Кіріспе
Circle Records – 1946 жылы Руди Блеш пен Харриет Янис құрған джаз музыкасын шығаратын лейбл. Circle Records сонымен қатар Генри Коуэлл мен Пол Хиндемит сияқты артистердің заманауи классикалық музыкасын шығарды. Circle компаниясын 1960 жылдардың ортасында Джордж Х. Бак, Jr сатып алды. Circle каталогы қазір Джордж Х. Бак-младший Джаз қорының бақылауында. Circle-тің кейбір түпнұсқалық жазбалары компакт-дискіде Джордж Х. Бак-младший Джаз қоры басқаратын басқа лейблдер арқылы қайта шығарылды, соның ішінде American Music, Southland және Jazzology. Бұл Circle Records осы есімді неміс лейблімен шатастырылмауы керек.
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
|Кларнет – Альберт Николас
|Пиано – Дон Эуэлл
|Драмс – Бейби Доддс
|Кейіннен Circle альбомына енді S 17
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Тромпет – Ли Коллинз
|Пиано – Лови Остин, Дж.Х.Шейн
|Басс – Джон Линдсей
|Драмс – Бейби Доддс
|Екі 78 RPM жазба. Riverside Records RLP 1059 нұсқасында қайта шығарылды
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Труба – Кид Ховард, Питер Бокаж
|Тромбон – Джим Робинсон
|Кларнет – Джордж Льюис
|Баритон мүйіз – Харрисон Барнс
|Меллофон – Исидор Барбарин
|Тюба – Джо Ховард
|Басс барабан – Лоуренс Марреро
|Снаре барабан – Бейби Доддс
|Мұқаба суреті – Чарльз Алстон. Үш 78 RPM жазба. Riverside Records RLP 1058 нұсқасында қайта шығарылды
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Пиано – Montana Taylor
|Үш 78 RPM жазба.
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Гитара – Брауни МакГи, Globe Trotter McGhee
|Пиано – Dan Burley
|Басс – Pops Foster
|Үш 78 RPM жазба.
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Корнет – Wild Bill Davison
|Тромбон – Jimmy Archey
|Кларнет – Tony Parenti
|Пиано – Ralph Sutton
|Банжо – Danny Barker
|Тюба – Cy St. Clair
|Драмс – Baby Dodds
|Үш 78 RPM жазба. Riverside Records RLP 12 205 нұсқасында қайта шығарылды
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Корнет – Wild Bill Davison
|Тромбон – Jimmy Archey
|Кларнет, Багсон – Garvin Bushell
|Пиано, Селеста – Ralph Sutton
|Басс – Sid Weiss
|Драмс – Morey Feld
|Үш 78 RPM жазба. Circle Records LP L 405 нұсқасында қайта шығарылды
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Корнет – Wild Bill Davison
|Тромбон – Jimmy Archey
|Кларнет – Edmond Hall, Albert Nicholas
|Пиано – Ralph Sutton, James P. Johnson
|Гитара – Danny Barker
|Басс – Pops Foster
|Драмс – Baby Dodds
|Үш 78 RPM жазба. Руди Блештің "This Is Jazz" радиошоуы үшін жазылған материал
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Пиано – Ralph Sutton
|Екі 78 RPM жазба.
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Кларнет – Tony Parenti
|Пиано – Ralph Sutton
|Драмс – George Wettling
|Үш 78 RPM жазба. Riverside Records RLP 12 205 нұсқасында қайта шығарылды
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
|Шығарылды LP форматында. Composer's Workshop сериясының бөлігі.
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
|Шығарылды LP форматында. Composer's Workshop сериясының бөлігі.
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
| valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Пиано, Вокал – Jelly Roll Morton
|Конгресс кітапханасының жазбасы, үш немесе төрт 78 RPM қызыл винил пластинкасы бар альбомдар сериясы ретінде шығарылды. Circle L 14001 - L 14012 деп қайта шығарды; және Riverside RLP 9001 - RLP 9012 деп қайта шығарды.
Record label
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
the German record label
Circle Records is a jazz record label founded in 1946 by Rudi Blesh and Harriet Janis. Circle Records also released modern classical music by artists including Henry Cowell and Paul Hindemith. Circle was bought in the mid 1960s by George H. Buck, Jr. The Circle catalog is now under the control of the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation. Some of the original Circle recordings have been reissued on compact disc through other labels controlled by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation, including American Music, Southland, and Jazzology. This Circle Records is not to be confused with the German record label of the same name. |Clarinet– Albert NicholasPiano – Don EwellDrums – Baby Dodds
|Later included on Circle album S 17
| valign="top"
|C 1
|Chippie Hill
|"Chippie Hill And The Blues: Now Appearing At The Village Vanguard"
|Trumpet – Lee CollinsPiano – Lovie Austin, J. H. ShayneBass – John LindsayDrums – Baby Dodds
|Two 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1059
| valign="top"
|S 1
|Original Zenith Brass Band
|"Marching Jazz"
|Trumpet – Kid Howard, Peter BocageTrombone – Jim RobinsonClarinet – George LewisBaritone Horn – Harrison BarnesMellophone – Isidore BarbarinTuba – Joe HowardBass Drum – Lawrence MarreroSnare Drum – Baby Dodds
|Cover art by Charles Alston. Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 1058
| valign="top"
|S 2
|Montana Taylor
|"Barrel House Blues"
|Piano – Montana Taylor
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 3
|Dan Burley
|"South Side Shake"
|Guitar – Brownie McGhee, Globe Trotter McGheePiano – Dan BurleyBass – Pops Foster
|Three 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 8
|Tony Parenti's Ragtimers
|"The Ragtime Band"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonBanjo – Danny BarkerTuba – Cy St. ClairDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|S 9
|Wild Bill Davison
|"Wild Bill Davison Showcase"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet, Bassoon – Garvin BushellPiano, Celeste – Ralph SuttonBass – Sid WeissDrums – Morey Feld
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Circle Records LP L 405
| valign="top"
|S 15
|The All Star Stompers
|"This Is Jazz, Vol. 3"
|Cornet – Wild Bill DavisonTrombone – Jimmy ArcheyClarinet – Edmond Hall, Albert NicholasPiano – Ralph Sutton, James P. JohnsonGuitar – Danny BarkerBass – Pops FosterDrums – Baby Dodds
|Three 78 RPM records. Material recorded for Rudi Blesh's radio show “This Is Jazz”
| valign="top"
|S 20
|Ralph Sutton
|"St. Louis Piano"
|Piano – Ralph Sutton
|Two 78 RPM records. | valign="top"
|S 21
|Tony Parenti's Ragpickers
|"Tony Parenti's Ragpickers"
|Clarinet – Tony ParentiPiano – Ralph SuttonDrums – George Wettling
|Three 78 RPM records. Reissued on Riverside Records RLP 12 205
| valign="top"
|L 51 100
|Paul Hindemith
|Four Compositions By Paul Hindemith
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|L 51 101
|Henry Cowell
|The Piano Music Of Henry Cowell
|
|Released on LP. Part of the Composer's Workshop series. | valign="top"
|Vol. I to Vol. XII
|Jelly Roll Morton
|"The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord"
|Piano, Vocals – Jelly Roll Morton
|The Library of Congress recordings, released as a series of albums with three or four 78 RPM red vinyl records. Reissued by Circle as L 14001 to L 14012; and by Riverside as RLP 9001 to RLP 9012. |}
Circle Records бүгінгі күні
Circle Records қайта жандандырылды және Джордж Х. Бак-младший атындағы джаз қоры оны свинг музыкасын жариялау үшін пайдаланады. Қайта жандандырылған Circle лейблі Ланг Уорт және World транскрипцияларынан жазбаларды шығарды.
Circle Records was reactivated and is used by the George H. Buck Jr. Jazz Foundation to release swing music. The reactivated Circle label put out recordings from the Lang Worth and World transcriptions.