Mary Lou Williams - 1927-1940 Album

Tracklist

1	–Mary Lou Williams	Mr. Freddie's Blues Written-By – Shayne	2:38
2	–Mary Lou Williams	Mary's Special Written-By – Williams	2:45
3	–Mary Lou Williams	Drag 'Em Written-By – Williams	2:09
4	–Six Men And A Girl	Scratchin' The Gravel Written-By – Williams	2:15
5	–Mary Lou Williams	Corny Rhythm Written-By – Williams	2:19
6	–Six Men And A Girl	Mary Lou Williams' Blues Written-By – Williams	2:53
7	–Mary Lou Williams And Her Kansas City Seven	Baby Dear Written-By – Moten, Hayes	3:05
8	–Mary Lou Williams And Her Kansas City Seven	Harmony Blues Written-By – Moten	3:04
9	–Mary Lou Williams	Overhand Written-By – Williams	2:26
10	–Mary Lou Williams	Little Joe From Chicago Written-By – Wells, Williams	2:41
11	–Mary Lou Williams	Sweet (Patootie) Patunia Written-By – Williams, Rogan, Alexander	2:35
12	–John Williams' Synco Jazzers	Goose Grease Written-By – Unknown Artist	2:49
13	–Mary Lou Williams	The Pearls Written-By – Morton	2:47
14	–John Williams' Synco Jazzers	Pee Wee Blues Written-By – Unknown Artist	2:09
15	–Mary Lou Williams	Isabelle Written-By – Williams	2:49
16	–Jeanette's Synco Jazzers	Midnight Stomp Written-By – Williams	2:46
17	–Jeanette's Synco Jazzers	The Bumps Written-By – Williams	2:49
18	–John Williams' Synco Jazzers	Now Cut Loose Written-By – Unknown Artist	2:20
19	–Six Men And A Girl	Tea For Two Written-By – Caesar, Youmans	2:54
20	–Mary Lou Williams	The Rocks Written-By – Burley	2:42
21	–Mary Lou Williams	Swingin' For Joy Written-By – Williams	3:09
22	–Mary Lou Williams	Night Life Written-By – Williams	2:15
23	–Six Men And A Girl	Zonky Written-By – Razaf, Waller	2:41
24	–Mary Lou Williams	Clean Pickin' Written-By – Williams	3:03
25	–John Williams' Synco Jazzers	Down In Gallion Written-By – Unknown Artist	2:48

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Mary Lou Williams	In Chronology - 1927-1940 ‎(25xFile, MP3, Comp, 320)	Complete Jazz Series	none	2009

Credits

• Alto Saxophone, Bass Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – John Williams (tracks: 1 to 6)
• Banjo – Joe Williams (tracks: 1 to 6)
• Bass – Booker Collins (tracks: 9 to 18, 20 to 25)
• Celesta – Mary Lou Williams (tracks: 14)
• Clarinet – Edward Inge (tracks: 20 to 23)
• Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Earl "Buddy" Miller (tracks: 20 to 23)
• Drums – Ben Thigpen (tracks: 9 to 18, 20 to 25), Robert Price (tracks: 1 to 6)
• Electric Guitar – Floyd Smith (tracks: 20 to 23)
• Guitar [?] – Ted Robinson (tracks: 14)
• Liner Notes – Anatol Schenker
• Piano – Mary Lou Williams
• Tenor Saxophone – Dick Wilson (tracks: 20 to 25)
• Trombone – Bradley Bullett (tracks: 1 to 6), Ted Donnelly (tracks: 20 to 23)
• Trumpet – Earl Thompson (tracks: 20 to 23), Harold Baker (tracks: 20 to 23), Henry McCord (tracks: 1 to 6)

Notes

Misspelt 'The Chronogical Classics' on the front.

Recording locations and dates:
1: Chicago, c. January 1927
2: Chicago, c. January 1927
3: Chicago, February 1927
4: Chicago, February 1927
5: Chicago, c. March 7, 1927
6: Chicago, c. March 7, 1927
7: Chicago, c. April 24, 1930
8: Chicago, c. April 24, 1930
9: New York, March 7, 1936
10: New York, March 7, 1936
11: New York, March 7, 1936
12: New York, March 11, 1936
13: New York, March 11, 1936
14: New York, April 9, 1936
15: New York, September 14, 1938
16: New York, September 14, 1938
17: New York, September 14, 1938
18: New York, September 14, 1938
19: New York, October 12, 1939
20: New York, January 26, 1940
21: New York, January 26, 1940
22: New York, January 26, 1940
23: New York, January 26, 1940
24: New York, November 18, 1940
25: New York, November 18, 1940

Barcodes

• Barcode: 3307517063021
• Barcode (Text): 3 307517 063021
• Rights Society: STEMRA
• SPARS Code: AAD
• Matrix / Runout: CLASSICS 630 03 @@
• Mould SID Code: ifpi 5710

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Classics Records

Short intro

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