1946.AFRS.16" Transcription Disc.JUBILEE Program #192.COLEMAN HAWKINS. J.A.T.P.

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PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A 16 INCH RECORD AND WILL NOT PLAY ON MOST RECORD PLAYERS WHICH ARE BUILT FOR 12 INCH RECORDS. It is 1 33 1/3 recording with a Part 1 and Part 2 totally 29 minutes. The University Of Colorado, Boulder lists the following information. "Jubilee" was the War Department Service Division (SSD) and Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS) program cataloged as series H-11 by SSD to October 1943 and AFRS thereafter. This was an historic series and the recordings of the series preserved in the Glenn Miller Archive (GMA) collections are an important national treasure. "Jubilee" was conceived and programmed to present African-American artists and their music to the armed forces personnel of the United States and allied nations around the world. During the history of the program, eventually other artists were invited to participate, but "Jubilee" is remembered as a showcase for African-American talent. In additional to big bands, small jazz groups and singers, many talented dramatic and comedic performers appeared on "Jubilee." " "192 AFRS program announcer: Hugh Brundage Master of Ceremonies: Ernest “Bubbles” Whitman Studios: NBC Hollywood Pre-recording dates: April 1946 Date of dubbing: Label information: Notes: Side 1, wax info: HD6-MM-7217-1 01 Introduction theme: & One O‘Clock Jump 01 Oh, Lady Be Good (from Jubilee # 190) 02 My Old Flame 03 Don´t Blame Me - v HH Side 2, wax info: HD6-MM-7218-1 04 Honky Tonk Train Blues 03 Unlucky Woman - v HH 01 Sweet Georgia Brown 01 Signoff & theme: One O‘Clock Jump - 01 Jazz At The Philharmonic All Stars Buck Clayton, trumpet; Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, tenor saxes; Kenny Kersey, piano; Irving Ashby, guitar; Bill Hadnott, string bass; Shadow Wilson, drums. - 02 Buck Clayton Buck Clayton, trumpet soloist, acc. by Kenny Kersey, piano; Bill Hadnott, string bass; Shadow Wilson, drums. - 03 Helen Humes Helen Humes, vocal, acc. by the J.A.T.P. All Stars. - 04 Meade Lux Lewis Meade Lux Lewis, piano soloist, acc. by Bill Hadnott, string bass; Shadow Wilson, drums. NOTE: Whitman and Lewis muse about the fact that Lewis did not appear on Jubilee for about two years."