Illustrated Kokomo Records discography

Sign for Mississippi State Penitentiary, Parchman
photo from opposite page 53 of "Conversation With The Blues"
photographer: Paul Oliver

Kokomo Records
discography
Record label founded and run
by Ted Griffiths ( -03/21/1975) and Trevor Huyton
Post-war sister label: Highway 51 Records

# year of release	title / notes
K-1000 (1967)	Robert Johnson Mississippi Delta Blues Singer 1st edition track sequence (16 tracks): - I'm A Steady Rollin' Man [Vocalion 3723] - I Believe I'll Dust My Broom [Vocalion 3475] - Sweet Home Chicago [Vocalion 3601] - Phonograph Blues [previously unreleased] - They're Red Hot [Vocalion 3563] - Dead Shrimp Blues [Vocalion 3475] - Rambling On My Mind [Vocalion 03519] - Come On In My Kitchen [Vocalion 3563] - Honeymoon Blues [Vocalion 4002] - Little Queen Of Spades [Vocalion 4108] - Malted Milk [Vocalion 3665] - Drunken Hearted Man [unreleased alt tk] - Stop Breakin' Down Blues [Vocalion 4002] - Love In Vain [previously unreleased] - Cross Road Blues [Vocalion 3519] - From Four Until Late [Vocalion 3523] 2nd and 3rd edition track sequence (18 tracks): - I Believe I'll Dust My Broom - Sweet Home Chicago - Ramblin' On My Mind - Come On In My Kitchen - Phonograph Blues - They're Red Hot - Dead Shrimp Blues - I'm A Steady Rollin' Man - From Four Until Late - Little Queen Of Spades - Malted Milk - Drunken Hearted Man - Stop Breakin' Down Blues - Stop Breakin' Down Blues [unreleased alt tk] °° - Honeymoon Blues - Love In Vain - Love In Vain [previously unreleased] °° - Cross Road Blues °° 2nd/3rd edition bonus tracks Kokomo K-1000 (UK 1967) 1st edition, plain white sleeve, rose label, 16 tracks (=) Kokomo K-1000 (UK 1967) 2nd edition, plain white sleeve, gray label, 18 tracks (=) Kokomo K-1000 (UK 19??) [was this ever released?] 3rd edition, "Kokomo" sleeve, 18 tracks = Kokomo K-1000 (Australia ? 197?) plain white label with orange strip, front cover print "robert johnson", track list on back cover, no printed label #, 16 tracks = Odyssey LP 1 = Smokestack SS/LP 1 (UK 197?) "Robert Johnson 1936-7 Blues Legend" No back cover notes, merely a hand typed insert Robert Johnson discography
K-1001 (1967)	A Blues Potpourri Peg Leg Howell - Banjo Blues - Turkey Buzzard Blues Texas Alexander - The Risin' Sun - Tell Me Woman Blues Barbecue Bob - Honey You're Goin' Too Fast - Mama You Don't Suit Me Curley Weaver - No No Blues - Sweet Petunia Lil McClintock - Sow Good Seeds - Mother Called Her Child To Her Dying Bed Barbecue Bob - Thinkin' Funny Blues - My Mistake Blues Texas Alexander - Polo Blues - Prairie Dog Hole Blues Peg Leg Howell - Moanin' And Groanin' Blues - Beaver Slide Rag Kokomo K-1001 (UK 1967)
K-1002 (1967)	Barbecue Bob with Charlie Hicks: Georgia Blues Vol. 1 - Mississippi Heavy Water Blues - Brown Skin Gal - Waycross Georgia Blues - Goin' Up The Country - Mississippi Low-Levee Blues - Bad Time Blues - Meat Man Pete - Dollar Down Blues - Red Hot Mama - Pap'as Going To Cool You Off - It's A Funny Little Thing - The Monkey And The Baboon - Darktown Gamblin' - The Crap Game - Darktown Gamblin' - The Skin Game - Jambooger Blues - I Just Won't Quit - New Mojo Blues Kokomo K-1002 (UK 1967) Barbecue Bob discography
K-1003 (1968)	Buddy Moss: Georgia Blues Vol. 2 - Red River Blues - Prowlin' Gambler Blues - Tampa Strut - Who Stole The Lock - When The Hearse Rolls Me - Insane Blues - Dough Rolling Papa - Some Lonesome Day - Jinx Man Blues - Evil Hearted Woman - Worrysome Woman - Mistreated Boy - You Need A Woman - Joy Rag - I'm Sittin' Here Tonight - Unfinished Business Kokomo K-1003 (UK 1968) (99 copies only) = Travelling Man TM 802 Buddy Moss discography
K-1004 (1969)	Georgia Guitar 1927-38 Tampa Red - Sugar Mama Blues no. 2 - Black Angel Blues Sylvester Weaver - Penitentiary Bound Blues - Devil Blues - Black Spider Blues Buddy Moss - Cold Country Blues - My Baby Don't Pay Me No Mind - Stop Hanging Around Fred McMullen - Poor Stranger Blues Curley Weaver - No No Blues Barbecue Bob - It Just Won't Hay - It's Just Too Bad Blind Willie McTell - It's A Good Little Thing Kokomo Arnold - Going Down In Galilee (Swing Along With Me) - Something's Hot "Kokomo Records produced by Ted Griffiths & Trev Huyton" Kokomo K-1004 (UK 1969)
K-1005 (1969)	Chicago Sessions Vol. 1 1937-1941 Louisiana Johnny - Cherry Hill Blues - Razor Cuttin' Man Charlie Spand - Soon This Morning No. 2 - Gone Mother Blues Alfred Fields - Money Green - Mighty Blue - Spongy Baby - Step Pepper Stepper Frank Edwards - Sweet Man Blues - Three Women Blues Peter Cleighton - Roaming Gambler - Slick Man Blues - Something Going On Wrong - Confessin' The Blues Perry Weston - Border Blues - Night Time Is The Right Time Kokomo K-1005 (UK 1969)
K-1006 (1971)	Pre War Texas Blues William McCoy - Mama Blues - Train Imitations and The Fox Chase William McCoy with poss. Sam Harris - Just It - How Long Baby Texas Bill Day with Alex Moore & Coley Jones - Good Mornin' Blues - Burn The Trestle Down Bobbie Cadillac with Coley Jones and poss. Alex Moore - Listen Everybody - Easin' In Andy Boy - Out O' Line Blues - Yellow Gal Blues Walter Washington with Andy Boy & unknown - Bad Managing Blues - I Need You Blues - Ice Pick Mama - West Dallas Woman Curtis Jones with Willie Bee James - Bad Avenue Blues - Good Old Easy Street Kokomo K-1006 (UK 1971)
Additional information appreciated !!!

Sources / Further reading:
- Görgen Antonsson discographies
- Robert M.W. Dixon & John Godrich: Blues & Gospel Records 1902 - 1943, 3rd ed. 1982
- eBay auctions
- diverse internet resources

thanks to Alan Balfour, Dave Moore, Bob Eagle and Wilson Fabian Ruales Villalva for additional info / scans

cover of Blues & Rhythm - The Gospel Truth # 23 (1986) (Joe 'Google Eyes' August); click to enlarge!

Keith Briggs: Bootin' 'em About
Blues & Rhythm - The Gospel Truth # 23 (1986), p. 15-16

Sign for Mississippi State Penitentiary, Parchman photo from opposite page 53 of "Conversation With The Blues" photographer: Paul Oliver
	Kokomo Records discography Record label founded and run by Ted Griffiths ( -03/21/1975) and Trevor Huyton Post-war sister label: Highway 51 Records