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Jazz on recordby Scott YanowIn this comprehensive, 860-page hardcover resource, Scott Yanow traces the history ofjazz through its recordings. More info |
 The Jazz recordby Art Hodes More info |
JazzNorman Granz is my all-time favorite producer of jazz records, ... If that is not forthcoming, the jazz record boom, which already shows signs of waning, ... More info |
The jazz record bookby Charles Edward Smith More info |
Guinness World Records 2001by Mark C. YoungThis includes an estimated 14 million copies of Breathless, the best-selling jazz album of all time. Earliest jazz records The first jazz record to be ... More info |
Jazz 101by John F. SzwedBut the first serious attempt at a comprehensive and critical guide was The Jazz Record Book, produced in the United States by Charles Edward Smith and ...  More info |
 Jazz Record Bookby Charles Edward Smith More info |
Selections from the gutterby Art Hodes More info |
Frommer's New Orleans 2004by Mary HerczogAfter an abortive attempt by Columbia Records, they cut the first jazz record ever, released by Victor Records on February 16, 1917. ... More info |
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Frommer's Chicago 2009by Elizabeth Canning BlackwellJazz Record Mart This is possibly the best jazz record store in the country. For novices, the “Killers Rack” displays albums that the store's owners ... More info |
Encyclopedia of recorded soundby Frank W. HoffmannAVAKIAN, GEORGE (1919) Legendary jazz record producer Avakian was born in Armavir, Russia; his parents were Armenian. Avakian was raised in the US, ... More info |
Essays in legal philosophyby Robert S. Summers2, 1945 Rudi Blesh, "Set My People Free," The Jazz Record, September, 1945 "Bunk Johnson Bringing Band to New York City," Down Beat, September 15, ... More info |
A guide to longplay jazz recordsby Frederic Ramsey2 Monarch 202 ALL STAR JAZZ VOL. 3 ANDRE PREVIN Monarch 203 How High the Moon, ... if any of the above LP's listed could be found in a record store today, ... More info |
The Essential Jazz Records: Ragtime to swingby Max Harrison"This is a very good book which will certainly become one of the essential works of reference for the jazz enthusiast. More info |
The Penguin guide to jazz on CDby Richard CookIt hardly needs saying that it's impossible to include every jazz record from every part of the globe. This was already a big book before we started ... More info |
Jazzby Geoffrey C. WardThis was The Jazz Record Book, published in 1942, which not only was an annotated guide to hundreds of records, from country blues to swing bands, ... More info |
Consumer reportsby Consumers Union of United StatesDistribution and availability have always been serious problems for jazz record collectors. Much of the best music is on obscure labels, put out by minor ... More info |
Jazz records, 1942-1965by Jørgen Grunnet JepsenEach issue contains comprehensive record reviews, essays, biographies, and photographs, besides monthly commentaries on the American and British jazz scenes ... More info |
New Orleans Style and the Writing of American Jazz Historyby Bruce Boyd RaeburnNew Orleans Style tells the tale of the recognition of New Orleans jazz as a discrete style and how that recognition affected the writing of American jazz ... More info |