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After You've Gone |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
Campbell and Burr |
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Ain't Nobody's Business |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
Tennessee Ten (Original Memphis Five), Jimmy Witherspoon |
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Ain't Nobody's Business if I Do |
Doc Evans and Friends |
1978 |
Tennessee Ten (Original Memphis Five) |
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Alexander's Ragtime Band |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
Emma Carus PRF, Collins and Harlan REC |
|
i |
All of Me |
Doc Evans with Doc Souchon Jazzband |
1964 |
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Mildred Bailey |
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At the Jazz Band Ball |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Original Dixieland Jazz Band |
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Baby, Won't You Please Come Home |
Doc Evans with Doc Souchon Jazzband |
1964 |
Eva Taylor - Piano Accomp. by Clarence Williams |
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Ballin' the Jack |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Prince's Band |
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Ballin' the Jack |
Doc Evan's and His 6-Alarm-Six |
1951 |
Prince's Band |
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Basin Street Blues |
Doc Evan's and His 6-Alarm-Six |
1949 |
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra |
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Beale Street Blues |
Doc Evans |
1950 |
Prince's Band |
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Bienville Blues |
Doc Evans |
1967 |
Arthur Collins |
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Big Noise from Winnetka |
Doc Evans |
1967 |
Bob Haggart - Ray Bauduc |
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Black Bottom Stomp |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers |
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Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1953 |
George Beaver (Irving Kaufman) |
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Blue, Turning Grey over You |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
Barney Trimble and His Oklahomans (Lou Gold) |
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Buddy Bolden Blues |
Doc Evans |
1950 |
Jelly-Roll Morton's New Orleans Jazzmen |
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Buffalo Blues |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
Johnny Dunn and His Band |
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Bugle Call Rag |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Friars Society Orchestra |
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Chattanooga Stomp |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
King Oliver's Jazz Band |
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Cherry |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
McKinney's Cotton Pickers |
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Chicago Breakdown |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
Ferd (Jelly Roll) Morton |
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Clarinet Marmalade |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Original Dixieland Jazz Band |
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Climax Rag |
Doc Evans |
1957 |
James Scott |
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Coal Cart Blues |
Doc Evans |
1957 |
Clarence Williams' Blue Five - Singing Chorus by Eva Taylor |
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Come Back, Sweet Papa |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1954 |
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five |
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Corrine Corrina |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Charlie McCoy and Bo Chatman |
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Creole Belles |
Doc Evans |
1967 |
Metropolitan Orchestra |
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Dallas Blues |
Doc Evans |
1950 |
(unknown) |
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i |
Dardanella |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Selvin's Novelty Orchestra |
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Diga Diga Doo |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1953 |
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra with Vocal Refrain |
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Dippermouth Blues |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band |
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Don't Leave Me, Daddy |
Doc Evans with Doc Souchon Jazzband |
1964 |
Arthur Fields |
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Don't Take Your Love from Me |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
Mildred Bailey |
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Don't Worry 'Bout Me |
Doc Evans |
1956 |
Katherine Perry PRF, Les Brown and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Miriam Shaw REC,REL |
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Dr. Jazz |
The 6-Alarm Six |
1949 |
Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers |
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Farewell Blues |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Friars Society Orchestra |
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i |
Fidgety Feet |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Original Dixieland Jazz Band |
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i |
Four or Five Times |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Western Wanderers (Bob Haring) |
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Frankie and Johnny |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
The Leighton Brothers REC, Paul Biese Trio REL |
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Frog-I-More |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band |
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Georgia Swing |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers |
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Gettysburg March |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
(unknown) |
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Gin Mill Blues |
Doc Evans |
1957 |
Joe Sullivan [US1] |
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Heebie Jeebies |
Doc Evans with Raymond Burke Trio |
1964 |
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five |
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High Society |
Doc Evans and His 6-Alarm-Six |
1949 |
"Standard Band" |
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How Long Blues |
Doc Evans and Friends |
1978 |
Ida Cox, Leroy Carr |
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I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None of My Jelly Roll |
Doc Evans with Doc Souchon Jazzband |
1964 |
Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jazz Band |
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I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me |
Doc Evans and Friends |
1978 |
Dolores Valesco |
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I Cover the Waterfront |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
Abe Lyman and His California Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Gracie Barrie |
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If I Could Be with You |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Eva Taylor, Accomp. by Clarence Williams Blue Five |
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I've Found a New Baby |
Doc Evans |
1957 |
The Dixie Stompers [US1] (Fletcher Henderson) REC, Clarence Williams' Blue Five - Singing Chorus by Eva Taylor REL |
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Jazz Me Blues |
Doc Evans |
1953 |
Lucille Hegamin accompanied by Harris' Blues and Jazz Seven |
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Jimtown Blues |
Doc Evans |
1950 |
The Cotton Pickers (Original Memphis Five) |
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Joe Turner Blues |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
Prince's Band |
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Just a Closer Walk with Thee |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
(unknown) |
|
i |
Just a Gigolo |
Doc Evans |
1956 |
Tango-Orchester Dajos Béla mit Gesang: Kurt Mühlhardt |
| |
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Just a Little While to Stay Here |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
(unknown) |
| |
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Kansas City Stomp |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Ferd (Jelly Roll) Morton |
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King Porter |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1954 |
Ferd (Jelly Roll) Morton |
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Lena — She's the Queen of Palestina |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Frank Crumit |
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Limehouse Blues |
Doc Evans |
1956 |
Gertrude Lawrence and Jack Buchanan |
| |
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Mabel's Dream |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
King Oliver's Jazz Band |
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Mandy, Make Up Your Mind |
Doc Evans with Doc Souchon Jazzband |
1964 |
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra |
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Maryland, My Maryland |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1953 |
(unknown) |
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Melancholy Baby |
Doc Evans |
1956 |
Walter Scanlan (Walter Van Brunt) REC,REL, William Frawley PRF |
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Memories of You |
Doc Evans |
1956 |
Ethel Waters REC, Minto Cato PRF |
|
i |
Milenberg Joys |
Doc Evan's and His 6-Alarm-Six |
1951 |
New Orleans Rhythm Kings |
|
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Mississippi Mud |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1954 |
Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys |
| |
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Mr. Jelly Lord |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
New Orleans Rhythm Kings |
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Muskrat Ramble |
Doc Evans |
1953 |
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five |
| |
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New Orleans Joys |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
Ferd (Jelly Roll) Morton |
| |
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New Orleans Stomp |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
King Oliver's Jazz Band |
| |
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On the Sunny Side of the Street |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
Harry Richman PRF, Ted Lewis and His Band REC |
| |
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Organ Grinder Blues |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
Clarence Williams [US1] |
|
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Original Dixieland One-Step |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Original Dixieland 'Jass' Band |
|
i |
Original Dixieland One-Step |
Doc Evans with Doc Souchon Jazzband |
1964 |
Original Dixieland 'Jass' Band |
| |
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Original Jelly Roll Blues |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Fred (Jelly Roll) Morton |
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Ostrich Walk |
Doc Evan's and His 6-Alarm-Six |
1951 |
Original Dixieland Jass Band |
| |
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Panama Rag |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Friar's Society Orchestra |
| |
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Perdido Street Blues |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
New Orleans Wanderers |
| |
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Play That Barber Shop Chord |
The 6-Alarm Six |
1949 |
Lillian Lorraine, Bert Williams REC, Billy Murray and American Quartet REL |
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Riverside Blues |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1954 |
King Oliver's Jazz Band |
|
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Roll On Mississippi |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1954 |
Roy Evans |
| |
i |
Royal Garden Blues |
Doc Evans |
1950 |
Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds |
|
i |
San |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago under the direction of Roy Bargy |
| |
i |
See See Rider |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Ma Rainey - Acc. by Her Georgia Jazz Band |
| |
i |
Sensation Rag |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Original Dixieland Jazz Band |
| |
i |
Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble |
Doc Evans |
1949 |
Emerson Dance Orchestra |
| |
i |
Sidewalk Blues |
Doc Evans |
1950 |
Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers |
|
i |
Silver Bell(s) |
Doc Evans with Doc Souchon Jazzband |
1964 |
Stanley and Burr REL, Peerless Quartet REC |
|
i |
Singin' the Blues |
Doc Evans |
1957 |
Nora Bayes |
|
i |
Sister Kate |
Doc Evans |
1967 |
Ladd's Black Aces (Original Memphis Five) |
| |
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Snake Rag |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band |
|
i |
Some Day, Sweetheart |
Doc Evans |
1967 |
Alberta Hunter and Ray's Dreamland Orchestra |
|
i |
Some of These Days |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
Sophie Tucker |
| |
i |
Song of the Islands |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
R. K. Holstein and Octette |
|
i |
Stars Fell on Alabama |
Doc Evans |
1956 |
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians |
|
i |
St. Louis Blues |
Doc Evans |
1953 |
Prince's Band |
| |
i |
Strut Miss Lizzie |
Doc Evans |
1949 |
Original Dixieland Jazz Band |
|
i |
Struttin' with Some Barbecue |
Doc Evans |
1953 |
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five |
|
i |
Struttin' with Some Barbecue |
Doc Evans and Friends |
1978 |
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five |
|
i |
Sugar |
Doc Evans |
1956 |
Ethel Waters |
| |
i |
Sugar Blues |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Leona Williams and Her Dixie Band |
| |
i |
Summertime |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
Helen Jepson REL, Abbie Mitchell PRF, Abbie Mitchell under the direction of George Gershwin REC |
| |
i |
Sweet Lovin' Man |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
King Oliver's Jazz Band |
| |
i |
Tea for Two |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
Helen Clark–Lewis James REC, Phyllis Cleveland and Jack Barker PRF |
| |
i |
Temptation Rag |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Arthur Pryor's Band REL, Prince's Military Band REC |
| |
i |
Terrible Blues |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
Eva Taylor - Clarence Williams |
| |
i |
That Dada Strain |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Anna Meyers and Original Memphis Five |
| |
i |
That's a Plenty |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
Prince's Band |
| |
i |
The Eccentric Rag |
Doc Evans and His 6-Alarm-Six |
1949 |
Friar's Society Orchestra |
|
i |
The Memphis Blues |
Doc Evan's and His 6-Alarm-Six |
1951 |
Victor Military Band |
| |
i |
Tiger Rag |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Original Dixieland Jass Band |
| |
i |
Tin Roof Blues |
Doc Evans Ensemble |
November 1947 |
New Orleans Rhythm Kings |
| |
i |
Tishomingo Blues |
Doc Evans |
1950 |
Eddie Nelson |
|
i |
Two Deuces |
Doc Evans |
1967 |
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five |
|
i |
Up a Lazy River |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
Hoagy Carmichael and His Orchestra |
| |
i |
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
Al Jolson |
|
i |
Weary Blues |
Doc Evans |
1950 |
Louisiana Five |
| |
i |
When the Saints Are Marching In |
Doc Evans and His Band featuring Knocky Parker |
1956 |
(unknown) |
|
i |
When the Saints Go Marching In |
Doc Evans and His 6-Alarm-Six |
1949 |
(unknown) |
| |
i |
Wild Man Blues |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers |
| |
i |
Willie the Weeper |
The 6-Alarm Six |
1949 |
Ernest Rogers |
| |
i |
Winin' Boy Blues |
Doc Evans and His Dixieland Band |
1959 |
Jelly-Roll Morton's New Orleans Jazzmen |
|
i |
Workingman Blues |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1957 |
King Oliver and His Creole Jazz Band |
| |
i |
Yellow Dog Blues |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1953 |
Prince's Band |
| |
i |
You're the Cream in My Coffee |
Doc Evans and His Band |
1959 |
Ona Munson and Jack Whiting |
