Créditos
- Alto Saxophone
- Chauncey Haughton, Harvey Boone, Ralph Duquesne, Ramon Usera, Rudy Jackson
- Banjo
- Buddy Christian, Frank Ethridge
- Baritone Saxophone
- Ernie Caceres
- Bass
- Edward Coles, Henry Turner, Jimmy Jones, Johnny Williams, Pops Foster, Wellman Braud, Wilson Myers
- Bass Saxophone
- Sidney Bechet
- Clarinet
- Chauncey Haughton, Harvey Boone, James Tolliver, Ralph Duquesne, Ramon Usera, Rudy Jackson, Sidney Bechet
- Compilation Producer
- Michael Brooks
- Cornet
- Louis Armstrong, Muggsy Spanier, Thomas Morris
Empresas
- Manufactured By
- Columbia Records
- Copyright (c)
- Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p)
- Sony Music Entertainment Inc., The Verve Music Group
- Mastered At
- Sony Music Studios, New York City
- Glass Mastered At
- Sony Music, Pitman
Notas da edição
© 2000 Sony Music Entertainment Inc / Compilation ℗ 2000 Sony Music Entertainment Inc / The Verve Music Group, a Division of UMG Recordings Inc. Manufactured by Columbia Records / 550 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10022-3211
Courtesy Credits:
Tracks 5, 7, 11 and 12: Courtesy of, a Division of
Tracks 15 and 19: Courtesy of
Track 16: Courtesy of /
Recording Dates:
1: July 30, 1923
2: October 17, 1924
3: December 17, 1924
4: December 17, 1924
5: April 21, 1931
6: September 15, 1932
7: August 15, 1934
8: April 16, 1937
9: April 16, 1937
10: April 14, 1937
11: February 10, 1938
12: February 10, 1938
13: November 6, 1938
14: November 6, 1938
15: June 8, 1939
16: March 28, 1940
17: June 4, 1940
18: January 8, 1941
19: December 20, 1944
20: July 31, 1947
"The Definitive" readable through front of package in clear jewel case door jamb and printed on the on the booklet's back page
Alongside Columbia & Legacy, logos for 'See It On Public Broadcasting System' and General Motors are on the on rear cover and booklet's back page
Notes:
- Composer credits for "Shag" is disputed, with most sources citing the composer as as opposed to
- Booklet omits performance credit for track #15, which was originally credited to the on
- Track #7, "Polka Dot Rag", entitled "Polka Dot Stomp" in the release booklet. The original Decca 78 (#153 B) was entitled "Polka Dot Rag"
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