Compilation of various jazz artists, unknown, unknown
Set 1
Frisco Jazz Band - All I need is just a girl like you [1918]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Annie, my own [1921]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Avalon [1921]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Blues my naughty sweetie gives to me [1920]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Cherie [1921]
Louisiana Five - Clarinet squawk [1920]
Frisco "Jass" Band (i.e. Frisco Jazz Band) - Cute little wigglin' dance [1918]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Cutie[1922]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Dardanella [1920]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Deenah [1921]
Louisiana Five - Foot warmer [1919]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Home again blues [1921]
H. Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - I found a rose in the Devil's garden [1921]
Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - I'm sorry I made you cry [1918]
Jaudas' Society Orchestra - The "jass" one-step [1917]
Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Jazbo jazz [1918]
Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Jazz de luxe [1918]
Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Jazzin' around [1918]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Jene sais pa pa [1921]
Frisco "Jass" Band - Johnson "jas" blues [1917]
H. Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Learn to smile [1921]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Ma! [1921]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Make that trombone laugh [1920]
Harry Raderman's Orchestra - On the Alamo [1922]
Frisco Jazz Band - Pozzo [1917]
H. Raderman's Jazz Orch - Pucker up and whistle [1921]
H. Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Sally [1921]
Frisco Jazz Band - That's it [1918]
Frisco "Jass" Band (i.e. Frisco Jazz Band) - Umbrellas to mend [1918]
Frisco Jazz Band - Yah-de-dah [1917]
Harry Radermann's Jazz Orchestra - Yellow dog blues [1920]
Louisiana Five - Yelping hound blues [1920]
Arthur Fields - Everybody loves a "jass" band [1917]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Annie, my own [1921]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Avalon [1921]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Blues my naughty sweetie gives to me [1920]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Cherie [1921]
Louisiana Five - Clarinet squawk [1920]
Frisco "Jass" Band (i.e. Frisco Jazz Band) - Cute little wigglin' dance [1918]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Cutie[1922]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Dardanella [1920]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Deenah [1921]
Louisiana Five - Foot warmer [1919]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Home again blues [1921]
H. Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - I found a rose in the Devil's garden [1921]
Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - I'm sorry I made you cry [1918]
Jaudas' Society Orchestra - The "jass" one-step [1917]
Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Jazbo jazz [1918]
Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Jazz de luxe [1918]
Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Jazzin' around [1918]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Jene sais pa pa [1921]
Frisco "Jass" Band - Johnson "jas" blues [1917]
H. Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Learn to smile [1921]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Ma! [1921]
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Make that trombone laugh [1920]
Harry Raderman's Orchestra - On the Alamo [1922]
Frisco Jazz Band - Pozzo [1917]
H. Raderman's Jazz Orch - Pucker up and whistle [1921]
H. Raderman's Jazz Orchestra - Sally [1921]
Frisco Jazz Band - That's it [1918]
Frisco "Jass" Band (i.e. Frisco Jazz Band) - Umbrellas to mend [1918]
Frisco Jazz Band - Yah-de-dah [1917]
Harry Radermann's Jazz Orchestra - Yellow dog blues [1920]
Louisiana Five - Yelping hound blues [1920]
Arthur Fields - Everybody loves a "jass" band [1917]
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
"I Found a Rose in the Devil's Garden"
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These recordings are a part of the Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project at the Department of Special Collections, University of California, Santa Barbara.
These recordings are the unedited transfers to WAV format, which places them in the Public Domain.
To quote the project's legal document on copyright:
"The raw transfers created by the University of California are in the public domain. Users of this website are free to use these raw transfers as they see fit, not limited to redistribution to others, including distribution over peer-to-peer file-sharing networks; reissue, mashups, mixes for commercial or non-commercial purposes; or other uses that could be imagined."
Financial Support:
The Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project relies on grants and outside funding for its ongoing operations. Infrastructure and project leadership are provided by the UCSB Libraries, but ongoing funds for digitizing, cataloging, and preserving new acquistions as well as acquiring rare cylinders comes from private individuals, foundations, and government agencies.
It costs us approximately $60 to catalog and digitize a cylinder. Adding another 500 cylinders to the archive and putting them online costs approximately $20,000. If you would like to support this work and make a financial contribution to the project, please contact project director David Seubert at 805-893-5444 or at seubert@library.ucsb.edu. http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/index.php
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