Thank-You Gifts

Track list: BOY, "Little Numbers" - Matt Nathanson, "Mission Bells" - Patty Griffin, "Ohio (featuring Robert Plant)" - Jesse Dee, "On My Mind, In My Heart" - Serena Ryder, "Stompa" - Kodaline, "All I Want" - Pacific Air, "Float" - The Delta Saints, "Liar" - Wild Belle, "Keep You" - Max Gomez, "Run From You" - JJ Grey & Mofro, "99 Shades Of Crazy" - Current Swell, "Too Cold" - Tarmac Adam, "You as Me" - San Cisco, "Awkward" - Barenaked Ladies, "Boomerang" - Steve Earle, "Invisible"

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Track List: Ryan Adams, "Lucky Now" - Gary Clark Jr., "Bright Lights" - Heartless Bastards, "Got to Have Rock And Roll" - Bonnie Raitt, "Used to Rule the World" - Dawes, "Time Spent In Los Angeles" - Jonathan Wilson, "Gentle Spirit" - Blitzen Trapper, "Might Find it Cheap" - Feist, "Graveyard" - Ben Howard, "The Wolves" - James Mercer/The Shins, "Simple Song" - Beirut, "East Harlem" - Beach House, "Turtle Island" - Cold Specks, "Black Maps" - Diego Garcia, "You Were Never There" - Michael Kiwanuka, "Tell Me A Tale" - Glen Hansard, "Love Don't Leave Me Waiting" - Imelda May, "Pulling the Rug" - Dr. Dog, "Lonesome" - Brendan Benson, "Keep Me" - Alabama Shakes, "Rise the Sun"

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Track list: Twin Shadow, "5 Seconds" - Beach House, "Turtle Island" - White Rabbits, "Temporary" - Sleeper Agent, "Get It Daddy" - Blitzen Trapper, "Might Find it Cheap" - Man Man, "Life Fantastic" - Beirut, "East Harlem" - Yellow Ostrich, "Marathon Runner" - The Tallest Man on Earth, "1904"

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Track List: 1. Intro 2. Far Americay 3. Tap Er' Light 4. Tell God and the Devil 5. Michael Conway 6. Girls On the Line 7. My Fancy 8. Lay Your Money Down 9. Columbia Gardens 10. Arbor Day 11. Welcome the Unknown 12. And Now a Banjo Moment... 13. High, Wide, and Handsome 14. Labour Song 15. Am I Born to Die? 16. No Forgotten Man

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The track list: 1. That Bran' New Gal O' Mine: Yerkes' Famous Flotilla Orchestra ca. December 1923; 2. Manhattan: Phil Ohman and Victor Arden with Regent Club Orchestra 11 November 1925; 3. How Many Times?: Harold Arlen with Buffalodians July 1926; 4. Song of the Wanderer (Where Shall I Go): Freddie Rose 4 May 1927; 5. Spanish Dream: Jack Pettis and his Pets 3 July 1928; 6. I May Be Wrong, But I Think You're Wonderful: Al Katz and his Orchestra; 7. Singin' in the Rain: Lud Gluskin and his Orchestra c. November 1929; 8. Should I?: Sam Browne with Manhattan Melodymakers 9 May 1930; 9. I've Been So Blue: Gus Deloof and his Racketeers May 1931; 10. Blues in My Heart: Lee Sims September 1931; 11. Sugar: Johnny Davis and his Orchestra October 1931; 12. Dinah: Red (Pepper) Sam 27 October 1931; 13. That's What Heaven Means to Me: Ruth Etting 9 May 1932; 14. My Heart's at Ease: Chick Bullock and his Levee Loungers 26 July 1932; 15. Lonesome Me: Woody Herman with Tom Gerun and his Orchestra 1 August 1932; 16. Minnie the Moocher's Wedding Day: Nina Mae McKinney with Garland Wilson November 1932; 17. Song of the Islands: The Three Keys 16 August 1933; 18. Everything's Fine With Me: Cyril Grantham with Tony Miller and his Band 1 August 1933; 19. Shadows: Dave Rose and his Orchestra 29 September 1933; 20. Puddin' Head Jones: Chick Bullock with Bob Causer and his Cornellians 14 November 1933; 21. For All We Know: Nick Lucas 3 August 1934; 22. Learning: Eddie Stone and his Orchestra 9 October 1934; 23. Washboard Blues: Casper Reardon and his Group 10 May 1937; 24. Subway: Ozzie Nelson and his Orchestra 10 November 1937; 25. Sing (It's Good For You)/Shuffle Off to Buffalo/Great Day: Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra 25 May 1933 Live Broadcast Recording

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The track list: 1. Moxie: Arthur Fields with Harry Raderman's Orchestra 1921 - 2. Tampeekoe: Charlie Skeete and his Orchestra 8 June 1926 - 3. (She Did It Then-She’s Doing It Now. And She’ll Be Doing It for a Long, Long Time: Harry Barris December 1926 - 4. My Heart Stood Still: Golden Gate Orchestra July 1927 - 5. Weary Feet: Jack Richmond March 1928 - 6. Happy Days and Lonely Nights: Smith Ballew with Meyer Davis’ Swanee Syncopators 20 October 1928 - 7. Sophomore Prom: Cliff Edwards 28 May 1929 - 8. Nobody’s Sweetheart: Marion Harris December 1929 - 9. Chinnin’ and Chattin’ With May: Tom Stacks with Frank Auburn Orchestra 10 April 1930 - 10. A Cottage for Sale: Al Shayne 1930 - 11. They Satisfy: Charlie Lawman with Mills Music Masters 21 January 1931 - 12. Walkin’ My Baby Back Home: Scrappy Lambert with Milt Shaw and his Detroiters 13 February 1931 - 13. I Don’t Know Why (I Just Do): Annette Hanshaw 22 September 1931 - 14. I Guess I’ll Have to Change My Plan: Ramona with Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra 16 August 1932 - 15. Ev’ryone Says I Love You: Les Allen with The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra Directed by Henry Hall 20 December 1932 - 16. He’s a Son of the South: Ovie Alston with Claude Hopkins and his Roseland Orchestra 13 January 1933 - 17. Smoke Rings: Harold Arlen with Leo Reisman and his Orchestra 11 July 1933 - 18. Chinatown, My Chinatown: Louis Prima 28 September 1933 - 19. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: Dick Robertson with George Hall and his Orchestra 3 January 1934 - 20. Lovely to Look At: Browning and Starr 1935 - 21. That’s a Plenty: The Harmonettes 19 January 1935 - 22. She’s a Latin from Manhattan: Jimmy Farrell with Johnny Green and his Orchestra 28 March 1935 - 23. Get Out and Get Under the Moon: Regal Jazz Band 1937 Regal 6704 - 24. That’s What I Like About the South: Phil Harris and his Orchestra 31 March 1937 - 25. Doin’ the Derby: Joe Sanders and his Nighthawks Orchestra 14 June 1932 Unissued Private Radio Recording

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1. "Fate," The Scranton Sirens (1923) - 2. "Lovey Came Back," Cliff Edwards (10 December 1923) - 3. "Looking at the World Thru' Rose-Colored Glasses," Arthur Fields with Golden Gate Orchestra (10 August 1926) - 4. "(Make My Cot) Where the Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows," The Cook Sisters (1 October 1927) - 5. "Sorry," Andy Razaf with Henderson's Collegians) - 6. "It's a Precious Little Thing Called Love," Ralph McMann with Jimmy Sauter's Night Owls) - 7. "They All Fall in Love," Will Osborne Orchestra (19 November 1929) - 8. "Tiger Rag," Hotel Pennsylvania Music (15 January 1930) - 9. "(I'd Like To Be) A Bee in Your Boudoir," Charles (Buddy) Rogers (27 February 1930) - 10. "Wabash Blues," Taylor's Dixie Orchestra (23 May 1931) - 11. "All of Me," Scrappy Lambert with Tom Gerun and His Orchestra (8 December 1931) - 12. "Day After Day," J.M. Stewart with Princeton Triangle Club Dance Orchestra (10 December 1931) - 13. "Got the South in My Soul," Singin' Sam (23 April 1932) - 14. "Spring is Here Again," Marion Harris (2 June 1932) - 15. "Banking on the Weather/A Great Big Bunch of You," Audrey Marsh and Sammy Fain with Joe Moss and His Orchestra (15 July 1932) - 16. "In the Dim Dim Dawning," Irene Taylor with Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra (17 November 1932) - 17. "Midnight, the Stars and You," Denny Dennis with Roy Fox and His Band (9 March 1934) - 18. "Lost in a Fog," Gloria Grafton (30 August 1934) - 19. "Blue Moon," Kenneth Sargent with Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra (16 November 1934) - 20. "On the Green," Rube Bloom (18 December 1934) - 21. "Accent on Youth," Dolly Dawn with George Hall and his Hotel Taft Orchestra (14 September 1935) - 22. "A Beautiful Lady in Blue," Al Bowlly with Ray Noble and his Orchestra (9 December 1935) - 23. "Trouble in Mind," Four Southerners (17 March 1937) - 24. "Junk-Man's Blues," Ovie Alston and His Orchestra (14 October, 1938) - 25. "King Porter Stomp," Cab Calloway and His Orchestra (ca. November 1932) Unissued private radio broadcast recording

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1. "I Never Knew," Gene Rodemich and His Orchestra (10/21) Brunswick Test Pressing - 2. "Oh Gee, Georgie," Margaret Young (3/27/24) - 3. "Go, Joe, Joe," Phil Napoleon and His Orchestra (3/31/27) - 4. "Ain't She Sweet?" Dick Robertson and a Piano (4/27) - 5. Westward Bound," Noble Sissle (3/29/28) - 6. "Somebody Stole My Gal," The Whoopee Makers (9/25/28) - 7. "Wishing and Waiting for Love," Belle Mann with Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra (6/6/29) - 8. "It's Unanimous Now," Francis Williams (8/29) - 9. "Keepin' Myself for You," Johnny Morris with Paul Specht Orchestra (1/23/30) - 10. "Why Am I So Romantic?" Scrappy Lambert with Albert Mason's Orchestra (8/8/30) - 11. "At Last I'm Happy," Paul Small with Red and His Big Ten (1/5/31) - 12. "By My Side," Frank Sylvano with Tom Gerun and His Orchestra (2/631) - 13. "Hot Piano Stomp," Henry Lange and His Orchestra (8/18/31) Gennett Test Pressing - 14. "How's Your Uncle?" Chick Bullock with The Troubadors (9/3/31) - 15. "I Need Lovin'," The Rondoliers and Piano Pals (9/23/31) - 16. "All of a Sudden," Kenneth Sargent with Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra (5/10/32) - 17. "Somebody Loses-Somebody Wins," The Three Keys (8/29/32) - 18. "Trouble in Paradise," Elmer Feldkamp with Ed Lloyd and His Orchestra (6/29/33) - 19. "There's a New Day Coming," Sam Browne & Trio with The Midnight Minstrels (7/7/33) - 20. "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love," Bob Crosby with Anson Weeks and His Orchestra (9/14/33) - 21. "Clean as a Whistle," Frank Barton with Tom Coakley and His Orchestra (10/33) - 22. "Mood Indigo," Garland Wilson (12/33) - 23. "And I Still Do," Ruth Bradley with Ina Ray Hutton and Her Melodears (7/19/34) - 24. "There Goes My Attraction," Larry Stewart with Jack Shilkret and His Orchestra (7/31/36) - 25. "Limehouse Blues," "Black Bottom," "Hallelujah," Hal Kemp and His Orchestra RCA Victor Home Recording (11/1/32)

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1. "Ja Da," Arthur Fields (15 November 1918) - 2. "'Tain't Nobody's Business If I Do," Chas. A. Matson's Creole Serenaders (30 March 1923) - 3. "Jig Walk," Ipana Troubabdors (30 October 1925) - 4. "Rhythm Step," Fred Elizalde (August 1927) - 5. "Thou Swell," Trio with Johnny Johnson and His Statler Pennsylvanians (2 December 1927) - 6. "Ready for the River," Pinkey Hunter with Emerson Gill and His Bamboo Garden Orchestra (27 March 1928) - 7. "Angel," Johnny Marvin (18 April 1928) - 8. "As Long As We Are in Love," Billy Murray with Fred Rich and His Orchestra (17 January 1929) - 9. "Something to Live For," Dick Robertson with Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra (28 February 1929) - 10. "Have a Little Faith in Me," Seger Ellis (13 December 1929) - 11. "The Talk of the Town," Dusty Rhodes with Benny Meroff and His Orchestra (January 1930) - 12. "The One I Love Just Can't Be Bothered With Me," Annette Hanshaw (11 March 1930) - 13. "Happy Feet," The Mariners Trio (26 May 1930) - 14. "A Bench in the Park," Al Bowlly and Les Allen with Harry Hudson's Melody Men (September 1930) - 15. "You Try Somebody Else," Kate Smith (28 October 1931) - 16. "Crosby, Columbo and Vallee," Dick Robertson (11 December 1931) - 17. "Please," Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees (27 October 1932) - 18. "Here Lies Love," Jack Plant with Roy Fox and His Band (22 November 1932) - 19. "California (Here I Come)," Claude Hopkins and His Orchestra (13 January 1933) - 20. "Heebie Jeebies," The Three Keys (13 August 1933) - 21. "Get Hot Foot," Hans Bund mit Seimen Tanz-Orchester (18 April 1934) - 22. "What a Difference a Day Made," Elmer Feldkamp with Freddy Martin and His Orchestra (4 October 1934) - 23. "Mystery," Joe Venuti and His Blue Four (20 March 1935) - 24. "Sweet Sue," Don Redman and His Orchestra (28 May 1937 Test Pressing) - 25. "Look Who's Here," Little Jackie Heller with Ben Bernie and His Orchestra (21 January 1933 Unissued private recording)

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1. "Pianoflage," Roy Bargy (8/31/22) - 2. "The Flapper Wife," Arthur Hall with Golden Gate Orchestra (4/22/25) - 3. "I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover," Scrappy Lambert with Al Goering s Collegians (1/28/27) - 4. "I'm Walkin' on Air," Frankie Masters Orchestra (11/23/27) - 5. "A Bag of Blues," Jack Pettis & Pets (7/3/28) - 6. "Baby's Back To-Day," Irene Beasley (The Girl from Dixie) (4/10/29) - 7. "Reaching for Someone," Jack Plant with The Brooklyn Broadcasters (10/29) - 8. "Washin' the Blues from My Soul," Russell Brown Orchestra (5/20/30) - 9. "Smile When the Raindrops Fall," Scrappy Lambert with Adrian Shubert Orchestra (6/20/30) - 10. "I Lost My Gal Again," Tom Stacks with Carolina Club Orchestra (3/6/31) - 11. "Good-Bye Blues," Singin' Sam (6/4/32) - 12. "Was I?," Peggy Hill with Eliot Everett Orchestra (8/4/32) - 13. "I'll Follow You," Red McKenzie with Paul Whiteman Orchestra (9/26/32) - 14. "A Little Street Where Old Friends Meet," Harlan Lattimore with Owen Fallon & Californians (10/20/32) - 15. "Strike Me Pink," Frank Luther with Victor Arden-Phil Ohman Orchestra (10/27/32) - 16. "Ain't Misbehavin'," Ovie Alston with Claude Hopkins Orchestra (3/9/33) - 17. "Stay Out of My Dreams," Ramona & Grand Piano (4/19/33) - 18. "Two Faced Woman," Skinnay Ennis with Hal Kemp Orchestra (5/26/33) - 19. "Buckin' the Wind," Carl Ravazza with Anson Weeks Orchestra (9/14/33) - 20. "Pardon My Southern Accent," Eddie Stone with Isham Jones Orchestra (8/31/34) - 21. "Mandy," Ozzie Nelson Orchestra (11/23/34) - 22. "Dames," Jack Plant with George Scott Wood Orchestra (12/3/34) - 23. "Weary," Barbara Parks with Joe Sanders Orchestra (12/17/35) - 24. "Bagpipe Stomp," Barney Rapp Orchestra (8/25/37) - 25. "Sweet Georgia Brown," Abe Lyman Orchestra (11/10/32 Broadcast)

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Vol. II Track List: 1. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?: Eva Taylor & Clarence Williams (11/25/22); 2. Mamma Goes Where Papa Goes: Arthur Hall & Broadway Music Masters (11/23); 3. Let's Talk About My Sweetie: Charles Kaley & Abe Lyman's California Orchestra (2/1/26); 4. Spring Fever: Rube Bloom (3/31/26); 5. South Wind: Walter Davison's Louisville Loons (4/19/27); 6. Love and Kisses: Paul Whiteman Orchestra (5/13/27); 7. Blue Baby: Kenneth Casey Orchestra (Test Pressing ca. 7/27); 8. Because You Are My Dream Girl: Bob Nolan & Blue Steele Orchestra (2/10/28); 9. I Get the Blues When It Rains: Irving Kaufman & Fred Rich Orchestra (3/29/29); 10. Wasting My Love on You: Annette Hanshaw (10/7/30); 11. Reaching for the Moon: Al Bowlly & Roy Fox Band (3/5/31); 12. Dream a Little Dream of Me: Smith Ballew & Teddy Raph Orchestra (4/6/31); 13. Was That the Human Thing to Do?: Rudy Vallee & Connecticut Yankees (2/32); 14. Play Me a Frigid Air: Sid Peltyn Orchestra (8/4/32); 15. Rise 'n' Shine: Ramona & Paul Whiteman Orchestra (11/25/32); 16. Oh! By Jingo: The Three Keys (4/7/33); 17. Washington Squabble: Claude Hopkins Orchestra (12/11/33); 18. With Every Breath I Take: Connie Boswell & Jimmie Grier Orchestra (12/13/34); 19. Believe It Beloved: Eddie Stone & Isham Jones Orch (12/6/34); 20. I Got Shoes-You Got Shoesies: Cliff Edwards & Four Blackbirds (2/15/35); 21. Tap Room Blues): Joe Venuti & Blue Five (3/20/35); 22. Alone: Eddie Paul Paramount Orchestra (12/5/35); 23. The Panic is On: Mezz Mezzrow Swing Band (3/12/36); 24. Bugle Call Rag: Don Redman Orchestra (9/30/36); 25. BONUS TRACK: Everybody Loves My Baby: Red Nichols Orchestra (Denver Broadcast, 8/4/32)

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Vol. 1 Track List: 1. My Papa Doesn't Two-Time No Time: Don Redman w/Fletcher Henderson Orch (4/16/24)   2. Blues in F: Mound City Blue Blowers (3/25/25)   3. Rosy Cheeks: Scrappy Lambert & Billy Hillpot w/Ben Bernie Orch (4/8/27)   4. Me and My Shadow: Scrappy Lambert (1927)   5. Soliloquy: Don Voorhees Orch (9/6/27)   6. I'm More Than Satisfied: Larry Abbott Orch (11/15/27)   7. Happy Rhythm: Musical Stevedores (1/30/29)   8. Tip Toe Thru the Tulips: Rollickers w/Fred Rich Orch (7/26/29)   9. Blue Again: Marion Harris (12/14/30) 10. Is That Religion?: Cab Calloway Orch (12/23/30 Previously unreleased take)   11. Goin' To Town: Red Nichols (5/19/32)   12. Jig Time: Three Keys (9/8/32)   13. Look What I've Got: Peggy Healy w/Paul Whiteman Orch (4/4/33)   14. Thank Heaven for You: Rudy Vallee (6/20/33)   15. The River's Takin' Care of Me: Pee Wee Hunt w/Casa Loma Orch (6/23/33)   16. Here You Come With Love: Ted Lewis Band (7/28/33)   17. I Never Knew: Chocolate Dandies (10/10/33)   18. St. Louis Blues: Cliff Edwards & Eton Boys (10/19/34)   19. Mellow as a Cello: Joe Venuti & Blue Four (3/20/35)   20. Mary Lou: Mal Hallett Orch (5/9/36)   21. Just One of Those Things: Garland Wilson (9/7/36)   22. Shall We Dance: Paul Whiteman Orch (3/26/37)   23. China Boy: Gene Austin (11/18/37)   24. Adam's Apple: Barney Rapp Orch (8/26/37 Previously unreleased)   25. BONUS TRACK: It Don't Mean a Thing: Roger Wolfe Kahn Orch (11/15/32 Broadcast)

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