Various – Jive At Five (The Style-Makers Of Jazz 1920s-1940s)

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Label:	New World Records – NW 274
Format:	Vinyl , LP, Compilation, Mono
Country:	US
Released:	1976
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Stride

Tracklist

A1	Count Basie Orchestra–	Every Tub Alto Saxophone – Earle Warren Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Jack Washington Bass – Walter Page Drums – Jo Jones Guitar – Freddie Green Piano – Count Basie Tenor Saxophone – Lester Young Trombone – Eddie Durham Trumpet – Harry Edison Written-By – Count Basie Alto Saxophone – Earle Warren Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Jack Washington Bass – Walter Page Drums – Jo Jones Guitar – Freddie Green Piano – Count Basie Tenor Saxophone – Lester Young Trombone – Eddie Durham Trumpet – Harry Edison Written-By – Count Basie
A2	Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers–	Melancholy Banjo – Bud Scott Clarinet – Johnny Dodds Drums – Baby Dodds Piano – Earl "Fatha" Hines* Tenor Saxophone – Barney Bigard Trombone – Gerald Reeves Trumpet – Louis Armstrong Written-By – Walter Melrose Banjo – Bud Scott Clarinet – Johnny Dodds Drums – Baby Dodds Piano – Earl "Fatha" Hines* Tenor Saxophone – Barney Bigard Trombone – Gerald Reeves Trumpet – Louis Armstrong Written-By – Walter Melrose
A3	James P. Johnson*–	What Is This Thing Called Love? Piano – James P. Johnson* Written-By – Cole Porter
A4	Sidney Bechet–	What Is This Thing Called Love? Bass – Wellman Braud Drums – Sidney Catlett Guitar – Everett Barksdale Piano – Willie "The Lion" Smith Soprano Saxophone – Sidney Bechet Trumpet – Charlie Shavers Written-By – Cole Porter Bass – Wellman Braud Drums – Sidney Catlett Guitar – Everett Barksdale Piano – Willie "The Lion" Smith Soprano Saxophone – Sidney Bechet Trumpet – Charlie Shavers Written-By – Cole Porter
A5	Benny Carter And His Orchestra–	Pardon Me, Pretty Baby Arranged By, Trumpet, Alto Saxophone – Benny Carter Bass – Len Harrison Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Williams (18) Drums – Robert Montmarche* Guitar – Ray Webb Piano – Freddy Johnson (5) Tenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins Trombone – George Chisholm Written-By – Vincent Rose Arranged By, Trumpet, Alto Saxophone – Benny Carter Bass – Len Harrison Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Williams (18) Drums – Robert Montmarche* Guitar – Ray Webb Piano – Freddy Johnson (5) Tenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins Trombone – George Chisholm Written-By – Vincent Rose
A6	Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra–	I Know That You Know Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Joe Poston Banjo, Guitar – Bud Scott Clarinet – Jimmie Noone Drums – Johnny Wells Piano – Earl "Fatha" Hines* Written-By – Vincent Youmans Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Joe Poston Banjo, Guitar – Bud Scott Clarinet – Jimmie Noone Drums – Johnny Wells Piano – Earl "Fatha" Hines* Written-By – Vincent Youmans
A7	Benny Goodman Sextet–	I've Found A New Baby Bass – Artie Bernstein Clarinet – Benny Goodman Drums – Jo Jones Guitar – Charlie Christian Piano – Count Basie Tenor Saxophone – Georgie Auld Trumpet – Cootie Williams Written-By – Jack Palmer (4) Bass – Artie Bernstein Clarinet – Benny Goodman Drums – Jo Jones Guitar – Charlie Christian Piano – Count Basie Tenor Saxophone – Georgie Auld Trumpet – Cootie Williams Written-By – Jack Palmer (4)
A8	Coleman Hawkins And His Orchestra–	Body And Soul Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Jackie Fields Bass – William Oscar Smith Drums – Arthur Herbert Piano – Gene Rodgers Tenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins Trombone – Earl Hardy Trumpet – Tommy Linday* Written-By – Robert Sour Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Jackie Fields Bass – William Oscar Smith Drums – Arthur Herbert Piano – Gene Rodgers Tenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins Trombone – Earl Hardy Trumpet – Tommy Linday* Written-By – Robert Sour
B1	Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra–	I Double Dare You Alto Saxophone – Pete Clark (2) Bass – Pops Foster Drums – Paul Barbarin Guitar – Lee Blair Piano – Luis Russell Tenor Saxophone – Bingie Madison Trombone – Wilbur DeParis* Trumpet – Shelton Hemphill Vocals, Trumpet – Louis Armstrong Written-By – Terry Shand Alto Saxophone – Pete Clark (2) Bass – Pops Foster Drums – Paul Barbarin Guitar – Lee Blair Piano – Luis Russell Tenor Saxophone – Bingie Madison Trombone – Wilbur DeParis* Trumpet – Shelton Hemphill Vocals, Trumpet – Louis Armstrong Written-By – Terry Shand
B2	Johnny Hodges And His Orchestra–	ion Flower Alto Saxophone – Johnny Hodges Baritone Saxophone – Harry Carney Bass – Jimmy Blanton Cornet – Ray Nance Drums – Sonny Greer Piano – Duke Ellington Trombone – Lawrence Brown Written-By – Billy Strayhorn Alto Saxophone – Johnny Hodges Baritone Saxophone – Harry Carney Bass – Jimmy Blanton Cornet – Ray Nance Drums – Sonny Greer Piano – Duke Ellington Trombone – Lawrence Brown Written-By – Billy Strayhorn
B3	The Chicago Loopers–	Three Blind Mice Banjo – Eddie Lang Clarinet – Don Murray (2) Cornet – Bix Beiderbecke Drums – Vic Berton Piano – Frank Signorelli Saxophone [C-melody] – Frankie Trumbauer Written-By – Frankie Trumbauer Banjo – Eddie Lang Clarinet – Don Murray (2) Cornet – Bix Beiderbecke Drums – Vic Berton Piano – Frank Signorelli Saxophone [C-melody] – Frankie Trumbauer Written-By – Frankie Trumbauer
B4	Earl "Fatha" Hines*–	Love Me Tonight Piano – Earl "Fatha" Hines* Written-By – Victor Young
B5	The Chocolate Dandies–	Bugle Call Rag Guitar – Benny Jackson Leader, Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Benny Carter Piano, Arranged By – Horace Henderson Tenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins Trombone – Jimmy Harrison Trumpet – Bobby Stark Tuba – John Kirby Written-By – Jack Pettis Guitar – Benny Jackson Leader, Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Benny Carter Piano, Arranged By – Horace Henderson Tenor Saxophone – Coleman Hawkins Trombone – Jimmy Harrison Trumpet – Bobby Stark Tuba – John Kirby Written-By – Jack Pettis
B6	Baby Dodds Trio–	Wolverine Blues Clarinet – Albert Nicholas Drums – Baby Dodds Piano – Don Ewell Written-By – Jelly Roll Morton
B7	Red And Miff's Stompers–	Slippin' Around Banjo – Dick McDonough Clarinet – Fud Livingston Cornet – Red Nichols Drums – Vic Berton Piano – Arthur Schutt Trombone – Miff Mole Tuba – Jack Hansen Written-By – Miff Mole Banjo – Dick McDonough Clarinet – Fud Livingston Cornet – Red Nichols Drums – Vic Berton Piano – Arthur Schutt Trombone – Miff Mole Tuba – Jack Hansen Written-By – Miff Mole
B8	Jimmy Blanton–	Pitter Panther Patter Bass – Jimmy Blanton Piano – Duke Ellington Written-By – Duke Ellington
B9	Count Basie Orchestra–	Jive At Five Baritone Saxophone – Jack Washington Bass – Walter Page Drums – Jo Jones Guitar – Freddie Green Piano – Count Basie Tenor Saxophone – Lester Young Trombone – Eddie Durham Trumpet – Shad Collins Written-By – Harry Edison Baritone Saxophone – Jack Washington Bass – Walter Page Drums – Jo Jones Guitar – Freddie Green Piano – Count Basie Tenor Saxophone – Lester Young Trombone – Eddie Durham Trumpet – Shad Collins Written-By – Harry Edison

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Recorded Anthology Of American Music, Inc.
Copyright © – Recorded Anthology Of American Music, Inc.
Lacquer Cut At – Sterling Sound
Mastered At – Allentown Record Co. Inc.
Pressed By – North American Music Industries

Credits

Cover, Artwork – Abraham Rattner
Cover, Design – Elaine Sherer Cox
Engineer – Jerry Bruck
Liner Notes – Frank Driggs
Producer, Research – Sam Parkins

Notes

Gatefold sleeve with 4 extra pages with notes.

Recording dates & places:
A1: Feb. 16, 1938, in New York, from Count Basie Orchestra - Every Tub / Now Will You Be Good
A2: April 22, 1927, in Chicago, from Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers - Wild Man Blues / Melancholy
A3: Jan. 31, 1930, in New York, from James Price Johnson - Crying For The Carolines / What Is This Thing Called Love?
A4: October 24, 1941, in New York (previously unreleased)
A5: August 18, 1937, in The Hague, Neth., from Benny Carter And His Orchestra - Skip It / Pardon Me, Pretty Baby
A6: May 16, 1928, in Chicago, from Vocalion 1184, or Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra - Apex Blues / I Know That You Know
A7: Jan. 15, 1941, in New York, from Benny Goodman Sextet - Benny Goodman Sextet
A8: October 11, 1939, in New York, from Coleman Hawkins And His Orchestra - Body And Soul / Fine Dinner
B1: Jan. 12, 1938, in Los Angeles, from Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra - I Double Dare You / Satchel Mouth Swing
B2: July 3, 1941, in Hollywood, from Johnny Hodges And His Orchestra - ion Flower / Going Out The Back Way
B3: ~October 20, 1927, in New York, from The Chicago Loopers - Clorinda Take 1 / Three Blind Mice Take 1
B4: July 14, 1942, in New York, from Brunswick #6403
B5: Dec. 3, 1930, in New York, from The Chocolate Dandies - Bugle Call Rag / Dee Blues
B6: Jan. 6, 1946, in New York, from Baby Dodds - A Session With Baby Dodds
B7: October 12, 1927, in New York, from Coon-Sanders Orchestra / Red And Miff's Stompers - Hallucinations / Slippin' Around
B8: October 1, 1940, in Chicago, from Duke Ellington And Jimmy Blanton - Sophisticated Lady / Pitter Panther Patter
B9: Feb. 2, 1939, in New York, from Count Basie Orchestra - Evil Blues / Jive At Five

Runouts are etched except for the "STERLING" stamp.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, variant 1): NWM 274 A ALT [Anvil symbol] STERLING ES\
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, variant 1): NWM 274 A̶ B ALT [Anvil symbol] ES\ STERLING
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, variant 2): NWM 274 A [Anvil symbol] STERLING
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, variant 2): NWM 274 A̶B [Anvil symbol] STERLING