78 RPM - Muddy Waters - Honey Bee / Too Young To Know - Jazz Selection - France

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Muddy Waters
Label:	Jazz Selection
Country:	France
Catalogue:	J.S.783
Date:	1952
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Muddy Waters	Honey Bee	Waters	10.0 Rate
B	Muddy Waters	Too Young To Know	Waters	10.0 Rate

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i alway's tought this was a vogue relelease
am i right ? is it Jazz Selection ? must be
A: Honey bee
B: Too young to Know
Engish version Vogue V 2372

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LouisSidney 29th Jan 2013		They were sold in regular stores.



KeithS SUBS 29th Jan 2013		These are also around with identical labels with "made in Sweden" so they must have been available other European Countries..Were they mail-order????



Joehilllouis SUBS 29th Jan 2013		Thanks That’s what this site is all about Now we can finally determine a lot off records in this “Jazz Selection” series



LouisSidney 28th Jan 2013		@joehilllouis: I have a Jazz Selection catalogue supplement dated March-April 1952. JS.782 (Duke Ellington) is listed, as well as JS.800 (Sidney Bechet) which is the highest cat# included. So is JS.751 by Muddy Waters. Therefore, it seems reasonable to believe that JS.783 (recorded in 1951, as you said) was released in France in 1952.



Joehilllouis SUBS 28th Jan 2013		About the release dates here is the info i got, I hope its of some use. American Chess releases Rollin' Stone / Walkin’ Blues Chess 1426 / 1950 Long Distance Call / Too Young to Know Chess 1452 / 1951 Appealing Blues(Hello little Girl)/ Honey Bee Chess 1468 / 1951 Looks like the European sides got mixed up! UK Rollin' Stone Blues / Walkin' Blues Vogue UK / V2101 1953 Long Distance Call / Hello Little Girl (Aka Appealing Blues) Vogue UK / V2273 1954 Honey Bee / Too Young To Know Vogue UK / V 2372 1955 Source Record Collector Guide 1997/98 and Muddy Waters - The Mojo man – Sandra B. Tooze France Rollin' Stone Blues / Walkin' Blues Jazz Selection / J.S.751 / 1953? Honey Bee / Too Young To Know Jazz Selection / J.S.783 / 1955 Source - Muddy Waters - The Mojo man – Sandra B. Tooze



KeithS SUBS 28th Jan 2013		"On June 3, 1950, Leonard and Phil Chess, now the sole owners of Aristocrat Recording Corporation, changed the name of the label to Chess" These seem to be Aristocrat masters "Of the first 8 releases on the new label (Chess 1425 through 1432), 6 used material recorded in June 1950 or earlier; they mark a transitional phase from Aristocrat to Chess. During the new label's first two years, its proprietors dipped continually, but not very systematically, into the Aristocrat archives. Meanwhile, the Aristocrat records that they had in stock kept on being distributed until January 13, 1951, when the old label was officially discontinued. Leonard and Phil Chess made ample use of older Gene Ammons sides, reissuing several of his Aristocrat singles, but showed no apparent interest in older Muddy Waters performances. Muddy's only Aristocrat-era side to be reissued on Chess during this period was his 1948 hit "I Can't Be Satisfied," hastily retitled to serve as the flip side to Chess 1514. After the middle of 1952, Aristocrat material ceased to be of interest; it would not draw attention again until Chess took up the LP in 1956.



LouisSidney 28th Jan 2013		I'd say 1952 rather than 1955.



Joehilllouis SUBS 26th Jan 2013		some info about DISQUES VOGUE home of jazz selection

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