Jazz Crazy Records

An Archive of Early Jazz on 78 RPM

Jazz

  • “Slippery Hank” – Earl Fuller’s Famous Jazz Band (1917) Madcap Rag-a-Jazz Romp!

    “Slippery Hank” – Earl Fuller’s Famous Jazz Band (1917) Madcap Rag-a-Jazz Romp!

  • “Panama” – Luis Russell and his Orchestra (1930) Hot! 🔥🔥🔥

    “Panama” – Luis Russell and his Orchestra (1930) Hot! 🔥🔥🔥

  • “Hootie Blues” – Jay McShann and his Orchestra (1941) Featuring Charlie Parker

    “Hootie Blues” – Jay McShann and his Orchestra (1941) Featuring Charlie Parker

  • “Muggin’ Lightly” – Luis Russell and his Orchestra (1930)

    “Muggin’ Lightly” – Luis Russell and his Orchestra (1930)

  • “With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming” – Isham Jones and his Orchestra (1934)

    “With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming” – Isham Jones and his Orchestra (1934)

  • “High Tension” – Luis Russell and his Orchestra (1930)

    “High Tension” – Luis Russell and his Orchestra (1930)

  • “Shake that Jelly Roll” – Junie C. Cobb and his Grains of Corn (1929) Test Pressing!

    “Shake that Jelly Roll” – Junie C. Cobb and his Grains of Corn (1929) Test Pressing!

  • “Farewell Blues” – Gus Mulcay (1926) – Early Jazz Harmonica

    “Farewell Blues” – Gus Mulcay (1926) – Early Jazz Harmonica

  • “Farewell Blues” – Eddie Lang – Joe Venuti and their All Star Orchestra (1931)

    “Farewell Blues” – Eddie Lang – Joe Venuti and their All Star Orchestra (1931)

  • “Weary Blues” – Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven (1927)

    “Weary Blues” – Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven (1927)

  • “Blues (My Naughty Sweetheart Gives To Me)” – Ted Lewis and his Band (1926)

    “Blues (My Naughty Sweetheart Gives To Me)” – Ted Lewis and his Band (1926)

  • “Stomp Your Stuff” – Ray Miller and his Orchestra (1926)

    “Stomp Your Stuff” – Ray Miller and his Orchestra (1926)

  • “Old Man Blues” – Duke Ellington and his Orchestra (1930)

    “Old Man Blues” – Duke Ellington and his Orchestra (1930)

  • “Some of these Days” – David Nelson and the King’s Men (1931) – King Oliver’s Nephew!

    “Some of these Days” – David Nelson and the King’s Men (1931) – King Oliver’s Nephew!

  • “Georgia Stomp” – Charles Fulcher and his Orchestra (1925) Atlanta Jazz

    “Georgia Stomp” – Charles Fulcher and his Orchestra (1925) Atlanta Jazz

  • “Buffalo Rag” – Vess L. Ossman (1905) – Ragtime Composition by Tom Turpin

    “Buffalo Rag” – Vess L. Ossman (1905) – Ragtime Composition by Tom Turpin

  • “One Smile” – Sam Lanin and his Roseland Orchestra (1925)

    “One Smile” – Sam Lanin and his Roseland Orchestra (1925)

  • New Arrivals at the Jazz Bunker – Jazz Chat Episode 8 – African 78 rpm records and exciting jazz!

    New Arrivals at the Jazz Bunker – Jazz Chat Episode 8 – African 78 rpm records and exciting jazz!

  • “Sepia Panorama” – Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra (1940)

    “Sepia Panorama” – Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra (1940)

  • “Justrite” – Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra (1928)

    “Justrite” – Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra (1928)

  • “Subway Sobs” – Tiny Parham and his Musicians (1929)

    “Subway Sobs” – Tiny Parham and his Musicians (1929)

  • “Jig Time” – Roy Fox and his Band (1932) featuring Al Bowlly

    “Jig Time” – Roy Fox and his Band (1932) featuring Al Bowlly

  • “Ev’rybody Dat Talks ‘Bout Heaven Ain’t Goin’ There” – Lt. Jim Europe’s Singing Serenaders (1919)

    “Ev’rybody Dat Talks ‘Bout Heaven Ain’t Goin’ There” – Lt. Jim Europe’s Singing Serenaders (1919)

  • “I Love My Baby” – The Blue Kittens (1926)

    “I Love My Baby” – The Blue Kittens (1926)

  • “Caravan” – Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra (1937)

    “Caravan” – Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra (1937)

  • “It Won’t Be You” – Bessie Smith (1928)

    “It Won’t Be You” – Bessie Smith (1928)

  • “Hustlin’ and Bustlin’ for Baby” – Washboard Rhythm Band (1933)

    “Hustlin’ and Bustlin’ for Baby” – Washboard Rhythm Band (1933)

  • “Shuffle Off To Buffalo” – Washboard Rhythm Band (1933)

    “Shuffle Off To Buffalo” – Washboard Rhythm Band (1933)

  • “Reminiscing in Tempo” Parts 1-4 – Duke Ellington and his Orchestra (1935)

    “Reminiscing in Tempo” Parts 1-4 – Duke Ellington and his Orchestra (1935)

  • “Hot Lips” – Eddie Davis Orchestra (1922) – Featuring Loren McMurray

    “Hot Lips” – Eddie Davis Orchestra (1922) – Featuring Loren McMurray