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Grammoclub ex
Libris The
Jazztone Society (nl) was the jazz mail-order
subscription subsidiary of
Concert Hall Society, Inc.
Jazztone began in
around 1955...
- the
Waldorf Astoria (RCA Victor, 1957) Lena and Ivie with Ivie
Anderson (
Jazztone, 1957) I Feel So
Smoochie (Lion, 1958) Give the Lady What She
Wants (RCA...
- (Decca, 1952-53 [1955]) The Hawk
Returns (Savoy, 1954)
Timeless Jazz (
Jazztone, 1954) also
released as Jazz
Tones (Xanadu, 1954 [1984])
Accent on Tenor...
- (Columbia, 1956)
Fletcher Henderson All Stars/Rex Stewart, The Big
Reunion (
Jazztone, 1958)
Coleman Hawkins,
Things Ain't What They Used to Be (Swingville,...
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Atlantic 1953 The
First Lady of the
Piano Vogue 1953 A
Keyboard History Jazztone 1954 Mary Lou
EmArcy 1959 Messin' 'Round in
Montmartre Storyville 1964...
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recorded in 1957 and
released on the
Jazztone label.
Scott Yanow of
AllMusic states, "a fun and
unusual Jazztone session. Six
distinctive and very different...
- The Count's Men (
Jazztone, 1955) I'm
Still Swinging (RCA Victor, 1956) I Feel Like a
Newman (Storyville, 1956)
Swing Lightly (
Jazztone, 1957) With Sonny...
- led by jazz
trumpeter Joe
Newman and
recorded in 1955 for the mail
order Jazztone label.
Allmusic awarded the
album 3 stars. "The
Sidewalks of New York"...
- (RCA Victor, 1965) –
recorded in 1964 Osie Johnson, Swingin'
Sounds (
Jazztone, 1955) Hank Jones, Groovin' High (Muse, 1978)
Yusef Lateef,
Yusef Lateef's...
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saxophonist Coleman Hawkins which was
recorded in 1954 for the mail
order Jazztone label and
rereleased as Jazz
Tones on
Xanadu Records in 1982. Ken Dryden...
