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Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Les Elgart & Jonah Jones
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- The Jonah Jones Quartet "Just in Time" Swinging at the Cinema (Nagel Heyer) 0:00
- Host talks 2:12
- Larry Clinton "Dipsy Doodle" My Million Sellers (Essential Media) 4:13
- Stan Kenton and his Orchestra "Cuban Carnival" A Presentation of Progressive Jazz (Hindsight) 7:15
- Host talks 9:42
- Helen O'Connell with The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra "All of Me" Essentials (Fantastic Voyage) 10:32
- Shep Fields "Rippling Rhythm" Instrumentals (Bacci Bros) 13:39
- Host talks 15:09
- Gerry Mulligan Quartet "What Is There To Say" What Is There To Say (Colombia) 15:43
- Hal Kemp And His Orchestra "Swamp Fire" 1934 & 36 (Circle) 19:27
- Host talks 21:47
- Les Elgart "Ain't We Got Fun" The Dancing Sound {Mai Tai Mood) 22:18
- Buddy Morrow "There s A Boat Dats Leavin' Soon For New York" Night Train Goes To Hollywood (Intermezzo Records) 24:42
- Host talks 26:24
- Duke Ellington "Azure" 70th Birthday Live (Blue Note Records) 26:53
- The Glenn Miller Orchestra "Mexican Shuffle" Something New (Epic/Legacy) 31:37
- Host talks 33:48
- Frank Sinatra "All or Nothing at All" Strangers in the Night (Frank Sinatra Enterprises) 34:22
- Benny Goodman "Mission to Moscow" Benny Goodman in Moscow (Colombia/Legacy) 38:21
- Host talks 41:13
- Wayne King "Dream a Little Dream of Me" Single (Essential Jazz) 41:39
- Tony Pastor "Gonna Get a Girl" 1930s and 40s Big Band Orchestras (Fantasy) 44:50
- Host talks 47:57
- Gene Krupa with Anita O'Day "Let Me Off Uptown" Stop, The Red Lights On (Unlimited Media) 48:25
- Tommy Dorsey "But I Do Mid If You Don't" This is Tommy Dorsey (Shellac Revival) 51:21
- Host talks 53:32
- Freddy Martin "Bumble Boogie" Big Band Favorites (Bacci Boss Bros.) 54:51
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