Jazz and blues from the 30s, 40s, and 50s such as it was appreciated by the hipsters, hepcats and beatniks of that time.
1.. 3’59” All The Things You Are (Hammerstein II, Kern)
Duke Ellington
Columbia Legacy 512920 2
2.. 2’44” Maria La O (Gilbert, Lecuona)
Xavier Cugat
CBS 554574
3.. 2’54” It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) (Ellington, Mills)
Papa Celestin
GHB BCD-106
4.. 3’36” Bugle Call Rag (Schoebel)
Gene Krupa
Fanfare LP No. 44-144
5.. 8’45” Sweetie Pie (Getz, Loeb)
Stan Getz
Fresh Sound FSCD-1015
6.. 2’29” Night And Day (Porter)
Louis Prima-Keely Smith
ABC 27 538 XAT
7.. 1’21” One Day Furlough (Johnson)
Tony Pastor
Circle CCD-31
8.. 2’10” Given The Lady (Ives, Jerome)
John Kirby
Circle CLP-47
9.. 1’51” Hold My Hand (Waller, Johnson)
Fats Waller Jam
Doctor Jazz DJ 010
10. 4’06” Another Blues (Callender?)
Red Callender
Metrojazz E 1007
11. 3’17” Shake ’em Up (Johnson)
Buddy Johnson
Ace CDCHD 623
12. 2’49” Harlem Woogie (Johnson?)
James P. Johnson
Meritt # 5
13. 2’40” Midriff (?)
Ed Wilcox-Joe Thomas
Classics 1151
14. 4’05” My Funny Valentine (Rodgers, Hart)
Gerry Mulligan
CBS LSP 13306
15. 3’08” Twenty-Four Robbers (Young, Buckner)
Jimmie Lunceford
Classics 622
16. 2’39” Havin’ A Ball (Kyle)
Billy Kyle
m-8026
17. 2’11” Little Boyd Blue (Blows His Top) (Finckel)
Boyd Raeburn
Circle CCD-22
18. 2’17” Loch Lomond (trad)
Maxine Sullivan
Everest FS 307
19. 1’49” Perdido (Tizol, Ellington)
Charlie Parker
Mosaic MD7-129
