Chicago: Okeh, Gennett and the Migration North

King Oliver, Jimmie Noone, Kid Ory and Jelly Roll's Red Hot Peppers followed the rail lines north — and the labels were waiting.

Playlist by @birth_of_jazz

9 tracks, shared on Audicious.

1. King Oliver & Louis Amstrong Record the "Sound that Defined the 1920s" | Gennett Records | WTIU — WTIU & WFIU - Indiana Public Media
2. What Did King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band Sound Like in the Studio? (2017 High School Project) — SemperPhonographCo
3. High Society King Oliver 1923 — erwigfilms
4. King Oliver's Jazz Band (Okeh, October, 1923 Session) — Felipe Alfonso Jazz
5. Jimmie Noone - You Rascal you — nauseata
6. Jimmy Noone - Chicago Rhythm — LOG from Blammo
7. Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band - Shake That Thing — Austin Casey
8. Doctor Jazz - Jelly Roll Morton — Jonathan Holmes
9. Original Jelly Roll Blues - Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers - 1926 — Olmo78Records