Sanders, and others as being "traitors to the cause of true black music," that, according to Panassié, they claimed to support. Some historians opine that Panassié hurt musicians by creating a wedge between blacks and whites by his insistence that black jazz was superior. Some authors ridicule his harsh attacks against more open jazz critics, who he characterized in his Bulletin du Hot Club de France as being full of "crass ignorance," "thick incompetence," and "triumphant stupidity." His ad hominem attacks included phrases that translate to "repugnant glavioteur," "formidable imbecile," and "donkey of the pen." Political views In addition to being a strong exponent of Dixieland jazz, and a harsh critic of jazz musicians who strayed from it, Panassié was a far-right monarchist who belonged to the anti-Semitic organisation Action Française and wrote a jazz column for the extreme-right magazine L'Insurgé. Discography In 1956, RCA Victor published an LP record, Guide to Jazz (LPM 1393), a compilation including 16 recordings by prominent jazz artists with liner notes by Panassiè. Books Books by Panassié Le Jazz Hot (1934); La musique de Jazz et le Swing (1943) Les rois du Jazz (1944) La véritable musique de Jazz (in French) (1946) The Real Jazz (English editions) English versions translated by Anne Sorelle Williams, adapted for American publication by Charles Edward Smith ; . 1st ed.(in English), Smith & Durrell, Inc., 5th printing (1946); Rev. ed.(in English), A.S. Barnes (1950); Rev. ed.(in English), A.S. Barnes (1960); ; . Rev. ed.(in English), Jazz Book Club (1967); Rev. ed.(in English), Greenwood Press (1971); ; Rev. ed.(in English), Greenwood Press (1976); Rev. ed.(in English), Gardners Books (2007); Douze années de Jazz – Souvenirs (1946) ; . Jazz Panorama (1950) ; . Discographie critique des meilleurs disques de Jazz 1st ed.,Éditions Correa (fr) (1951); New ed.,Éditions Robert Laffont (1958); Histoire du vrai Jazz, Éditions Robert Laffont (1959); La bataille du Jazz, Éditions Albin Michel (1965); Louis Armstrong, Nouvelles Editions Latines (fr) (1969); Louis Armstrong, Scribners (1971) Louis Armstrong (The Roots of Jazz), Da Capo Press (1980) (1954 ed.); (1966 ed.); (1971 ed.); (1980 ed.); ; . ; . Guide to Jazz & Dictionary of Jazz (English editions) English versions by Desmond Flower (1907–1997), A.A. Gurwitch (1925–2013) (ed.) Beginning with 1956 English versions, intro by intro by Louis Armstrong1st ed.(in French), Éditions Robert Laffont (1954); 1st ed.(in English), Houghton Mifflin (1956); 1st ed.(in English), Cassell (1956); 1st ed.(in French),