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Vocalese (1952 - 1961)
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- Host Intro 0:00
- King Pleasure Nonet. "Moody's Mood for Love (aka I'm in the Mood for Love)" from Jumpin' & Jivin' (Specialty) 2:43
- King Pleasure Quartet. "Parker's Mood" from King Pleasure Sings / Annie Ross Sings (Prestige) 5:44
- Charlie Ferguson Quintet with King Pleasure. "Red Top" from King Pleasure Sings / Annie Ross Sings (Prestige) 8:41
- Host speaks 11:53
- James Moody Septet. "I Got the Blues" from Moody's Mood for Blues (Prestige) 12:33
- James Moody Septet. "Workshop" from Moody (Prestige) 15:18
- Host speaks 18:29
- Annie Ross. "Twisted" from King Pleasure Sings / Annie Ross Sings (Prestige) 20:27
- Annie Ross. "Farmer's Market" from King Pleasure Sings / Annie Ross Sings (Prestige) 23:04
- Host speaks 25:46
- Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. "Every Day I Have the Blues" from Sing a Song of Basie (ABC-Paramount) 28:15
- Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. "Little Pony" from Sing a Song of Basie (ABC-Paramount) 33:31
- Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. "One O'Clock Jump" from Sing a Song of Basie (ABC-Paramount) 35:58
- Host speaks 38:57
- Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. "Home Cooking" from Everybody's Boppin (Columbia) 39:36
- Host speaks 44:01
- Bob Dorough Quintet. "Yardbird Suite" from Devil May Care (Bethlehem) 46:14
- Bob Dorough Quintet. "Ow" from Devil May Care (Bethlehem) 51:09
- Host Outro 55:14
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