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- Art for Art's sake
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- Benny Goodman Trio
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- Benny Goodman on V-disc, Vol. 2, 1945-46
- Benny Goodman, 1946
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- Big Dixie
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- Bix Beiderbecke
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- Brassy piano
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- Brazil
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- Bunny Berigan's All-Stars, 1936 : a demonstration of swing
- Butch Thompson plays Jelly Roll Morton, Vol. 2
- California hot jazz : Beyond category
- Chet Atkins : a legendary performer, [Vol. 1]
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- Collector's history of classic jazz, Record 4, Harlem and the New York scene ; Modern jazz
- College All-Stars at Carnegie Hall
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- D.S.C. at the European Jazz Festival
- Die Hazy Osterwald story
- Dixie direct
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- Dixieland classics, Vol. 1
- Dixieland classics, Vol. 1
- Dixieland comes to Carnegie Hall
- Dixieland favorites
- Dixieland favorites
- Dixieland favorites
- Dixieland from St. Louis
- Dixieland jazz
- Dixieland jazz
- Dixieland jazz from the terrific Twenties
- Dixieland now & then
- Dixieland now and then
- Dixieland series, Vol. 1
- Django "1934" : [First recordings of The Quintette of The Hot Club of France]
- Django Reinhardt
- Django Reinhardt : volume 4
- Djangologie, Vol. 4
- Doo wacka doo
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- Down in Jungle Town
- Duke Ellington : Hot in Harlem, Vol. 2, 1928-1929
- Duke Ellington and his orchestra
- Duke Ellington, Vol. 2, Hot in Harlem (1928-1929)
- Dutch treat
- Earl "Fatha" Hines and his All-Stars, [Vol. 1]
- Early Dixieland bands
- Early Ellington
- Early Red Nochols : 1925-1927
- Eastbourne performance
- Eddie Condon and all that jazz
- Ellingtonia : a collection of distinctive recordings
- Fats Waller's jam school ; : Jimmie Noone & his loones
- Fats Waller's jam school rare 1938 concert : Jimmie Noone & his loones rare 1941 concert
- Firehouse Five plus Two, [Vol. 2]
- First recordings!
- Fletcher Henderson : the Crown king of swing
- Fletcher Henderson, 1931
- Flivvers, flappers and fox trots
- For swingin' dancers
- Frank Bull and Gene Norman present Dixieland jubilee
- Frank Bull and Gene Norman present Dixieland jubilee
- Friendly persuasion
- From Natchez to Mobile
- Gaslight '61
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- Giant of jazz : Sidney Bechet and his Blue Note Jazz Men
- Giant of jazz, Volume 2
- Giants of traditional jazz
- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra : Chesterfield, Cafe Rouge
- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra : Live from Cafe Rouge ; Chesterfield show
- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra : Live from the Glen Island Casino and the Cafe Rouge
- Glenn Miller and his Orchestra : The 1940 Chesterfield shows
- Glenn Miller and his orchestra
- Glenn Miller concert
- Glenn Miller concert, Vol. 1
- Goodbye blues
- Goodman Sextet session
- Goodman on the air
- Guitar stars
- Guitars - by George!
- Gus Arnhiem from films and records
- Half-time at Mizzou
- Hall of fame
- Having a ball with the Three Suns
- Having a ball with the Three Suns
- Heritage '76 : a Missouri tribute to the Bicentennial
- Heritage Music on Video Inc. presents Professor Don Burns
- Heritage Music on Video Inc. presents Tiger Rag Forever Jazz Band
- Hi-fi in focus
- Hold that tiger!
- Hold that tiger! : jazz classics made famous by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band
- Hooked on swing 2
- Hoosier Hot Shots
- I love to hear a banjo
- In the Troc : 10 greats of jazz, Elitch Gardens, Denver, Colorado, 1969
- Jack Hylton
- Jack Hylton & his orchestra, Vol.2
- Jam session broadcast : Jimmie Noone
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- Jazz at Preservation Hall, III
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- Jazz strings
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- Jean Kittrell with the St. Louis Rivermen, Vol. 1
- Jelly Roll Morton 1923/24
- Jelly Roll Morton : the Library of Congress recordings, Vol.1, Boyhood memories
- Jelly Roll Morton : the complete Library of Congress recordings by Alan Lomax
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- Kid Ory in Europe
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- Kid Ory, the great New Orleans trombonist
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- Las Vegas Prima style
- Latin impressions : mambos, cha cha chas
- Lawrence (Piano Roll) Cook plays Down yonder : Lawrence (Piano Roll) Cook plays Tiger rag
- Lawrence Welk presents Pete Fountain
- Leon--Bix Beiderbecke
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- Let's cook!
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- Meyer Davis cordially invites you to dance to the music of his orchestra
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- Original Dixieland Jazz Band
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- Piano solos
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- Piano starts here
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- Ragtime piano gal
- Ragtime piano gal : Jo Ann Castle plays the world's greatest rags
- Ragtime special
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- Ray Noble encores
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- Roverboat banjo goodies
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- Saturday night at Mickey Finn's
- Seems like old times
- Selectet
- Sensation!
- Sing swings
- Six and Seven-Eighths String Band of New Orleans
- Six and Seven-Eighths String Band of New Orleans
- Skeleton jungle : fox trot | Tiger rag : one step
- Slipped disc, 1945-1946
- Song hits of 1917
- Song hits of 1917
- Song of the wanderer
- Song of the wanderer
- Sounds of ragtime and vaudeville : the piano of Terry Waldo in concert
- St. Louis blues
- St. Peter Street Strutters
- Stan Rubin and his Tigertown Five
- Stan Rubin plays the Ivy League Jazz Band Ball
- Stan Rubin's Tigertown Five
- Standing room only
- Standing room only
- Stephane Grappelli/David Grisman live
- Stereo, the visual sound
- Straight from Dixie!
- Straight from Dixie!
- Stringing the blues
- Stringing the blues
- Stringing the blues : [the golden days of jazz]
- Sweeter than sugar
- Swinga Billyty
- Swinging Dixie
- Swinging at the Gaslight Club
- Tailgating
- Ted Lewis' Greatest hits
- Ted Lewis' greatest hits
- Teddy Buckner and his orchestra
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- Teddy Wilson & his orchestra
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- The Art of Tatum
- The B.G. six
- The Banjo king
- The Barry Wood show : The Barry Wood show, Series MS 121 | Series MS 122
- The Benny Goodman show, Vol. 2, 1946
- The Best of Dixieland
- The Best of Dixieland
- The Best of Dixieland
- The Best of Ted Lewis
- The Boll Weevil Jass Band plays "Music to stomp your feet by."
- The Brunswick era, Vol. 1, (1926-29)
- The De Castros sing
- The Dixie Rebels, Vol. 2
- The Dixieland story
- The Dixieland story
- The Dixieland story, Vol. 2
- The Dixieland story, Volume 2
- The Dorsey Brothers : 1932-33-34
- The Dukes of Dixieland
- The Dukes of Dixieland featuring Pete Fountain
- The Earl of Bostic
- The Essential Louis Armstrong
- The Firehouse Five story, Vol. 1
- The Giants of jazz
- The Greatest recordings of the big band era, No. 49 & 50
- The Greatest recordings of the big band era, No. 71 & 72
- The Hot Jazz Orchestra
- The Incomparable Jelly Roll Morton
- The King Sisters
- The Library of Congress recordings
- The Mad twenties
- The Mad twenties
- The Mildred Bailey radio show, 1944-1945
- The Mills Brothers story
- The Mulcay's harmonica's
- The Night Pastor and Seven Friends play Chicago Jazz
- The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
- The RCA Victor years : 1936, Vol. 3
- The Seven ages of jazz
- The University Six
- The Versatile giant
- The Wolverine Orchestra
- The Wolverines
- The alternate Goodman, Vol. 11, I got rhythm
- The art of jazz piano
- The ballad of New Orleans
- The banjo : a collector's treasury
- The big band sounds of Bunny Berigan & Jack Teagarden
- The blue three
- The complete "School for pianists" recordings : 1938-1939
- The complete Benny Goodman, Vol. 3, 1936
- The complete Blue Note recordings of Sidney Bechet
- The complete Commodore jazz recordings, Vol. 1, Record 1
- The complete Commodore jazz recordings, Vol. 1, Record 3
- The complete Commodore jazz recordings, Vol. 3, Record 7
- The complete Commodore jazz recordings, Vol. 3, Record 8
- The craziest show on earth
- The definitive Charlie Parker, Volume 1
- The early Duke Ellington
- The fabulous Frank Denke at the piano
- The famous Castle Jazz Band
- The famous Castle Jazz Band
- The genius of Duke, Shows 105-117
- The giants of jazz
- The great New Orleans Rhythm Kings
- The greatest hits of Les Paul & Mary Ford
- The greatest of Louis Armstrong
- The greatest of Louis Armstrong
- The greatest of Louis Armstrong
- The heart and soul of Dixieland jazz
- The hit makers!
- The hits of Joe "Fingers" Carr
- The hot ones
- The irrepressible Rex Stewart
- The legendary Bix Beiderbecke
- The legendary Bix Beiderbecke : 1924-1925
- The legendary Glenn Miller on the air, Record 10
- The legendary Glenn Miller on the air, Record 5
- The medicine man for the blues
- The percussive twenties
- The saints come marching in
- The scintillating banjo of "Smokey" Montgomery
- The small groups, Vol. 1
- The sound of 'sixty-two
- The sounds of Mardi Gras
- The unheard Benny Goodman, Vol. 2, Big Band
- The unique Mr. Bechet
- The unissued soundtrack of New Orleans
- They all played Tiger rag
- Tiger Rag Forever
- Tiger rag and all that jazz
- Tiger woman
- Traditional jazz, Vol. 6
- Tucker, the man and his dream : original motion picture soundtrack
- Unexpurgated jazz
- Valaida: swing is the thing
- Vintage jazz
- We dig Dixieland Jazz
- We dig Dixieland jazz
- Willie "the Rock" Knox & his orch. play ragtime piano
- Wooden Joe's New Orleans Band 1945-1949
- World famous Exner Kid Ory-Johnny Wittwer sessions
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