Jelly Roll Morton - The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord - Vol. I (Jazz Started In New Orleans) FLAC

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Credits

• Cover – Jimmy Ernst
• Edited By – Harriet Janis
• Liner Notes [Uncredited] – Rudi Blesh
• Recorded By [Uncredited] – Alan Lomax

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First catalogue number on rear sleeve ,

One of the largest and most celebrated record sets ever issued. From the Library of Congress Archives, this is the 1st record of 12 albums issued exclusively by Circle Records in 1947, under arrangement with the estate of Ferdinand Joseph Morton on May, 1938.
Pressed on super heavy platter, flat edge vinyl, deep grooved labels.

© 1950 by Circle Sound

Companies

• Record Company – Circle Sound Inc., N.Y.
• Copyright (c) – Circle Sound Inc., N.Y.

Album

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