Cliff Edwards and Mickey Mouse – Phantom Dancer 28 May 2019

UKELELE IKE

The Phantom Dancer feature artist with Greg Poppleton this week is the earliest recorded scat singer, Cliff Edwards, also known as Ukelele Ike.

You’ll hear Ukelele Ike from 1936 and 1940 radio including a wild scat version of Margie.

See the full Phantom Dancer play list of swing and jazz mixed by Greg Poppleton from live 1920s-60s radio below.

ONLINE

This week’s Phantom Dancer will be online right after the 28 May 2SER live mix at 2ser.com.
Hear the show live every Tuesday 12:04-2pm on 107.3 2SER Sydney

CLIFF EDWARDS

Cliff Edwards left school at age 14 in 1909 and began entertaining as a singer in saloons.

Most bars had pianos in bad shape or none at all, so Edwards taught himself to play ukulele to serve as his own accompanist (choosing it because it was the cheapest instrument in the music shop).

BIG BREAK

He was nicknamed ‘Ukulele Ike’ by a club owner who could never remember his name. He got his first break in 1918 at the Arsonia Cafe in Chicago, Illinois, where he performed a song called ‘Ja-Da’ written by the club’s pianist, Bob Carleton. Edwards and Carleton made it a hit on the vaudeville circuit. Vaudeville headliner Joe Frisco hired Edwards as part of his act, which was featured at the Palace in New York City – the most prestigious vaudeville theatre – and later in the Ziegfeld Follies.

In 1924, Edwards performed as the headliner at the Palace, the pinnacle of his vaudeville success. That year he also featured in George and Ira Gershwin’s first Broadway musical Lady Be Good, alongside Fred and Adele Astaire.

RECORDS

Edwards made his first records in 1919 and recorded early examples of jazz scat singing in 1922.

In 1923 he signed to Pathé Records and became one of the most popular singers of the 1920s, appearing in several Broadway shows. He recorded many of the pop hits of the day, including ‘California, Here I Come’, ‘Hard Hearted Hannah’, ‘Yes Sir, That’s My Baby’, and most famously, ‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’.

UKELELE

Edwards was responsible for the soaring popularity of the ukulele.Millions of ukuleles were sold during the 1920s and Tin Pan Alley publishers added ukulele chords to standard sheet music. Edwards always played American Martin ukuleles, favoring the small soprano model in his early career. In his later years, he moved to the sweeter-sounding, large tenor ukulele more suitable for crooning, which was becoming popular in the 1930s.

Edwards’ continued to record until shortly before his death in 1971. His last record album, Ukulele Ike, was released posthumously on the independent Glendale label.

FILM

In 1929, Cliff Edwards was playing at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles where he caught the attention of movie producer-director Irving Thalberg. His film company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer hired Edwards to appear in early sound movies. After performing in some short films, Edwards was one of the stars in the feature Hollywood Revue of 1929, doing some comic bits and singing some numbers, including the film debut of his hit ‘Singin’ in the Rain’. He appeared in a total of 33 films for MGM into 1933.

WESTERNS

Edwards was also an occasional supporting player in feature films and short subjects at Warner Brothers and RKO Radio Pictures. He played a wisecracking sidekick to western star George O’Brien, and filled in for Allen Jenkins as “Goldie” opposite Tom Conway in The Falcon Strikes Back. In a 1940 short, he led a cowboy chorus in Cliff Edwards and His Buckaroos. Throughout the 1940s he appeared in a number of B westerns playing the comic, singing sidekick to the hero, seven times with Charles Starrett and six with Tim Holt.

JIMINY CRICKET

Cliff Edwards most famous voice role was as Jiminy Cricket in Walt Disney’s Pinocchio (1940). Edwards’s rendition of ‘When You Wish Upon a Star’ is his most familiar recorded legacy. He voiced the head crow in Disney’s Dumbo (1941) and sang ‘When I See an Elephant Fly’.

FILM and TV

In 1932 Edwards had his first national radio show on CBS Radio. He continued hosting network radio shows into 1946.

Edwards was an early arrival on television. In the 1949 season, he starred in The Cliff Edwards Show, a three-days-a-week (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings) TV variety show on CBS. In the 1950s and early 1960s, he made appearances on The Mickey Mouse Club (see video below), in addition to performing his Jiminy Cricket voice for various Disney shorts and the Disney Christmas spectacular, From All of Us to All of You.

VIDEO

This week’s Phantom Dancer video of the week is The Mouseketeers jitterbugging and playing uke to Cliff Edwards on a Mickey Mouse Club from 20 November 1956 TV. Includes Dennis Day and Annette Funicello. Enjoy!

28 MAY PLAY LIST

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #388
107.3 2SER Tuesday 28 May 2019 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT) National Program: Edge FM Bega Monday 3 – 4pm 7MID Oatlands Tuesday 8 – 9pm 2ARM Armidale Friday 12 – 1pm 3MGB Mallacoota Sunday 5 – 6am and early morning on 23 other stations.
Set 1	Women Singers on Network Radio
Theme + I’m Gonna Love That Guy	Joan Edwards	‘Your Hit Parade’ AFRS Re-broadcast 27 Oct 1945
Open + If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight	Peggy Lee (voc) Russ Case Orchestra	‘Rexall Show’ KNX CBS LA 15 Jul 1951
Swinging on a Star + Close	The Smoothies	‘The Smoothies Music Shop’ AFRS Re-broadcast 1944
Set 2	Radio DJ 1956
Dem Bones (theme) + Sweet Lorraine	1947 Metronome All-Stars (voc) Frank Sinatra	‘Bill Randall Show’ WCBS CBS NY 11 Feb 1956
Chinatown	The Hi-Lo’s	‘Bill Randall Show’ WCBS CBS NY 11 Feb 1956
Tea for Two + Close	Nat King Cole	‘Bill Randall Show’ WCBS CBS NY 11 Feb 1956
Set 3	Women Folk Singers 1929-34
Blues Negres	Cleoma Falcon	Comm Rec New Orleans 1934
El Cacahuatero	Tona La Negre	Comm Rec Mexico 1931
Quero Sossego	Araci Cortes Com Orchestra Brunswick	Comm Rec Brazil 1931
Lei E	Emma Bush with Johnny Noble and his Hawaiian Music	Comm Rec Honolulu 1929
Set 4	Cliff Edwards
Open + Louisiana Hayride	Freddy Rich Orchestra	‘Florida’s Treat’ Radio Transcription New York City 1936
Pennies From Heaven + One, Two, Button Your Shoe	Cliff Edwards (voc) Freddy Rich Orchestra	‘Florida’s Treat’ Radio Transcription New York City 1936
Open + Margie + Once in a While + Close	Cliff Edwards	Transcription WOR Mutual NYC 10 Aug 1945
Set 5	Ballads from the Palace
Open + Out of this World	Boyd Raeburn Orchestra (voc) David Allyn	Palace Hotel KQW CBS San Francisco 27 Jul 1945
I Wish I Didn’t Love You So	Raymond Scott Orchestra (voc) Dorothy Collins	Palace Hotel KQW CBS San Francisco 27 Jul 1945
He’s Home For a Little While	Boyd Raeburn Orchestra (voc) Margie Wood	Palace Hotel KQW CBS San Francisco 27 Jul 1945
Santa Catalina	Raymond Scott Orchestra (voc) Dorothy Collins	Palace Hotel KQW CBS San Francisco 27 Jul 1945
Set 6	Glenn Miller 1939 Radio
Moonlight Serenade (theme) + Little Brown Jug	Glenn Miller Orchestra	Meadowbrook Ballroom Cedar Grove NJ WJZ NBC Blue NY 5 Dec 1939
King Porter Stomp	Glenn Miller Orchestra	Meadowbrook Ballroom Cedar Grove NJ WJZ NBC Blue NY 18 Apr 1939
Sold American	Glenn Miller Orchestra (voc) Band	Meadowbrook Ballroom Cedar Grove NJ WJZ NBC Blue NY 6 Mar 1939
My Blue Heaven + Close	Glenn Miller Orchestra	NBC Radio Centre Baltimore 5 Sep 1939
Set 7	1929 Radio
Open + Angry	Ray Miller Orchestra (voc) Bob Nolan	‘Sunny Meadows Program’ Radio Transcription Chicago 1929
Medley	Red Nichols Five Pennies	‘Brunswick Brevities’ Radio Transcription new York City 27 Aug 1929
Painting the Clouds with Sunshine + Lonesome Little Doll	Dixie Two-Steppers	Radio Transcription Chicago 1929
Tell Me Who + Close	Ray Miller Orchestra (voc) Bob Nolan	‘Sunny Meadows Program’ Radio Transcription Chicago 25 Jan 1929
Set 8	Charlie Parker
Confirmation	Charlie Parker	‘Symphony Sid Show’ Royal Roost WMCA NY 12 Feb 1949
Broadway	Charlie Parker	Birdland WABC ABC NY 9 May 1953
Repetition	Charlie Parker	Apollo Theatre NY 17 Aug 1950
Moose the Mooch + Lullaby of Birdland	Charlie Parker	Birdland WABC ABC NY 9 May 1953

2 August Phantom Dancer plus Laurel and Hardy ‘Blotto’ (1930)

On this week’s Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton, your weekly non-stop mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s – 60s radio, you’ll hear a set of Louis Armstrong live on 1930s-40s radio, including a radio recording he made with Fats Waller and his Rhythm. We hear from singers Patti Page, Ginny Simms and Frank Sinatra on their own radio features. Julie London also makes a rare 1956 radio appearance. And we’ll finish with a Charlie Parker set from WMCA NY radio in 1949.

See the full play list below.

Hear the show archived at 2ser.com

The Phantom Dancer is your non-stop 2 hour mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s-60s radio every week online and on 2SER radio.

The final hour of the mix is all vinyl.

The Phantom Dancer is live-streamed as the show goes to air on 107.3 2SER Sydney, Tuesdays 12 – 2pm (12 – 2am GMT) and repeated 5 – 6pm Sundays, http://www.2ser.com

The show is then archived for you to listen to any time at 2ser.com/Phantom_Dancer.

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is the Laurel and Hardy (with Anita Garvin) classic, Blotto (1930)

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #225 107.3 2SER Tuesday 2 August 2016 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT) National Program: 2RRR Gladesville Thurs 11am – 12 2SER Sunday 2SER 5 – 6pm ArtSoundFM Canberra Sunday 7 – 8pm and early morning on 30 other stations. Set 1 1940s Swing Bands Re-Broadcast by Armed Forces Radio Open + Song of India Tommy Dorsey Orchestra ‘Tommy Dorsey Show’ AFRS Re-broadcast 23 Jun 1943 Open + Wherever There’s Me There’s You Bobby Sherwood Orchestra (voc) Jay Johnson and Frances Glenn ‘One Night Stand’ Avodon Ballroom Los Angeles AFRS Re-broadcast 3 Jun 1946 Mabel Mabel + Yerxa Boyd Raeburn Orchestra (voc) Jackie Suerrel ‘One Night Stand’ Club Morocco Los Angeles AFRS Re-broadcast 19 Aug 1946 Set 2 Singing for your Supper Ad + s’Wonderful + A Girl To Love Jack Smith then Ginny Simms(voc) Frank deVol Orchestra ‘Tide Show’ KNX CBS LA 11 Feb 1951 Station ID + Theme + I’m Crazy ‘Bout My Baby Dinah Shore (voc) ‘The Dinah Shore Show’ WRCA NBC NY 1954 Goin’ Home + Close Frank Sinatra (voc) Dave Rose Orchestra ‘Guest Star’ Radio Transcription New York City 20 Dec 1947 Set 3 NBC’s All-Star Parade of Bands Cool Water Billy May Orchestra (voc) Bob Moore ‘All-Star Parade of Bands’ Hollywood Palladium KFI NBC LA 21 Dec 1953 Rain Sauter-Finegan Orchestra ‘All-Star Parade’ Blue Note WMAQ NBC Chicago 9 Dec 1953 Cry Me A River Julie London ‘All-Star Parade of Bands’ The Cameo WRCA NBC NY 1956 Set 4 Harry James on 1943 – 1961 Radio My Old Flame Harry James Orchestra (voc) Judy Williams ‘Chesterfield Show’ WABC CBS NY 14 Dec 1943 Open + Ultra Harry James Orchestra ‘Guest Star’ Radio Transcription New York City 1951 Two O’Clock Jump Harry James Orchestra El Patio Ballroom KCBS CBS San Francisco 20 May 1961 Set 5 Louis Armstrong on Radio On The Sunny Side of the Street Fats Waller and his Rhythm with Louis Armstrong and Jack Teagarden Aircheck New York City Oct 1938 I’ve Got Plenty of Nothin’ Louis Armstrong Orchestra (voc) Ada Brown ‘Jubilee’ AFRS NY Mar 1943 I Lost My Sugar In Salt Lake City Louis Armstrong Orchestra (voc) LA ‘Spotlight Bands’ Dallas Tx Blue Network 17 Aug 1943 It Had To Be You + Theme Louis Armstrong Orchestra (voc) LA ‘Spotlight Bands’ Tuskagee Airfield, Alabama Blue Network 5 Oct 1944 Set 6 Swing Bands on 1937-38 Radio Sugar Foot Stomp Fud Candrix Orchestra Comm Rec Blankenberghe Casino, Belgium 27 Jun 1938 One, Two Button Your Shoe Duke Ellington Orchestra (voc) Ivie Anderson Cotton Club WABC CBS NY 18 Mar 1937 I’ll Always Be In Love With You Count Basie Orchestra Savoy Ballroom Aircheck NY 30 Jun 1937 There’s a Small Hotel + Close Bunny Berrigan Orchestra ‘Norge Programme’ Radio Transcription New York City 1937 Set 7 Earliest Recorded Radio from 1929-34 Intro + It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing + Ad Dorsey Brothers Orchestra ‘Chrysler Show’ New York City 1934 I May Be Wrong Red Nichols and his Five Pennies (voc) Scrappy Lambert ‘Brunswick Brevities’ Radio Transcription New York City 27 Aug 1929 Intro + This Is The Missus Ben Selvin Orchestra ‘Davis Musical Moments’ Radio Transcription New York City 1932 What A Day Eskimo Pie Orchesra ‘Eskimo Pie Orchestra’ Radio Transcription Chicago Jul 1929 Set 8 Charlie Parker from Royal Roost on the Symphony Sid Show How High The Moon Charlie Parker (as) Flip Philips, Charlie Ventura (ts) Conte Condoli (tp) Bennie Green (tp) Al Haig (piano) Curley Russell, Tommy Potter (b) Ed Shaugnessy(d) ‘Symphony Sid Show’ WMCA NY 1 Jan 1949 Groovin’ High Charlie Parker (as) Kenny Dorham (tp) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (b) Max Roach (d) ‘Symphony Sid Show’ WMCA NY 19 Feb 1949 Oo Bop Sh’Bam Charlie Parker (as) Kenny Dorham (tp) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (b) Max Roach (d) Band (voc) ‘Symphony Sid Show’ WMCA NY 22 Jan 1949 Barbados Charlie Parker (as) Kenny Dorham (tp) Al Haig (piano) Tommy Potter (b) Max Roach (d) ‘Symphony Sid Show’ WMCA NY 5 Feb 1949

13 October Phantom Dancer Radio Swing Mix. Julius Sumner Miller On Energy And Momentum

Hello Phantom Dancer fans!

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Here is your 13th October Phantom Dancer play list and video of the week (and link to the archived show) 107.3 2SER Sydney 12noon – 2pm.

Hear today’s Subscriber Drive Phantom Dancer online: http://www.2ser.com/component/k2/item/18010-julius-sumner-miller-energy-and-momentum-phantom-dancer-13-october-2015

You can hear The Phantom Dancer live-streamed during the Tuesday broadcast at http://www.2ser.com. This show will also be archived at 2ser.com after the broadcast. To hear the archived show, visit the 2SER website, click Program Guide, then Phantom Dancer, and enjoy your non-stop 2 hour swing jazz mix.

On this week’s show we open with Australian singer and comedian Nell Fleming and a set of women singers, there’s a set of dance music in Arabic, Yiddish and from Holland, swing bands from live 1939 – 1940 radio, live bop and live dixieland radio including a broadcast excerpts from Adelaide and Melbourne in 1949.

Plus, the last hour of the show is, as always, ALL VINYL.

Professor Julius Sumner Miller 1969 ABC TV Science series, Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics, Episode 5 is your Video of the Week: exciting adventures in Energy and Momentum.

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #179 107.3 2SER Tuesday 13 October 2015 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT) CRN Show: Sunday 2SER 5pm. ArtSound Canberra 7pm, 2RRR Thurs 11am Set 1 That’s How I Like ‘Em Nell Fleming Comm Rec Sydney 5 Oct 1930 Daydreaming Les and Larry Elgart Orchestra (voc) Joni James ‘Let’s Go With Music’ Radio Transcription Hollywood 1954 A, You’re Adoreable Eileen Wilson and The Hit Paraders (voc) Axel Stordahl Orchestra ‘Your Hit Parade’ KFI NBC LA 30 Apr 1949 Set 2 Singing Winds (theme) A Melody To The Trees Ralph Flanagan Orchestra ‘Treasury Bandstand’ Cafe Rouge Hotel Statler WCBS CBS NY 1950 Thunderbird Ray Anthony Orchestra ‘All-Star Parade of Bands’ KFI NBC LA 23 Nov 1953 Stompin’ At The Savoy Duke Ellington Orchestra Basin Street NY KNX CBS Los Angeles 16 Apr 1956 Set 3 So It Is Vincentino Comm Rec Hilversum 23 Apr 1949 Rhumba Hanan and Feyrouz Comm Rec Beirut 1950s Chassidic in America Moishe Oysher and Florence Weiss WBBC Brooklyn NY 1938 Set 4 You Gotta Have Love + Medley: Blue Hawaii/I’m Putting All My Eggs In One Basket/Spinning Wheel/Isn’t It A Lovely Day?/I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Everett Hoagland Orchestra (voc) Homer Rose Empire Room Waldorf-Astoria Hotel WOR Mutual NY 30 Mar 1940 The Lamp Is Low Frankie Masters Orchestra (voc) Marion Forbes ‘Rhythm and Romance’ WJSV CBS Washington DC 21 Sep 1939 You Can’t Escape From Me + Close Benny Krueger Orchestra WOR Mutual NY 28 Apr 1940 Set 5 Cirribirribin (theme) + Maybe Harry James Orchestra (voc) Dick Haymes Broadcast Chatterbox Club Mountainside NJ early 1940 Solid Geometry For Squares Joe Marsala Orchestra Broadcast Armouk NY 23 Oct 1942 Little Posy Duke Ellington Orchestra Southland Cafe WNAC NBC Boston 9 Jan 1940 At An Arabian House Party Raymond Scott Quintet Panther Room Hotel Sherman WMAQ NBC Chicago 1940 Set 6 Lady Be Good Slim Gaillard ‘Symphony Sid Show’ Birdland WJZ ABC NY 2 Jun 1951 Symphony Sid Commercial Break Symphony Sid Royal Roost WMCA NY 18 Sep 1948 Passin’ Through Erroll Garner Trio Broadcast Peacock Lane, Hollywood Mar 1957 Groovin’ High Charlie Parker Royal Roost WMCA NY 19 Feb 1949 Set 7 You’re The Only Star In My Blue Heaven Blue Barron Orchestra (voc) Russ Carlyle and The Glee Club Radio Transcription 1940 I Can’t Get Started With You (theme) + My Melancholy Baby Bunny Berrigan Orchestra Broadcast Jul 1939 In The Mood Louis Armstrong Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood Feb 1943 Four In A Bar Paul Baron Orchestra ‘Music Till Midnight’ WABC CBS NY 1944 Set 8 Tiger Rag Graeme Bell and his Dixieland Jazz Band Broadcast 3AW Melbourne 1949 Big Boy Eddie Condon’s Barefoot Gang ‘Eddie Condon Jazz Concert’ WJZ Blue NY 29 Jul 1944 Emu Strut Southern Jazz Group Broadcast 5AD Adelaide 18 Jun 1949 Panama March + Theme Wild Bill Davison and band ‘This Is Jazz’ WOR Mutual NY 19 Apr 1947

6 October Phantom Dancer Swing Jazz Mix. Julius Sumner Miller Convection

Hello Phantom Dancers!

Today’s Phantom Dancer, your 2 hour swing, jazz and dance mix from live 1930s – 60s radio and TV (listen online at http://www.2ser.com), presented by Greg Poppleton, has a ‘hidden track’! It’s in the final hour that’s non-stop vinyl, of course!

Not on the play list is a whole 15 Minutes of Chuck Foster and his Orchestra broadcasting in 1950 from WREC in Memphis. Enjoy!

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Still from Broadway Melody of 1936 featuring old NYC radio station callsign WHN.

See the play list for lots more live otr goodies including brackets of early 1929-31 radio bands, Glenn Miller, hot swing, dixie and modernists.

As this week’s Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, recorded at ABC-TV in Sydney in 1969, Julius Sumner Miller investigates the Heat Energy Transfer By Convection. Enjoy!

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network 2SER Tuesday 6 Oct 2015 12 noon – 2:00pm (+11 hours GMT) Set 1 Moonlight Serenade (theme) + Little Brown Jug Glenn Miller Orchestra Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ NBC Blue NY 23 Nov 1940 Tiger Rag Glenn Miller Orchestra Meadowbrook Ballroom Cedar Grove NJ WJZ NBC Blue NY 5 Dec 1939 Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead Glenn Miller Orchestra (voc) Marion Hutton Glen Island Casino New Rochelle NY WEAF NBC Red NY 10 Aug 1939 Set 2 Open + Running Wild Paul Lavalle Woodwinds ‘Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street’ WJZ NBC Blue NY 19 Nov 1941 St Louis Blues Sidney Bechet ‘Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street’ WJZ NBC Blue NY 28 Jul 1940 Aunt Hagar’s Children Blues + Basin St Blues (theme) Henry Levine Dixieland Octet ‘Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street’ WJZ NBC Blue NY 16 Jun 1940 Set 3 Easy To Remember Billie Holiday ‘Art Ford Jazz Party’ WNTA TV NY 18 Jul 1958 Magic Is The Moonlight Lena Romay ‘Personal Album’ AFRS Hollywood 1945 Suddenly It’s Spring Glen Gray and the Casa Lona Orchestra (voc) Eugenie Baird ‘One Night Stand’ Tune Town Ballroom St Louis AFRS re-broadcast 5 Apr 1944 You’re The Cream In My Coffee + I Know That You Know Nat King Cole Trio ‘King Cole Trio Time’ Cincinnati AFRS re-broadcast 6 Dec 1947 Set 4 No Love no Nothing Shep Fields New Music (voc) Meredith Blake ‘One Night Stand’ AFRS re-broadcast 1943 Blue Moon Stan Kenton Orchestra (featuring) Lee Konitz (as) ‘Concert Encores’ NBC 30 Sep 1952 Redskin Rhumba (theme) + Skyliner Charlie Barnet Orchestra Palladium Ballroom KFI NBC LA 12 Sep 1959 Set 5 Mr Basie Goes To Washington Raymond Scott Orchestra Aircheck New York 28 Apr 1944 The Elk’s Parade Bobby Sherwood Orchestra Aircheck Terrace Room NJ 17 Feb 1945 Let’s Blow Buddy Rich Orchestra Palladium Ballroom KNX CBS LA 27 Mar 1946 A Night In Tunisia Boyd Raeburn Orchestra Palace Hotel KQW CBS San Francisco 19 Jul 1945 Set 6 Reaching For The Moon Sam Lanin Orchestra (voc) Scrappy Lambert Hit of the Week Records New York Mar 1931 Turn On The Heat (theme) + Strike Up The Band + Alexander’s Ragtime Band Red Nichols Orchestra (voc) Dick Robertson ‘Heat’ New York 3 Aug 1930 You’re The Cream In My Coffee Ray Miller Orchestra ‘Sunny Meadows’ Chicago 18 Jan 1929 You Said It Earl Burtnett Orchestra Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1931 Set 7 History of Music Horace Heidt Orchestra (narr.) HH Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1943 Henry Busse Orchestra Palace Hotel KQW CBS San Francisco 28 Dec 1944 The Little Man Who Wasn’t There Johnny Messner Orchestra Radio Transcription New York 1939 Copenhagen + Close Artie Shaw Orchestra Blue Room Hotel Lincoln WEAF NBC Red NY 25 Nov 1938 Set 8 Confirmation Ben Webster Concert 1962 Undecided (theme) + Pennies From Heaven Charlie Shavers Quartet London House WBBM CBS Chicago May 1962 Two French Fries Oscar Pettiford Birdland WABC ABC NY 26 May 1957 Lover Come Back To Me Stan Getz Basin Street WRCA NBC NY 1956

18 Aug Phantom Dancer Radio Show. Julius Sumner Miller Centre of Gravity

12 noon (+10 GMT) Tuesday 18 August  is Phantom Dancer time online at http://www.2ser.com and on 107.3 2SER Sydney.

Today’s show is a classic because, I must, unfortunately be away from the studio. But I’ve picked a doozy of a show for you!

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Your weekly non-stop 2 hour mix of swing, jazz and dance from live 1920s-60s radio and TV today includes airchecks by the great duo combinations Les Paul and Mary Ford, Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong and Jack Teagarden and more…

 

See the play list below…

Professor Julius Sumner Miller 1969 ABC TV Science series, Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics has been so popular that I’ve decided to rerun it. Also, I can’t get enough of the good Professor. So this week, it’s Episode 1, the Idea of the Centre of Gravity.

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #171 2SER Tuesday 18 Aug 2015 12 noon – 2:00pm (+11 hours GMT) Set 1 Open (Blue Flame (Woody Herman) + Song in Blue Les Paul and Mary Ford ‘Let’s Go To Town’ Radio Transcription 1954 It’s Gotta Be This or That The Merrimacs ‘The Georgia Gibbs Paul Whiteman Show’ WJZ Blue New York 24 Jun 1945 Take The A-Train (theme) + Mood to Be Wooed Duke Ellington Orchestra (sax Johnny Hodges) ‘Date With The Duke’ ABC/AFRS re-broadcast 1945 Set 2 Open + Shine on Harvest Moon (theme) + Blue Skies Jimmy Joy Orchestra (voc) CR ‘Spotlight Bands’ Hartigan, Tx Blue Newtork 6 Jan 1945 Without a Penny in Your Pocket Ray McKinley Orchestra (voc) R McK ‘One Night Stand’ Century Room Commodore Hotel NY AFRS re-broadcast 1946 Flash Harry James Orchestra Cocoanut Grove Ambassador Hotel KFI NBC LA 1951 Set 3 I Can’t Begin To Tell You Harry James Orchestra ‘Spotlight Bands’ ABC 1950 Medley: If I Loved You + Diane + Rosalie Dick Jurgens Orchestra Aragon Ballroom WBBM CBS Chicago Dec 1950 More Than You Know Benny Goodman Orchestra Madhattan Room Hotel Pennsylvania WOR Mutual NY 21 Oct 1937 Set 4 Open + Let a Little Pleasure Interfere with Business Philco Orchestra ‘Philco Hour’ WABC CBS NY 1931 Panama Louis Armstrong All-Stars with Jack Teagarden Broadcast c 1949 Open + High Society Jack Teagarden Band Club Hangover KCBS San Francisco 30 Apr 1955 Set 5 Slappin’ The Bass Ted Weems Orchestra (voc) Parker Gibbs and Band Comm Rec Chicago 3 Apr 1930 Alley Boogie Lucille Bogan (voc) with piano Comm Rec Chicago 1930 Cirribirribin (theme) + You’re In Love With Somebody Else Harry James Orchestra (voc) Helen Forrest Hotel Astor Roof WABC CBS NY 28 Aug 1942 None But The Lonely Heart Tommy Dorsey Orchestra (voc) Frank Sinatra ‘Tommy Dorsey Show’ Capitol Theatre Washington DC 18 Aug 1942 Set 6 Mad About The Boy Lena Horne (voc) Fletcher Henderson Orchestra Radio Transcription New York 1939 Hodge Podge Gene Krupa Trio V-Disc New York 1944 Lullaby of Birdland + Three Little Words Lester Young Quintet Birdland WABC ABC NY NY 5 Sep 1956 After You’ve Gone Roy Eldridge with ‘Tonight Show’ TV Orchestra ‘Tonight Show’ 21 Jul 1956 Set 7 Just In Time Gene Krupa Quartet ‘Guard Sessions’ Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1963 Night in Tunisia Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra Birdland WCBS CBS NY Jun 1956 Mel’s Idea + Body and Soul Benny Goodman Sextet and Trio ‘One Night Stand’ The Click Philadelphia AFRS Re-broadcast 3 Jun 1948 Swingin’ The Jinx Away Die Goldene Sieben Comm Rec Berlin Apr 1937 Set 8 Goin’ and Getting’ It + Royal Garden Blues Ella Fitzgerald Orchestra Savoy Ballroom WEAF NBC Red NY 26 Feb 1940 Clouds Henry Busse Orchestra (voc) Carl Grayson Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1935

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

Julius Sumner Miller 38 ‘Electrostatic Phenomena’. Phantom Dancer 2 Hour Radio Swing Jazz Mix 2SER 23 June.

Greetings Phantom Dancers,

Here is your Phantom Dancer play list for Tuesday 23 June 107.3 2SER Sydney 12noon – 2pm and online at http://www.2ser.com

You can now hear the show online at 2ser.com

On this week’s 2 hour non-stop mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s – 1960s radio you’ll hear swing band sets from live 1930s and 1940s radio, live radio bop, live early radio dance bands, and a smattering of 1930s – 40s commercial recordings by Alice Smith (Australia) and Bai Hung (China).

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is Julius Sumner Miller giving Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics on the matter of Electrostatic Phenomena. This is program 38, 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 #163 2SER Tuesday 23 June 2015 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:03 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT)(2SER repeat Sundays 5-6pm) Set 1 Trocadero Promotion Frank Coughlan Orchestra Radio Transcription Sydney Apr 1936 You Are The Spring Breeze Bai Hung Comm Rec Pathe, Shanghai 1948 Waltzing Matilda 116th Rhythm Ensemble (voc) Ron Williams Aircheck Sydney 1943 Set 2 Instrumental Ray McKinley Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Century Room Hotel Commodore New York AFRS Re-broadcast 1946 Artistry in Rhythm (open) + I Know That You Know Stan Kenton Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania New York AFRS Re-broadcast 27 Sep 1945 Study in Blue Larry Clinton Orchestra Coconut Grove Hotel Park Central WEAF NBC Red NY 7 Jul 1939 Set 3 Happy Feet Paul Whiteman Orchestra (voc) Rhythm Boys (Bing Crosby / Al Rinker / Harry Barris) (vln) Joe Venuti ‘Comm Rec’ Hollywood 10 Feb 1930 Thou Swell Philco Orchestra ‘The Philco Hour’ WABC CBS NY 1931 Ballin’ The Jack Henry Levine Dixieland Octet ‘Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street’ Radio City WJZ NBC Blue NY 18 Aug 1941 Set 4 Colorado Sunset Jim Davidson and his ABC Dance Orchestra (voc) Alice Smith Comm Rec Sydney 14 Mar 1939 Open (Lullaby of Birdland) + Love For Sale Erroll Garner Trio ‘The All-Star Parade of Bands’ Birdland WRCA NBC NY 24 Jul 53 Mean To Me Sarah Vaughan ‘Stars in Jazz’ Birdland WRCA NBC NY 21 Apr 1952 Set 5 My First Impression Of You Teddy Wilson Orchestra Comm Rec New York 17 Dec 1937 Solitude Benny Goodman Orchestra (voc) Helen Ward ‘Let’s Dance’ Radio City WEAF NBC Red Ny 9 Mar 1935 A Fine Romance Hal Kemp Orchestra (voc) Skinnay Ennis ‘R.H. Macy Morning Show’ Oct 1935 Tears From My Inkwell Jack Teagarden Orchestra (voc) Linda Keene ‘Young Man With A Band’ WABC CBS NY Nov 1939 Set 6 Chatanooga Choo Choo Jan Savitt Orchestra Comm Rec Chicago 6 Aug 1941 Dancing Room Only Tony Pastor Orchestra Aircheck New York City 1945 Cirribirribin (Open) + Joe Blow Harry James Orchestra Palladium Ballroom KNX CBS LA 1945 Oh So Good Glenn Miller Orchestrs ‘Chesterfield Show’ WABC CBS NY 23 Jun 1942 Set 7 It Had To Be You Sterling Young Orchestra (voc) Bobby Ennis Radio Transcription Chicago 1939 Snootie Little Cutie Tommy Dorsey Orchestra (voc) Frank Sinatra and The Pied Pipers (incl Jo Stafford) ‘Tommy Dorsey Show’ Capitol Theatre Washington DC Aircheck 18 Aug 1942 My Baby Said Yes Charlie Spivak Orchestra (voc) Irene Daye ‘One Night Stand’ Century Room Hotel Commodore NY AFRS Re-broadcast 25 Feb 1945 In A Mizz Duke Ellington Orchestra (voc) Ivie Anderson Ritz-Carlton Hotel WNAC NBC Red Boston 26 Jul 1939 Set 8 Slow Boat To China Charlie Parker Quintet ‘Symphony Sid Show’ Royal Roost WMCA NY 26 Feb 1949 Interview Gerard Hoffnung and Charles Richardson ‘Saturday Night on the Light’ BBC Light Program London 1955 Blue and Boogie (theme) + Together Billy Eckstine Orchestra (voc) BE ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood Feb 1945 Nearness of You Ben Webster Quartet Aircheck May 1962

Phantom Dancer 17 Feb 2015 Swing Jazz Radio Mix

Hello Phantom Dancers,

On this week’s 2 hour swing and jazz mix you’ll hear a rare radio broadcast from Shep Fields’ New Music (including early electric guitar) and a broadcast excerpt from Glen Island Casino by Bob Strong. There’s also a couple of sets of jazz and dance from 1920s-30s radio for your listening and dancing pleasure.

HEAR the full 2 hour mix HERE until mid-March

Full play list below.

Boswell Sisters pose in front of the wireless

 

And for your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, from 1929, rap from the High Hatted Tragedian of Jazz, Ted Lewis. There’ll be more Julius Sumner Miller next week!

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show #145 2SER Tuesday 17 Feb 2015 12 noon – 2:00pm (+11 hours GMT)   Set 1 When My Ship Comes In George Hall Hotel Taft Orchestra (voc) Allen Church Comm Rec Sydney 14 Sep 1934 Good For You Bad For Me Boswell Sisters Radio Transcription Continental LA 1930 Open + Flirtation Waltz Vincent Valsanti aka Ted Fio Rito Orchestra (voc) Jack Howard Radio Transcription TRANSCO LA 1934 Hold My Hand Ray Pearl Orchestra Casino Gardens Ocean Park Ca KHJ Mutual LA 10 Apr 1940 Set 2 9:20 Special Andy Kirk Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 21 May 1945 Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone Eddie Heywood Sextet ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 21 May 1945 Sheik Of Araby + Lover Come Back To Me + Close Shep Fields and his New Music ‘Spotlight Bands’ Orlando Fl Blue Network 21 Jul 1943 Set 3 Good Night Desi Arnez Orchestra (voc) Desi Arnez Ciro’s Hollywood KNX BCS LA 1946 Texas Tex Tex Beneke Orchestra Palladium Ballroom KNX CBS LA 2 Oct 1946 Open + Kentucky Bob Strong Orchestra (voc) Tony Fiola ‘One Night Stand’ Glen Island Casino New Rochelle NY 20 Aug 1944 The Continental Champs Butler (voc) Frank deVol Orchestra ‘Stand By For Music’ Radio Transcription Hollywood 6 Jan 1955 Set 4 Open + Re-stringing The Pearls Jerry Gray and his Band Of Today Palladium Ballroom KFI Los Angeles 20 Jan 1961 Open + Perdido Ray Anthony Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 25 Dec 1952 Open + Bop City + Close Charlie Barnet Orchestra Rendezvous Ballroom Balboa Ca KHJ Mutual LA 30 Jul 1949 Set 5 Don’t Be That Way Roy Eldridge and his Trumpet Ensemble Comm Rec New York 24 Jan 1944 Sleepy Lagoon Harry James Orchestra Roof Garden Hotel Astor WABC CBS NY 28 Aug 1942 Body And Soul Stan Kenton Orchestra Palladium Ballroom KNX CBS LA 27 Nov 1945 Blue Rain Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra (voc) Connie Morgan Spotlight Bands Columbus OH Blue Network 19 Nov 1943 Set 6 Japanese Sandman Ray Noble Orchestra Beverly-Wiltshire Hotel Beverly Hills Ca KFI NBC Red LA 18 Feb 1940 Laughing At Life Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘Camel Caravan’ WABC CBS NY 19 Nov 1937 It’s You, You, Darling Bob Crosby Orchestra (voc) Bob Crosby Terrace Room Hotel New Yorker WOR Mutual NY 25 Mar 1940 I’m An Old Cowhand Tommy Dorsey Orchestra ‘Ford V8 Show’ Texas Centennial CBS Dallas Tx Aug 1936 Set 7 At Your Command Fred Rich Orchestra Comm Rec New York 15 Jun 1931 Linda Earl Burtnett Orchestra (voc) Jess Kirkpatrick Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1931 Nobody’s Sweetheart Now Mills Hotsy Totsy Gang ‘Brunswick Brevities’ New York Oct 1929 Royal Garden Blues Ray Miller Orchestra ‘Sunny Meadows Radio Show’ Radio Transcription Chicago Jan 1929 Set 8 Who’ll Buy my Bublitchky Charlie and his Orchestra Reichrundfunk Berlin 1941 Animal and Police Imitations Red Bill Lane ‘Major Bowes Amateur Hour’ WABC CBS NY 21 Sep 1939 God-Child Chubby Jackson Orchestra ‘Symphony Sid Show’ WMCA NY 5 Mar 1949

Phantom Dancer 9 Dec. Julius Sumner Miller #14. Pascal’s Principle

Your 9 December Phantom Dancer brings you more rare and sparking swing and jazz from live 1920s – 1950s radio and TV.

You can now hear it online. For a month. At 2ser.com

From the play list, you’ll surely note the following exemplars of hot swing live from original 1920s-50s radio shows. There’s Benny Goodman, Mildred Bailey, Count Basie from 9 December 1956 and even live 1957 Rock ‘n’ Roll by the Sam ‘The Man’ Taylor Big Band.

And as your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, part 14 in the ongoing series of Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics has Professor Julius Sumner Miller demonstrating Pascal’s Principle, The Properties Of Liquids. These programs were made at ABC TV in Sydney in 1969.

Phantom Dancer 9 December 2014 CRN (Community Radio Network) Program #136 Tuesdays 12noon – 2pm. (+11 GMT) 107.3 2SER Sydney. Listen Online. Online Archive.
Set 1
Ain’t What You Do It’s The Way That You Do It	Harry James Orchestra (voc) Jack Berg	Comm Rec New York 6 Mar 1939
Let’s Dance (theme) + When Buddha Smiles	Benny Goodman Orchestra	Madhattan Room Hotel Pennsyvania WABC CBS NY 27 Oct 1937
My Blue Heaven + Moonlight Serenade (theme)	Glenn Miller Orchestra	Glen Island Casino New Rochelle NY WEAF NBC Red NY 20 Jul 1939
Set 2
Theme + Oh Baby	Ralph Sutton All-Stars	Club Hangover KCBS CBS San Francisco 24 Jul 1954
Rockin’ Chair	Mildred Bailey (voc)	‘Guest Star’ Radio Transcription New York 1951
See See Rider	Chris Barber Jazz Band (voc) Natalie Patterson	‘Traditional Jazz’ BBC Light Programme London 9 May 1955
Set 3
Young Blood	Stan Kenton Orchestra	‘Concert in Miniature’ Rustic Cabin NJ WNBC NBC NY 1952
Plymouth Rock	Count Basie Orchestra	Birdland WRCA NBC NY 9 Dec 1956
Look Out	Sam ‘The Man’ Taylor Big Band	‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Dance Party Paramount Theatre Brooklyn NY AFRTS re-broadcast 1957
Set 4
Theme + I Took A Choo-Choo	Ginny Sims (voc) Frank deVol Orchestra	‘Ginny Sims Show’ WABC CBS NY 11 Jan 1946
It’s Hard to Mind	Frankie Masters Orchestra (voc) Phyllis Miles	‘Spotlight Bands’ Cedar Rapids, Iowa Blue Network 1945
Welcome To My Dreams	Ray McKinley Orchestra (voc) Chris Adams	‘One Night Stand’ Century Room Hotel Commodore NY AFRS Re-broadcast 1946
Set 5
Cottontail	Charlie Barnet Orchestra	Aircheck Mar 1945
Pussy Willow	Tommy Dorsey Orchestra	Casino Gardens Ocean Park Ca KECAABC LA 25 Sep 1945
Dear Old Southland	Gene Krupa Orchestra	‘For The Record’ WEAF NBC NY 7 Aug 1944
Harlem Airshaft	Duke Ellington Orchestra	Club Zanzibar WOR Mutual NY 28 oct 1945
Set 6
I Double Dare You	Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Orpheans	Comm Rec London 26 Jan 1938
Never in A Million Years	Hal Kemp Orchestra (voc) Bob Allen	‘Chesterfield Show’ WABC CBS NY 1937
I’ve Got You Under My Skin	Lee Wiley	KHJ Mutual-Don Lees Los Angeles 10 Mar 1938
Summertime	Maxine Sullivan (voc) Paul Whiteman Orchestra	‘Everybody’s Music’ WABC CBS NY 1938
Set 7
Mir Geht’s Gut	Kurt Widmann Orchestra (voc) Rudi Schuricke	Comm Rec Berlin Oct 1940
Yeah Man!	Count Basie Orchestra	Chatterbox Hotel William Penn WCAE NBC Pittsburgh 10 Feb 1937
I Can’t Get Started With You / In A Mist	Bunny Berrigan (tp) with CBS Orchestra	WABC CBS NY 19 Nov 1938
Go Fly A Kite	Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra (voc) Helen Forrest	Meadowbrook Ballroom Cedar Grove NJ WEAF NBC Red NY 5 Oct 1939
Set 8
High On An Open Mike	Fats Navarro (tp) Bill Harris (tb) Allen Eager Charlie Ventura (ts) Ralph Burns (p) Al Valente (g) Chubby Jackson (b) Buddy Rich (d)	‘Saturday Night Swing Session’ WNEW NY 12 Apr 1947
Four	Buddy Rich Quartet	Birdland WABC ABC NY 7 Nov 1958