14 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
14 records matching
American Jazz Band (an unidentified ensemble) with 'Meet me in Cubble Land' and 'Mystery' on Odeon 308415/6, likely from the 1920s.AI summary
Odeon 308415/6 Jazz
Bud Freeman, a pioneering tenor saxophonist of the Chicago jazz school, recorded 'Crazeology' and 'Give me your Telephone Number' for Odeon PO107. Freeman was influential in small-group jazz from the late 1920s onward.AI summary
Odeon PO107 Jazz
Eddie Condon, a pioneering American jazz guitarist and bandleader, on Odeon PO66 performing two jazz standards. Condon was a central figure in Chicago and New York jazz from the 1920s through the 1950s; this is a pre-war British reissue of American jazz material.AI summary
Odeon PO66 Jazz
Louis Armstrong, the greatest jazz trumpeter and vocalist of the twentieth century, recorded 'Irish Black Bottom' and 'You Made Me Love You' for the Odeon label. This is an early Armstrong recording from his prolific early period in the mid-1920s.AI summary
Odeon 279.787 Jazz
Louis Armstrong's 'Big Butter and Egg Man' and 'Sunset Cafe Stomp', recorded for Odeon with catalogue number 279.788 in the 1920s, are among Armstrong's most important early jazz recordings.AI summary
Odeon 279.788 Jazz
Louis Armstrong, the revolutionary jazz trumpeter, recorded the early jazz classics 'Come Back Sweet Papa' and 'Georgia Grind' for Odeon, the German label, possibly an early British pressing.AI summary
Odeon 279.790 Jazz
Louis Armstrong on Odeon 279.827, recording "King of the Zulus" and "Lonesome blues"; Odeon was a major Continental label and UK copies of early Armstrong material remain uncommon.AI summary
Odeon 279.827 Jazz
Louis Armstrong, the revolutionary jazz trumpeter and vocalist, recorded 'Skid dat de dat' and 'Jazz lips' for Odeon; this is an early Armstrong electrical recording from the late 1920s.AI summary
Odeon 279.828 Jazz
Louis Armstrong's early hot jazz sides 'Melancholy Blues' and 'Keyhole Blues' on Odeon, a major international label. These are Armstrong's foundational recordings from the mid-1920s, among the most important jazz recordings of the period.AI summary
Odeon 279.829 Jazz
Nat Gonella, a British trumpet player and jazz entertainer, recorded 'Farewell Blues' and 'St. Louis Blues' for Odeon 221992. Gonella was a prominent figure in British jazz and swing of the 1930s–40s.AI summary
Odeon 221992 Jazz
The Okeh Syncopaters was a jazz group that recorded for Odeon, the German-based label with British distribution. This Odeon A-series side pairs two spoken-word novelty pieces, 'Jokes' and 'Laughing Record', representing the humorous side of 1920s jazz-era material.AI summary
Odeon eonA74361 Jazz
Pasacalle de las Beatas Jazz Band perform 'Sol de Sevilla' on Odeon 139.863/4, a Spanish recording from an uncertain date. This is an obscure jazz band from Spain.AI summary
Odeon 139.863/4 Jazz
Svend Asmussen, a Danish jazz violinist and bandleader, performing two jazz standards on Odeon Records.AI summary
Odeon D398 Jazz
Woody Herman leading a band on Odeon, recorded in the late 1940s or early 1950s—'Noah' and 'I'll Get By' represent the swing and popular music this American bandleader was known for on both sides of the Atlantic.AI summary
Odeon 283.837 Jazz