9 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
9 records matching
Savoy 901
Boyd Raeburn led an adventurous bebop big band in the 1940s, known for ambitious orchestration and modernism; 'Boyd meets Stravinsky' on Savoy 802 is one of his better-known sides, and Savoy 78s from the bebop era are actively collected.AI summary
Savoy 802 Jazz
Errol Garner was one of the great jazz pianists, celebrated for his unique stride technique, rhythmic drive and harmonic sophistication. His Savoy recordings of the 1940s, such as 'Penthouse Serenade' and 'I Cover the Waterfront', are classics of bebop-era jazz and remain highly prized by collectors.AI summary
Savoy 688 Jazz
The Gospel Clefs with Book of Revelations and Rock Me to Sleep on Savoy 4108.AI summary
Savoy 4108
Joe Marsala, a major American swing clarinet and tenor saxophone player, performing 'Tiger rag' and 'Clarinet marmalade' on Savoy 10-001. Marsala was a New Orleans-style and swing specialist in the 1930s–40s.AI summary
Savoy 10-001 Jazz
Nappy Brown, an American R&B and gospel singer, performs two songs on Savoy 1506: "I'm Getting Lonesome" and "Little by Little," likely from the early 1950s. Savoy was a major New York label with strong UK distribution, and Brown was a significant R&B recording artist of the era.AI summary
Savoy 1506 Jazz
Otis Sampson, credited on this Savoy spiritual release, is not a widely recorded artist; 'Teardrops' and 'I'll search heaven' suggest gospel or soul material.AI summary
Savoy 4064 Voice
Otis Sampson recorded 'Teardrops' and 'I'll search heaven' for Savoy, catalogue 4064, likely from the late 1940s or early 1950s.AI summary
Savoy 4064 Voice
The Roberta Martin Singers, a prominent gospel group, recorded 'That Great Judgement Day' and 'He's All I Need' for Savoy Records, a major American independent label.AI summary
Savoy 4125 Voice