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Stomp Your Stuff
Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Stomp Your Stuff; Bucktown Blues; Grace and Beauty; Jimtown Blues; Mill Creek
Shuffle; Honey Babe; San Sue Strut; 29th and Dearborn; Mobile Blues; Dallas
Stomp; Original Chinese Blues; Daddy Do; Café Capers.
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.
House Party
Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else); I Cried for You; Stardust; One by One; Get Out of
Town; Billie's Bounce; Carry Me Back to Old Manhattan.
Cat & The Hounds
Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Panama Limited Blues; Cake Walkin' Babies (From Home); Telephoning Blues;
You've Got Everything a Sweet Mama Needs But Me; Gupsy Blues (Intro.
Serenade Blues); Elevator Papa,Switchboard Mama; West Indies Blues;
Everybody Mess Around; Goin' Crazy With the Blues; Crazy Blues; Carolina
Shout; Sweet Man.
Ragology
Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Wildcat Blues; Slidin’; Dizzy Fingers; The Buffalo Rag; Nola; You and a Canoe;
Blackstick; Ragtime Oriole; Little Bits; Shreveport Stomp; Sweetheart o’ Mine.
Oliver-Smith Incomparables: Stomp Your Stuff
by Pierre Giroux
Many bands play early jazz these days, but few make it sound as if the ink is still wet on the page. The Oliver-Smith Incomparables accomplish exactly that on Stomp Your Stuff, a recording that salutes the musical language of Jelly Roll Morton without ever treating it as a historical artifact. Pianist Andrew Oliver and drummer ...
Oliver-Smith Incomparables: Stomp Your Stuff
by Jack Bowers
Although he was best known as a pianist, the late Jelly Roll Morton was never shy when it came to blowing his own horn. Among Morton's claims was that he had “invented" jazz, an assertion that almost surely stretches the truth but is virtually impossible to disprove. What is known is that Morton was playing a ...
Terry Waldo & The Gotham City Band: Treasury Volume 3
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 ...
Champian Fulton: House Party
by Pierre Giroux
There are evenings when jazz truly finds its footing: social, spontaneous, and unguarded. House Party was recorded live in March 2025 at a producer's home for Turtle Bay Records, capturing one such moment. Pianist-vocalist Champian Fulton, joined by bassist Hide Tanaka and drummer Fukushi Tainaka, along with guest saxophonists Klas Lindquist and Cory Weeds, dispense with ...
Ricky Alexander: Ragology
by Jack Bowers
Ragtime takes its name from the ragged rhythmic patterns created by syncopated melodies played against a regular, steady bass line. The result is a lively and energetic sound that predates traditional jazz and swing. Among ragtime's foremost exponents was Scott Joplin, whose music was reintroduced to the public in 1973 via Paul Newman and Robert Redford's ...
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