Bob's Recordings

To purchase Bob's recordings:

Mountain Gold Recordings
P.O. Box 1016
Placerville, CA 95667

Please make checks payable to: Bob Ringwald

In the US and Canada, add $3.00 per CD for S&H.
Everywhere else, add $6.00 per CD for S&H.

Bob Ringwald's Fulton Street Jazz Band
With special guest Molly Ringwald
CD $15

Album front cover: Bob Ringwald's Fulton Street Jazz Band CD With special guest Molly Ringwald

Algiers Strut
Blue, Turning Grey Over You
Once In a While
I'll Be Seeing You
The Mooche
From Monday On
Oh, Daddy
Shout 'Em Aunt Tillie

If We Never Meet Again
Old Bones
One Foot in the Gutter
Something For Annie
The Curse of an Aching Heart
Save It, Pretty Mama
High Society

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Photo of Molly - "With special guest singer Molly Ringwald"
With special guest
singer
Molly Ringwald

Read review of
Bob Ringwald's Fulton Street Jazz Band
The American Rag Review
September 2007, Vol. XIX No. 8

Great Pacific Jazz Band
The Music of Louis Armstrong
Now available on CD $15
LP or Cassette $5.00
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Album front cover: The Music of Louis Armstrong

Mahogany Hall Stomp
Two Deuces
Someday You'll Be Sorry
Weatherbird
Got No Blues

Potato Head Blues
West End Blues
Sugarfoot Strut
Melancholy Blues
Skip The Gutter
Struttin' With Some Barbeque

Ringwald Rated R CD $15

	I Wanna Play Piano In A Cathouse The Freckle Song A Hawaiian Tale Maple Leaf Rag My Home Town The Masochism Tango Hard Hearted Hannah	My Girl's Pussy Secret Love The Dirtiest boogie Life Git's Teejus Don't it Huggin' And Chalkin' Our Trailer Don't Seem Like A Home Any More That's My Weakness Now

This recording is now available now for purchase
with a credit card on CD Baby.

Read reviews of Ringwald Rated R

The American Rag review
May, 2007 issue, Vol. XIX No. 4, Page 20.
Review by Cam Miller

The Los Angeles Jazz Scene review
May, 2007.
By Scott Yanow

2007 Sacramento Jazz Jubilee CD $20

	Click here for detail list of the CD's artists and songs This CD is a fund raiser for the Sacramento Jazz Jubilee. All labor to produce it, and costs to master, press and print have been donated. 100% of the proceeds from sales, benefits the Jubilee. The Sacramento Jazz jubilee is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Thus purchasing the CD is tax deductible.

Top Jazz Bands in the Desert 2005 CD $15

	Climax Jazz Band La Harpe Street Blues Tight Like That Chimes Blues Stevedore Stomp John Sheridan's Sine Qua Non-5 New Orleans Linger Awhile	Fulton Street Jazz Band Love For Sale Trouble in Mind Sing, Sing, Sing High Sierra Jazz Band Once in a While Storyville Blues From Monday On Buddy's Habits

The Boondockers Live
Can You Hear Us In The Rear?
CD $15

Album front cover: The Boondockers Live - Can you hear us in the rear?

Introduction
Royal Garden Blues
Political Commentary
Shake That Thing
Philosophical Observations
Can't Get [my car] Started
Marital Bliss
Basin Street
Bye Bye Blues
Ethical Issues

San Francisco Bay Blues
Pepe Plays the Violin
Risible Religious Issues
Just a Little While
Mother's Day Medley
Marital Blues #2
Peoria
Phantasmagoria
Naughty Sweetie Blues
Patriotic Medley

The Boondockers Caught In The Act
CD $15

Album front cover: The Boondockers - Caught in the Act

Fidgety Feet
Runnin' Wild
My Trailer Don't Seem Like a Home
Coney Island Washboard
News Update
Straighten Up & Fly Right
Song of the Colo-Rectal Surgeon

Inspirational Message
Trombone Rag
Ghost Riders in the Sky
Artis Observation
Tiger Rag
Bon Mot
Dippermouth Blues

Fulton Street Jazz Band - Tippin' In
CD $15

Album front cover: Fulton Stree Jazz Band - Tippin' in

Tippin' In
While We Danced
At The Mardi Gras
My Little Red Top
Trouble In Mind
How Could You Do A
Thing Like That To Me
Sister Sadie

Makin' Whoopie
Brahms' Lullaby
East St. Louis Toodle-oo
Love For Sale
Sundown Mama
Jive At Five
Sing Sing Sing

I'd Rather Lead A Band! CD $15

	I'd Rather Lead a Band South Doing' The New Lowdown Chimes Blues Begin The Beguine Just A Closer Walk With Thee Call Me Up Sometime The Chant	Golden Gate Stomp San Francisco Bay Blues Accidental Rag At The Jazz Band Ball New Orleans Struttin' With Some Barbeque From Monday On

Sterling - West Coast Sessions Not available

	Sidewalk Blues The Eel Jimmy's Jam Keepin' Out of Mischief Now Riverboat Shuffle	Sweet Georgia Brown I'm Coming Virgina Someday You'll Texas Mood Milneberg Joys

Diggin' Gold Not available

	I'll Be A Friend With Pleasure Hindustan Spain Breezin Along With The Breeze Wolverine Blues	Sleazy Love Mandy, Make Up Your Mind Sacramento Under The Moonlight, Starlight Blue Somebody Loves Me

Good Clean Fun Not available

	Good Clean Fun I Want a Little Girl Louisiana Blue & Broken Hearted Fidgety Feet	My Monday Date St. Louis Blues A Shanty In Old Shanty Town Blue, Turning Gray Over You Sunnyside Of The Street

County Fair 2000 Not available

	Country Fair Wreck Your V-8 Ford The Blue Line That Thing Turnin' Blues Into Gold Starlight Keep In Touch What's The Reason I'm Not Pleasin' You	She Loves So Good Callin' Corrine The Terror Oh, Doctor Mr. Satellite Man Low Down Rhythm Danny Boy's Mourning Sunset a. Old Rugged Cross b. Ankh c. Didn't He Ramble

3rd Annual SF Traditional Jazz Jamboree Not available

	Original Dixieland One-step Ain't Nobody Got The Blues Chattanooga Stomp Floating' Down To Cotton Town The Entertainer Rag	Crazy Capers Sage Hen Strut Vince's Blues Sweet Lorraine On TheWall Beale Street Blues

Album front cover: Molly Ringwald's 'I Wanna Be Loved By You'

I Wanna Be Loved By You, Molly Sings
Not available

Molly Ringwald recorded her first record album "I Wanna Be Loved By You, Molly Sings", at the age of six, in January and February of 1974 with Bob Ringwald's Fulton Street Jazz Band.

"I Wanna Be Loved By You"
"Sister Kate"
"A Bird in a Gilded Cage"
"He's So Unusual"
"Oh, Daddy"
"There'll Be a Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight"
"Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out"
"I'll Do Anything For You"
"The World's Jazz Crazy"
"Get Out and Get Under The Moon"
"Cake Walkin' Babies From Home"

Questions? E-mail Bob