Jazz Crazy Records

An Archive of Early Jazz on 78 RPM

Jazz

  • “Close Fit Blues” – Memphis Jazzers (1929)

    “Close Fit Blues” – Memphis Jazzers (1929)

  • “That’s What I Call Keen” – Eddie South and his Alabamians (1928)

    “That’s What I Call Keen” – Eddie South and his Alabamians (1928)

  • “Sun to Sun Blues” – Lonnie Johnson (1926)

    “Sun to Sun Blues” – Lonnie Johnson (1926)

  • “Slow Death” – Douglas Williams (1928)

    “Slow Death” – Douglas Williams (1928)

  • “Kansas City Stomps” – Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers (1928)

    “Kansas City Stomps” – Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers (1928)

  • “Showboat Shuffle” – King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators (1927)

    “Showboat Shuffle” – King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators (1927)

  • “Bimbo” – Clarence Williams and his Orchestra (1933)

    “Bimbo” – Clarence Williams and his Orchestra (1933)

  • “Wild Man Blues” – Johnny Dodds’ Black Bottom Stompers (1927)

    “Wild Man Blues” – Johnny Dodds’ Black Bottom Stompers (1927)

  • “Wild Man Blues” – Johnny Dodds and his Chicago Boys (1938)

    “Wild Man Blues” – Johnny Dodds and his Chicago Boys (1938)

  • “The Doodle Um Blues” – The Benson Orchestra of Chicago (1924)

    “The Doodle Um Blues” – The Benson Orchestra of Chicago (1924)

  • “Floyd’s Guitar Blues” – Andy Kirk and his Clouds of Joy (1939)

    “Floyd’s Guitar Blues” – Andy Kirk and his Clouds of Joy (1939)

  • “Honeycomb Harmony” – Musical Stevedores (1929)

    “Honeycomb Harmony” – Musical Stevedores (1929)

  • “Happy Rhythm” – Musical Stevedores (1929)

    “Happy Rhythm” – Musical Stevedores (1929)

  • “Limehouse Blues” – Quintette of the Hot Club of France (1936)

    “Limehouse Blues” – Quintette of the Hot Club of France (1936)

  • “Wall St Wail” – The Jungle Band (Duke Ellington) – 1929

    “Wall St Wail” – The Jungle Band (Duke Ellington) – 1929

  • New Orleans Bootblacks – “Mad Dog” (1926)

    New Orleans Bootblacks – “Mad Dog” (1926)

  • Henry “Red” Allen – “Whose Honey Are You”

    Henry “Red” Allen – “Whose Honey Are You”

  • “Wild Man Blues” – Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers (1927)

    “Wild Man Blues” – Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers (1927)

  • “Wild Man Blues” – Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven (1927

    “Wild Man Blues” – Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven (1927

  • “Deep Henderson” – The Savannah Syncopators (King Oliver) – 1926

    “Deep Henderson” – The Savannah Syncopators (King Oliver) – 1926

  • “I Wanna Count Sheep (Til The Cows Come Home)” – Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra (1932)

    “I Wanna Count Sheep (Til The Cows Come Home)” – Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra (1932)

  • “Bugle Call Blues” – Ford Dabney’s Syncopated Orchestra (1922)

    “Bugle Call Blues” – Ford Dabney’s Syncopated Orchestra (1922)

  • “She’s Nothing But Nice” – WIlton Crawley (1927)

    “She’s Nothing But Nice” – WIlton Crawley (1927)

  • “My Papa Doesn’t Two-time No Time” – Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra (1924)

    “My Papa Doesn’t Two-time No Time” – Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra (1924)

  • “Bass Ale Blues” – Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra

    “Bass Ale Blues” – Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra

  • Paul Howard’s Quality Serenaders – “The Ramble” – Victor V-38068 – Transfer from 78 rpm record

    Paul Howard’s Quality Serenaders – “The Ramble” – Victor V-38068 – Transfer from 78 rpm record

  • “When Day is Done” – Dave Nelson and The King’s Men (1931)

    “When Day is Done” – Dave Nelson and The King’s Men (1931)

  • “Ain’t Gonna Give You None Of My Jelly Roll” – Clarence Williams (1934)

    “Ain’t Gonna Give You None Of My Jelly Roll” – Clarence Williams (1934)

  • “Charlie’s Idea” – Paul Howard’s Quality Serenaders

    “Charlie’s Idea” – Paul Howard’s Quality Serenaders

  • “That Wicked Stomp” – Atlanta Syncopators

    “That Wicked Stomp” – Atlanta Syncopators