29 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
29 records matching
Benny Goodman with 'Dizzy Fingers' and 'Tattletale' on Capitol, from his post-war recordings.AI summary
Capitol A439 Jazz
Benny Goodman with Bennie's Boogie and Shishkabop on Capitol 13141.AI summary
Capitol 13141 Jazz
Benny Goodman with It Takes Time and Moonfaced, Starry-Eyed on Capitol 376.AI summary
Capitol 376 Jazz
Benny Goodman with And the Angels Sing and Don't Be That Way on Capitol CL14570.AI summary
Capitol CL14570 Jazz
Benny Goodman with Baby, Have You Got a Little Love to Spare and Hi Ya Sophia on Capitol.AI summary
Capitol A462 Jazz
Charlie Barnet's orchestra with Ill Wind and All the Things You Are on Capitol CL13261.AI summary
Capitol CL13261 Jazz
Chuck Thomas and his Dixieland band with Rose of the Rio Grande and Oh, Gee, Say, Gee on Capitol CL13222.AI summary
Capitol CL13222 Jazz
Cootie Williams, Duke Ellington's celebrated trumpet player, recording 'Everything but You' and 'House of Joy' for Capitol. Williams is an important jazz soloist.AI summary
Capitol 215 Jazz
Duke Ellington's orchestra with Band Call and Isle of Capri on Capitol 14132.AI summary
Capitol 14132 Jazz
Duke Ellington's orchestra with Boo-Dah and Give Me the Right on Capitol CL14012.AI summary
Capitol CL14012 Jazz
Duke Ellington's orchestra with Twelfth Street Rag and Chile Bowl on Capitol CL14229.AI summary
Capitol CL14229 Jazz
Frances Faye and her Rhythm with On a Raft and I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate on Capitol CL13882.AI summary
Capitol CL13882 Jazz
Freddie Slack's orchestra with Mr. Five by Five and The Thrill Is Gone on Capitol 115, an early number from the label's first years.AI summary
Capitol 115 Jazz
Freddie Slack with Gee Chi Love Song and Kiss Goodnight on Capitol 203.AI summary
Capitol 203 Jazz
Freddie Slack's orchestra with Riffette and Cuban Sugar Mill on Capitol 15239.AI summary
Capitol 15239 Jazz
The Hollywood Hucksters, credited to Capitol Records (American), performing novelty jazz sides. The artist name and label suggest a minor or house band of the 1940s–1950s.AI summary
Capitol A40022 Jazz
Johnny Mercer and the Blue Reys with The New Ashmolean Marching Society and Students' Conservatory Band and The Glow Worm on Capitol 135.AI summary
Capitol 135 Jazz
Johnny Mercer and the King Cole Trio with Save the Bones for Henry Jones and You Can't Make Money Dreaming on Capitol CL13051.AI summary
Capitol CL13051 Jazz
Capitol CL14592 Jazz
Sonny Terry, the blind harmonica virtuoso, with 'All Alone Blues' and 'Whoopin' the Blues' on Capitol.AI summary
Capitol 40003 Jazz
Stan Kenton's orchestra with Peg o' My Heart and Intermission Riff on Capitol CL13191.AI summary
Capitol CL13191 Jazz
Stan Kenton's orchestra with Lonesome Road and Trajectories on Capitol CL11001.AI summary
Capitol CL11001 Jazz
Stan Kenton's orchestra with 'Theme for Sunday' and 'Cuban Episode' on British Capitol.AI summary
Capitol CL11002 Jazz
Stan Kenton's orchestra with 'Incident in Jazz' and 'Solitaire' on British Capitol.AI summary
Capitol CL11003 Jazz
Stan Kenton's orchestra with Mirage and Conflict on Capitol CL11005.AI summary
Capitol CL11005 Jazz
Stan Kenton's orchestra with musical portraits of two of his stars, trumpeter Maynard Ferguson and singer June Christy, on British Capitol.AI summary
Capitol CL11008 Jazz
Stan Kenton's orchestra with The Halls of Brass and The House of Strings on Capitol CL11009.AI summary
Capitol CL11009 Jazz
Stan Kenton's orchestra with Art Pepper and Shelly Manne on Capitol CL11010.AI summary
Capitol CL11010 Jazz
Woody Herman's orchestra with 'I Ain't Gettin' Any Younger' and 'Lemon Drop' on British Capitol.AI summary
Capitol CL13060 Jazz