Various - Hot Feet 3 CD Box set
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The first CD is labelled Charleston to Depression Years (1925-1929), the second is Depression Years to Swing (1930-1941), and the third is World War Two to Rhythm & Blues (1940-1949). From which it will be apparent that the seventy recordings are weighted in favour of the late twenties, which is as it should be, because that was the era that began the craze for dancing. Those approaching this from the other end of the spectrum may well be astonished to find how advanced musically these early tracks sound. The Knickerbockers "Steppin' in Society" is as good an illustration as any of a band revelling in its virtuosity.
Some of these bands are well-known because they played nightly for dancing in some of the best-known venues in New York and Chicago, or had residencies in prestigious hotels. Then there were the so-called studio bands, like the Charleston Chasers, which were formed solely for specific recording dates. Others were more obscure because their activities were mainly confined to the southern states, hence the generic term territory bands. Their recordings resulted in the main from field trips by mobile recording outfits, and did not have a wide appeal beyond their fan base, although Blue Steele was one exception, some of whose Victor recordings were reissued on Bluebird, and came out in England on HMV.
The excellence of the original recordings has been enhanced by the remastering, which is first-class. It's a fascinating set, very well presented in a fourfold blister pack which also houses a comprehensive illustrated liner note and discography.



Disc 1

1. Ben Bernie & His Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra: Sweet Georgia Brown
 2. Lovie Austin & Her Blues Serenaders: Charleston Mad
 3. The Knickerbockers: Steppin in Society
 4. Howard Lanins Ben Franklin Dance Orchestra: Melancholy Lou
 5. Jimmy Blythe & His Ragamuffins: Messin Around
 6. Abe Lymans California Orchestra: Shake That Thing
 7. King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators: Wa Wa Wa
 8. Charley Straight & His Orchestra: What a Man!
 9. Johnny Hamps Kentucky Serenaders: Black Bottom
 10. The California Ramblers: Magnolia
 11. The Charleston Chasers: Wabash Blues
 12. Blue Steele & His Orchestra: Be My Baby
 13. Charlie Johnsons Original Paradise Ten: Birmingham Black Bottom
 14. Jack Pettis & His Pets: Broadway Stomp
 15. Ted Weems & His Band: What a Day!
 16. Earl Hines & His Orchestra: Everybody Loves My Baby
 17. The Rhythmic Eight: Kansas City Kitty
 18. Duke Ellington & His Cotton Club Orchestra: Hot Feet
 19. Slatz Randall & His Orchestra: Skirts
 20. Luis Russell & His Orchestra: Doctor Blues
 21. Tiny Parham & His Musicians: Sud Busters Dream
 22. Herman Waldman & His Orchestra: Marbles

Disc 2

 23. Duke Ellington & His Cotton Club Orchestra: Cotton Club Stomp
 24. Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra: Happy Feet
 25. Bud Ritchie & His Boys: Slappin the Bass
 26. Connies Inn Orchestra: You Rascal You
 27. Chick Webb & His Orchestra: Darktown Strutters Ball
 28. The Mills Brothers with Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra: Diga Diga Doo
 29. Paul Cornelius & His Orchestra: I've Found a New Baby
 30. Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra: Tidal Wave
 31. Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra: My Blue Heaven
 32. The Harlem Hamfats: Let's Get Drunk and Truck
 33. Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra: Harlem Shout
 34. Benny Goodman & His Orchestra: Let's Dance
 35. Johnny Hodges & His Orchestra: Rendezvous with Rhythm
 36. Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra: Boogie Woogie
 37. Count Basie & His Orchestra: Jumpin at the Woodside
 38. Bunny Berigan & His Orchestra: Little Gates Special
 39. Woody Herman & His Orchestra: At the Woodchoppers Ball
 40. Count Basie & His Kansas City Seven: Lester Leaps in
 41. Will Bradley & His Orchestra: Celery Stalks at Midnight
 42. Artie Shaw & His Gramercy Five: Summit Ridge Drive
 43. Count Basie & His Orchestra: Louisiana
 44. Glenn Miller & His Orchestra: In the Mood
 45. Woody Herman & His Four Chips: Chips Boogie Woogie
 46. Al Cooper & His Savoy Sultans: Second Balcony Jump
 47. Erskine Hawkins & His Orchestra: Jumpin in a Julep Joint

Disc 3

 48. Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra: Flying Home
 49. June Richmond with Andy Kirk & His Orchestra: 47th Street Jive
 50. Will Bradley Trio: Down the Road A-Piece
 51. The Andrews Sisters: Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
 52. Glenn Miller & His Orchestra: American Patrol
 53. Freddie Slack & His Orchestra: Riffette
 54. Lucky Millinder & His Orchestra: Mason Flyer
 55. Ella Mae Morse with Freddie Slack & His Orchestra: Cow Cow Boogie
 56. Benny Goodman & His Orchestra: A String of Pearls
 57. American Band of the Aef: Jeep Jockey Jump
 58. Freddie Slacks Eight Beats By Four: Rib Joint
 59. Jazz Club Mystery Hot Band: At Sundown
 60. Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers: The Honeydripper (Part 1)
 61. Helen Humes & All Stars: Be Ba Ba Le Ba Boogie
 62. Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five: Choo Choo Chboogie
 63. Dick Lewis & His Harlem Rhythm Boys: Eight O'Clock Stomp
 64. Amos Milburn: Roomin House Boogie
 65. Earl Jackson & His Orchestra: Kansas City Jumps
 66. Sonny Thompson: Creepin (Late Freight)
 67. Pee Wee Crayton & His Guitar: Texas Hop
 68. Roy Milton & His Solid Senders: The Huckle-Buck
 69. Jimmy Preston & the Prestonians: Rock the Joint
 70. Wild Bill Moore Sextet: Were Gonna Rock, Were Gonna Roll