11 August 2015 Phantom Dancer Non-Stop Swing Mix. Last Julius Sumner Miller Episode

Here is your Phantom Dancer play list for Tuesday 11 August 107.3 2SER Sydney 12noon – 2pm and online at http://www.2ser.com, follow the program guide, Phantom Dancer links where the show will also be archived for streaming.

This week’s 2 hour non-stop mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s – 1960s radio has a set of 1940s-50s big bands to open, a set of 1950s progressive jazz, a traditional jazz set from 1950s radio, comedy from Jack Benny and Spike Jones, and more. Plus, the last half of the show is, as always, ALL VINYL. See the play list below.

Spike Jones ponders the two-headed man

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is Julius Sumner Miller giving Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics on the matter of Miscellaneous and Wondrous Things in Electricity & Magnetism. This is sadly the last show in the series, program 45, recorded at ABC-TV in Sydney in 1969. Enjoy…

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #170 107.3 2SER Tuesday 11 August 2015 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT)Repeat Sunday 2SER 5 – 6pm Set 1 Theme + Manhattan Spiritual Jerry Gray and his Band of Today ‘One Night Stand’ Palladium Ballroom AFRTS Re-broadcast 30 Oct 1959 Redskin Rhumba (theme) + Murder at Peyton Hall Charlie Barnet Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Casino Gardens Ocean Park Ca AFRS Re-broadcast 3 Jan 1947 Dancing Tambourine + Close Henry Russell Orchestra ‘Let’s Dance’ KFI NBC LA 1948 Set 2 Rollin’ Home Ray Anthony Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Cafe Rouge Hotel Statler NY AFRS Re-broadcast 11 Jan 1952 Daahoud Max Roach – Clifford Brown Quartet Basin Street WCBS CBS NY 6 May 1956 Lover Come Back To Me + Close Stan Getz Quartet Basin Street WCBS CBS NY 21 Apr 1956 Set 3 Goodbye Sue Perry Como (voc) Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘For The Record’ WEAF NBC NY 1944 Love Is A Simple Thing Sauter-Finnegan Orchestra (voc) Andy Roberts and Sally Sweetland ‘The All-Star Parade of Bands’ Blue Note WMAQ NBC Chicago 12 Sep 1953 I Get a Kick Out of You + Close Sarah Vaughan ‘Stars in Jazz’ Birdland WNBC NBC NY 21 Apr 1952 Set 4 I Found a New Baby Ralph Sutton All-Stars Club Hangover KCBS CBS SF 7 Sep 1954 I Can’t Give You Anything But Love + Close Harry Sosnick and the Savings Bonds Orchestra ‘Guest Star – Dixieland Clambake’ Radio Transcription New York 1951 Runnin’ Wild + Close Chris Barber Jazz Band ‘Traditional Jazz’ BBC Light Programme London AFRTS Rebroadcast 9 May 1955 Set 5 Forgotten Harry James Orchestra Palladium Ballroom KNX CBS LA 1949 Oh! What a Beautiful Morning Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Casino Gardens Ocean Park Ca KECA ABC LA 19 Sep 1946 I’ll Get By Woody Herman Orchestra (voc) WH ‘Woody Herman Show’ Jun 1946 Daily Double Buddy Rich Orchestra Aircheck Los Angeles Mar 1946 Set 6 ‘Buck Benny Rides Again’ Jack Benny ‘Hollywood is on the Air’ Buck Benny Rides Again Trailer Radio Transcription Hollywood 1940 F-B-Aida Spike Jones and the City Slickers ‘The Spike Jones Show’ CBS 25 Jun 1949 Set 7 Jeepers Creepers Paul Whiteman Orchestra ‘Paul Whiteman Show’ WJZ NBC Blue NY 7 Dec 1938 Open + Huckleberry Duck Raymond Scott Orchestra Panther Room Hotel Sherman WMAQ NBC Red NY 1940 Diga Diga Doo Bob Crosby Orchestra ‘Camel Caravan’ WABC CBS NY 18 Jul 1939 Day In Day Out + Merry-Go-Round Duke Ellington Orchestra Southland Cafe WNAC NBC Boston 9 Jan 1940 Set 8 Manteca Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra Winter Palace Stockholm Radio Sweden 2 Feb 1948 Be Bop Boogie Lester Young Quintet ‘Symphony Sid Show’ Royal Roost WMCA NY 4 Dec 1948 How High The Moon Allen Eager Birdland WJZ ABC NY Jun 1953 Bye Bye Blues Benny Goodman Sextet ‘One Night Stand’ The Click Philadelphia AFRS Re-broadcast 3 Jun 1948

4 August 2015 Phantom Dancer 2 Hour Swing Mix

Here’s your Phantom Dancer play list for Tuesday 4 August 107.3 2SER Sydney 12noon – 2pm and online at http://www.2ser.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&task=category&id=162

This week’s 2 hour non-stop mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s – 1960s radio has 2 sets of mash-ups with broadcasts from 1929-1933 and 1937-46. It’s a whole 2 hours of non-stop live swing and jazz with the last half of the show being ALL VINYL and beginning with a set of train songs and a couple of swing tunes from 1938 Berlin. See the play list below.

Gene Krupa and mirroriad of drums

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is Julius Sumner Miller giving Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics on the matter of Further Adventures in Electromagnetism. This is program 44, recorded at ABC-TV in Sydney in 1969. Enjoy…

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #168 107.3 2SER Tuesday 4 August 2015 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:03 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT)Repeat Sunday 2SER 5 – 6pm Set 1 1930s-40s Mash-up Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Gene Krupa, Benny Goodman and more Broadcasts from 1937-46 Set 2 Jealous Frank Coughlan’s Cotton Pickers Comm Rec Sydney 14 Sep 1953 Georgia Blues Henry Levine Orchestra with Miff Mole (tb) Arr: Red Bone ‘Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street’ WJZ NBC Blue NY 11 Aug 1941 I’ll Be Glad When You’re Dead You Rascal You + Close Louis Armstrong ‘This Is Jazz’ WOR Mutual NY 26 Apr 1947 Set 3 1920s-30s Mash-up Red Nichols, Philco Orchestra, Boswell Sisters, Phil Harris and more Broadcasts from 1929-34 Set 4 Three Little Words Carl Ravazza Orchestra (voc) CR and Trio Blackhawk Restaurant Mutual Chicago 6 Aug 1944 Falling Leaves Frankie Carle Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Cocoanut Grove Ambassador Hotel LA AFRS Re-broadcast 1951 Dark Eyes + Close Jimmy Joy Orchestra ‘Spotlight Bands’ Hartigan Tx Blue Network 6 Jan 1945 Set 5 Choo Choo Jack Hylton Orchestra (voc) Pat O’Malley Comm Rec London 3 Feb 1931 Chattanooga Choo Choo Glenn Miller Orchestra (voc) Tex Beneke, Marion Hutton and The Modernaires ‘Sunset Serenade’ Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ NBC Blue New York 27 Dec 1941 Honky Tonk Train Blues Meade Lux Lewis with the Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘Camel Caravan’ WABC CBS NY 3 Jan 1939 Weil der D-Zug-Fuehrer heute Hochzeit macht (Because the express train driver is getting married today) Die Goldene Sieben Comm Rec Berlin Feb 1938 Set 6 In Lamberts Nachtlokale (The Lambeth Walk) Hans Rehmstedt Orchestra (voc) Rudi Schuericke Comm Rec Berlin Nov 1938 With the Wind and the Rain in your Hair Ozzie Nelson Orchestra Blackhawk Restaurant WGN Mutual Chicago 24 Mar 1940 Trummin’ on a Riff Trummy Young (tb) Paul Baron Orchestra ‘Music Till Midnight’ WABC CBS NY 19 Jan 1945 Eli Eli + Close Lionel Hampton Orchestra Casa Manana Culver City Ca KFI NBC LA 20 Jul 1947 Set 7 Nightmare (theme) + Blue Skies Artie Shaw Orchestra ‘Spotlight Bands’ San Luis Obispo Ca Blue Network 26 Sep 1945 The Lady From 29 Palms Your Hit Parade Orchestra (voc) Doris Day ‘Your Hit Parade’ WNBC NBC NY 25 Oct 1947 Sport Hyperbole Bill Stern ‘Sports Newsreel’ NBC 1944 It Can’t Be Wrong Harry James Orchestra Palladium Ballroom KNX CBS LA 1945 Set 8 Swing Street Buck Ram All-Stars Comm Rec New York 18 Sep 1944 Love You Madly Duke Ellington Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Birdland WNBC NBC NY 30 Jun 1951 Sweet Lorraine Benny Goodman Trio Meadowbrook Gardens KFI NBC LA 26 Jan 1946 This Is Always Charlie Parker Quartet (voc) Earl Coleman Comm Rec Hollywood 19 Feb 1947

The Life and Music of Scott Joplin

Ragtime music at its best. Songs by the King of Ragtime – Scott Joplin. Two shows at The Glen Street Theatre.

A full ragtime orchestra with singer under the direction of trumpeter and arranger, Craig Mitten.

Craig has loved ragtime since first hearing it at the age of 6. So his ragtime sound and orchestrations are absolutely real.

For someone like me who had only ever heard rags on piano, hearing this tight full orchestra with flute and piccolo by Sandra Mitten and ex-Opera Australia singer, Tanya Christensen, giving voice to Joplin’s Ragtime Dance and excerpts from his opera Treemonisha, was a joyous revelation.

The show was produced by John Buchanan with script by John Buchanan and additions by myself. I played the role of John Stack, Scott Joplin’s publisher, narrating the life and musical career of the King of Ragtime.

The orchestra played the well-known Joplin favourites, Maple Leaf Rag and The Entertainer as well as many other fascinating numbers including, Stoptime Rag, the Ragtime Dances, Pineapple Rag and may more.

If you didn’t catch The Life and Music of Scott Joplin at Glen Street, keep an eye out for when it might come to a theatre near you.

Cast (l-r) Tanya Christensen (voc) Geoff Power (tb) Craig Mitten (trumpet, arranger and band leader) Stephen Grant (p) Phil Harper (cl) Marcus Holden (vln) Sandra Mitten (flute and piccolo) Ed Baston (db) Chris King (p) Greg Poppleton (seated front – narrator, John Stack)

1930s Speakeasy

Sunday night, 26 July, Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters were privileged to entertain with jazz from the 1920s and 1930s at Beyond Vintage in Leura.

Your host, Sam, at Beyond Vintage specialises in wine consultancy and wine list development, with a focus on wine education and hospitality training. Beyond Vintage also conducts tastings for private enthusiasts, corporate tastings and special events. Beyond Vintage offers a range of other wine-related services to ensure our clients’ needs are well catered, including wine investment and procurement.
From the vine, to your table we will assist you in taking the journey toward an ever deepening appreciation of wine, its history, the ‘terroir’ (sense of place) and its potential.

For the 1930s Speakeasy there was an excellent dinner menu. I had the poached pears and walnut salad – yum!!! Geoff had the lamb skewers – brilliant. And Chuck ordered the wagyu beef – mouth-watering.

Especially for the Speakeasy night, the cocktail menu included ‘The Speakeasy’, ‘Gimlet’ and a whole range of vintage 30s cocktails.

No wonder all the guests had such a wonderful time inside the warm, cosy bar, merry with a dazzling array of fine wines from around the world, good food, hot jazz by world-touring musicians and charming company. The temperature dived below freezing outside but no-one cared. (There were even a few flakes of snow as I got off the train before the show.)

Greg Poppleton is Australia’s only authentic 1920s and 1930s singer. Geoff Power is an ARIA nominated trumpet player who also plays his hot 1921 vintage sousaphone with Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters. Chuck Morgan is also part of the world-touring Janet Seidel Trio and played guitar, banjo and his 1927 vintage ukelele.

Greg Poppleton, 1920s-30s singer, at Beyond Vintage’s 1930s Speakeasy, with Romana, who was awarded the best dressed for the night with her exquisite hat.

Greg Poppleton Bakelite Broadcasters – Geoff Power (sousaphone and trumpet), Chuck Morgan (guitar, banjo and ukelele).

Book Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters for your wedding, corporate event and party. We are the 1920s – 1930s jazz swing specialists with Australia’s only authentic 1920s-30s singer.

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1920s – 1930s Jazz At Sydney Rowers, Sunday 19 July

Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters entertained with jazz and swing from the 1920s and 1930s at Sydney Rowers Club on the Parramatta River in Abbotsford, Sunday 19 July. And it was good to see so many friends drop by.

Greg Poppleton (1920s-30s singer) Paul Furniss (clarinet and alto sax) Grahame Conlon (guitar) Darcy Wright (double bass).

Sydney Rowers has jazz every Sunday afternoon with great food and great views. No wonder the place is packed.

Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters will be back at Sydney Rowers, Free, 3 – 6pm, Sunday 11 October and Sunday 20 December. We hope to see you there…

Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters at Sydney Rowers. Singing and playing the songs of the 1920s and 1930s are (l-r) Greg Poppleton (vocals) Grahame Conlon (g) Darcy Wright (db) Paul Furniss (cl and alto sax).

Looking from the Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters bandstand down Hen and Chicken Bay

The Parramatta Ferry heading up river.

The last rays of the sun.

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1920s Gin Mill Social Sold Out Show, 17 July

It was a high energy, SOLD OUT, Gin Mill Social 1920s night at Slide, Friday 17 July.

TheGin Mill Social  is Sydney’s hot ticket 1920s night every month at Slide, an art deco building on lively Oxford Street. From 7 – 11:30pm it’s 1920s glamour, cuisine and cocktails!

As always, Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters kicked off proceedings with a high octane set of 1920s Roaring 20s Jazz. That’s Greg Poppleton singing, Geoff Power, trumpet and sousaphone and Paul Baker, banjo.

We backed the wonderful aerialist, Missy, with a hotcha version of Hindustan, as she struck amazingly intricate artistic and athletic poses on the suspended hoop in a tableau celebrating Bastille Day.

And the new MC had the audience laughing and calling for more. Alicia, aka MC Loopy Lou, is a dynamic entertainer and sizzling creator of Slide’s hugely successful Risque Revue.

The August Gin Mill Social is also SOLD OUT. But you can still get tickets for the Friday September 11 show. They’re selling fast! Get your tickets now.

Backstage at the 17 July Gin Mill Social. (L-r) Aerialist, acrobat and fan dancer Missy, Greg Poppleton 1920s singer and band leader, Alicia Gin Mill MC and creator of Slide’s Risque Revue. (Photo by Gin Mill Social creator, Jeremy Brennan.)

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Electromagnetism By Julius Sumner Miller. 28 July Phantom Dancer 2 Hour Live Swing Jazz Mix By Greg Poppleton

Here is your Phantom Dancer play list for Tuesday 28 July 107.3 2SER Sydney 12noon – 2pm and NOW STREAMING ONLINE at http://www.2ser.com

This week’s 2 hour non-stop mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s – 1960s radio has a set of swing from live 1936 radio, a set of 1950s swing from Hollywood Palladium broadcasts including the theme from Dragnet played live by the original orchestra, Ray Anthony. Plus, hear live radio performances by Bunny Berrigan, Arthur Prysock, Harry James, Woody Herman and more in a whole 2 hours of non-stop live swing and jazz with the last half of the show being ALL VINYL. See the play list below.

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is Julius Sumner Miller giving Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics on the matter of electromagnetism. This is program 43, recorded at ABC-TV in Sydney in 1969. Enjoy…

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #168 107.3 2SER Tuesday 28 July 2015 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:03 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT)Repeat Sunday 2SER 5 – 6pm Set 1 Slumber Song (theme) + Daisy Mae Glenn Miller Orchestra Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ NBC Blue NY Dec 1940 These Foolish Things Gene Krupa Orchestra (ts) Charlie Ventura ‘One Night Stand’ Meadowbrook Gardens Culver City Ca AFRS Re-broadcast 31 Mar 1946 More Moon + Woodchopper’s Ball (theme) Woody Herman Orchestra ‘Woodchopper’s Music Shop’ Radio Transcription Hollywood 29 Sep 1950 Set 2 Bei Dir War Es Immer So Schoen Helmut Zacharias und seine Solisten. Ernesto Romanoni (harpsichord and celeste) Comm Rec Berlin 29 Nov 1941 The Girl With The Light Blue Hair Benny Krueger Orchestra WOR MBS NY 28 Apr 1940 Medley: Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries + Did You Ever See A Dream Walking? + Close Leon Kellner Orchestra Blue Room Roosevelt Hotel WWL CBS New Orleans 1964 Set 3 Open + The Trolley Song Frank Sinatra ‘Command Performance USA’ AFRS Hollywood 1945 Open + Blue Velvet Arthur Prysock ‘The All-Star Parade of Bands’ Blue Note WMAQ NBC Chicago 9 Sep 1952 Come Rain or Come Shine + Dancing in the Dark + Close Jo Stafford (voc) Paul Weston’s Rhythm ‘Let’s Go To Town’ Radio Transcription Hollywood 1954/div> Set 4 Walkin’ Harry James Orchestra ‘Palladium Ballroom’ KNX CBS LA 27 Nov 1959 Ad + Dragnet Ray Anthony Orchestra ‘All Star Parade Of Bands’ Palladium Ballroom KFI NBC LA 23 Nov 1953 It Took Ten Days Blues+ Close Jerry Gray and his Band of Today ‘One Night Stand’ Palladium Ballroom Hollywood AFRTS Rebroadcast 20 Jan 1961 Set 5 Let’s Put Our Heads Together Red Allen Orchestra (voc) RA Comm Rec New York 29 Dec 1936 Dardenella Bunny Berrigan Orchestra ‘Saturday Night Swing Club’ WABC CBS New York 31 Oct 1936 Stomping At The Savoy Isham Jones Orchestra WOR Mutual NY 24 Jan 1936 Honeysuckle Rose Bunny Berrigan, Bud Freeman, Joe Marsala, Teddy Wilson, Stan King ‘A Demonstration of a Modern Phase of Music’ WNEW NY 1936 Set 6 Melodien in Dur end Moll Teil 1 Adolf Steimel Orchestra Comm Rec Berlin 12 Jan 1940 You Can’t Stop Me From Dreaming Jan Savitt and his Top Hatters (voc) Bon Bon ‘Studio Launch’ KYW NBC Red Phiadelphia 14 Sep 1937 Announcers’ Blues/div> Jack Teagarden (tb) Paul Whiteman Orchestra ‘Paul Whiteman’s Musical Varieties’ WJZ NBC Blue NY 19 Jan 1936 Happy As The Day Is Long Tommy Dorsey Orchestra ‘Ford V8 Show’ Texas Centennial Fair NBC Blue Dallas Aug 1936 Set 7 Lazy River Harry James Orchestra Aircheck 1948 Prelude To A Kiss Woody Herman Orchestra Blue Room Roosevelt Hotel WWL CBS New Orleans 10 Nov 1951 Solid Old Man Duke Ellington Orchestra Empire Hotel Hollywood Aircheck Feb 1949 Too Young To Go Steady Dorsey Brothers Orchestra (voc) Dolly Houston Cafe Rouge Hotel Statler WCBS CBS NY 1955 Set 8 Pet My Pup Jimmie Grier Orchestra Radio Transcription Hollywood late 1940s It Was Just One Of Those Things Russ Morgan Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Biltmore Bowl Biltmore Hotel LA AFRS Rebroadcast 13 May 1946 Little Sir Echo Doris Day (voc) Barney Rapp and his New Englanders ‘The Sign of the Drum’ NBC Cincinnati 17 Jun 1939 Dixie Girl Chuck Foster and his Orchestra Radio Transcription Chicago 1940

Julius Sumner Miller 42 Electric Currents. Phantom Dancer Radio Show 21 July 2015

Here is your Phantom Dancer play list for Tuesday 21 July 107.3 2SER Sydney 12noon – 2pm and online at http://www.2ser.com

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This week’s 2 hour non-stop mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s – 1960s radio has Miles Davis and John Coltrane live in 1957, Wild Bill Davison and the crew from ‘This is Jazz’ in 1947 and Sydney swing band leader Frank Coughlan from 1937. All very symmetrical. And of course there’s a whole 2 hours of non-stop live swing and jazz, including a set of the great woman jazz singers, with the last half of the show being ALL VINYL. See the play list below.

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is Julius Sumner Miller giving Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics on the matter of The Properties and Effects of Electric Currents. This is program 42, recorded at ABC-TV in Sydney in 1969. Enjoy…

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #167 107.3 2SER Tuesday 21 July 2015 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:03 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT)Repeat Sunday 2SER 5 – 6pm Set 1 It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing Frank Coughlan Trocadero Orchestra (voc) Barbara James Comm Rec Sydney Jul 1937 Open + Kentucky Bob Strong Orchestra (voc) Tony Fiola ‘One Night Stand’ Glen Island Casino New Rochelle NY AFRS Re-broadcast 20 Aug 1944 Sing a Song of Sixpence + Close Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Cafe Rouge Hotel Statler NY AFRS Re-broadcast 7 Apr 1949 Set 2 Intro + Sweet Georgia Brown Wild Bill Davison, George Brunies and others ‘This is Jazz’ WOR Mutual NY 20 Apr 1947 Intro + Amapola Henry Levine and his Dixieland Octet ‘Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street’ WJZ NBC Blue 11 Aug 1941 Lazybones + Close Jack Teagarden Club Hangover KCBS CBS San Francisco 30 Apr 1955 Set 3 Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries Carroll Gibbons and his Boyfriends Comm Rec London 17 Dec 1931 Yankee Doodle Never Went To Town The Dodge Orchestra ‘The Dodge Show’ Radio Transcription New York 1936 Two Guitars + Auf Wiedersehen George Shackley Ensemble ‘Nehi Program’ Radio Transcription New York 7 May 1932 Set 4 Tequila Ted Heath Orchestra ‘NBC International Bandstand’ London (BBC) 2 Mar 1959 Four Miles Davis and John Coltrane ‘Bandstand USA’ Cafe Bohemia WOR Mutual NY 1957 Mambo The Most + Close Woody Herman’s Third Herd ‘All Star Parade of Bands’ Royal Grove Peony Park WOW NBC Omaha 1948 Set 5 Just As Long As The World Goes Around Claude Hopkins Orchestra Radio Transcription New York Oct 1935 King Porter Stomp Harry James Orchestra ‘America Dances’ BBC London via CBS New York 19 Jul 1939 Georgine Hans Rehmstedt Orchestra (voc) Rudi Schuricke Comm Rec Berlin Jul 1939 Prisoner’s Song Bunny Berrigan Orchestra Paradise Restaurant WABC CBS NY 10 Apr 1938 Set 6 Open + Fine & Mellow Billie Holliday ‘Art Ford Show’ New York 1956 Million Dollar Smile Dinah Washington (voc) Lionel Hampton Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 16 Nov 1944 Deed I Do Lena Horne (voc) Fletcher Henderson Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 1944 I Cover The Waterfront Sarah Vaughan ‘Eddie Condon’s Floorshow’ WPIX TV NY 13 Dec 1948 Set 7 K.C. Stride Count Basie Orchestra Blue Room Hotel Lincoln WABC CBS NY New York 21 Apr 1944 Wire Brush Stomp Gene Krupa Trio ‘Spotlight Bands’ Newport RI Blue Network 2 Oct 1944 Scuttlebutt Artie Shaw’s Gramercy 5 ‘Spotlight Bands’ Fort Ord Ca Blue Network 19 Sep 1945 Mr Chips + Blue’n’Boogie Billy Eckstine Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood Mar 1945 Set 8 BeBop Charlie Parker ‘Symphony Sid Show’ Royal Roost WMCA New York 12 Feb 1949 Hoffnung Interview Gerard Hoffnung and Charles Richardson ‘Saturday Night on the Light’ BBC Light Programme London 1955 Dark Shadows Charlie Parker Quartet (inc Erroll Garner piano) Comm Rec Hollywood 19 Feb 1947 Sweet Lorraine Benny Goodman Trio Meadowbrook Gardens Culver City Ca KNX CBS NY 26 Jan 1946