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1	Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson (2004) more music like this by Wynton Marsalis Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis' soundtrack to Ken Burns' documentary Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson is a compelling and rootsy mix of blues and swing. Having worked with Burns on the PBS "Jazz" series, Marsalis' Unforgivable Blackness soundtrack seems like a natural progression of a fruitful partnership. Not dissimilar to ... see all copies from $7.45! new only from $7.45!
2	The Mayor of MacDougal Street: Rarities 1957-69 (2005) more music like this by Dave Van Ronk Dave Van Ronk's death in 2002 took away one of the key architects of the Great Folk Revival of the late 1950s and early 1960s, and while Van Ronk never made the kind of broad cultural impact that younger musicians like Bob Dylan or Joan Baez made at the time, his steady mentoring is everywhere apparent in the urban folk movement of the day. Known ... see all copies from $12.23! new only from $12.23!
3	Goose Pimples (2003) more music like this by Jim Cullum, Jr. Years before cornetist Jim Cullum Jr.'s San Antonio Jazz Band began being featured regularly on its famous Riverwalk, Live from the Landing radio series, young Cullum was a sideman in his father Jim Cullum Sr.'s Happy Jazz Band. Two of the group's albums from 1966-1967 are reissued on Goose Pimples, except for one selection ("Lizard on a Rail") ... see all copies from $9.26! new only from $9.26!
4	Mama Don't Allow It (2003) more music like this by Wendell Brunious & The New Orleans Roof Jazzmen see all copies from $9.26! new only from $9.26!
5	Live in Concert 1974 (2003) more music like this by The Kings of Jazz featuring Kenny Davern This accurately named group came about when, following a European tour by the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra in the spring of 1974, British impresario Eddie Kennedy asked the orchestra's trumpeter, Pee Wee Erwin, to select a smaller ensemble for a tour of England, Germany, and Sweden later in the year. The resulting octet was basically a who's who of ... see all copies from $7.18! new only from $9.34!
6	Nuts & Son of Nuts [Remastered] more music like this by George Melly see all copies from $14.63! new only from $24.13!
7	Basket Full of Blues (1991) more music like this by Jeannie and Jimmy Cheatham For their sixth Concord recording, there was a major change in the personnel of the Cheathams' Sweet Baby Blues Band. Jimmie Noone, Jr. had passed away, and his replacement was the popular tenor Rickey Woodard, who on this set also plays some effective alto and clarinet (the latter on "Buddy Bolden's Blues"). But Woodard is only one of a bunch of ... see all copies from $11.84! new only from $11.84!
8	Music Is My Life (2001) more music like this by Jim Galloway This a two-CD set of Canadian multi-reed player Jim Galloway's performances at various Toronto jazz venues initially issued on LPs, but no longer available. Jim Galloway teams with two pianists, Dick Wellstood and then Jay McShann, before joining with trumpet and clarinet player Humphrey Lyttelton, England's consummate purveyor of New Orleans ... see all copies from $20.31! new only from $20.31!
9	Pagin' Mr. Jelly (1988) more music like this by Art Hodes Art Hodes was just ten days short of his 84th birthday at the time of this Candid solo piano CD. Hodes had his own style for quite a few decades by then. A masterful blues player, on the more up-tempo tunes, Art's left hand tended to state each beat in double-time, a very effective device. For this tribute to Jelly Roll Morton, Hodes performs 13 ... see all copies from $39.26!
10	The Dukes Of Dixieland & The Music Of Jelly Roll Morton (1994) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $1.99! new only from $2.95!
11 view cover	Steady Roll (2001) more music like this by Jelly Roll Morton see all copies from $3.95! new only from $3.95!
12 view cover	Trumpets in Stride (1990) more music like this by New York Trumpet Ensemble Okay, so it sounds corny and cute, and the black and white cover of the leaflet with the vintage '20s woman with the legs and booze might irk somebody, but there is no denying that this recording is a blast. Directed by trumpeter Mark Gould, the ensemble features Gould along with Marvin Stamm, Chris Gekker, David Bilger, and Tom Bontrager on ... see all copies from $9.14! new only from $9.14!
13 view cover	They Can't Take That Away from Me: Arbors Piano, Vol. 5 (1999) more music like this by John Sheridan The pianist from Jim Cullum's San Antonio based jazz band goes it alone on fifteen solo piano cuts. Sheridan's thing is stride and swing, in fact few pianists play the lyrical, bouncy stride piano these days as well as Sheridan, and he's a jewel just for that. He's moreso remarkably steady and consistent, the epitome of in-the-pocket for this ... see all copies from $5.96! new only from $5.96!
14 view cover	New Orleans (2000) more music like this by Billie Holiday This recording is a mastered re-release of the soundtrack from Arthur Lubin's 1947 film New Orleans, which paired Billie Holiday with Louis Armstrong as entertainers. In real life, the two belonged to a mutual admiration society. In reel life, the jazz singer and the trumpet player/ vocalist perform many of the wonderful songs penned about the ... see all copies from $5.85! new only from $5.85!
15 view cover	New Orleans: The Soundtrack (1946) more music like this by Louis Armstrong In 1947, Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday starred in New Orleans, a Republic motion picture directed by Arthur Lubin. In 1999, the Giants of Jazz label issued a CD containing what appear to be most of the studio recordings heard on the soundtrack of that film. Initially, music intended for use in the movie to be called New Orleans was recorded ... see all copies from $31.96!
16 view cover	The Last Reunion (1988) more music like this by Kenny Davern As hinted at in its title, this 1998 CD has the last collaboration by clarinetist Kenny Davern and pianist Art Hodes. They are joined by British drummer Colin Bowden for a frequently jubilant set comprised of a dozen trad jazz standards. Although the material might be quite familiar (including such songs as "There'll Be Some Changes Made," ... see all copies from $9.26! new only from $9.26!
17 view cover	Pioneer of Jazz 1923-1939 (2003) more music like this by Jelly Roll Morton This collection of Jelly Roll Morton classics is exactly that: the prime cuts from his later years (many of his performances after 1929 were spotty, at best). Jazz journalist Scott Yanow compiled this set for Allegro and writes an essay that perfectly describes the settings in which Morton found himself for these sessions. While the liner notes ... see all copies from $9.22! new only from $9.22!
18 view cover	New Orleans (2000) more music like this by Original Soundtrack see all copies from $11.99! new only from $11.99!
19 view cover	All Roads Are Made of the Flesh (1995) more music like this by Kip Hanrahan All Roads Are Made of the Flesh occupies an unusual place in the discography of producer Kip Hanrahan. Rather than being a unified musical statement, the album is a collection of pieces that didn't fit into other projects. Among the highlights are a Jelly Roll Morton cover featuring Jack Bruce (vocals) with New Orleans legends Allen Toussaint ... see all copies from $13.53! new only from $13.53!
20 view cover	A Sultry Serenade (1996) more music like this by Jim Beebe This is a high-quality Dixieland/swing set recommended to lovers of classic jazz. The musicianship in Jim Beebe's group is quite high; the standards are given fresh interpretations, and there is plenty of variety. In addition to the leader's fluent trombone, the band features cornetist Connie Jones (who on ballads occasionally hints strongly at ... see all copies from $13.47! new only from $13.47!
21 view cover	What Ever Happened to Those Good Old Days at Club 47 (1968) more music like this by Jim Kweskin Jim Kweskin may not have been a groundbreaking instrumentalist or a spectacularly gifted singer, but he certainly was an entertainer who knew how to get every bit out of his repertoire of American traditional music. On this live album, the complete title of which is What Ever Happened to Those Good Old Days at Club 47 in Cambridge Mass. With Jim ... see all copies from $17.63! new only from $17.63!
22 view cover	Ring Dem Bells (2008) more music like this by Johnny Varro Swing 7 see all copies from $13.43! new only from $13.43!
23 view cover	Great Jazz Pianists [Melodie] (1958) more music like this by Various Artists The Classics chronological reissue series offers an unprecedented overview of vintage jazz and blues, transcending the original label copyright restrictions in order to document the recording careers of musicians who lived and died both in the limelight and the penumbra of popular culture. Each CD in the series represents a segment of a given ... see all copies from $23.98! new only from $23.98!

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