A History of Jazz: The New York Scene

The New York Scene revels in the Big Apple as a multifaceted hotbed of jazz from its early days in the 1910s to the birth of bop in the 1940s, and presents the city as a "developer and gatherer" of exciting musical talent and diversity.

Track Listing

101	Too Much Mustard Europe's Society Orchestra	03:53
102	Sensation Rag Original Dixieland Jazz Band	02:54
103	Crazy Blues Mamie Smith accompanied by Perry Bradford's Jazz Hounds	03:25
104	Sugar Foot Stomp Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra	02:52
105	Log Cabin Blues Clarence Williams' Washboard Five	03:10
106	Boy in the Boat Charlie Johnson's Paradise Orchestra	03:43
107	Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble Miff Mole's Little Molers	03:00
201	Thou Swell Louisiana Sugar Babes	03:00
202	Harlem River Quiver Duke Ellington and his Orchestra	02:50
203	Ozark Mountain Blues The Missourians	03:02
204	Keep That Hi-De-Hi in Your Soul Cab Calloway and his Orchestra	02:56
205	Jaznochracy Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra	02:43
206	Flyin' Hawk Coleman Hawkins Quartet	02:49
207	Groovin' High Dizzy Gillespie and his Sextet	02:42