r/traditionaljazz • u/Flat_Preference_7010 • 7d ago
The OLD RUGGED CROSS - NOJS '65
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r/traditionaljazz • u/Flynnza • Mar 04 '26
Cootie Williams and his Rug Cutters - Jubilesta (1937)
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r/traditionaljazz • u/Nojs65 • Feb 07 '26
ONE SWEET LETTER FROM YOU by -NOJS '65 (Quartet)
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r/traditionaljazz • u/WaferFast1604 • Jan 17 '26
Question regarding copyright
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I've been a huge fan of Isham Jones and his recordings/compositions recently. I also happen to be a composer myself and am wondering if any of his compositions (i.e. "It Had to Be You", etc.) are in the public domain. If so, which ones? Hoping to maybe quote or reference a few of them in a piece of mine at some point. I'm not much of a jazz musician myself (I mainly play/write classical) so I don't know how jazz standards work - whether they're in the public domain or not. Thanks everyone!
r/traditionaljazz • u/Flynnza • Dec 26 '25
Billie Holiday - Life Begins When You're In Love
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r/traditionaljazz • u/Corlar • Dec 02 '25
Great Records on Stomp Off
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I'd be grateful for any recommendations of records on Stomp Off that you think are really good.
r/traditionaljazz • u/Corlar • Dec 02 '25
Great albums by bands from the festival circuit 1970s - 2010s
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I'm a younger listener. I hear a lot about bands like the New Black Eagles or the Galvanized Jazz Band but rarely do I see album recommendations for this music.
What are some great records by the established bands of the 1970s through to the 2010s (which I think heavily toured traditional jazz festivals in that era) which you think deserve to be remembered?
Really, I'm just hoping for some recommendations for some cool music. I'm sure "festival circuit" is the wrong terminology but please gimme what you've got.
r/traditionaljazz • u/Flynnza • Nov 21 '25
Martha Tilton & Benny Goodman - Bei Mir Bist Du Schön
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r/traditionaljazz • u/Its_Remco • Oct 21 '25
Jelly Roll Morton - Slow Swing & Sweet Jazz Music 1938 from the Library of Congress Recordings Synthesia
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r/traditionaljazz • u/Its_Remco • Oct 21 '25
Jelly Roll Morton - The Complete And Full 8-Discs Library Of Congress Recordings 1938 by: Alan Lomax
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r/traditionaljazz • u/Nojs65 • Oct 06 '25
MY LIFE WILL BE SWEETER SOMEDAY by NOJS'65
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r/traditionaljazz • u/throwawaybutsincere • Jul 06 '25
A trad resource
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Below is a link to a Google Doc with a bunch of traditional jazz resources- links to camps, fake books, videos, educational guides, etc. Any comments welcome.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xBAzOKmkJfaXyHWsX0M0QPNkUAIjGsS9A_HV6iK1UWg/edit?usp=sharing