CLARA SMITH #5 (1926-28) / DOCUMENT LP-570

Description

DOCUMENT 570

These are out of print imported 12 inch vinyl LPs from Austria and Germany of American Blues and Jazz. They are mostly not shrink wrapped but they are all brand new never played. We have a very limited selection left (some we only have one copy) and are sold on a first come first served basis. These are mostly re-issues from 78 RPM records without noise reduction and the sound varies depending on the source material.

Tracklist

A1

Salty Dog

Piano – Fletcher Henderson

A2

My Brand New Papa

Piano – Fletcher Henderson

A3

Ain’t Nothin’ Cookin’ What You’re Smellin’

Piano – Clarence Parson

A4

Seperation Blues

Piano – Clarence Parson

A5

Percolatin’ Blues

Piano – Lemuel Fowler

A6

Ease It

Piano – Lemuel Fowler

A7

Livin’ Humble

Piano – Porter GraingerVocals – Ethel Grainger*, Odette Jackson*

A8

Get On Board

Piano – Porter GraingerVocals – Ethel Grainger*, Odette Jackson*

A9

Cheatin’ Daddy

Alto Saxophone – Ernest ElliotPiano – Porter Grainger

B1

You Don’t Know Who’s Shakin’ Your Tree

Band – Clara Smith And Her Jazz BabiesBanjo – Unknown ArtistCornet – Joe Smith (3)Piano – Stanley MillerTenor Saxophone – Unknown Artist

B2

Race Track Blues

Band – Clara Smith And Her Jazz BabiesBanjo – Unknown ArtistCornet – Joe Smith (3)Piano – Stanley MillerTenor Saxophone – Unknown Artist

B3

Troublesome Blues

Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Ernest ElliotPiano – Clarence Parson

B4

You Can’t Get It Now

Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Ernest ElliotPiano – Clarence Parson

B5

That’s Why The Undertakers Are Busy Today

Alto Saxophone – Bob FullerPiano – Porter Grainger

B6

Black Woman’s Blues

Alto Saxophone – Bob FullerPiano – Porter Grainger

B7

Black Cat Moan

Band – Clara Smith And Her Five Black KittensClarinet – Bob FullerCornet – Gus AikenPiano – Stanley Miller

B8

Strugglin’ Woman’s Blues

Band – Clara Smith And Her Five Black KittensClarinet – Bob FullerCornet – Gus AikenPiano – Stanley Miller

B9

Jelly Look What You Done Done

Alto Saxophone – Unknown Artist Piano [Probably] – Porter Grainger