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Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong & John Coltrane
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- Count Basie "Fight of the Foo Birds" Atomic Basie (Parlophone) 0:00
- Host talks 3:40
- Duke Ellington "Vagabonds" Masterpieces by Ellington (Colombia) 6:28
- Louis Armstrong "What A Wonderful World" What A Wonderful World (Verve) 9:39
- Host talks 11:50
- Count Basie "Orange Sherbert" Basie Big Band (Pablo) 12:52
- Duke Ellington and Coleman Hawkins "You Dirty Dog" Duke Ellington meets Coleman Hawkins (Verve) 16:39
- Host talks 20:50
- Louis Armstrong "Dream a Little Dream of Me" 20th Century Masters (Geffen) 21:41
- Count Basie "Splanky" Live at the Sands (Warner) 24:58
- Host talks 28:44
- Duke Ellington and John Coltrane "Take the Coltrane" Duke Ellington and John Coltrane {Verve) 29:11
- Louis Armstrong "Kiss of Fire" Greatest Hits (Geffen) 33:59
- Host talks 36:58
- Count Basie and Frank Sinatra "Looking at the World Through Rose Colored Glasses" Sinatra and Basie {Sinatra Enterprises) 37:45
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra "Hot and Bothered" Early Ellington (Broken Audio) 40:11
- Host talks 43:22
- Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong "A Woman is a Sometime Thing" Porgy and Bess {Verve) 43:58
- Count Basie and Tony Bennett "Are You Havin' Any Fun" Basie Wings Bennett Swings (Parlophone) 48:08
- Host talks 50:47
- Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington "I'm Just a Lucky So and So" The Great Summit (Parlophone) 52:55
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