues singers : (1923-1932), Vol. T/U/W/Y
- Female country blues, Vol. 2, Twenties into the thirties (1927-1934)
- Frank "Springback" James (1934-1937) : Complete recordings
- Frank Tannehill (1932-1941) : complete recordings
- From Memphis to New Orleans : 1930-1936
- From spirituals to swing
- G.I. jive
- Gene Gilmore & the Five Breezes (1939-1940) : complete recordings
- Georgia Tom, "the accompanist" : (1928-1931)
- Georgia White (1935-1941)
- Get away old woman ; : Stavin' chain
- Get your row out
- Get yourself together ; : Don't be no fool
- Going away blues, 1926-1935
- Great blues singers
- Guitar wizard
- Gwine dig a hole to put the devil in
- Harmonicas unlimited : (1924-1949)
- He's my man : Don't you know me
- Henry Townsend and Henry Spaulding (1929-37), complete recordings in chronological order
- Herman Chittison, 1933-1941
- History of classic jazz : New Orleans, [Vol.2], The Blues
- History of classic jazz, [Vol.1], Backgrounds
- Hodge podge
- Honky tonk train : Whistlin' blues / Meade Lewis
- I been dealing with the devil ; : War time blues
- If it wasn't for you : fox trot ; My za zu girl : fox trot
- Jack Newman (1938) : [complete recordings]
- James "Yank" Rachel : [complete recordings in chronological order]
- Jazz Gillum (1935-46)
- Jazz panorama of the twenties, Vol. 3
- Jelly Roll Morton
- Jelly Roll Morton : The Library of Congress recordings, Vol. 8, The murder ballad-
- Jimmie Gordon : 1934-1941
- Johnnie Temple (1935-1939)
- Johnnie Temple (1936-1940)
- Joshua White (1929-1941)
- Joshua White (1934-1941)
- Joshua White (1936-1941)
- Joshua White : first recording sessions, Vol. 1, 1932-1933
- Joshua White, Vol. 2, (1929-1935)
- Kansas Joe McCoy (1929-1941)
- Kansas Joe McCoy : 1934-1944
- Kid Prince Moore & Shorty Bob Parker : 1936-38 : Complete recordings
- King of the Delta blues singers, Vol. 2
- Leadbelly
- Leadbelly
- Leadbelly : (1934-1942)
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 10, 1940
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 11, 1940
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 12, 1940-1942
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 2, 1935
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 3, 1935
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 4, 1935
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 5, 1935
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 6, 1935
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 7, 1935
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 8, 1935-1938
- Leadbelly : complete Library of Congress recordings in chronological order in 12 LPs, Vol. 9, 1938
- Leadbelly : includes legendary performances never before released
- Leadbelly : the Library of Congress recordings
- Leadbelly legacy, Vol. 3, [Early recordings]
- Lee Brown : 1937-1940
- Lee Green : 1929-1937
- Leola B. Wilson & Kid Wesley Wilson : 1928-1933
- Leothus 'Lee' Green : 1929-1937
- Leroy Carr & Scrapper Blackwell : remaining titles & alternate takes, 1930-1958
- Leroy Carr (1929-1934)
- Leroy's buddy (1936-1941)
- Let's get loose
- Let's go riding
- Lonnie Johnson : 1926-1940
- Lonnie Johnson, Vol. 2, (1927-32)
- Louis Armstrong sings the blues
- Low down piano
- Lucille, Lucille : Brown skin woman
- Ma Rainey and the classic blues
- Male blues singers : (1923-1931)
- Master of blues and boogie woogie, 1904-1967
- Mean mothers
- Memphis Jug Band
- Memphis Jug band : (1927-1934), Vol. 2
- Memphis Minnie
- Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe
- Memphis Minnie (1930-1941)
- Memphis Minnie : with Kansas Joe, 1930-31, Vol. 2
- Memphis Slim
- Memphis Slim : (1940-1941)
- Memphis blues (1927-1937)
- Mississippi & Beale Street Sheiks ,1927-1932
- Mississippi blues
- Mississippi blues (1927-1937)
- Mississippi blues, 1927-1941
- Mr. Johnson's blues : (1926-1932)
- Mr. Rhythm man : fox trot ; Just you and I alone : fox trot
- My baby said yes : (I could learn to love you) so good
- Negro blues and hollers
- New Orleans memories & last band dates : the Commodore years
- New deal blues (1933-1939)
- Now I stay away : Lose your man
- OJL's Ga.-- 1927-36 : The black country music of Georgia
- Oh babe, oh baby : fox trot ; The somebody : fox trot
- On the air
- Out came the blues
- Out came the blues, Vol. 2
- Papa Charlie Jackson (1924-1934) : (the remaining titles)
- Parchman Farm
- Peetie Wheatstraw (1931-'41)
- Peetie Wheatstraw : 1937-1941
- Peetie Wheatstraw, Vol. 1, The devil's son in law
- Piano blues rarities
- Piano blues rarities : (1926-1940), Vol. 1
- Piano blues rarities : (1930-1940), Vol. 3
- Piano blues rarities : (1933-1937), Vol. 2
- Please warm my weiner : [Old Time Hokum blues]
- Postscript, 1927-1935
- Praise God I'm satisfied
- Rare jazz & blues piano (1935-1937)
- Rare piano blues : (1925-1935)
- Rats been on my cheese
- Really! The country blues
- Recording the blues
- Red Allen and the Blues Singers, Vol. 2
- Red Nelson : (1935-1938)
- Red, white & blues : women sing of America
- Robert Johnson, the complete recordings
- Robert Johnson, the complete recordings
- Robert Lee McCoy : Robert Nighthawk : complete recordings in chronological order
- Rockin' blues
- Romance in the dark
- Romance in the dark
- Roosevelt Sykes (1929-1936)
- Roosevelt Sykes (1929-42)
- Roosevelt Sykes : the country blues piano ace, 1929-1932
- Roosevelt Sykes, Vol 2, 1936-1951
- Roots of the postwar blues
- Rufus and Ben Quillian, 1929-31 : [complete recordings in chronological order]
- Rugged piano classics
- Rural blues piano : 1927-1935
- Screening the blues
- She belongs to me ; : Key to the highway
- Show me what you got : blue blues from the thirties
- Sic 'em dogs on me
- Singin' the blues
- Singin' the blues, 1934
- Sleep John Estes
- Some rags, some stomps and a little blues : transcriptions for orchestra
- Sonny Boy Williamson 1937-1945
- Sonny Boy Williamson, Vol. 1
- Sonny Boy Williamson, Vol. 3
- Sonny Scott (1933) : the complete recordings in chronological order
- Sorry but I can't take you : women's railroad blues
- South Side Chicago jazz and blues piano : W.E. Buddy Burton (1928-1936)
- Sparks Brothers : 1932-1935
- Speckled Red
- St. Louis Jimmy Oden : 1932-1948
- St. Louis girls : 1929-1937
- St. Louis piano blues : (1929-1934)
- Steppin' on the blues
- Sweet sixteen : Lay around on your DBA
- Swing street
- Swing street, Volume I
- Swing street, Volume II
- Swing street, Volume III
- Swing street, Volume IV
- Swingin' the blues (1937-1939) : [the complete recordings of Barrel House Annie, Elsie Williams, Mattie Hardy, Romona Hicks, and Mary Mack's last recording date]
- Swingin' the blues!
- Tallahassee Tight (1934)
- Tampa Red : "The guitar wizard" (1935-1942)
- Tampa Red and his bottleneck guitar, 1928-1937
- Tea pad songs, Vol. 2
- Teddy Bunn (1930-1939) : [the complete sessions in chronological order]
- Terrible operation blues : Where did you stay last night?
- Texas Santa Fe 1934-1937
- Texas piano blues : 1929-1948
- The Bessie Smith Story, Vol. 4
- The Bessie Smith story, Vol. 2, Bessie Smith, blues to barrelhouse
- The Blues from St. Louis : 1929-1935
- The Boogie woogie masters
- The Jungle Band : the Brunswick era, Volume 2, (1929-1931)
- The Midnight Special
- The Pete Johnson-Earl Hines-Teddy Bunn Blue Note sessions
- The Piano blues of Eddie Miller & John Oscar : 1929-1934
- The Piano blues of Herve Duerson and Turner Parrish with Teddy Moss : 1929-1933
- The Stash Christmas album
- The Yas yas girl
- The Yas yas girl : 1937-1940
- The accompanist 1933-1941
- The band that plays blues
- The basement blues : low-downer than any low-down blues
- The blues in Memphis
- The country blues
- The country blues, Vol. 2
- The doctor's blues : You got that stuff
- The immortal Jimmy Yancey
- The jug bands
- The legendary Alberta Hunter : with Jack Jackson & his orchestra
- The legendary Josh White
- The music man : (1929 [i.e. 1927]-1934)
- The original Rolling stone
- The original boogie woogie piano giants : original recordings, 1938-1941
- The party blues
- The swingin' gate
- The young Big Bill Broonzy, 1928-1935
- Thirsty mama blues
- This old world's in a hell of a fix
- Tommy McClennan
- Trixie Smith (1922-1939) : [the remaining titles]
- Trouble done bore me down
- Trouble, oh trouble! : Baby Ruth
- Truckin' my blues away
- Uptown blues : a decade of guitar-piano duets, 1927-1937
- Victoria Spivey : (1926-1937)
- Vocal duets : (1924-1936)
- Vocals and instrumentals
- Walter Davis
- Walter Davis (1930-1933)
- Walter Davis, Vol. 1, 1935-1941
- Walter Roland (1933-1935)
- Washboard Sam (1936-42)
- Washboard Sam : (1935-1947), Vol. 1
- Washboard Sam, Vol. 1
- Weed : a rare batch
- What's the use of gettin' sober : Lofton/Noble 1935-1936
- When Malindy sings : jazz vocalists, 1938-1961
- When the sun goes down : Ain't it a shame
- Women of the blues
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