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Jelly Jaw Short
Pseudonym for American Delta blues singer, guitarist and harmonica player J. D. Short.
"Jaydee Short himself confirmed that he is Jelly Jaw Short, and it has been suggested that Joe Stone, R.T. Hanen, and 'Neckbones' (see under Peetie Wheatstraw) may also be pseudonyms for J.D. Short." (Blues & gospel records 1890-1943 (Oxford University Press, 1997), p. 794)
Snake Doctor Blues / Bare Foot Blues
Jelly Jaw Short
1932
Vocalion (2)
Shellac, 10"
Let Me Mash That Thing / Grand Daddy Blues
Jelly Jaw Short
1932
Vocalion (2)
Shellac, 10"
Doin' Wrong Blues / Grand-Daddy Blues
Charley Jordan / Jelly Jaw Short
1932
Vocalion (2)
Shellac, 10"
When The Levee Breaks (Mississippi Blues)
Various
2007
JSP Records
4xCD, Comp, RM + Box
Roots Of Black Music In America
Unknown Artist
1973
Going Away Blues (1926-1935)
Various
1969
The Rough Guide To Delta Blues (Vol. 2)
Various
2022
(1930-33) (His Early Recordings In Chronological Order)
J.D. Short*
2017
The Rough Guide To Delta Blues (Reborn And Remastered)
Various
2016
The Rough Guide To Unsung Heroes Of Country Blues (Vol. 2) (Reborn And Remastered)
Various
2015
World Music Network, Music Rough Guides
CD, Comp, RM
Times Ain't Like They Used To Be: Early American Rural Music. Classic Recordings Of The 1920’s And 30's. Vol. 3
Various
1999
La Route Du Blues - Volume 2
Various
1996
Castel (2)
CD, Comp
Saint Louis Blues (1925/1941)
Various
1995
Blues Collection
CD, Comp
St. Louis Town 1927-1932
Various
1968
Mississippi Blues Vol. 1
Various
1967
Snake Doctor Blues
Jelly Jaw Short
Barefoot Blues
Jelly Jaw Short
Grand Daddy Blues
Jelly Jaw Short
Grand-Daddy Blues
Jelly Jaw Short
Grand Daddy Blue
Jelly Jaw Short
Barefoot Blues (1932)
Jelly Jaw Short
Snake Doctor Blues (1932)
Jelly Jaw Short
Grand Daddy Blues (1932)
Jelly Jaw Short
Snake Doctor Blues - Jelly Jaw Short
Jelly Jaw Short
Snake Doctor Blues | Mixxx
Jelly Jaw Short