8 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
8 records matching
Two tracks ('Creep' and 'Young Blood') credited to anonymous artists on a label marked only 'dub', with no catalogue number.AI summary
dub Jazz
A dubbing or reissue, apparently of Bayersdorffer material (with notes indicating '24' and '28', possibly recording dates or matrix numbers). The source material appears to be early jazz or blues from the mid-1920s.AI summary
dub Jazz
Bessie Smith, the legendary blues and jazz singer, on a dub pressing bearing catalogue 14273. Smith was among the most important recording artists of the 1920s.AI summary
dub 14273 Jazz
Chicago Footwarmers on a dub (dubbing or test pressing) performing 'Get Me Again' and 'Brush Stomp'. The Chicago Footwarmers were a hot-jazz group of the 1920s; the label information is incomplete.AI summary
dub Jazz
Clarence Williams was an important African American jazz pianist, composer and bandleader who recorded extensively in the 1920s. 'Red River Blues' and 'Shake it down' are jazz recordings from 1928-1929 representing early hot jazz. This dub pressing is unidentified and cataloguing is incomplete.AI summary
dub Jazz
Louis Armstrong on a dubplate pressing, performing "Heebie Jeebies" and "Twelfth Street Rag" — the reference numbers (26, 27) suggest a transcription or test pressing. Dubplates are acetate lacquer originals, not commercial pressings, and extremely fragile.AI summary
dub Jazz
Mick Gill performing 'Milenberg Joys' and 'Careless Love' for 'dub', a label name that remains unidentified and undated.AI summary
dub Jazz
Original Tuxedo Orchestra on a dub label, performing 'Careless Love(25)' and 'Black Rag'. The Original Tuxedo Orchestra was a New Orleans jazz ensemble.AI summary
dub Jazz