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November 04, 2020
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Playlist:
1: Jakobsleiter…The Erwin Lehn Big Band, featuring Horst Jankowsky (piano) (1:08)
2: Too Marvelous For Words…From Artie Shaw’s final recording session (June 1954) (4:43)
3: Amapola…Jimmy Dorsey, with vocalists Bob Eberly and Helen O’Connell (11:19)
4: Song of India…Tommy Dorsey in March 1952 (15:43)
5: Charleston…James P. Johnson (piano) (19:27)
6: Charleston Rag…Eubie Blake (piano) (20:58)
7: Honeysuckle Rose…Fats Waller (piano and vocal) (25:33)
8: Spinnin’ The Webb…Chick Webb and his Band (29:04)
9: Tuxedo Junction…Glenn Miller (32:04)
10: One Hour…Mound City Blue Blowers (1929) (37:10)
11: Frenesi…Jonny Cooper Big Band (41:08)
12: Pure Imagination…Jeff Weiner (vocal) (44:38)
13: Toyland Holiday…Japie Human (piano) (48:17)
14: At The Jazz Band Ball…The Riverboat Jazz Band (51:32)
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