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