Big Bands -
17 Milenberg Joys Parts 1 & 2
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18 Tuxedo Junction -
19 He’s Funny That Way -
& His Orchestra with Thelma Carpenter 1939
20 Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! -
with the Vic Schoen Orchestra 1940
21 Chattanooga Choo-
with Tex Beneke, Paula Kelly & The Modernaires 1941
22 I Got It Bad (and That Ain’t Good) -
& His Orchestra featuring Ivie Anderson 1941
23 Let Me Off Uptown -
with Anita O’Day & Roy Eldridge 1941
24 Let’s Get Away rom It All -
Orchestra with Frank Sinatra 1941
25 Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree
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26 Paper Doll -
27 Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much)
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28 And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine
Stan Kenton Orchestra with Anita O’Day 1944
29 Hey! Ba-
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30 Sentimental Journey
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01 King Porter Stomp -
02 Lullaby Of Broadway
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03 My Blue Heaven -
04 My Very Good Friend The Milkman -
05 The Object Of My Affection -
His Orchestra with The Boswell Sisters 1935
06 Knock Knock, Who’s There? -
& His Orchestra with Leon “Chu” Berry 1936
07 Stompin’ At The Savoy
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08 One O’Clock Jump -
09 Begin The Beguine -
10 Jumpin’ At The Woodside
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11 The Flat Foot Floogie (with A Floy Floy)
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12 All Or Nothing At All -
with Frank Sinatra 1939
13 At The Woodchoppers’ Ball -
Woody Herman & His Orchestra 1939
14 Body and Soul -
15 Cherokee -
16 In The Mood -
From the 1920s onwards jazz groups became larger and by the mid-
Benny Goodman is recognised as the bandleader who popularised big band music in 1935 and Swing music was born. It soon became the most popular music style in the USA and it’s heyday was between 1935 and
1945. A number of great soloists made their mark during this period, including Fats Waller, Chick Webb, Coleman Hawkins and Gene Krupa.
Vocalists, particularly ‘crooners’ became more popular by the mid-
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