Vol. 3 - "Mamie Smith Blues" (1922) (Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order.)

'A1: 70468-B New York City, c. 14 February 1922
A2: 70469-B New York City, c. 14 February 1922
A3: 70479-C New York City, c. 16 February 1922
A4: 70480-B New York City, c. 16 February 1922
A5: 70481-B New York City, c. 16 February 1922
A6: 70650-B New York City, c. early May 1922
A7: 70651-B New York City, c. early May 1922
A8: 70654-B New York City, c. early May 1922
A9: 70655-B New York City, c. early May 1922
B1: 70729-C New York City, c. 10 June 1922
B2: 70730-A New York City, c. 10 June 1922
B3: 70777-B New York City, c. 15 August 1922
B4: 70778-C New York City, c. 15 August 1922
B5: 70790-B New York City, ? 22 August 1922
B6: 70791-B New York City, ? 22 August 1922
B7: 70792-A New York City, ? 22 August 1922
B8: 70809-A New York City, c. 30 August 1922
B9: 70824-B New York City, c. 6 September 1922
B10: 70825-B New York City, c. 6 September 1922

Discographical details from Blues And Gospel Records 1902-1943 by Godrich & Dixon, and Jazz Records 1987-1942 by Brian Rust

Document Records, Eipeldauerstr. 23/43/5, A-1220 Vienna, Austria.
(Phone: 0222 - 25 37 052)
Copyright 1989: Document Records, Austria.

Considering the extreme rarity of the original 78s, condition is generally better than might be hoped, but it must be borne in mind that only one or two copies are known to exist of some titles.

Remastering: Studio Klement, Vienna.

Original recordings from the collections of Werner Benecke, Günter Boas, Wolfgang Fromm, Roger Misiewiscz, Johnny Parth.

NOTE: The original 78 used for B-3 and B-7 had a rim-chip; the first grooves were unplayable.'[discogs]