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Under The Midnight Moon

By Miss Maybell

Label: Rivermont Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Georgia Lee; Tennessee; Unknown Blues; New York, I'm All For You; Sun Ray; Domino Rag; Sadie, The Princess of Tenement Row; Do It The Right Way; Non-stop Lovin' Man; Plain Country Rose; Saturday Night in New Orleans; If I Ever Get Back to Cincinnati; Under The Midnight Moon; That Hesitating Rag; Bye-Bye, My Babykins, Bye-Bye

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Treasury Volume 3

By Terry Waldo & The Gotham City Band

Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Minnie the Mermaid; Canal Street Blues; Alice Blue Gown; Take Me Back; Frog-i-More Rag; Mabel’s Dream; Kansas City Stomp; Louisiana Fairy Tale; Buddy’s Habits; Memphis Blues; Black Bottom Stomp.

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Terry Waldo & The Gotham City Band: Treasury Volume 3

Read "Treasury Volume 3" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

When it comes to ragtime jazz, pianist, historian, author, and cultural preservationist Terry Waldo literally wrote the book. Said book is This Is Ragtime (Jazz at Lincoln Center, Inc., 1976), widely regarded as the most thorough and authoritative guide to one of modern jazz's early precursors. Treasury, Volume 3 is the last in a trilogy of ...

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Live at Birdland

By Conal Fowkes

Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Introduction; Flee as a Bird/Oh, Didn’t He Ramble; Here Comes the Hot Tamale Man; Dallas Blues; Ace in the Hole; Shreveport Stomp; Say “Si Si”; High Society; When I Leave the World Behind.

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Treasury, Volume 2

By Terry Waldo

Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Guess Who’s in Town; Snake Rag; Wabash Blues; Muscle Shoals; Smiles; Get Out and Get Under the Moon; The Smiler; Sweet Sue; Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down; Original Rags; Viper Mad.

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High Society New Orleans Jazz Band: Live at Birdland

Read "Live at Birdland" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

Long before Bird (Charlie Parker), Diz (Dizzy Gillespie), Prez (Lester Young), the Count (Count Basie) or the Duke (Duke Ellington) raised their voices, jazz was being performed, for audiences large and small, in New Orleans and other cities and towns along the Mississippi River and elsewhere, lending those yet to come the bedrock from ...

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Terry Waldo & the Gotham City Band: Treasury, Volume 2

Read "Treasury, Volume 2" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

Like any other handiwork you can name, contemporary jazz did not emerge from a vacuum. It sprang forth from a variety of sources, including but not limited to bebop, cool jazz, swing, trad jazz (Dixieland), blues, stride and perhaps the granddaddy of them all, ragtime. Yes, ragtime. Before there was King Oliver or Louis Armstrong, Duke ...

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Terry Waldo: Treasury Volume 1

Read "Treasury Volume 1" reviewed by Nicholas F. Mondello

by Nicholas F. Mondello

Simply stated, and without hyperbole, Terry Waldo is an American musical treasure. He's also a treasure purveyor. A protégé of and mentored by Eubie Blake, Waldo is a player, composer, arranger, author, podcaster, theatrical director, and the noted oracle for ragtime and early American popular music. With Treasury Volume 1 (the first of a three-volume set), ...

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Terry Waldo & the Gotham City Band: Treasury Volume 1

Read "Treasury Volume 1" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

Pianist Terry Waldo isn't stuck in the past; he revels in it, as do his eager teammates on Treasury, Vol. 1--the first of three such discourses, according to the album's liner notes--recorded not in jazz's primal era but in May and June 2022 (save for “After You've Gone," recorded in October 2018 with the splendid guest ...


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