George E. Lee And His Orchestra is considered to be one of the pioneering groups in the Kansas City jazz scene of early '20s. Competition between George E. Lee and Bennie Moten's jazz groups was especially strong. Both groups were making money and fighting to obtain the services of the city's best musicians, causing a lot of musicians from Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas to relocated to the booming new scene in Kansas City.
1987
Retrieval
LP, Comp
1975
1930
Brunswick
Shellac, 10"
1930
Brunswick
Shellac, 10"
1930
Brunswick
Shellac, 10"
1926
Meritt Records
Shellac, 10"
Only For Collectors
10", Comp
2023
Acrobat
3xCD, Comp
2004
Frémeaux Et Associés SA
2xCD, Comp
2001
Jazz Magazine (2)
CD, Comp
2000
Weltbild Edition, Weltbild Edition
2xCD, Comp
2000
Frog (7)
CD, Comp, RM
1999
Audio Book & Music Company Limited
CD, Comp
1998
Marshall Cavendish
CD, Comp
1997
1996
Topaz Jazz
CD, Comp, Mono
1990
ABC Records (3)
CD, Comp
1990
1989
Emarcy
4xCD, Comp, Rep
1985
IAJRC, IAJRC
LP, Comp
1984
Musica Jazz
LP, Comp
1977
New World Records
LP, Comp, Mono
1973
Jazum
LP, Comp
1969
Swing Time
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George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra
George E. Lee and His Orchestra