Research Catalog

Title

The rise and fall of Paramount. Vol. two, 1928-32.

Publication

• Nashville, Tennesee : Third Man Records ; Austin Texas : Revenant Records, [2014]
• ©2014

Supplementary Content

Complete contents from Discogs

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Details

Additional Authors

• Tuuk, Alex van der
• White, Jack, 1975-
• Blackwood, Dean
• New York Recording Laboratories.
• Paramount (Sound recording label)

Description

6 audio discs : analog, mono; 12 in. +

Alternative Title

• Rise & fall. Two, 1928-32
• Rise and fall of Paramount. Vol. 2
• Paramount. No. 2
• Paramount : the rise & fall. Vol. two, 1928-1932
• Rise & fall of Paramount. Volume two, (1928-32)
• Cabinet of wonder.
• Jobber-luxe.
• Field manual : Paramount Records & associated labels (1928-32).

Subject

• New York Recording Laboratories > Discography
• Paramount (Sound recording label) > Discography
• New York Recording Laboratories
• Paramount (Sound recording label)
• To 1940
• Jazz > 1921-1930
• Blues (Music) > To 1931
• Jazz > 1931-1940
• Blues (Music) > 1931-1940
• Blues (Music) > Discography
• Jazz > Discography
• Sound recording industry > Wisconsin
• Record labels > Wisconsin
• Sound recordings > United States > Catalogs
• Blues (Music)
• Jazz
• Record labels
• Sound recording industry
• Sound recordings
• United States
• Wisconsin

Genre/Form

• Jazz.
• Blues (Music)
• Catalogs.
• Discographies.

Note

• Blues and jazz music.
• Title from hardcover book title page.
• Housed in a metal box (Cabinet of wonder).
• Sound discs contain selections from Paramount's catalog.
• USB flash drive (The jobber-luxe) contains 800 remastered tracks from Paramount's catalog and 91 Paramount advertisements from the Chicago Defender.
• Hardcover book by Alex van der Tuuk with narrative by Scott Blackwood and illustrations and hand-lettering by Katie Deedy.
• Softcover book titled: Field manual : Paramount Records & associated labels (1928-32). Contains notes on and discographies of Paramount artists.
• Folded sheets comprise three advertising posters and three catalogs of recordings.
• Complete track listing (LPs and USB drive) available as PDF on the publisher's Web site.

Credits (note)

• Producers, Alex van der Tuuk, Jack White, Dean Blackwood.

Language (note)

• Sung in English.

Contents

• LP1, Side 1. I'm so glad (Skip James) ; Knocking down Casey Jones (Wilmer Watts and the Lonely Eagles) ; Please baby (Mississippi Sheiks) ; Clanka a lanka (Sleep on mother) (Famous Blue Jay Singers of Birmingham) ; I'm goin' home (Charley Patton) ; Five o'clock stomp (Dixie Four) ; Tired of being mistreated, part I (Clifford Gibson) -- Side 2. Tim Brook (Carver Boys) ; Jab blues ("Jabo" Williams) ; Motherless child blues (Elvie Thomas) ; Tear it down (Bob Coleman) ; Easy rider blues (Soileau and Robin) ; San (Tub Jug Washboard Band) ; St. Louis daddy (Bessie Mae Smith and Wesley Wallace).
• LP2, Side 3. Rolling log blues (Lottie Kimbrough) ; Chimes blues (George Hamilton aka Cow Cow Davenport) ; West Virginia blues (Edward Thompson [Tenderfoot Edwards]) ; Wasn't that a mighty day (Biddleville Quintette) ; Hastings St. (Blind Blake, Charlie Spand) ; Reuben oh Reuben (Emry Arthur) ; Special rider blues (Skip James) -- Side 4. Mammy's lullaby (Ollie Hess) ; The gone dead train (King Solomon Hill) ; Take your burdens to the Lord (Blind Arthur Groom and Bro. [Blind Roosevelt Graves]) ; Louisiana glide (Blind Leroy Garnett) ; Rounders lament (Winston Holmes and Charlie Turner) ; M & O blues (Willie Brown) ; Oh what is the matter now (Norfolk Jazz Quartette).
• LP3, Side 5. Gamblers blues (St. James Infirmary blues) (the Hokum Boys) ; High water everywhere, part I (Charley Patton) ; South African blues (Windy Rhythm Kings) ; A railroader lover for me (Emry Arthur and Della Hatfield) ; Lonesome swamp rattlesnake (Jaydee Short) ; Frisco bound (James [Boodle-It] Wiggins) ; Big bed bug (Tommy Settlers [Settles] and his Blues Moaners) ; Down on my bended knee (King Solomon Hill) -- Side 6. Adam and Eve in the garden (Bogus Ben Covington) ; Walkin' blues (Son House) ; Fire detective blues (Dobby Bragg [Roosevelt Sykes]) Hard time killin' floor blues (Skip James) ; Wasn't it sad about Lemon (Walter and Byrd) ; Cold woman blues (Blind Joe Reynolds) ; Sleepy desert (Wilmer Watts and the Lonely Eagles) ; Last kind words blues (Geeshie Wiley).
• LP4, Side 7. Fare thee well, part II (Johnnie Head) ; Wicked treatin' blues (Slim Barton & Eddie Mapp) ; Stone Mountain wobble (B.L. Pritchard & Scottdale String Band) ; Black eye blues (Ma Rainey) ; Lawdy lawdy worried blues (Teddy Darby) ; Vicksburg (Little Brother Montgomery) ; Jim Lee Blues, part I (Charley Patton) -- Side 8. When the saints go marching in (Blind Willie Davis) ; Long, deep and wide (Clarence Williams & his orchestra) ; Mississippi jail house groan (Rube Lacy) ; Keep a knockin' an you can't get in ([James] "Boodle-It" Wiggins) ; Dry spell blues, part I (Son House) ; If you haven't any hay get on down the road (Skip James) ; Tell me to do right (the Mississippi Sheiks) ; Prayer of death, part II (Elder J.J. Hadley [Charley Patton]).
• LP5, Side 9. I declare my mother ought to live right (Famous Blue Jay Singers of Birmingham) ; Woman woman blues (Ishman Bracey) ; 'Cause I feel low down (Clarence Black and his Savoy Trio) ; Diddie wa diddie (Blind Blake) ; Troubled 'bout my soul (Frank Palmes) ; Rattlesnake blues (Charley Patton) ; Only the blues (the Hokum Boys) ; He done what the world couldn't do (Blind Joe Taggart) -- Side 10. The new stop and listen (the Mississippi Sheiks) ; A sermon on a silver dollar (Brother Fullbosom) ; Nehi blues (Blind Joe Reynolds) ; One way gal (Bill Moore) ; Devil got my woman (Skip James) ; By the moon and stars (Louise Johnson) ; Tom cat blues ("Mr. Freddie" Spruell).
• LP6, Side 11. My black mama, part II (Son House) ; God's getting worried (Virginia Dandies) ; I wish I had died in Egyptland, part I (Jesse Johnson and his singers) ; Pick poor Robin clean (Geeshie Wiley) ; See that my grave is kept clean (Blind Lemon Jefferson) ; The escaped convict (George "Bullet" Williams) ; Lonesome home blues (Tommy Johnson) -- Side 12. Black and tan fantasy (Mandel Terry and orchestra [Isa Foster]) ; Good cocaine (Mama don't allow it) (Kentucky Ramblers) ; In that pearly white city above (Blind Joel Taggart) ; A rag blues (Walter Hawkins) ; Farewell baby blues (Bessie Mae Smith) ; I believe I'll go back home (Blind Willie Davis) ; Going away blues (Lottie Kimbrough).

Call Number

*LZR 76575

LCCN

• 00630814021610
• 630814021610
• 6265588

OCLC

900610544

Title

The rise and fall of Paramount. Vol. two, 1928-32.

Publisher

Nashville, Tennesee : Third Man Records ; Austin Texas : Revenant Records, [2014]

Copyright Date

©2014

Type of Content

performed music

still image

text

Type of Medium

audio

computer

unmediated

Type of Carrier

audio disc

computer chip cartridge

volume

Physical Medium

Vinyl LP 12 in.

USB flash drive 6 cm

Digital File Characteristics

audio file image file text file

MP3 JPEG HTML

Credits

Producers, Alex van der Tuuk, Jack White, Dean Blackwood.

Performer

Various performers.

Language

Sung in English.

Connect to:

Complete contents from Discogs

Chronological Term

To 1940

Added Author

Tuuk, Alex van der, author, producer.

White, Jack, 1975- producer.

Blackwood, Dean, producer.

New York Recording Laboratories.

Paramount (Sound recording label)

Spine Title

Rise & fall. Two, 1928-32

Cover Title

Paramount. No. 2

Added Title

Cabinet of wonder.

Jobber-luxe.

Field manual : Paramount Records & associated labels (1928-32).

Other Standard Identifier

00630814021610 gtin-14

630814021610

6265588 discogs

Publisher No.

FM 21-102 Third Man Records (manual)

204-1--204-12 Third Man Records (discs)

TMR204 Third Man Records

Research Call Number

*LZZ 23-3374