Jazz, Vol. 7: New York 1922-34

New Yorkers were drawn to the dancehalls and grooved to the likes of Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra, The Kentucky Club Orchestra, the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra, the Clarence Williams Blue Five and the Lang-Venuti All Star Orchestra. In New York jazz, the piano became a melodic and harmonic focal point rather than mainly a percussion instrument; Fats Waller and James P. Johnson demonstrate this new style.

Track Listing

101	I Wish I Could Shimmy like My Sister Kate The Cotton Pickers	02:58
102	Original Dixieland One Step Miff Mole and His Little Molers	02:49
103	Mississippi Mud Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra	03:12
104	Makin' Friends The Kentucky Grasshoppers	03:05
105	Basin Street Blues The Louisiana Rhythm Kings	03:20
106	Beale Street Blues Lang-Venuti All Star Orchestra	03:25
107	Junk Man Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra	03:09
201	Papa De-Da-Da Clarence Williams Blue Five	03:08
202	Sugar Foot Stomp (Dippermouth) Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra	02:54
203	The Creeper Duke Ellington and His Kentucky Club Orchestra	02:52
204	Harlem River Quiver Duke Ellington and his Orchestra	02:51
205	You Can't Do What My Last Man Did James P. Johnson	03:15
206	Harlem Fuss Fats Waller and His Buddies	02:43
207	Knockin' a Jug Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra	03:31
208	It Should Be You Henry Allen and His New Yorkers	03:18