Person
Walter Page
Albums
0
Members
8
Active
1900–1957
Origin
United States
Biography
Biography pending — no prose in the substrate for this entity yet.
Discography
Credits
Dixie By The Fabulous Sidney Bechet
Dixieland
Don't Explain
Double Exposure (The Giants Of Dixieland)
Duke Ellington, His Orchestra And Friends At The First Annual Connecticut Jazz Festival, July 28, 1956
Easy Does It / Louisiana
Eddie Condon's Treasury Of Jazz
Evenin' / Moten Swing
Featuring Lester Young
Fidgety Feet / Nobody Knows You...
Fiesta In Blue / Take Me Back, Baby
Foolin' Myself / Easy Living
For Basie
For The Ears
Free Eats / Bill's Mill
Giant Of Jazz (Volume 1)
Gloomy Sunday (The Famous Hungarian Suicide Song) / Night And Day
Good Morning Blues / Doggin' Around
Great Jazz Music (From The Southland Cafe Boston - 1940)
Harry James And His Orchestra 1936-1938
Harvard Blues / Coming Out Party
Her Greatest Performances 1929-1946
Hi-Fi Salute To Bunny
Holiday In Braff
Honkers & Screamers: Roots Of Rock 'N' Roll Vol. 6
Hootie's Blues
Hot Jazz Classics
How Hi the Fi and Blue Moon: A Buck Clayton Jam Session Featuring Woody Herman
How Long Blues / Sub-Deb Blues
I Giganti Del Jazz Vol. 79
I Got Rhythm
I Got Rhythm / Casbah
I Left My Baby / Riff Interlude
I'll Never Be The Same / I Found A New Baby
It's Been So Long
It's Torture / I Want A Little Girl
I've Got A Date With A Dream / I Can't Get Started
Jack & Max
Jam Session Coast-To-Coast
Jam Sessions From The Vault
Jam Session Volume Two
Jazz Basie Style
Jazz & Blues Collection
Jazz Gallery
Jazz Great
Jazz Masters Of The Sax
Jazz Showcase
Jazz Star Serie no. 10
Jelly Roll / I've Found A New Baby
Jimmy Rushing Sings II
Jive At Five
Joe Sullivan Plays Fats Waller
John Hammond's Spirituals To Swing Vol. 1 – The Legendary Carnegie Hall Concerts Of 1938/9
Joshua Fit The Battle of Jericho / Tailgate Ramble
Jumpin' At The Tracks / Morning Blues
Jumpin' At The Woodside
Jumpin' At The Woodside / Exactly Like You
Kansas City Jazz
Kansas City Orchestra (1929-1932) Basie Beginnings
Kansas City Six And Five