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4 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s

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Jack Teagarden's Big Eight
1. AThe Big Eight Blues
2. BThe World is Waiting for Sunrise
Jack Teagarden's Big Eight, the New Orleans jazz ensemble featuring the legendary trombonist, recorded for Hot Record Society, a specialist reissue and new recording label of the 1940s.AI summary

HRS 2007 Jazz
JC Higginbotham
1. APenny for your blues
2. BDutch treat
J.C. Higginbotham, a New Orleans-born jazz trombonist, recorded 'Penny for your blues' and 'Dutch treat' for HRS, the US reissue label.AI summary

HRS 1013 Jazz
Pee Wee Russell
1. AZutty's hootie blues
2. BThere'll be some changes made
Pee Wee Russell, influential clarinetist and jazzman, recorded for the American independent label HRS (Hot Record Society) founded by jazz enthusiasts in 1937. His catalogue number 1001 suggests an early HRS pressing, part of a series prized by jazz historians.AI summary

HRS 1001 Jazz
Sandy Williams Big Eight
1. AMountain air
2. BChili con carney
Sandy Williams's Big Eight, a Harlem jazz group, recorded 'Mountain Air' and 'Chili Con Carney' for HRS, a small independent label founded in 1937 to reissue and issue jazz; UK copies of HRS material are extremely uncommon.AI summary

HRS 1007 Jazz