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Charlie Parker, Count Basie, Jay McShann, Mary Lou Williams & Bennie Moten
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- {Eddie Durham}} "Swinging Mood" Blue Bone (JSP Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:47
- Buck Clayton "What's the Use" Late Night Jazz (Classic Jazz Music) 7:33
- Count Basie "Stereophonic" Hits and Rarities (UMG Recordings) 10:40
- Host talks 12:51
- Pete Johnsons Band "627 Stomp" Just for You (Jazz League Music) 13:42
- Charlie Parker "K.C. Blues" Plays the Blues (UMG Recordings) 16:47
- Host talks 20:08
- Lester Young "Lester Leaps In" Live at Birdland 1951 (Liberation Hall) 20:58
- Mary Lou Williams "When Dreams Come True" The Circle Recordings (Circle) 25:43
- Host talks 28:29
- Jimmy Rushing "Boogie Boogie" The Essentials (Jazz Machine) 29:34
- Jay McShann "Vine Street Boogie" Vine Street Boogie (1201 Music) 33:03
- Host talks 35:33
- Charlie Creath's Jazz O' Matics "Crazy Quilt" KC Jazz (Shellac Revival) 36:30
- Andy Kirk and His 12 Clouds of Joy "Sweet and Hot" KC Jazz (Shellac Revival) 39:48
- Host talks 42:54
- Hot Lips Page "Small Fry" The Harlem Trumpet King (Jazz Classics) 44:04
- Bennie Moten "Missouri Wobble" Territory Jazz (KC Records) 46:15
- Host talks 49:16
- Walter Page and The Blue Devils "There's a Squabblin'" Essential KC Jazz (Shellac Records) 46:15
- Host talks 53:01
- Joe Turner "Blues in the Night" Collection (Classic Jazz Inc.) 53:48
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