In Chronological Order 1924-1931

Artists

Album Info

Release Date: 1994

Label: RST Records

Recording date, location, matrix, catalog number:
1. April 1924, Chicago, 1750-, Paramount 12207
2. April 1924, Chicago, 1751-, Paramount 12207
3. June 1925, Chicago, 2201-1, Paramount 12304
4. June 1925, Chicago, 2202-1, Paramount 12304
5. January 1926, Chicago, 2415-1, Paramount 12351
6. January 1926, Chicago, 2418-1, Paramount 12345
7. January 1926, Chicago, 2420-, Paramount 12346
8. March 1926, Chicago, 2467-1, Paramount 12345
9. circa May 1926, Chicago, 1025, Paramount 12370
10.circa May 1926, Chicago, 1026, Paramount 12370
11. circa July 25, 1926, Chicago, 2601-2, Herwin 92019
12. circa February 1928, Chicago, 20377-2, Paramount 12649
13. circa February 1928, Chicago, 20384-1, Paramount 12649
14. March 28, 1928, Chicago, 13609, Champion 15489
15. March 30, 1928, Chicago, C-1830; E-7258, Vocalion 1181
16. March 30, 1928, Chicago, C-1831; E-7259, Vocalion 1181
17. October 9, 1928, Chicago, C-2421-B, Vocalion 1218
18. October 9, 1928, Chicago, C-2422-A, Vocalion 1237
19. April 25, 1929, Chicago, C-3364, Vocalion 1280
20. April 25, 1929, Chicago, C-3365, Vocalion 1280
21. March 20, 1931, Richmond, Indiana, 17636-B, Champion 16451
22. March 20, 1931, Richmond, Indiana, 17637-C, Champion 16451

This CD gathers Jimmy Blythe pieces not on other CD releases. From the booklet: Blythe's State Street Ramblers are on State Street Ramblers - Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order Volume 1 (1927 - 1931) and State Street Ramblers - Volume 2 - Memphis Nighthawks - Chicago Rhythm Kings Featuring Roy Palmer - Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order (1931-1936). His duets with Lonnie Johnson are available on Lonnie Johnson - Complete Recorded Works 1925-1932 In Chronological Order Volume 3 (3 October 1927 To 21 February 1928); all Blythe recordings with Johnny Dodds have been reissued on Classics (Johnny Dodds - 1926 & Johnny Dodds - 1927-1928) and Affinity (Johnny Dodds - 1926-1940, Part One), and are therefore not included here. For piano duets with Buddy Burton see W.E. Burton, Ed Hudson - Chicago Southside - Blues & Jazz (1928-1936) In Chronological Order.