| Album Title: | Complete 1945-1951 Master Takes Vol. 2 1949-1951 |  |
|---|---|---|
| Albumcode: | BlueMoon CD 1045 | |
| Year: | 1996 | |
| Mediumtype: | ||
| # Tracks: | 24 | |
| Total Time: | 1h09'54" | |
| Relevance: | 0,5 |
| No: | Tracktitle | Date: | Type | Matrix: | Label | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Do your duty | 1949-Sep-08 | MT | W75241-A | Decca 48259 | 3'16" |
| 2 | Gimmie a pigfoot (and a bottle of beer) | 1949-Sep-08 | MT | W75242-A | Decca 24947 | 2'45" |
| 3 | You can't lose a broken heart | 1949-Sep-30 | MT | W75342-A | Decca 24785 | 3'15" |
| 4 | My sweet hunk o'trash | 1949-Sep-30 | MT | WL75343A1 | Decca 24785 | 3'17" |
| 5 | Now or never | 1949-Sep-30 | MT | W75344-A | Decca 24947 | 3'17" |
| 6 | You're my thrill | 1949-Oct-19 | MT | W75421-A | Decca 24796 | 3'25" |
| 7 | Crazy he calls me | 1949-Oct-19 | MT | W75422-A | Decca 24796 | 3'05" |
| 8 | Please tell me now | 1949-Oct-19 | MT | W75423-A | Decca 24857 | 3'14" |
| 9 | Somebody's on my mind | 1949-Oct-19 | MT | W75424-A | Decca 24857 | 2'57" |
| 10 | God bless the child | 1950-Mar-08 | MT | L5416-A | Decca 24972 / AJ504 | 3'10" |
| 11 | This is heaven to me | 1950-Mar-08 | MT | L5417-A | Decca 24972 | 2'51" |
| 12 | Be fair to me baby | 1951-Apr-29 | MT | WOR1681- | Aladdin 3094 / LDB.23 | 2'36" |
| 13 | Rocky mountain blues | 1951-Apr-29 | MT | WOR1682- | Aladdin 3102 / LDB.23 | 3'04" |
| 14 | Blue turning grey over you | 1951-Apr-29 | MT | WOR1683- | Aladdin 3102 / LDB.23 | 2'01" |
| 15 | Detour ahead | 1951-Apr-29 | MT | WOR1684- | Aladdin 3094 / LDB.23 | 3'03" |
| 16 | He's funny that way | (1951-Oct-29?) | LR | - | Dale LP 25 / ESP 3002 / LDB.07 / JUTB 3038 | 3'07" |
| 17 | Lover come back to me | (1951-Oct-28?) | LR | - | Dale LP 25 / Everest FS-265 / LDB.07 / JUTB 3038 | 2'37" |
| 18 | Saddest tale | 1935-Mar-12 | FILM | - | Privateer PRV 102 / MAX MLP 1001 / LDB.01 / JUTB 3035 / Legacy C3K 47724 | 2'52" |
| 19 | Do you know what it means (to miss New Orelans) | 1946-Sep-11 | FILM | TMX27 | GoJ GOJ1025 / LDB.03 / JUTB 3036 | 2'15" |
| 20 | Farewell to storyville | 1946-Sep-11 | FILM | TMX84 | GoJ GOJ1025 / LDB.03 / JUTB 3036 | 3'18" |
| 21 | The blues are brewin' | 1946-Sep-11 | FILM | - | GoJ GOJ1025 / LDB.03 / JUTB 3036 | 3'51" |
| 22 | Do you know what it means (to miss New Orelans) | 1946-Sep-11 | FILM | TMX42 | GoJ GOJ1025 / LDB.03 / JUTB 3036 | 1'53" |
| 23 | God bless the child | 1950-Aug-19 | FILM | GoJ 1001 | GoJ 1001 / LDB.07 / JUTB 3038 | 2'28" |
| 24 | Now or never | 1950-Aug-19 | FILM | GoJ 1001 | GoJ 1001 / LDB.07 / JUTB 3038 | 2'17" |
| # | Coverage | Session | Location | Band |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | 33 | 1935-Mar-12 | Paramount Film Studios (Astoria, Long Island, New York), Film 'Symphony in Black: A Rhapsody of Negro Life' | Duke Ellington and his Orchestra |
| 77 | 50 | 1946-Sep-11 | Los Angeles, Culver City, Hal Roach Studios | New Orleans Film Pre-Production Recordings |
| 98 | 100 | 1949-Sep-08 | New York City, 50 West 57th Street, Decca Studio's | Sy Oliver and his Orchestra |
| 100 | 75 | 1949-Sep-30 | New York City, 50 West 57th Street, Decca Studio's | Louis Armstrong and Sy Oliver Orchestra |
| 101 | 100 | 1949-Oct-19 | New York City, 50 West 57th Street, Decca Studio's | Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra |
| 102 | 100 | 1950-Mar-08 | Hollywood, 5505 Melrose Avenue | Billie Holiday and her Orchestra |
| 105 | 66 | 1950-Aug-19 | Hollywood (Part of short film which highlighted Count Basie and the child pianist/entertainer 'Sugar Chile' Robinson.) | Count Basie and his Sextet |
| 107 | 100 | 1951-Apr-29 | New York City | Lady Day with Tiny Grimes Sextet |
| 108 | 12 | 1951-Oct-28 | Boston, Storyville Club, Copley Square Hotel | Storyville Club, Boston |
| 109 | 33 | 1951-Oct-29 | Boston, Storyville Club, Copley Square Hotel | Storyville Club, Boston |
| 184 | 100 | 1946-Sep-11 | Los Angeles, Culver City, Hal Roach Studios | Louis Armstrong and his Band |
| 185 | 50 | 1946-Sep-11 | Los Angeles, Culver City, Hal Roach Studios | Louis Armstrong and his Band |
| 186 | 50 | 1946-Sep-11 | Los Angeles, Culver City, Hal Roach Studios | Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra |
