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1. “Ya Asmar Ya Habib (Kahraman)”, unknown, – Sun Record.

2. “Aye Wa Kael”, I.K. Dairo & his Blue Spots – Decca.

3. “You Shall”, Beale Street Sheiks – Paramount. 1927

4. “Meia Noite” J.B. De Carvalho – Todamerica 50’s

5. “Cool Blues”, Charlie Parker – Esquire 1947 GC

6. “Just Make Love To Me”, Muddy Waters Chess GC

7. “Fulani Madam” Yusufu Sarkin Goge – Tabansi Records

8. “Death’s Black Train is coming”, Rev. J.M. Gates – Columbia 1926 (incomplete)

9. “Shave ‘Em Dry” Bessie Jackson (Luccile Bogan)- Melotone

10. “Shave ‘m Dry” (unauthorised version), Lucille Bogan – Not on Label

11. “Panama”, Orquestra Ecos – Echos

12. “Yoka Mwanga”, Paul Mwanga – Ngoma 1965

– Chris from Watford –

13. “Cake Walking Babies Back Home” Red Onion Jazz Babies – AFCDJ, 1924

14. “It Hurts So Good”, Henry Brown – Jazz Collector. 1929

15. “Chant of the Jungle” No artist – from the 1920 film The Untamed. Dominion Records. 1928.

16. “St Louis Blues” Papa Laines Children Oriole

17. “Cain’t No Grave Hold My Body Down” – Sister Rosetta Tharpe – Mercury 1956

18. “Bim Bom”, Joao Gilberto, Odeon 1958

19. “Pearly Lee”, Big Boy Crudup.- RCA Victor

20. “Los Bobby Soxers”, La Sobadora – Zeida

21. “Fancy Dan”, Duke Ellington – Columbia 1951

22. “Cajuiro Abalou”, Genival Lacerda – Mocambo

23. “Jole Blon”, Harry Choates – Starday

24. “You Got to Move pt1”, Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe – Decca 1934

25. “Evil Woman Blues”, The Mississippi Mudder (“Kansas Joe” McCoy) – Decca 1941

26. “Night and Day”, Stephane Grapelli & Django Reinhardt, Decca 1948

27. ”Porta Bandeira”, Emilinha Borba – Continental

28. “Yardbird Suite”, Charlie Parker – Dial 1946

29. “Two Bass Hit” Dizzy Gillespie – 1947 RCA Victor

30. “Evonce”, Thelonius Monk – Blue Note 1948

31. “Yo Muasi Wa Ngai”, Omar Philippe & Wendo – Ngoma

32. Mado Tika Navanda Na Mawa Na Ngai”, Desholey & son Dynamic Jazz – Ngoma

33. “Beams of Heaven”, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Marie Knight – Brunswick

34. “Cuatro Pachanga”, Kike e su Charanga, Zeida

35. “You’ve got bad intentions”, Bobby Blue Bland – Duke 1956

36. “The Pearls”, Mary-Lou Williams, Brunswick 1940