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L’Histoire du jazz vocal – The Story of Vocal Jazz: 1911–1940

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L’Histoire du jazz vocal – The Story of Vocal Jazz: 1911–1940

Various Artists

794881750122
249 tracksReleased 2004-01-01Le Chant Du Monde

Last verified: July 7, 2026

794881750122 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “L’Histoire du jazz vocal – The Story of Vocal Jazz: 1911–1940” by Various Artists, released 2004-01-01 on Le Chant Du Monde. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 249 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include GBBLY0702840, HKI190231911, USSM19927764.

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UPCL’Histoire du jazz vocal – The Story of Vocal Jazz: 1911–1940
ISRC52 recordings
ISWC87 works
IPI50 songwriters

Track List (249)

#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Some of These Days [1911]1Some of These Days [1911]—
Roll Jordan Roll [1913]2Roll Jordan Roll [1913]—
After You’ve Gone [1918]3After You’ve Gone [1918]—
Crazy Blues [1920]4Crazy Blues [1920]—
Down Hearted Blues5Down Hearted BluesBessie Smith—
I’ve Got the Blues for Rampart Street [1923]6I’ve Got the Blues for Rampart Street [1923]—
Graveyard Dream Blues7Graveyard Dream BluesBessie Smith—
West Indies Blues [1923]8West Indies Blues [1923]—
Blues Ain’t Nothin’ Else But! [1924]9Blues Ain’t Nothin’ Else But! [1924]—
Boweavil Blues [1924]10Boweavil Blues [1924]—
Weeping Willow Blues [1924]11Weeping Willow Blues [1924]—
Nobody Knows the Way I Feel Dis’ Mornin’ [1924]12Nobody Knows the Way I Feel Dis’ Mornin’ [1924]—
Black Snake Moan [1925]13Black Snake Moan [1925]—
Cake Walkin’ Babies From Home14Cake Walkin’ Babies From HomeClarence Williams’ Blue FiveT-071.058.321-3
Sweet Georgia Brown [1925]15Sweet Georgia Brown [1925]—
Soft Pedal Blues [1925]16Soft Pedal Blues [1925]—
Careless Love17Careless LoveBessie SmithT-900.304.340-1
Shake That Thing [1925]18Shake That Thing [1925]—
Too Tight Blues [1926]19Too Tight Blues [1926]—
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1926]20Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1926]—
Fascinating Rhythm21Fascinating RhythmFred Astaire, Adele AstaireT-070.054.137-2
Death’s Black Train Is Comin’ [1926]22Death’s Black Train Is Comin’ [1926]—
Young Woman’s Blues23Young Woman’s BluesBessie Smith & Her Blue BoysT-902.736.893-0
Pratt City Blues [1926]24Pratt City Blues [1926]—
Mean Old Bedbug Blues [1927]25Mean Old Bedbug Blues [1927]—
It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine2-1It’s Nobody’s Fault but MineBlind Willie JohnsonT-901.801.913-1
Backwater Blues2-2Backwater BluesBessie Smith, James P. JohnsonT-070.010.119-4
Alexander’s Ragtime Band [1927]2-3Alexander’s Ragtime Band [1927]—
Match Box Blues #42-4Match Box Blues #4Blind Lemon Jefferson—
Dead Drunk Blues [1927]2-5Dead Drunk Blues [1927]—
The Blues I Love to Sing [1927]2-6The Blues I Love to Sing [1927]—
Dyin' By the Hour2-7Dyin' By the HourBessie Smith—
Foolish Man Blues2-8Foolish Man BluesBessie SmithT-070.055.080-6
Dope Head Blues [1927]2-9Dope Head Blues [1927]—
Cross Eyed Blues [1927]2-10Cross Eyed Blues [1927]—
The Man I Love [1927]2-11The Man I Love [1927]—
Hotter Than That [1927]2-12Hotter Than That [1927]—
I Thought I’d Do It [1927]2-13I Thought I’d Do It [1927]—
Waiting for a Train2-14Waiting for a TrainJimmie RodgersT-070.197.253-3
Ain’t No Tellin’2-15Ain’t No Tellin’Mississippi John Hurt—
Warming by the Devil’s Fire [1928]2-16Warming by the Devil’s Fire [1928]—
When the Saints Go Marching In [1928]2-17When the Saints Go Marching In [1928]—
Peaches in the Springtime [1928]2-18Peaches in the Springtime [1928]—
Empty Bed Blues, Part 2: [1928]2-19Empty Bed Blues, Part 2: [1928]—
Mississippi Jail House Groan2-20Mississippi Jail House GroanRube Lacy—
Georgia Crawl [1928]2-21Georgia Crawl [1928]—
Prove It on Me Blues [1928]2-22Prove It on Me Blues [1928]—
God’s Got a Crown [1928]2-23God’s Got a Crown [1928]—
State Street Jive [1928]2-24State Street Jive [1928]—
Guess Who’s in Town [1928]2-25Guess Who’s in Town [1928]—
Kassie Jones [1928‐08‐28]3-1Kassie Jones [1928‐08‐28]—
Some Cold Rainy Day [1928‐10‐13]3-2Some Cold Rainy Day [1928‐10‐13]—
Viola Lee Blues [1928]3-3Viola Lee Blues [1928]—
No More Woman Blues [1928]3-4No More Woman Blues [1928]—
Diga Diga Doo3-5Diga Diga DooDuke Ellington and His Cotton Club OrchestraT-060.472.588-3
Basin Street Blues3-6Basin Street BluesLouis Armstrong & His OrchestraT-070.010.455-7
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues3-7Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the BluesCharley Patton—
Bumble Bee [1929]3-8Bumble Bee [1929]—
Georgia Bound [1929]3-9Georgia Bound [1929]—
Sloppy Joe [1929‐03‐07]3-10Sloppy Joe [1929‐03‐07]—
Decatur Street Tutti [1929‐04‐04]3-11Decatur Street Tutti [1929‐04‐04]—
Beedle Um Bum3-12Beedle Um BumMcKinney’s Cotton PickersT-926.323.091-7
Mosquito Man [1929]3-13Mosquito Man [1929]—
Nobody Knows When You’re Down and Out [1929‐05‐15]3-14Nobody Knows When You’re Down and Out [1929‐05‐15]—
Black and Blue [1929‐07‐22]3-15Black and Blue [1929‐07‐22]—
Wichita Falls Blues [1929]3-16Wichita Falls Blues [1929]—
Camp Meeting Day [1929‐09‐10]3-17Camp Meeting Day [1929‐09‐10]—
Nickel’s Worth of Liver Blues [1929‐09‐27]3-18Nickel’s Worth of Liver Blues [1929‐09‐27]—
Blue Spirit Blues [1929‐10‐11]3-19Blue Spirit Blues [1929‐10‐11]—
Come on Mama [1929]3-20Come on Mama [1929]—
After You’ve Gone [1929‐10‐18]3-21After You’ve Gone [1929‐10‐18]—
Travelin’ Blues [1929‐10‐30]3-22Travelin’ Blues [1929‐10‐30]—
St. Louis Blues [1929‐12‐13]3-23St. Louis Blues [1929‐12‐13]—
Milk Cow Blues [1930]3-24Milk Cow Blues [1930]—
I Dreamed of the Judgment Morning [1930]3-25I Dreamed of the Judgment Morning [1930]—
Puttin’ on the Ritz [1930‐03‐26]4-1Puttin’ on the Ritz [1930‐03‐26]—
On Revival Day [1930‐06‐09]4-2On Revival Day [1930‐06‐09]—
Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?4-3Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?McKinney’s Cotton PickersT-914.986.189-2
Good News [1930‐08‐08]4-4Good News [1930‐08‐08]—
I Got Rhythm [1930‐11‐18]4-5I Got Rhythm [1930‐11‐18]—
No Woman No Nickel [1931]4-6No Woman No Nickel [1931]—
Shine4-7ShineLouis Armstrong & His Sebastian New Cotton Club OrchestraT-070.135.171-4
Shipwreck Blues [1931‐06‐11]4-8Shipwreck Blues [1931‐06‐11]—
Heebie Jeebies [1931‐06‐26]4-9Heebie Jeebies [1931‐06‐26]—
It’s the Girl [1931‐07‐08]4-10It’s the Girl [1931‐07‐08]—
Can’t Be Bothered With No Sheik [1931‐08‐19]4-11Can’t Be Bothered With No Sheik [1931‐08‐19]—
Star Dust4-12Star DustLouis Armstrong and His OrchestraT-031.563.049-9
Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl [1931‐11‐20]4-13Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl [1931‐11‐20]—
Georgia on My Mind [1931‐11‐24]4-14Georgia on My Mind [1931‐11‐24]—
Too‐Too Train [1932]4-15Too‐Too Train [1932]—
How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone [1932]4-16How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone [1932]—
It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [1932‐02‐02]4-17It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [1932‐02‐02]—
I Wanna Count Sheep [1932‐03‐10]4-18I Wanna Count Sheep [1932‐03‐10]—
Some of These Days [1932‐05‐26]4-19Some of These Days [1932‐05‐26]—
Little Brother Blues [1932]4-20Little Brother Blues [1932]—
Rockin’ Chair [1932‐08‐18]4-21Rockin’ Chair [1932‐08‐18]—
Willow Weep for Me [1932‐09‐26]4-22Willow Weep for Me [1932‐09‐26]—
My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms [1933‐01‐26]4-23My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms [1933‐01‐26]—
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐03‐07]4-24I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐03‐07]—
Stormy Weather [1933‐05‐03]4-25Stormy Weather [1933‐05‐03]—
The River’s Taking Care of Me [1933‐06‐15]5-1The River’s Taking Care of Me [1933‐06‐15]—
Nagasaki [1933‐09‐22]5-2Nagasaki [1933‐09‐22]—
Rude Interlude [1933‐09‐26]5-3Rude Interlude [1933‐09‐26]—
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐10‐18]5-4I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐10‐18]—
Zaz Zuh Zaz5-5Zaz Zuh ZazCab Calloway and His Cotton Club OrchestraT-071.194.508-2
Love Me [1933‐11‐11]5-6Love Me [1933‐11‐11]—
Rhythm [1933‐11‐20]5-7Rhythm [1933‐11‐20]—
Take Me for a Buggy Ride [1933‐11‐24]5-8Take Me for a Buggy Ride [1933‐11‐24]—
King Fish Blues [1934]5-9King Fish Blues [1934]—
Old Original Kokomo Blues [1934]5-10Old Original Kokomo Blues [1934]—
Stone Pony Blues5-11Stone Pony BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.605-3
Them Bones [1934]5-12Them Bones [1934]—
Troubled Waters [1934‐03‐09]5-13Troubled Waters [1934‐03‐09]—
As Long as I Live [1934‐09‐11]5-14As Long as I Live [1934‐09‐11]—
Dr. Wattson and Mr. Holmes [1934‐09‐14]5-15Dr. Wattson and Mr. Holmes [1934‐09‐14]—
Blues Before Sunrise5-16Blues Before SunriseLeroy Carr, Scrapper BlackwellT-902.308.233-9
Baltimore Blues5-17Baltimore BluesPapa Charlie McCoy—
Symphony in Black [1934‐10]5-18Symphony in Black [1934‐10]—
Wildwood Flower5-19Wildwood FlowerThe Carter FamilyT-920.104.495-3
Dirty Mother for You5-20Dirty Mother for YouMemphis Minnie—
Midnight Special [1935]5-21Midnight Special [1935]—
See See Rider [1935]5-22See See Rider [1935]—
Lead Me to the Rock [1935]5-23Lead Me to the Rock [1935]—
Dixie Rhythm [1935]6-1Dixie Rhythm [1935]—
I Can’t Dance, I’ve Got Ants in My Pants [1935‐01‐19]6-2I Can’t Dance, I’ve Got Ants in My Pants [1935‐01‐19]—
I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me)6-3I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me)Cab Calloway and His OrchestraT-901.317.067-7
Down South Blues [1935]6-4Down South Blues [1935]—
Honey Dripper Blues [1935‐07‐15]6-5Honey Dripper Blues [1935‐07‐15]—
I’m Painting the Town Red6-6I’m Painting the Town RedBillie Holiday, Teddy Wilson & His OrchestraT-070.905.882-1
I Feel a Song Comin’ On [1935‐07‐31]6-7I Feel a Song Comin’ On [1935‐07‐31]—
Ashes in My Whisky [1935]6-8Ashes in My Whisky [1935]—
Truckin’6-9Truckin’Fats Waller and His RhythmT-070.181.319-5
My Brown Skin Sugar Plum [1935]6-10My Brown Skin Sugar Plum [1935]—
I’m in the Mood for Love [1935‐10‐03]6-11I’m in the Mood for Love [1935‐10‐03]—
Cross Road Blues6-12Cross Road BluesRobert JohnsonT-072.368.239-0
Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1)6-13Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1)Robert JohnsonT-305.776.914-5
Hoodoo Lady [1936]6-14Hoodoo Lady [1936]—
That Bonus That Done Gone Thru [1936‐02‐12]6-15That Bonus That Done Gone Thru [1936‐02‐12]—
W. P. A. Blues6-16W. P. A. BluesCasey Bill Weldon—
All My Life [1936‐03‐17]6-17All My Life [1936‐03‐17]—
South Bound Blues [1936]6-18South Bound Blues [1936]—
These Foolish Things [1936‐06‐30]6-19These Foolish Things [1936‐06‐30]—
Billie’s Blues [1936‐07‐10]6-20Billie’s Blues [1936‐07‐10]—
Mr Paganini You’ll Have to Swing It [1936‐10‐29]6-21Mr Paganini You’ll Have to Swing It [1936‐10‐29]—
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1936‐12‐16]6-22Where the Lazy River Goes By [1936‐12‐16]—
Flood Water [1937]6-23Flood Water [1937]—
The Big Boat [1937]6-24The Big Boat [1937]—
Golden Gate Gospel Train [1937]6-25Golden Gate Gospel Train [1937]—
Didn’t It Rain [1937]7-1Didn’t It Rain [1937]—
Smoke Dreams [1937‐01‐08]7-2Smoke Dreams [1937‐01‐08]—
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1937‐01‐28]7-3Where the Lazy River Goes By [1937‐01‐28]—
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03]7-4I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03]—
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03‐05]7-5I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03‐05]—
Pistol Slapper Blues [1937]7-6Pistol Slapper Blues [1937]—
You Showed Me the Way [1937‐03‐24]7-7You Showed Me the Way [1937‐03‐24]—
Darling Nellie Gray7-8Darling Nellie GrayLouis Armstrong, The Mills Brothers—
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [1937‐05‐04]7-9Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [1937‐05‐04]—
Mean to Me [1937‐05‐11]7-10Mean to Me [1937‐05‐11]—
Shake ’Em On Down7-11Shake ’Em On DownBukka WhiteT-700.061.921-8
Keep Me Every Day [1937‐05‐21]7-12Keep Me Every Day [1937‐05‐21]—
Good Morning Blues [1937‐08‐09]7-13Good Morning Blues [1937‐08‐09]—
Nice Work If You Can Get It [1937‐10‐14]7-14Nice Work If You Can Get It [1937‐10‐14]—
The Folks Who Live on the Hill [1937‐10‐22]7-15The Folks Who Live on the Hill [1937‐10‐22]—
My Man [1937‐11‐01]7-16My Man [1937‐11‐01]—
I Want to Be Happy [1937‐11‐02]7-17I Want to Be Happy [1937‐11‐02]—
Bei mir bist du schön7-18Bei mir bist du schönThe Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and His OrchestraT-801.470.970-8
Tiger Rag [1938]7-19Tiger Rag [1938]—
What More Can a Man Do? [1938]7-20What More Can a Man Do? [1938]—
Sweet Adeline [1938]7-21Sweet Adeline [1938]—
Now They Call It Swing (take 2)7-22Now They Call It Swing (take 2)Billie Holiday and Her OrchestraT-926.448.290-8
Sent for You Yesterday [1938‐02‐16]7-23Sent for You Yesterday [1938‐02‐16]—
Mule Blues [1938]7-24Mule Blues [1938]—
Chinatown My Chinatown [1938‐02‐17]7-25Chinatown My Chinatown [1938‐02‐17]—
How Long Baby Will You Keep Me This Way [1938‐04‐21]7-26How Long Baby Will You Keep Me This Way [1938‐04‐21]—
You Go to My Head [1938‐05‐11]8-1You Go to My Head [1938‐05‐11]—
Goodbye Red [1938]8-2Goodbye Red [1938]—
Shadrack8-3ShadrackLouis Armstrong, The Decca Mixed Chorus—
Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen8-4Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve SeenLouis Armstrong, The Decca Mixed ChorusT-700.048.818-8
Mailman Blues [1938‐07‐20]8-5Mailman Blues [1938‐07‐20]—
Laugh and Call It Love [1938‐07‐29]8-6Laugh and Call It Love [1938‐07‐29]—
When You Feel Down [1938]8-7When You Feel Down [1938]—
At Long Last Love [1938‐08‐01]8-8At Long Last Love [1938‐08‐01]—
Two Sleepy People8-9Two Sleepy PeopleFats Waller and His RhythmT-010.434.036-4
The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ but… [1938‐10‐21]8-10The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ but… [1938‐10‐21]—
Deep River [1938‐11]8-11Deep River [1938‐11]—
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1938‐11]8-12Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1938‐11]—
Roll ’em Pete8-13Roll ’em PeteJoe Turner, Pete JohnsonT-070.274.451-1
Bourgeois Blues [1939]8-14Bourgeois Blues [1939]—
I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside [1939]8-15I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside [1939]—
’Tain’t What You Do [1939‐01‐03]8-16’Tain’t What You Do [1939‐01‐03]—
My Heart Belongs to Daddy [1939‐01‐05]8-17My Heart Belongs to Daddy [1939‐01‐05]—
Jeepers Creepers8-18Jeepers CreepersLouis Armstrong and His OrchestraT-070.088.298-9
More Than You Know [1939‐01‐30]8-19More Than You Know [1939‐01‐30]—
Goin’ To Chicago Blues [1939‐02‐13]8-20Goin’ To Chicago Blues [1939‐02‐13]—
Undecided [1939‐02‐17]8-21Undecided [1939‐02‐17]—
Mississippi Dream Boat [1939‐02‐27]8-22Mississippi Dream Boat [1939‐02‐27]—
She’s Gone [1939‐02‐28]8-23She’s Gone [1939‐02‐28]—
Mutiny in the Parlor [1939‒02‒29]8-24Mutiny in the Parlor [1939‒02‒29]—
You Set Me on Fire [1939‐03‐16]9-1You Set Me on Fire [1939‐03‐16]—
If I Could Be With You [1939‐03‐19]9-2If I Could Be With You [1939‐03‐19]—
Long Gone Blues9-3Long Gone BluesBillie Holiday & Her OrchestraT-071.173.525-9
Something to Live For [1939‐03‐21]9-4Something to Live For [1939‐03‐21]—
Fine and Mellow [1939‐04‐20]9-5Fine and Mellow [1939‐04‐20]—
Have Mercy [1939‐03‐21]9-6Have Mercy [1939‐03‐21]—
Too Many Drivers [1939‐05‐11]9-7Too Many Drivers [1939‐05‐11]—
Nobody Knows [1939‐05‐19]9-8Nobody Knows [1939‐05‐19]—
Utt‐Da‐Zay [1939‐06‐08]9-9Utt‐Da‐Zay [1939‐06‐08]—
I’m Checkin’ Out Go’Om Bye [1939‐06‐12]9-10I’m Checkin’ Out Go’Om Bye [1939‐06‐12]—
Honeysuckle Rose [1939‐08‐02]9-11Honeysuckle Rose [1939‐08‐02]—
Day in, Day Out [1939‐08‐27]9-12Day in, Day Out [1939‐08‐27]—
All or Nothing at All [1939‐08‐31]9-13All or Nothing at All [1939‐08‐31]—
Think of Me Little Daddy [1939‐09‐14]9-14Think of Me Little Daddy [1939‐09‐14]—
Body and Soul [1939‐09‐17]9-15Body and Soul [1939‐09‐17]—
Baby What Else Can I Do [1939‐09‐22]9-16Baby What Else Can I Do [1939‐09‐22]—
Death Letter Blues [1939‐10‐31]9-17Death Letter Blues [1939‐10‐31]—
Your Feet’s Too Big9-18Your Feet’s Too BigFats Waller and His RhythmT-070.211.220-6
Mighty Like the Blues [1939‐12‐01]9-19Mighty Like the Blues [1939‐12‐01]—
The Man I Love9-20The Man I LoveBillie HolidayT-011.191.232-3
’Fore Day Creep [1939‐12‐24]9-21’Fore Day Creep [1939‐12‐24]—
Parchman Farm Blues9-22Parchman Farm BluesBukka WhiteT-070.242.836-1
Good Morning Blues [1940]9-23Good Morning Blues [1940]—
Cross and Evil Woman Blues [1940]9-24Cross and Evil Woman Blues [1940]—
Wade in the Water [1940]9-25Wade in the Water [1940]—
Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [1940]10-1Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [1940]—
A Ship Without a Sail [1940‐02]10-2A Ship Without a Sail [1940‐02]—
East St. Louis Blues [1940‐02‐23]10-3East St. Louis Blues [1940‐02‐23]—
I Got Rhythm [1940‐02‐27]10-4I Got Rhythm [1940‐02‐27]—
Body and Soul [1940‐02‐29]10-5Body and Soul [1940‐02‐29]—
New Long Down Dog [1940]10-6New Long Down Dog [1940]—
It Never Entered My Mind [1940‐03‐02]10-7It Never Entered My Mind [1940‐03‐02]—
The Hour of Parting [1940‐05‐01]10-8The Hour of Parting [1940‐05‐01]—
T‐Bone Blues [1940‐06]10-9T‐Bone Blues [1940‐06]—
My Castle’s Rockin’ [1940‐06‐03]10-10My Castle’s Rockin’ [1940‐06‐03]—
Trouble [1940]10-11Trouble [1940]—
Laughing at Life [1940‐06‐07]10-12Laughing at Life [1940‐06‐07]—
You’re Driving Me Crazy [1940‐07‐26]10-13You’re Driving Me Crazy [1940‐07‐26]—
I Want a Little Girl [1940‐08‐08]10-14I Want a Little Girl [1940‐08‐08]—
The Dirty Dozens [1940‐09‐26]10-15The Dirty Dozens [1940‐09‐26]—
Piney Brown Blues [1940‐11‐11]10-16Piney Brown Blues [1940‐11‐11]—
Star Dust10-17Star DustFrank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, The Pied PipersT-031.563.049-9
War Time Blues10-18War Time BluesSonny Boy Williamson—
The Man I Love [1940‐11‐13]10-19The Man I Love [1940‐11‐13]—
Key to the Highway10-20Key to the HighwayJazz Gillum—
Sweet Lorraine10-21Sweet LorraineKing Cole “Trio”T-071.070.529-5
Embraceable You [1940‐12‐09]10-22Embraceable You [1940‐12‐09]—
Blind Barnabas [1941]10-23Blind Barnabas [1941]—
Love in Vain Blues (take 1)10-24Love in Vain Blues (take 1)Robert JohnsonT-305.776.900-9
Me and My Chauffeur Blues10-25Me and My Chauffeur BluesMemphis MinnieT-902.185.585-6
Jezebel [1941]10-26Jezebel [1941]—
Some of These Days [1911]
Some of These Days [1911]
—
Roll Jordan Roll [1913]
Roll Jordan Roll [1913]
—
After You’ve Gone [1918]
After You’ve Gone [1918]
—
Crazy Blues [1920]
Crazy Blues [1920]
—
Down Hearted Blues
Down Hearted Blues
Bessie Smith
—
I’ve Got the Blues for Rampart Street [1923]
I’ve Got the Blues for Rampart Street [1923]
—
Graveyard Dream Blues
Graveyard Dream Blues
Bessie Smith
—
West Indies Blues [1923]
West Indies Blues [1923]
—
Blues Ain’t Nothin’ Else But! [1924]
Blues Ain’t Nothin’ Else But! [1924]
—
Boweavil Blues [1924]
Boweavil Blues [1924]
—
Weeping Willow Blues [1924]
Weeping Willow Blues [1924]
—
Nobody Knows the Way I Feel Dis’ Mornin’ [1924]
Nobody Knows the Way I Feel Dis’ Mornin’ [1924]
—
Black Snake Moan [1925]
Black Snake Moan [1925]
—
Cake Walkin’ Babies From Home
Cake Walkin’ Babies From Home
Clarence Williams’ Blue Five
T-071.058.321-3
Sweet Georgia Brown [1925]
Sweet Georgia Brown [1925]
—
Soft Pedal Blues [1925]
Soft Pedal Blues [1925]
—
Careless Love
Careless Love
Bessie Smith
T-900.304.340-1
Shake That Thing [1925]
Shake That Thing [1925]
—
Too Tight Blues [1926]
Too Tight Blues [1926]
—
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1926]
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1926]
—
Fascinating Rhythm
Fascinating Rhythm
Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire
T-070.054.137-2
Death’s Black Train Is Comin’ [1926]
Death’s Black Train Is Comin’ [1926]
—
Young Woman’s Blues
Young Woman’s Blues
Bessie Smith & Her Blue Boys
T-902.736.893-0
Pratt City Blues [1926]
Pratt City Blues [1926]
—
Mean Old Bedbug Blues [1927]
Mean Old Bedbug Blues [1927]
—
It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine
It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine
Blind Willie Johnson
T-901.801.913-1
Backwater Blues
Backwater Blues
Bessie Smith, James P. Johnson
T-070.010.119-4
Alexander’s Ragtime Band [1927]
Alexander’s Ragtime Band [1927]
—
Match Box Blues #4
Match Box Blues #4
Blind Lemon Jefferson
—
Dead Drunk Blues [1927]
Dead Drunk Blues [1927]
—
The Blues I Love to Sing [1927]
The Blues I Love to Sing [1927]
—
Dyin' By the Hour
Dyin' By the Hour
Bessie Smith
—
Foolish Man Blues
Foolish Man Blues
Bessie Smith
T-070.055.080-6
Dope Head Blues [1927]
Dope Head Blues [1927]
—
Cross Eyed Blues [1927]
Cross Eyed Blues [1927]
—
The Man I Love [1927]
The Man I Love [1927]
—
Hotter Than That [1927]
Hotter Than That [1927]
—
I Thought I’d Do It [1927]
I Thought I’d Do It [1927]
—
Waiting for a Train
Waiting for a Train
Jimmie Rodgers
T-070.197.253-3
Ain’t No Tellin’
Ain’t No Tellin’
Mississippi John Hurt
—
Warming by the Devil’s Fire [1928]
Warming by the Devil’s Fire [1928]
—
When the Saints Go Marching In [1928]
When the Saints Go Marching In [1928]
—
Peaches in the Springtime [1928]
Peaches in the Springtime [1928]
—
Empty Bed Blues, Part 2: [1928]
Empty Bed Blues, Part 2: [1928]
—
Mississippi Jail House Groan
Mississippi Jail House Groan
Rube Lacy
—
Georgia Crawl [1928]
Georgia Crawl [1928]
—
Prove It on Me Blues [1928]
Prove It on Me Blues [1928]
—
God’s Got a Crown [1928]
God’s Got a Crown [1928]
—
State Street Jive [1928]
State Street Jive [1928]
—
Guess Who’s in Town [1928]
Guess Who’s in Town [1928]
—
Kassie Jones [1928‐08‐28]
Kassie Jones [1928‐08‐28]
—
Some Cold Rainy Day [1928‐10‐13]
Some Cold Rainy Day [1928‐10‐13]
—
Viola Lee Blues [1928]
Viola Lee Blues [1928]
—
No More Woman Blues [1928]
No More Woman Blues [1928]
—
Diga Diga Doo
Diga Diga Doo
Duke Ellington and His Cotton Club Orchestra
T-060.472.588-3
Basin Street Blues
Basin Street Blues
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
T-070.010.455-7
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues
Charley Patton
—
Bumble Bee [1929]
Bumble Bee [1929]
—
Georgia Bound [1929]
Georgia Bound [1929]
—
Sloppy Joe [1929‐03‐07]
Sloppy Joe [1929‐03‐07]
—
Decatur Street Tutti [1929‐04‐04]
Decatur Street Tutti [1929‐04‐04]
—
Beedle Um Bum
Beedle Um Bum
McKinney’s Cotton Pickers
T-926.323.091-7
Mosquito Man [1929]
Mosquito Man [1929]
—
Nobody Knows When You’re Down and Out [1929‐05‐15]
Nobody Knows When You’re Down and Out [1929‐05‐15]
—
Black and Blue [1929‐07‐22]
Black and Blue [1929‐07‐22]
—
Wichita Falls Blues [1929]
Wichita Falls Blues [1929]
—
Camp Meeting Day [1929‐09‐10]
Camp Meeting Day [1929‐09‐10]
—
Nickel’s Worth of Liver Blues [1929‐09‐27]
Nickel’s Worth of Liver Blues [1929‐09‐27]
—
Blue Spirit Blues [1929‐10‐11]
Blue Spirit Blues [1929‐10‐11]
—
Come on Mama [1929]
Come on Mama [1929]
—
After You’ve Gone [1929‐10‐18]
After You’ve Gone [1929‐10‐18]
—
Travelin’ Blues [1929‐10‐30]
Travelin’ Blues [1929‐10‐30]
—
St. Louis Blues [1929‐12‐13]
St. Louis Blues [1929‐12‐13]
—
Milk Cow Blues [1930]
Milk Cow Blues [1930]
—
I Dreamed of the Judgment Morning [1930]
I Dreamed of the Judgment Morning [1930]
—
Puttin’ on the Ritz [1930‐03‐26]
Puttin’ on the Ritz [1930‐03‐26]
—
On Revival Day [1930‐06‐09]
On Revival Day [1930‐06‐09]
—
Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?
Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?
McKinney’s Cotton Pickers
T-914.986.189-2
Good News [1930‐08‐08]
Good News [1930‐08‐08]
—
I Got Rhythm [1930‐11‐18]
I Got Rhythm [1930‐11‐18]
—
No Woman No Nickel [1931]
No Woman No Nickel [1931]
—
Shine
Shine
Louis Armstrong & His Sebastian New Cotton Club Orchestra
T-070.135.171-4
Shipwreck Blues [1931‐06‐11]
Shipwreck Blues [1931‐06‐11]
—
Heebie Jeebies [1931‐06‐26]
Heebie Jeebies [1931‐06‐26]
—
It’s the Girl [1931‐07‐08]
It’s the Girl [1931‐07‐08]
—
Can’t Be Bothered With No Sheik [1931‐08‐19]
Can’t Be Bothered With No Sheik [1931‐08‐19]
—
Star Dust
Star Dust
Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
T-031.563.049-9
Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl [1931‐11‐20]
Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl [1931‐11‐20]
—
Georgia on My Mind [1931‐11‐24]
Georgia on My Mind [1931‐11‐24]
—
Too‐Too Train [1932]
Too‐Too Train [1932]
—
How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone [1932]
How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone [1932]
—
It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [1932‐02‐02]
It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [1932‐02‐02]
—
I Wanna Count Sheep [1932‐03‐10]
I Wanna Count Sheep [1932‐03‐10]
—
Some of These Days [1932‐05‐26]
Some of These Days [1932‐05‐26]
—
Little Brother Blues [1932]
Little Brother Blues [1932]
—
Rockin’ Chair [1932‐08‐18]
Rockin’ Chair [1932‐08‐18]
—
Willow Weep for Me [1932‐09‐26]
Willow Weep for Me [1932‐09‐26]
—
My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms [1933‐01‐26]
My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms [1933‐01‐26]
—
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐03‐07]
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐03‐07]
—
Stormy Weather [1933‐05‐03]
Stormy Weather [1933‐05‐03]
—
The River’s Taking Care of Me [1933‐06‐15]
The River’s Taking Care of Me [1933‐06‐15]
—
Nagasaki [1933‐09‐22]
Nagasaki [1933‐09‐22]
—
Rude Interlude [1933‐09‐26]
Rude Interlude [1933‐09‐26]
—
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐10‐18]
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐10‐18]
—
Zaz Zuh Zaz
Zaz Zuh Zaz
Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club Orchestra
T-071.194.508-2
Love Me [1933‐11‐11]
Love Me [1933‐11‐11]
—
Rhythm [1933‐11‐20]
Rhythm [1933‐11‐20]
—
Take Me for a Buggy Ride [1933‐11‐24]
Take Me for a Buggy Ride [1933‐11‐24]
—
King Fish Blues [1934]
King Fish Blues [1934]
—
Old Original Kokomo Blues [1934]
Old Original Kokomo Blues [1934]
—
Stone Pony Blues
Stone Pony Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.605-3
Them Bones [1934]
Them Bones [1934]
—
Troubled Waters [1934‐03‐09]
Troubled Waters [1934‐03‐09]
—
As Long as I Live [1934‐09‐11]
As Long as I Live [1934‐09‐11]
—
Dr. Wattson and Mr. Holmes [1934‐09‐14]
Dr. Wattson and Mr. Holmes [1934‐09‐14]
—
Blues Before Sunrise
Blues Before Sunrise
Leroy Carr, Scrapper Blackwell
T-902.308.233-9
Baltimore Blues
Baltimore Blues
Papa Charlie McCoy
—
Symphony in Black [1934‐10]
Symphony in Black [1934‐10]
—
Wildwood Flower
Wildwood Flower
The Carter Family
T-920.104.495-3
Dirty Mother for You
Dirty Mother for You
Memphis Minnie
—
Midnight Special [1935]
Midnight Special [1935]
—
See See Rider [1935]
See See Rider [1935]
—
Lead Me to the Rock [1935]
Lead Me to the Rock [1935]
—
Dixie Rhythm [1935]
Dixie Rhythm [1935]
—
I Can’t Dance, I’ve Got Ants in My Pants [1935‐01‐19]
I Can’t Dance, I’ve Got Ants in My Pants [1935‐01‐19]
—
I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me)
I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me)
Cab Calloway and His Orchestra
T-901.317.067-7
Down South Blues [1935]
Down South Blues [1935]
—
Honey Dripper Blues [1935‐07‐15]
Honey Dripper Blues [1935‐07‐15]
—
I’m Painting the Town Red
I’m Painting the Town Red
Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra
T-070.905.882-1
I Feel a Song Comin’ On [1935‐07‐31]
I Feel a Song Comin’ On [1935‐07‐31]
—
Ashes in My Whisky [1935]
Ashes in My Whisky [1935]
—
Truckin’
Truckin’
Fats Waller and His Rhythm
T-070.181.319-5
My Brown Skin Sugar Plum [1935]
My Brown Skin Sugar Plum [1935]
—
I’m in the Mood for Love [1935‐10‐03]
I’m in the Mood for Love [1935‐10‐03]
—
Cross Road Blues
Cross Road Blues
Robert Johnson
T-072.368.239-0
Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1)
Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1)
Robert Johnson
T-305.776.914-5
Hoodoo Lady [1936]
Hoodoo Lady [1936]
—
That Bonus That Done Gone Thru [1936‐02‐12]
That Bonus That Done Gone Thru [1936‐02‐12]
—
W. P. A. Blues
W. P. A. Blues
Casey Bill Weldon
—
All My Life [1936‐03‐17]
All My Life [1936‐03‐17]
—
South Bound Blues [1936]
South Bound Blues [1936]
—
These Foolish Things [1936‐06‐30]
These Foolish Things [1936‐06‐30]
—
Billie’s Blues [1936‐07‐10]
Billie’s Blues [1936‐07‐10]
—
Mr Paganini You’ll Have to Swing It [1936‐10‐29]
Mr Paganini You’ll Have to Swing It [1936‐10‐29]
—
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1936‐12‐16]
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1936‐12‐16]
—
Flood Water [1937]
Flood Water [1937]
—
The Big Boat [1937]
The Big Boat [1937]
—
Golden Gate Gospel Train [1937]
Golden Gate Gospel Train [1937]
—
Didn’t It Rain [1937]
Didn’t It Rain [1937]
—
Smoke Dreams [1937‐01‐08]
Smoke Dreams [1937‐01‐08]
—
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1937‐01‐28]
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1937‐01‐28]
—
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03]
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03]
—
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03‐05]
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03‐05]
—
Pistol Slapper Blues [1937]
Pistol Slapper Blues [1937]
—
You Showed Me the Way [1937‐03‐24]
You Showed Me the Way [1937‐03‐24]
—
Darling Nellie Gray
Darling Nellie Gray
Louis Armstrong, The Mills Brothers
—
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [1937‐05‐04]
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [1937‐05‐04]
—
Mean to Me [1937‐05‐11]
Mean to Me [1937‐05‐11]
—
Shake ’Em On Down
Shake ’Em On Down
Bukka White
T-700.061.921-8
Keep Me Every Day [1937‐05‐21]
Keep Me Every Day [1937‐05‐21]
—
Good Morning Blues [1937‐08‐09]
Good Morning Blues [1937‐08‐09]
—
Nice Work If You Can Get It [1937‐10‐14]
Nice Work If You Can Get It [1937‐10‐14]
—
The Folks Who Live on the Hill [1937‐10‐22]
The Folks Who Live on the Hill [1937‐10‐22]
—
My Man [1937‐11‐01]
My Man [1937‐11‐01]
—
I Want to Be Happy [1937‐11‐02]
I Want to Be Happy [1937‐11‐02]
—
Bei mir bist du schön
Bei mir bist du schön
The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and His Orchestra
T-801.470.970-8
Tiger Rag [1938]
Tiger Rag [1938]
—
What More Can a Man Do? [1938]
What More Can a Man Do? [1938]
—
Sweet Adeline [1938]
Sweet Adeline [1938]
—
Now They Call It Swing (take 2)
Now They Call It Swing (take 2)
Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra
T-926.448.290-8
Sent for You Yesterday [1938‐02‐16]
Sent for You Yesterday [1938‐02‐16]
—
Mule Blues [1938]
Mule Blues [1938]
—
Chinatown My Chinatown [1938‐02‐17]
Chinatown My Chinatown [1938‐02‐17]
—
How Long Baby Will You Keep Me This Way [1938‐04‐21]
How Long Baby Will You Keep Me This Way [1938‐04‐21]
—
You Go to My Head [1938‐05‐11]
You Go to My Head [1938‐05‐11]
—
Goodbye Red [1938]
Goodbye Red [1938]
—
Shadrack
Shadrack
Louis Armstrong, The Decca Mixed Chorus
—
Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen
Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen
Louis Armstrong, The Decca Mixed Chorus
T-700.048.818-8
Mailman Blues [1938‐07‐20]
Mailman Blues [1938‐07‐20]
—
Laugh and Call It Love [1938‐07‐29]
Laugh and Call It Love [1938‐07‐29]
—
When You Feel Down [1938]
When You Feel Down [1938]
—
At Long Last Love [1938‐08‐01]
At Long Last Love [1938‐08‐01]
—
Two Sleepy People
Two Sleepy People
Fats Waller and His Rhythm
T-010.434.036-4
The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ but… [1938‐10‐21]
The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ but… [1938‐10‐21]
—
Deep River [1938‐11]
Deep River [1938‐11]
—
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1938‐11]
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1938‐11]
—
Roll ’em Pete
Roll ’em Pete
Joe Turner, Pete Johnson
T-070.274.451-1
Bourgeois Blues [1939]
Bourgeois Blues [1939]
—
I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside [1939]
I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside [1939]
—
’Tain’t What You Do [1939‐01‐03]
’Tain’t What You Do [1939‐01‐03]
—
My Heart Belongs to Daddy [1939‐01‐05]
My Heart Belongs to Daddy [1939‐01‐05]
—
Jeepers Creepers
Jeepers Creepers
Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
T-070.088.298-9
More Than You Know [1939‐01‐30]
More Than You Know [1939‐01‐30]
—
Goin’ To Chicago Blues [1939‐02‐13]
Goin’ To Chicago Blues [1939‐02‐13]
—
Undecided [1939‐02‐17]
Undecided [1939‐02‐17]
—
Mississippi Dream Boat [1939‐02‐27]
Mississippi Dream Boat [1939‐02‐27]
—
She’s Gone [1939‐02‐28]
She’s Gone [1939‐02‐28]
—
Mutiny in the Parlor [1939‒02‒29]
Mutiny in the Parlor [1939‒02‒29]
—
You Set Me on Fire [1939‐03‐16]
You Set Me on Fire [1939‐03‐16]
—
If I Could Be With You [1939‐03‐19]
If I Could Be With You [1939‐03‐19]
—
Long Gone Blues
Long Gone Blues
Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
T-071.173.525-9
Something to Live For [1939‐03‐21]
Something to Live For [1939‐03‐21]
—
Fine and Mellow [1939‐04‐20]
Fine and Mellow [1939‐04‐20]
—
Have Mercy [1939‐03‐21]
Have Mercy [1939‐03‐21]
—
Too Many Drivers [1939‐05‐11]
Too Many Drivers [1939‐05‐11]
—
Nobody Knows [1939‐05‐19]
Nobody Knows [1939‐05‐19]
—
Utt‐Da‐Zay [1939‐06‐08]
Utt‐Da‐Zay [1939‐06‐08]
—
I’m Checkin’ Out Go’Om Bye [1939‐06‐12]
I’m Checkin’ Out Go’Om Bye [1939‐06‐12]
—
Honeysuckle Rose [1939‐08‐02]
Honeysuckle Rose [1939‐08‐02]
—
Day in, Day Out [1939‐08‐27]
Day in, Day Out [1939‐08‐27]
—
All or Nothing at All [1939‐08‐31]
All or Nothing at All [1939‐08‐31]
—
Think of Me Little Daddy [1939‐09‐14]
Think of Me Little Daddy [1939‐09‐14]
—
Body and Soul [1939‐09‐17]
Body and Soul [1939‐09‐17]
—
Baby What Else Can I Do [1939‐09‐22]
Baby What Else Can I Do [1939‐09‐22]
—
Death Letter Blues [1939‐10‐31]
Death Letter Blues [1939‐10‐31]
—
Your Feet’s Too Big
Your Feet’s Too Big
Fats Waller and His Rhythm
T-070.211.220-6
Mighty Like the Blues [1939‐12‐01]
Mighty Like the Blues [1939‐12‐01]
—
The Man I Love
The Man I Love
Billie Holiday
T-011.191.232-3
’Fore Day Creep [1939‐12‐24]
’Fore Day Creep [1939‐12‐24]
—
Parchman Farm Blues
Parchman Farm Blues
Bukka White
T-070.242.836-1
Good Morning Blues [1940]
Good Morning Blues [1940]
—
Cross and Evil Woman Blues [1940]
Cross and Evil Woman Blues [1940]
—
Wade in the Water [1940]
Wade in the Water [1940]
—
Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [1940]
Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [1940]
—
A Ship Without a Sail [1940‐02]
A Ship Without a Sail [1940‐02]
—
East St. Louis Blues [1940‐02‐23]
East St. Louis Blues [1940‐02‐23]
—
I Got Rhythm [1940‐02‐27]
I Got Rhythm [1940‐02‐27]
—
Body and Soul [1940‐02‐29]
Body and Soul [1940‐02‐29]
—
New Long Down Dog [1940]
New Long Down Dog [1940]
—
It Never Entered My Mind [1940‐03‐02]
It Never Entered My Mind [1940‐03‐02]
—
The Hour of Parting [1940‐05‐01]
The Hour of Parting [1940‐05‐01]
—
T‐Bone Blues [1940‐06]
T‐Bone Blues [1940‐06]
—
My Castle’s Rockin’ [1940‐06‐03]
My Castle’s Rockin’ [1940‐06‐03]
—
Trouble [1940]
Trouble [1940]
—
Laughing at Life [1940‐06‐07]
Laughing at Life [1940‐06‐07]
—
You’re Driving Me Crazy [1940‐07‐26]
You’re Driving Me Crazy [1940‐07‐26]
—
I Want a Little Girl [1940‐08‐08]
I Want a Little Girl [1940‐08‐08]
—
The Dirty Dozens [1940‐09‐26]
The Dirty Dozens [1940‐09‐26]
—
Piney Brown Blues [1940‐11‐11]
Piney Brown Blues [1940‐11‐11]
—
Star Dust
Star Dust
Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, The Pied Pipers
T-031.563.049-9
War Time Blues
War Time Blues
Sonny Boy Williamson
—
The Man I Love [1940‐11‐13]
The Man I Love [1940‐11‐13]
—
Key to the Highway
Key to the Highway
Jazz Gillum
—
Sweet Lorraine
Sweet Lorraine
King Cole “Trio”
T-071.070.529-5
Embraceable You [1940‐12‐09]
Embraceable You [1940‐12‐09]
—
Blind Barnabas [1941]
Blind Barnabas [1941]
—
Love in Vain Blues (take 1)
Love in Vain Blues (take 1)
Robert Johnson
T-305.776.900-9
Me and My Chauffeur Blues
Me and My Chauffeur Blues
Memphis Minnie
T-902.185.585-6
Jezebel [1941]
Jezebel [1941]
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Additional database matches (5)

Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Mississippi Jail House GroanRube Lacy—
Down Hearted BluesBessie Smith—
Down Hearted BluesBessie Smith—
Ramblin’ on My MindRobert JohnsonT-305.776.914-5
Graveyard Dream BluesBessie Smith—
Mississippi Jail House Groan
Rube Lacy
—
Down Hearted Blues
Bessie Smith
—
Down Hearted Blues
Bessie Smith
—
Ramblin’ on My Mind
Robert Johnson
T-305.776.914-5
Graveyard Dream Blues
Bessie Smith
—

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Musical Works (ISWC)

T-010.434.036-4T-010.433.838-6T-010.433.969-6T-010.434.036-4T-010.434.554-1T-010.860.260-3T-011.191.232-3T-011.191.232-3T-011.275.481-0T-031.563.049-9
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Songwriters/Publishers (IPI)

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UPC 794881750122 is the Universal Product Code (barcode) for "L’Histoire du jazz vocal – The Story of Vocal Jazz: 1911–1940" by Various Artists, released on Le Chant Du Monde.
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UPC 794881750122 contains 249 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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794881750122 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to L’Histoire du jazz vocal – The Story of Vocal Jazz: 1911–1940 by Various Artists. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

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794881750122 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “L’Histoire du jazz vocal – The Story of Vocal Jazz: 1911–1940” by Various Artists, released 2004-01-01 on Le Chant Du Monde. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 249 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include GBBLY0702840, HKI190231911, USSM19927764.

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#Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Some of These Days [1911]1Some of These Days [1911]—
Roll Jordan Roll [1913]2Roll Jordan Roll [1913]—
After You’ve Gone [1918]3After You’ve Gone [1918]—
Crazy Blues [1920]4Crazy Blues [1920]—
Down Hearted Blues5Down Hearted BluesBessie Smith—
I’ve Got the Blues for Rampart Street [1923]6I’ve Got the Blues for Rampart Street [1923]—
Graveyard Dream Blues7Graveyard Dream BluesBessie Smith—
West Indies Blues [1923]8West Indies Blues [1923]—
Blues Ain’t Nothin’ Else But! [1924]9Blues Ain’t Nothin’ Else But! [1924]—
Boweavil Blues [1924]10Boweavil Blues [1924]—
Weeping Willow Blues [1924]11Weeping Willow Blues [1924]—
Nobody Knows the Way I Feel Dis’ Mornin’ [1924]12Nobody Knows the Way I Feel Dis’ Mornin’ [1924]—
Black Snake Moan [1925]13Black Snake Moan [1925]—
Cake Walkin’ Babies From Home14Cake Walkin’ Babies From HomeClarence Williams’ Blue FiveT-071.058.321-3
Sweet Georgia Brown [1925]15Sweet Georgia Brown [1925]—
Soft Pedal Blues [1925]16Soft Pedal Blues [1925]—
Careless Love17Careless LoveBessie SmithT-900.304.340-1
Shake That Thing [1925]18Shake That Thing [1925]—
Too Tight Blues [1926]19Too Tight Blues [1926]—
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1926]20Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1926]—
Fascinating Rhythm21Fascinating RhythmFred Astaire, Adele AstaireT-070.054.137-2
Death’s Black Train Is Comin’ [1926]22Death’s Black Train Is Comin’ [1926]—
Young Woman’s Blues23Young Woman’s BluesBessie Smith & Her Blue BoysT-902.736.893-0
Pratt City Blues [1926]24Pratt City Blues [1926]—
Mean Old Bedbug Blues [1927]25Mean Old Bedbug Blues [1927]—
It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine2-1It’s Nobody’s Fault but MineBlind Willie JohnsonT-901.801.913-1
Backwater Blues2-2Backwater BluesBessie Smith, James P. JohnsonT-070.010.119-4
Alexander’s Ragtime Band [1927]2-3Alexander’s Ragtime Band [1927]—
Match Box Blues #42-4Match Box Blues #4Blind Lemon Jefferson—
Dead Drunk Blues [1927]2-5Dead Drunk Blues [1927]—
The Blues I Love to Sing [1927]2-6The Blues I Love to Sing [1927]—
Dyin' By the Hour2-7Dyin' By the HourBessie Smith—
Foolish Man Blues2-8Foolish Man BluesBessie SmithT-070.055.080-6
Dope Head Blues [1927]2-9Dope Head Blues [1927]—
Cross Eyed Blues [1927]2-10Cross Eyed Blues [1927]—
The Man I Love [1927]2-11The Man I Love [1927]—
Hotter Than That [1927]2-12Hotter Than That [1927]—
I Thought I’d Do It [1927]2-13I Thought I’d Do It [1927]—
Waiting for a Train2-14Waiting for a TrainJimmie RodgersT-070.197.253-3
Ain’t No Tellin’2-15Ain’t No Tellin’Mississippi John Hurt—
Warming by the Devil’s Fire [1928]2-16Warming by the Devil’s Fire [1928]—
When the Saints Go Marching In [1928]2-17When the Saints Go Marching In [1928]—
Peaches in the Springtime [1928]2-18Peaches in the Springtime [1928]—
Empty Bed Blues, Part 2: [1928]2-19Empty Bed Blues, Part 2: [1928]—
Mississippi Jail House Groan2-20Mississippi Jail House GroanRube Lacy—
Georgia Crawl [1928]2-21Georgia Crawl [1928]—
Prove It on Me Blues [1928]2-22Prove It on Me Blues [1928]—
God’s Got a Crown [1928]2-23God’s Got a Crown [1928]—
State Street Jive [1928]2-24State Street Jive [1928]—
Guess Who’s in Town [1928]2-25Guess Who’s in Town [1928]—
Kassie Jones [1928‐08‐28]3-1Kassie Jones [1928‐08‐28]—
Some Cold Rainy Day [1928‐10‐13]3-2Some Cold Rainy Day [1928‐10‐13]—
Viola Lee Blues [1928]3-3Viola Lee Blues [1928]—
No More Woman Blues [1928]3-4No More Woman Blues [1928]—
Diga Diga Doo3-5Diga Diga DooDuke Ellington and His Cotton Club OrchestraT-060.472.588-3
Basin Street Blues3-6Basin Street BluesLouis Armstrong & His OrchestraT-070.010.455-7
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues3-7Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the BluesCharley Patton—
Bumble Bee [1929]3-8Bumble Bee [1929]—
Georgia Bound [1929]3-9Georgia Bound [1929]—
Sloppy Joe [1929‐03‐07]3-10Sloppy Joe [1929‐03‐07]—
Decatur Street Tutti [1929‐04‐04]3-11Decatur Street Tutti [1929‐04‐04]—
Beedle Um Bum3-12Beedle Um BumMcKinney’s Cotton PickersT-926.323.091-7
Mosquito Man [1929]3-13Mosquito Man [1929]—
Nobody Knows When You’re Down and Out [1929‐05‐15]3-14Nobody Knows When You’re Down and Out [1929‐05‐15]—
Black and Blue [1929‐07‐22]3-15Black and Blue [1929‐07‐22]—
Wichita Falls Blues [1929]3-16Wichita Falls Blues [1929]—
Camp Meeting Day [1929‐09‐10]3-17Camp Meeting Day [1929‐09‐10]—
Nickel’s Worth of Liver Blues [1929‐09‐27]3-18Nickel’s Worth of Liver Blues [1929‐09‐27]—
Blue Spirit Blues [1929‐10‐11]3-19Blue Spirit Blues [1929‐10‐11]—
Come on Mama [1929]3-20Come on Mama [1929]—
After You’ve Gone [1929‐10‐18]3-21After You’ve Gone [1929‐10‐18]—
Travelin’ Blues [1929‐10‐30]3-22Travelin’ Blues [1929‐10‐30]—
St. Louis Blues [1929‐12‐13]3-23St. Louis Blues [1929‐12‐13]—
Milk Cow Blues [1930]3-24Milk Cow Blues [1930]—
I Dreamed of the Judgment Morning [1930]3-25I Dreamed of the Judgment Morning [1930]—
Puttin’ on the Ritz [1930‐03‐26]4-1Puttin’ on the Ritz [1930‐03‐26]—
On Revival Day [1930‐06‐09]4-2On Revival Day [1930‐06‐09]—
Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?4-3Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?McKinney’s Cotton PickersT-914.986.189-2
Good News [1930‐08‐08]4-4Good News [1930‐08‐08]—
I Got Rhythm [1930‐11‐18]4-5I Got Rhythm [1930‐11‐18]—
No Woman No Nickel [1931]4-6No Woman No Nickel [1931]—
Shine4-7ShineLouis Armstrong & His Sebastian New Cotton Club OrchestraT-070.135.171-4
Shipwreck Blues [1931‐06‐11]4-8Shipwreck Blues [1931‐06‐11]—
Heebie Jeebies [1931‐06‐26]4-9Heebie Jeebies [1931‐06‐26]—
It’s the Girl [1931‐07‐08]4-10It’s the Girl [1931‐07‐08]—
Can’t Be Bothered With No Sheik [1931‐08‐19]4-11Can’t Be Bothered With No Sheik [1931‐08‐19]—
Star Dust4-12Star DustLouis Armstrong and His OrchestraT-031.563.049-9
Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl [1931‐11‐20]4-13Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl [1931‐11‐20]—
Georgia on My Mind [1931‐11‐24]4-14Georgia on My Mind [1931‐11‐24]—
Too‐Too Train [1932]4-15Too‐Too Train [1932]—
How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone [1932]4-16How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone [1932]—
It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [1932‐02‐02]4-17It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [1932‐02‐02]—
I Wanna Count Sheep [1932‐03‐10]4-18I Wanna Count Sheep [1932‐03‐10]—
Some of These Days [1932‐05‐26]4-19Some of These Days [1932‐05‐26]—
Little Brother Blues [1932]4-20Little Brother Blues [1932]—
Rockin’ Chair [1932‐08‐18]4-21Rockin’ Chair [1932‐08‐18]—
Willow Weep for Me [1932‐09‐26]4-22Willow Weep for Me [1932‐09‐26]—
My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms [1933‐01‐26]4-23My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms [1933‐01‐26]—
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐03‐07]4-24I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐03‐07]—
Stormy Weather [1933‐05‐03]4-25Stormy Weather [1933‐05‐03]—
The River’s Taking Care of Me [1933‐06‐15]5-1The River’s Taking Care of Me [1933‐06‐15]—
Nagasaki [1933‐09‐22]5-2Nagasaki [1933‐09‐22]—
Rude Interlude [1933‐09‐26]5-3Rude Interlude [1933‐09‐26]—
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐10‐18]5-4I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐10‐18]—
Zaz Zuh Zaz5-5Zaz Zuh ZazCab Calloway and His Cotton Club OrchestraT-071.194.508-2
Love Me [1933‐11‐11]5-6Love Me [1933‐11‐11]—
Rhythm [1933‐11‐20]5-7Rhythm [1933‐11‐20]—
Take Me for a Buggy Ride [1933‐11‐24]5-8Take Me for a Buggy Ride [1933‐11‐24]—
King Fish Blues [1934]5-9King Fish Blues [1934]—
Old Original Kokomo Blues [1934]5-10Old Original Kokomo Blues [1934]—
Stone Pony Blues5-11Stone Pony BluesCharley PattonT-071.603.605-3
Them Bones [1934]5-12Them Bones [1934]—
Troubled Waters [1934‐03‐09]5-13Troubled Waters [1934‐03‐09]—
As Long as I Live [1934‐09‐11]5-14As Long as I Live [1934‐09‐11]—
Dr. Wattson and Mr. Holmes [1934‐09‐14]5-15Dr. Wattson and Mr. Holmes [1934‐09‐14]—
Blues Before Sunrise5-16Blues Before SunriseLeroy Carr, Scrapper BlackwellT-902.308.233-9
Baltimore Blues5-17Baltimore BluesPapa Charlie McCoy—
Symphony in Black [1934‐10]5-18Symphony in Black [1934‐10]—
Wildwood Flower5-19Wildwood FlowerThe Carter FamilyT-920.104.495-3
Dirty Mother for You5-20Dirty Mother for YouMemphis Minnie—
Midnight Special [1935]5-21Midnight Special [1935]—
See See Rider [1935]5-22See See Rider [1935]—
Lead Me to the Rock [1935]5-23Lead Me to the Rock [1935]—
Dixie Rhythm [1935]6-1Dixie Rhythm [1935]—
I Can’t Dance, I’ve Got Ants in My Pants [1935‐01‐19]6-2I Can’t Dance, I’ve Got Ants in My Pants [1935‐01‐19]—
I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me)6-3I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me)Cab Calloway and His OrchestraT-901.317.067-7
Down South Blues [1935]6-4Down South Blues [1935]—
Honey Dripper Blues [1935‐07‐15]6-5Honey Dripper Blues [1935‐07‐15]—
I’m Painting the Town Red6-6I’m Painting the Town RedBillie Holiday, Teddy Wilson & His OrchestraT-070.905.882-1
I Feel a Song Comin’ On [1935‐07‐31]6-7I Feel a Song Comin’ On [1935‐07‐31]—
Ashes in My Whisky [1935]6-8Ashes in My Whisky [1935]—
Truckin’6-9Truckin’Fats Waller and His RhythmT-070.181.319-5
My Brown Skin Sugar Plum [1935]6-10My Brown Skin Sugar Plum [1935]—
I’m in the Mood for Love [1935‐10‐03]6-11I’m in the Mood for Love [1935‐10‐03]—
Cross Road Blues6-12Cross Road BluesRobert JohnsonT-072.368.239-0
Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1)6-13Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1)Robert JohnsonT-305.776.914-5
Hoodoo Lady [1936]6-14Hoodoo Lady [1936]—
That Bonus That Done Gone Thru [1936‐02‐12]6-15That Bonus That Done Gone Thru [1936‐02‐12]—
W. P. A. Blues6-16W. P. A. BluesCasey Bill Weldon—
All My Life [1936‐03‐17]6-17All My Life [1936‐03‐17]—
South Bound Blues [1936]6-18South Bound Blues [1936]—
These Foolish Things [1936‐06‐30]6-19These Foolish Things [1936‐06‐30]—
Billie’s Blues [1936‐07‐10]6-20Billie’s Blues [1936‐07‐10]—
Mr Paganini You’ll Have to Swing It [1936‐10‐29]6-21Mr Paganini You’ll Have to Swing It [1936‐10‐29]—
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1936‐12‐16]6-22Where the Lazy River Goes By [1936‐12‐16]—
Flood Water [1937]6-23Flood Water [1937]—
The Big Boat [1937]6-24The Big Boat [1937]—
Golden Gate Gospel Train [1937]6-25Golden Gate Gospel Train [1937]—
Didn’t It Rain [1937]7-1Didn’t It Rain [1937]—
Smoke Dreams [1937‐01‐08]7-2Smoke Dreams [1937‐01‐08]—
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1937‐01‐28]7-3Where the Lazy River Goes By [1937‐01‐28]—
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03]7-4I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03]—
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03‐05]7-5I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03‐05]—
Pistol Slapper Blues [1937]7-6Pistol Slapper Blues [1937]—
You Showed Me the Way [1937‐03‐24]7-7You Showed Me the Way [1937‐03‐24]—
Darling Nellie Gray7-8Darling Nellie GrayLouis Armstrong, The Mills Brothers—
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [1937‐05‐04]7-9Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [1937‐05‐04]—
Mean to Me [1937‐05‐11]7-10Mean to Me [1937‐05‐11]—
Shake ’Em On Down7-11Shake ’Em On DownBukka WhiteT-700.061.921-8
Keep Me Every Day [1937‐05‐21]7-12Keep Me Every Day [1937‐05‐21]—
Good Morning Blues [1937‐08‐09]7-13Good Morning Blues [1937‐08‐09]—
Nice Work If You Can Get It [1937‐10‐14]7-14Nice Work If You Can Get It [1937‐10‐14]—
The Folks Who Live on the Hill [1937‐10‐22]7-15The Folks Who Live on the Hill [1937‐10‐22]—
My Man [1937‐11‐01]7-16My Man [1937‐11‐01]—
I Want to Be Happy [1937‐11‐02]7-17I Want to Be Happy [1937‐11‐02]—
Bei mir bist du schön7-18Bei mir bist du schönThe Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and His OrchestraT-801.470.970-8
Tiger Rag [1938]7-19Tiger Rag [1938]—
What More Can a Man Do? [1938]7-20What More Can a Man Do? [1938]—
Sweet Adeline [1938]7-21Sweet Adeline [1938]—
Now They Call It Swing (take 2)7-22Now They Call It Swing (take 2)Billie Holiday and Her OrchestraT-926.448.290-8
Sent for You Yesterday [1938‐02‐16]7-23Sent for You Yesterday [1938‐02‐16]—
Mule Blues [1938]7-24Mule Blues [1938]—
Chinatown My Chinatown [1938‐02‐17]7-25Chinatown My Chinatown [1938‐02‐17]—
How Long Baby Will You Keep Me This Way [1938‐04‐21]7-26How Long Baby Will You Keep Me This Way [1938‐04‐21]—
You Go to My Head [1938‐05‐11]8-1You Go to My Head [1938‐05‐11]—
Goodbye Red [1938]8-2Goodbye Red [1938]—
Shadrack8-3ShadrackLouis Armstrong, The Decca Mixed Chorus—
Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen8-4Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve SeenLouis Armstrong, The Decca Mixed ChorusT-700.048.818-8
Mailman Blues [1938‐07‐20]8-5Mailman Blues [1938‐07‐20]—
Laugh and Call It Love [1938‐07‐29]8-6Laugh and Call It Love [1938‐07‐29]—
When You Feel Down [1938]8-7When You Feel Down [1938]—
At Long Last Love [1938‐08‐01]8-8At Long Last Love [1938‐08‐01]—
Two Sleepy People8-9Two Sleepy PeopleFats Waller and His RhythmT-010.434.036-4
The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ but… [1938‐10‐21]8-10The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ but… [1938‐10‐21]—
Deep River [1938‐11]8-11Deep River [1938‐11]—
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1938‐11]8-12Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1938‐11]—
Roll ’em Pete8-13Roll ’em PeteJoe Turner, Pete JohnsonT-070.274.451-1
Bourgeois Blues [1939]8-14Bourgeois Blues [1939]—
I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside [1939]8-15I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside [1939]—
’Tain’t What You Do [1939‐01‐03]8-16’Tain’t What You Do [1939‐01‐03]—
My Heart Belongs to Daddy [1939‐01‐05]8-17My Heart Belongs to Daddy [1939‐01‐05]—
Jeepers Creepers8-18Jeepers CreepersLouis Armstrong and His OrchestraT-070.088.298-9
More Than You Know [1939‐01‐30]8-19More Than You Know [1939‐01‐30]—
Goin’ To Chicago Blues [1939‐02‐13]8-20Goin’ To Chicago Blues [1939‐02‐13]—
Undecided [1939‐02‐17]8-21Undecided [1939‐02‐17]—
Mississippi Dream Boat [1939‐02‐27]8-22Mississippi Dream Boat [1939‐02‐27]—
She’s Gone [1939‐02‐28]8-23She’s Gone [1939‐02‐28]—
Mutiny in the Parlor [1939‒02‒29]8-24Mutiny in the Parlor [1939‒02‒29]—
You Set Me on Fire [1939‐03‐16]9-1You Set Me on Fire [1939‐03‐16]—
If I Could Be With You [1939‐03‐19]9-2If I Could Be With You [1939‐03‐19]—
Long Gone Blues9-3Long Gone BluesBillie Holiday & Her OrchestraT-071.173.525-9
Something to Live For [1939‐03‐21]9-4Something to Live For [1939‐03‐21]—
Fine and Mellow [1939‐04‐20]9-5Fine and Mellow [1939‐04‐20]—
Have Mercy [1939‐03‐21]9-6Have Mercy [1939‐03‐21]—
Too Many Drivers [1939‐05‐11]9-7Too Many Drivers [1939‐05‐11]—
Nobody Knows [1939‐05‐19]9-8Nobody Knows [1939‐05‐19]—
Utt‐Da‐Zay [1939‐06‐08]9-9Utt‐Da‐Zay [1939‐06‐08]—
I’m Checkin’ Out Go’Om Bye [1939‐06‐12]9-10I’m Checkin’ Out Go’Om Bye [1939‐06‐12]—
Honeysuckle Rose [1939‐08‐02]9-11Honeysuckle Rose [1939‐08‐02]—
Day in, Day Out [1939‐08‐27]9-12Day in, Day Out [1939‐08‐27]—
All or Nothing at All [1939‐08‐31]9-13All or Nothing at All [1939‐08‐31]—
Think of Me Little Daddy [1939‐09‐14]9-14Think of Me Little Daddy [1939‐09‐14]—
Body and Soul [1939‐09‐17]9-15Body and Soul [1939‐09‐17]—
Baby What Else Can I Do [1939‐09‐22]9-16Baby What Else Can I Do [1939‐09‐22]—
Death Letter Blues [1939‐10‐31]9-17Death Letter Blues [1939‐10‐31]—
Your Feet’s Too Big9-18Your Feet’s Too BigFats Waller and His RhythmT-070.211.220-6
Mighty Like the Blues [1939‐12‐01]9-19Mighty Like the Blues [1939‐12‐01]—
The Man I Love9-20The Man I LoveBillie HolidayT-011.191.232-3
’Fore Day Creep [1939‐12‐24]9-21’Fore Day Creep [1939‐12‐24]—
Parchman Farm Blues9-22Parchman Farm BluesBukka WhiteT-070.242.836-1
Good Morning Blues [1940]9-23Good Morning Blues [1940]—
Cross and Evil Woman Blues [1940]9-24Cross and Evil Woman Blues [1940]—
Wade in the Water [1940]9-25Wade in the Water [1940]—
Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [1940]10-1Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [1940]—
A Ship Without a Sail [1940‐02]10-2A Ship Without a Sail [1940‐02]—
East St. Louis Blues [1940‐02‐23]10-3East St. Louis Blues [1940‐02‐23]—
I Got Rhythm [1940‐02‐27]10-4I Got Rhythm [1940‐02‐27]—
Body and Soul [1940‐02‐29]10-5Body and Soul [1940‐02‐29]—
New Long Down Dog [1940]10-6New Long Down Dog [1940]—
It Never Entered My Mind [1940‐03‐02]10-7It Never Entered My Mind [1940‐03‐02]—
The Hour of Parting [1940‐05‐01]10-8The Hour of Parting [1940‐05‐01]—
T‐Bone Blues [1940‐06]10-9T‐Bone Blues [1940‐06]—
My Castle’s Rockin’ [1940‐06‐03]10-10My Castle’s Rockin’ [1940‐06‐03]—
Trouble [1940]10-11Trouble [1940]—
Laughing at Life [1940‐06‐07]10-12Laughing at Life [1940‐06‐07]—
You’re Driving Me Crazy [1940‐07‐26]10-13You’re Driving Me Crazy [1940‐07‐26]—
I Want a Little Girl [1940‐08‐08]10-14I Want a Little Girl [1940‐08‐08]—
The Dirty Dozens [1940‐09‐26]10-15The Dirty Dozens [1940‐09‐26]—
Piney Brown Blues [1940‐11‐11]10-16Piney Brown Blues [1940‐11‐11]—
Star Dust10-17Star DustFrank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, The Pied PipersT-031.563.049-9
War Time Blues10-18War Time BluesSonny Boy Williamson—
The Man I Love [1940‐11‐13]10-19The Man I Love [1940‐11‐13]—
Key to the Highway10-20Key to the HighwayJazz Gillum—
Sweet Lorraine10-21Sweet LorraineKing Cole “Trio”T-071.070.529-5
Embraceable You [1940‐12‐09]10-22Embraceable You [1940‐12‐09]—
Blind Barnabas [1941]10-23Blind Barnabas [1941]—
Love in Vain Blues (take 1)10-24Love in Vain Blues (take 1)Robert JohnsonT-305.776.900-9
Me and My Chauffeur Blues10-25Me and My Chauffeur BluesMemphis MinnieT-902.185.585-6
Jezebel [1941]10-26Jezebel [1941]—
Some of These Days [1911]
Some of These Days [1911]
—
Roll Jordan Roll [1913]
Roll Jordan Roll [1913]
—
After You’ve Gone [1918]
After You’ve Gone [1918]
—
Crazy Blues [1920]
Crazy Blues [1920]
—
Down Hearted Blues
Down Hearted Blues
Bessie Smith
—
I’ve Got the Blues for Rampart Street [1923]
I’ve Got the Blues for Rampart Street [1923]
—
Graveyard Dream Blues
Graveyard Dream Blues
Bessie Smith
—
West Indies Blues [1923]
West Indies Blues [1923]
—
Blues Ain’t Nothin’ Else But! [1924]
Blues Ain’t Nothin’ Else But! [1924]
—
Boweavil Blues [1924]
Boweavil Blues [1924]
—
Weeping Willow Blues [1924]
Weeping Willow Blues [1924]
—
Nobody Knows the Way I Feel Dis’ Mornin’ [1924]
Nobody Knows the Way I Feel Dis’ Mornin’ [1924]
—
Black Snake Moan [1925]
Black Snake Moan [1925]
—
Cake Walkin’ Babies From Home
Cake Walkin’ Babies From Home
Clarence Williams’ Blue Five
T-071.058.321-3
Sweet Georgia Brown [1925]
Sweet Georgia Brown [1925]
—
Soft Pedal Blues [1925]
Soft Pedal Blues [1925]
—
Careless Love
Careless Love
Bessie Smith
T-900.304.340-1
Shake That Thing [1925]
Shake That Thing [1925]
—
Too Tight Blues [1926]
Too Tight Blues [1926]
—
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1926]
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1926]
—
Fascinating Rhythm
Fascinating Rhythm
Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire
T-070.054.137-2
Death’s Black Train Is Comin’ [1926]
Death’s Black Train Is Comin’ [1926]
—
Young Woman’s Blues
Young Woman’s Blues
Bessie Smith & Her Blue Boys
T-902.736.893-0
Pratt City Blues [1926]
Pratt City Blues [1926]
—
Mean Old Bedbug Blues [1927]
Mean Old Bedbug Blues [1927]
—
It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine
It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine
Blind Willie Johnson
T-901.801.913-1
Backwater Blues
Backwater Blues
Bessie Smith, James P. Johnson
T-070.010.119-4
Alexander’s Ragtime Band [1927]
Alexander’s Ragtime Band [1927]
—
Match Box Blues #4
Match Box Blues #4
Blind Lemon Jefferson
—
Dead Drunk Blues [1927]
Dead Drunk Blues [1927]
—
The Blues I Love to Sing [1927]
The Blues I Love to Sing [1927]
—
Dyin' By the Hour
Dyin' By the Hour
Bessie Smith
—
Foolish Man Blues
Foolish Man Blues
Bessie Smith
T-070.055.080-6
Dope Head Blues [1927]
Dope Head Blues [1927]
—
Cross Eyed Blues [1927]
Cross Eyed Blues [1927]
—
The Man I Love [1927]
The Man I Love [1927]
—
Hotter Than That [1927]
Hotter Than That [1927]
—
I Thought I’d Do It [1927]
I Thought I’d Do It [1927]
—
Waiting for a Train
Waiting for a Train
Jimmie Rodgers
T-070.197.253-3
Ain’t No Tellin’
Ain’t No Tellin’
Mississippi John Hurt
—
Warming by the Devil’s Fire [1928]
Warming by the Devil’s Fire [1928]
—
When the Saints Go Marching In [1928]
When the Saints Go Marching In [1928]
—
Peaches in the Springtime [1928]
Peaches in the Springtime [1928]
—
Empty Bed Blues, Part 2: [1928]
Empty Bed Blues, Part 2: [1928]
—
Mississippi Jail House Groan
Mississippi Jail House Groan
Rube Lacy
—
Georgia Crawl [1928]
Georgia Crawl [1928]
—
Prove It on Me Blues [1928]
Prove It on Me Blues [1928]
—
God’s Got a Crown [1928]
God’s Got a Crown [1928]
—
State Street Jive [1928]
State Street Jive [1928]
—
Guess Who’s in Town [1928]
Guess Who’s in Town [1928]
—
Kassie Jones [1928‐08‐28]
Kassie Jones [1928‐08‐28]
—
Some Cold Rainy Day [1928‐10‐13]
Some Cold Rainy Day [1928‐10‐13]
—
Viola Lee Blues [1928]
Viola Lee Blues [1928]
—
No More Woman Blues [1928]
No More Woman Blues [1928]
—
Diga Diga Doo
Diga Diga Doo
Duke Ellington and His Cotton Club Orchestra
T-060.472.588-3
Basin Street Blues
Basin Street Blues
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
T-070.010.455-7
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues
Charley Patton
—
Bumble Bee [1929]
Bumble Bee [1929]
—
Georgia Bound [1929]
Georgia Bound [1929]
—
Sloppy Joe [1929‐03‐07]
Sloppy Joe [1929‐03‐07]
—
Decatur Street Tutti [1929‐04‐04]
Decatur Street Tutti [1929‐04‐04]
—
Beedle Um Bum
Beedle Um Bum
McKinney’s Cotton Pickers
T-926.323.091-7
Mosquito Man [1929]
Mosquito Man [1929]
—
Nobody Knows When You’re Down and Out [1929‐05‐15]
Nobody Knows When You’re Down and Out [1929‐05‐15]
—
Black and Blue [1929‐07‐22]
Black and Blue [1929‐07‐22]
—
Wichita Falls Blues [1929]
Wichita Falls Blues [1929]
—
Camp Meeting Day [1929‐09‐10]
Camp Meeting Day [1929‐09‐10]
—
Nickel’s Worth of Liver Blues [1929‐09‐27]
Nickel’s Worth of Liver Blues [1929‐09‐27]
—
Blue Spirit Blues [1929‐10‐11]
Blue Spirit Blues [1929‐10‐11]
—
Come on Mama [1929]
Come on Mama [1929]
—
After You’ve Gone [1929‐10‐18]
After You’ve Gone [1929‐10‐18]
—
Travelin’ Blues [1929‐10‐30]
Travelin’ Blues [1929‐10‐30]
—
St. Louis Blues [1929‐12‐13]
St. Louis Blues [1929‐12‐13]
—
Milk Cow Blues [1930]
Milk Cow Blues [1930]
—
I Dreamed of the Judgment Morning [1930]
I Dreamed of the Judgment Morning [1930]
—
Puttin’ on the Ritz [1930‐03‐26]
Puttin’ on the Ritz [1930‐03‐26]
—
On Revival Day [1930‐06‐09]
On Revival Day [1930‐06‐09]
—
Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?
Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?
McKinney’s Cotton Pickers
T-914.986.189-2
Good News [1930‐08‐08]
Good News [1930‐08‐08]
—
I Got Rhythm [1930‐11‐18]
I Got Rhythm [1930‐11‐18]
—
No Woman No Nickel [1931]
No Woman No Nickel [1931]
—
Shine
Shine
Louis Armstrong & His Sebastian New Cotton Club Orchestra
T-070.135.171-4
Shipwreck Blues [1931‐06‐11]
Shipwreck Blues [1931‐06‐11]
—
Heebie Jeebies [1931‐06‐26]
Heebie Jeebies [1931‐06‐26]
—
It’s the Girl [1931‐07‐08]
It’s the Girl [1931‐07‐08]
—
Can’t Be Bothered With No Sheik [1931‐08‐19]
Can’t Be Bothered With No Sheik [1931‐08‐19]
—
Star Dust
Star Dust
Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
T-031.563.049-9
Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl [1931‐11‐20]
Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl [1931‐11‐20]
—
Georgia on My Mind [1931‐11‐24]
Georgia on My Mind [1931‐11‐24]
—
Too‐Too Train [1932]
Too‐Too Train [1932]
—
How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone [1932]
How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone [1932]
—
It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [1932‐02‐02]
It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [1932‐02‐02]
—
I Wanna Count Sheep [1932‐03‐10]
I Wanna Count Sheep [1932‐03‐10]
—
Some of These Days [1932‐05‐26]
Some of These Days [1932‐05‐26]
—
Little Brother Blues [1932]
Little Brother Blues [1932]
—
Rockin’ Chair [1932‐08‐18]
Rockin’ Chair [1932‐08‐18]
—
Willow Weep for Me [1932‐09‐26]
Willow Weep for Me [1932‐09‐26]
—
My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms [1933‐01‐26]
My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms [1933‐01‐26]
—
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐03‐07]
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐03‐07]
—
Stormy Weather [1933‐05‐03]
Stormy Weather [1933‐05‐03]
—
The River’s Taking Care of Me [1933‐06‐15]
The River’s Taking Care of Me [1933‐06‐15]
—
Nagasaki [1933‐09‐22]
Nagasaki [1933‐09‐22]
—
Rude Interlude [1933‐09‐26]
Rude Interlude [1933‐09‐26]
—
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐10‐18]
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues [1933‐10‐18]
—
Zaz Zuh Zaz
Zaz Zuh Zaz
Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club Orchestra
T-071.194.508-2
Love Me [1933‐11‐11]
Love Me [1933‐11‐11]
—
Rhythm [1933‐11‐20]
Rhythm [1933‐11‐20]
—
Take Me for a Buggy Ride [1933‐11‐24]
Take Me for a Buggy Ride [1933‐11‐24]
—
King Fish Blues [1934]
King Fish Blues [1934]
—
Old Original Kokomo Blues [1934]
Old Original Kokomo Blues [1934]
—
Stone Pony Blues
Stone Pony Blues
Charley Patton
T-071.603.605-3
Them Bones [1934]
Them Bones [1934]
—
Troubled Waters [1934‐03‐09]
Troubled Waters [1934‐03‐09]
—
As Long as I Live [1934‐09‐11]
As Long as I Live [1934‐09‐11]
—
Dr. Wattson and Mr. Holmes [1934‐09‐14]
Dr. Wattson and Mr. Holmes [1934‐09‐14]
—
Blues Before Sunrise
Blues Before Sunrise
Leroy Carr, Scrapper Blackwell
T-902.308.233-9
Baltimore Blues
Baltimore Blues
Papa Charlie McCoy
—
Symphony in Black [1934‐10]
Symphony in Black [1934‐10]
—
Wildwood Flower
Wildwood Flower
The Carter Family
T-920.104.495-3
Dirty Mother for You
Dirty Mother for You
Memphis Minnie
—
Midnight Special [1935]
Midnight Special [1935]
—
See See Rider [1935]
See See Rider [1935]
—
Lead Me to the Rock [1935]
Lead Me to the Rock [1935]
—
Dixie Rhythm [1935]
Dixie Rhythm [1935]
—
I Can’t Dance, I’ve Got Ants in My Pants [1935‐01‐19]
I Can’t Dance, I’ve Got Ants in My Pants [1935‐01‐19]
—
I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me)
I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me)
Cab Calloway and His Orchestra
T-901.317.067-7
Down South Blues [1935]
Down South Blues [1935]
—
Honey Dripper Blues [1935‐07‐15]
Honey Dripper Blues [1935‐07‐15]
—
I’m Painting the Town Red
I’m Painting the Town Red
Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra
T-070.905.882-1
I Feel a Song Comin’ On [1935‐07‐31]
I Feel a Song Comin’ On [1935‐07‐31]
—
Ashes in My Whisky [1935]
Ashes in My Whisky [1935]
—
Truckin’
Truckin’
Fats Waller and His Rhythm
T-070.181.319-5
My Brown Skin Sugar Plum [1935]
My Brown Skin Sugar Plum [1935]
—
I’m in the Mood for Love [1935‐10‐03]
I’m in the Mood for Love [1935‐10‐03]
—
Cross Road Blues
Cross Road Blues
Robert Johnson
T-072.368.239-0
Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1)
Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1)
Robert Johnson
T-305.776.914-5
Hoodoo Lady [1936]
Hoodoo Lady [1936]
—
That Bonus That Done Gone Thru [1936‐02‐12]
That Bonus That Done Gone Thru [1936‐02‐12]
—
W. P. A. Blues
W. P. A. Blues
Casey Bill Weldon
—
All My Life [1936‐03‐17]
All My Life [1936‐03‐17]
—
South Bound Blues [1936]
South Bound Blues [1936]
—
These Foolish Things [1936‐06‐30]
These Foolish Things [1936‐06‐30]
—
Billie’s Blues [1936‐07‐10]
Billie’s Blues [1936‐07‐10]
—
Mr Paganini You’ll Have to Swing It [1936‐10‐29]
Mr Paganini You’ll Have to Swing It [1936‐10‐29]
—
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1936‐12‐16]
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1936‐12‐16]
—
Flood Water [1937]
Flood Water [1937]
—
The Big Boat [1937]
The Big Boat [1937]
—
Golden Gate Gospel Train [1937]
Golden Gate Gospel Train [1937]
—
Didn’t It Rain [1937]
Didn’t It Rain [1937]
—
Smoke Dreams [1937‐01‐08]
Smoke Dreams [1937‐01‐08]
—
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1937‐01‐28]
Where the Lazy River Goes By [1937‐01‐28]
—
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03]
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03]
—
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03‐05]
I’ve Got to Be a Rug Cutter [1937‐03‐05]
—
Pistol Slapper Blues [1937]
Pistol Slapper Blues [1937]
—
You Showed Me the Way [1937‐03‐24]
You Showed Me the Way [1937‐03‐24]
—
Darling Nellie Gray
Darling Nellie Gray
Louis Armstrong, The Mills Brothers
—
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [1937‐05‐04]
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [1937‐05‐04]
—
Mean to Me [1937‐05‐11]
Mean to Me [1937‐05‐11]
—
Shake ’Em On Down
Shake ’Em On Down
Bukka White
T-700.061.921-8
Keep Me Every Day [1937‐05‐21]
Keep Me Every Day [1937‐05‐21]
—
Good Morning Blues [1937‐08‐09]
Good Morning Blues [1937‐08‐09]
—
Nice Work If You Can Get It [1937‐10‐14]
Nice Work If You Can Get It [1937‐10‐14]
—
The Folks Who Live on the Hill [1937‐10‐22]
The Folks Who Live on the Hill [1937‐10‐22]
—
My Man [1937‐11‐01]
My Man [1937‐11‐01]
—
I Want to Be Happy [1937‐11‐02]
I Want to Be Happy [1937‐11‐02]
—
Bei mir bist du schön
Bei mir bist du schön
The Andrews Sisters, Vic Schoen and His Orchestra
T-801.470.970-8
Tiger Rag [1938]
Tiger Rag [1938]
—
What More Can a Man Do? [1938]
What More Can a Man Do? [1938]
—
Sweet Adeline [1938]
Sweet Adeline [1938]
—
Now They Call It Swing (take 2)
Now They Call It Swing (take 2)
Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra
T-926.448.290-8
Sent for You Yesterday [1938‐02‐16]
Sent for You Yesterday [1938‐02‐16]
—
Mule Blues [1938]
Mule Blues [1938]
—
Chinatown My Chinatown [1938‐02‐17]
Chinatown My Chinatown [1938‐02‐17]
—
How Long Baby Will You Keep Me This Way [1938‐04‐21]
How Long Baby Will You Keep Me This Way [1938‐04‐21]
—
You Go to My Head [1938‐05‐11]
You Go to My Head [1938‐05‐11]
—
Goodbye Red [1938]
Goodbye Red [1938]
—
Shadrack
Shadrack
Louis Armstrong, The Decca Mixed Chorus
—
Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen
Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen
Louis Armstrong, The Decca Mixed Chorus
T-700.048.818-8
Mailman Blues [1938‐07‐20]
Mailman Blues [1938‐07‐20]
—
Laugh and Call It Love [1938‐07‐29]
Laugh and Call It Love [1938‐07‐29]
—
When You Feel Down [1938]
When You Feel Down [1938]
—
At Long Last Love [1938‐08‐01]
At Long Last Love [1938‐08‐01]
—
Two Sleepy People
Two Sleepy People
Fats Waller and His Rhythm
T-010.434.036-4
The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ but… [1938‐10‐21]
The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ but… [1938‐10‐21]
—
Deep River [1938‐11]
Deep River [1938‐11]
—
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1938‐11]
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child [1938‐11]
—
Roll ’em Pete
Roll ’em Pete
Joe Turner, Pete Johnson
T-070.274.451-1
Bourgeois Blues [1939]
Bourgeois Blues [1939]
—
I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside [1939]
I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside [1939]
—
’Tain’t What You Do [1939‐01‐03]
’Tain’t What You Do [1939‐01‐03]
—
My Heart Belongs to Daddy [1939‐01‐05]
My Heart Belongs to Daddy [1939‐01‐05]
—
Jeepers Creepers
Jeepers Creepers
Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
T-070.088.298-9
More Than You Know [1939‐01‐30]
More Than You Know [1939‐01‐30]
—
Goin’ To Chicago Blues [1939‐02‐13]
Goin’ To Chicago Blues [1939‐02‐13]
—
Undecided [1939‐02‐17]
Undecided [1939‐02‐17]
—
Mississippi Dream Boat [1939‐02‐27]
Mississippi Dream Boat [1939‐02‐27]
—
She’s Gone [1939‐02‐28]
She’s Gone [1939‐02‐28]
—
Mutiny in the Parlor [1939‒02‒29]
Mutiny in the Parlor [1939‒02‒29]
—
You Set Me on Fire [1939‐03‐16]
You Set Me on Fire [1939‐03‐16]
—
If I Could Be With You [1939‐03‐19]
If I Could Be With You [1939‐03‐19]
—
Long Gone Blues
Long Gone Blues
Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
T-071.173.525-9
Something to Live For [1939‐03‐21]
Something to Live For [1939‐03‐21]
—
Fine and Mellow [1939‐04‐20]
Fine and Mellow [1939‐04‐20]
—
Have Mercy [1939‐03‐21]
Have Mercy [1939‐03‐21]
—
Too Many Drivers [1939‐05‐11]
Too Many Drivers [1939‐05‐11]
—
Nobody Knows [1939‐05‐19]
Nobody Knows [1939‐05‐19]
—
Utt‐Da‐Zay [1939‐06‐08]
Utt‐Da‐Zay [1939‐06‐08]
—
I’m Checkin’ Out Go’Om Bye [1939‐06‐12]
I’m Checkin’ Out Go’Om Bye [1939‐06‐12]
—
Honeysuckle Rose [1939‐08‐02]
Honeysuckle Rose [1939‐08‐02]
—
Day in, Day Out [1939‐08‐27]
Day in, Day Out [1939‐08‐27]
—
All or Nothing at All [1939‐08‐31]
All or Nothing at All [1939‐08‐31]
—
Think of Me Little Daddy [1939‐09‐14]
Think of Me Little Daddy [1939‐09‐14]
—
Body and Soul [1939‐09‐17]
Body and Soul [1939‐09‐17]
—
Baby What Else Can I Do [1939‐09‐22]
Baby What Else Can I Do [1939‐09‐22]
—
Death Letter Blues [1939‐10‐31]
Death Letter Blues [1939‐10‐31]
—
Your Feet’s Too Big
Your Feet’s Too Big
Fats Waller and His Rhythm
T-070.211.220-6
Mighty Like the Blues [1939‐12‐01]
Mighty Like the Blues [1939‐12‐01]
—
The Man I Love
The Man I Love
Billie Holiday
T-011.191.232-3
’Fore Day Creep [1939‐12‐24]
’Fore Day Creep [1939‐12‐24]
—
Parchman Farm Blues
Parchman Farm Blues
Bukka White
T-070.242.836-1
Good Morning Blues [1940]
Good Morning Blues [1940]
—
Cross and Evil Woman Blues [1940]
Cross and Evil Woman Blues [1940]
—
Wade in the Water [1940]
Wade in the Water [1940]
—
Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [1940]
Ezekiel Saw the Wheel [1940]
—
A Ship Without a Sail [1940‐02]
A Ship Without a Sail [1940‐02]
—
East St. Louis Blues [1940‐02‐23]
East St. Louis Blues [1940‐02‐23]
—
I Got Rhythm [1940‐02‐27]
I Got Rhythm [1940‐02‐27]
—
Body and Soul [1940‐02‐29]
Body and Soul [1940‐02‐29]
—
New Long Down Dog [1940]
New Long Down Dog [1940]
—
It Never Entered My Mind [1940‐03‐02]
It Never Entered My Mind [1940‐03‐02]
—
The Hour of Parting [1940‐05‐01]
The Hour of Parting [1940‐05‐01]
—
T‐Bone Blues [1940‐06]
T‐Bone Blues [1940‐06]
—
My Castle’s Rockin’ [1940‐06‐03]
My Castle’s Rockin’ [1940‐06‐03]
—
Trouble [1940]
Trouble [1940]
—
Laughing at Life [1940‐06‐07]
Laughing at Life [1940‐06‐07]
—
You’re Driving Me Crazy [1940‐07‐26]
You’re Driving Me Crazy [1940‐07‐26]
—
I Want a Little Girl [1940‐08‐08]
I Want a Little Girl [1940‐08‐08]
—
The Dirty Dozens [1940‐09‐26]
The Dirty Dozens [1940‐09‐26]
—
Piney Brown Blues [1940‐11‐11]
Piney Brown Blues [1940‐11‐11]
—
Star Dust
Star Dust
Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, The Pied Pipers
T-031.563.049-9
War Time Blues
War Time Blues
Sonny Boy Williamson
—
The Man I Love [1940‐11‐13]
The Man I Love [1940‐11‐13]
—
Key to the Highway
Key to the Highway
Jazz Gillum
—
Sweet Lorraine
Sweet Lorraine
King Cole “Trio”
T-071.070.529-5
Embraceable You [1940‐12‐09]
Embraceable You [1940‐12‐09]
—
Blind Barnabas [1941]
Blind Barnabas [1941]
—
Love in Vain Blues (take 1)
Love in Vain Blues (take 1)
Robert Johnson
T-305.776.900-9
Me and My Chauffeur Blues
Me and My Chauffeur Blues
Memphis Minnie
T-902.185.585-6
Jezebel [1941]
Jezebel [1941]
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Additional database matches (5)

Track TitleArtist(s)ISWC
Mississippi Jail House GroanRube Lacy—
Down Hearted BluesBessie Smith—
Down Hearted BluesBessie Smith—
Ramblin’ on My MindRobert JohnsonT-305.776.914-5
Graveyard Dream BluesBessie Smith—
Mississippi Jail House Groan
Rube Lacy
—
Down Hearted Blues
Bessie Smith
—
Down Hearted Blues
Bessie Smith
—
Ramblin’ on My Mind
Robert Johnson
T-305.776.914-5
Graveyard Dream Blues
Bessie Smith
—