Ever Heard A Metamodern Band? Now’s Your Chance

Greg Poppleton, 1920s singer, at the Illawarra Jazz Club

 

Derrida said,

“If this work seems so threatening, this is because it isn’t simply eccentric or strange, but competent, rigorously argued, and carrying conviction.”

The Illawarra Jazz Club presents Australia’s only authentic 1920s – 1930s singer, Greg Poppleton, with his metamodern jazz band, for an afternoon of Liederhosen.

Let me explain…

Greg Poppleton’s music is a metamodern mediation between aspects of modernism and postmodernism.

As a modernist he is Australia’s only authentic 1920s – 1930s singer.

As a postmodernist he is both cognizant that he can never be truly ‘authentic’ yet pursues his single-minded mission with Virilian speed to create fascinatingly ephemeral ‘1920s Urzeiten’ unique to his time and place on stage.

“To pretend, I actually do the thing: I have therefore only pretended to pretend,” Jacques Derrida.

Deftly avoiding jazz cliches and gimmicky contemporary music incorporations, Greg becomes ‘1920s’ on-stage utilising a thorough ethical framework of sound music practice, stagecraft and an authentic passion for the genre since earliest childhood.

“All human knowledge takes the form of interpretation,” Weimar Jazz Age writer, broadcaster and essayist, Walter Benjamin.

Greg is truly a metamodern singer in English and German, and the Corrimal Hotel is the one place in the Illawarra where this musical intersection can engage, challenge and charm.

Totally untouched by contemporary music, producing sounds that intrigue and catch listeners off-guard, Greg has over 1 MILLION YouTube plays for just one mix of his 1920s-30s music from three albums.

Gloriously rejected by the more traditional elements of the jazz community in which he is supposed to belong and embraced by Bob Rogers on commercial radio and 18-35 year olds in Europe, the US and Mexico, there is no middle ground with Greg Poppleton.

Greg entertains, bringing an operatically trained voice, a lifelong single-minded approach to the music of the 1920s and 1930s, and an acting background which has seen him in movie scenes opposite such Hollywood stars as Nicole Kidman, Adrien Brody and John Goodman.

Now I ask you, writing in the first person, is there a place for my metamodern Greg Poppleton band in your hearts so that you’ll be at the Corrimal Hotel, Saturday 7 October, 3:30-6:30pm?

There’s a bistro. A bar. And no PA!

To find out more, do visit Greg’s website at http://www.gregpoppletonmusic.com for photos, music and contact.

Greg Poppleton, Corrimal Hotel, Sat 7 Oct

6 December Phantom Dancer – Musical Queens (1934)

On this week’s Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton, swing and jazz from live 1920s – 60s radio you’ll hear a set of 1930s-40s Australian swing, James P Johnson piano mentor to Fats Waller in a 1944 Eddie Condon tribute to Fats Waller, a set of swing bands on Spotlight Bands and Benny Goodman in a set of Camel Caravan shows from 1939.

See the full play list below. Hear the full show now online 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)

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 a 1934 Vitaphone short with the all-women orchestra, Phil Spitalny and his Musical Queens. Enjoy!

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #243 107.3 2SER Tuesday 6 December 2016 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+10 hours GMT) National Program: 2RRR Gladesville Thurs 11am – 12 ArtSoundFM Canberra Sunday 7 – 8pm and early morning on 30 other stations. Set 1 Swing Bands on 1936-37 Radio Open + Swing High Swing Low Peter van Steeden Orchestra (voc) Quartet ‘Town Hall Tonight’ WEAF NBC Red Ny 17 Mar 1937 Goodnight Sweetheart + If You Love Me Paul Whiteman Orchestra with Ray Noble (voc) The King Singers ‘Paul Whiteman’s Musical Varieties’ WJZ NBC Blue NY 2 Feb 1936 King Porter Stomp + Goodbye (close) Benny Goodman Orchestra Joseph Urban Room Congress Hotel Chicago via WEAF NBC Red NY 3 Feb 1936 Set 2 Eddie Condon celebrates Fats Waller on 1944 Radio The Joint is Jumpin’ + Squeeze Me Eddie Condon’s Barefoot Gang (voc) Hot Lips Page ‘Eddie Condon Jazz Concert’ Town Hall WJZ Blue NY 17 Jun 1944 Willow Tree + Candied Sweets + I’m Crazy ‘Bout My Baby James P Johnson (piano) ‘Eddie Condon Jazz Concert’ Town Hall WJZ Blue NY 17 Jun 1944 Set 3 Navy Star Time Open + It’s A Lovely Day Today Jo Stafford (voc) Buzz Adlam Orchestra ‘Navy Star Time’ Radio Transcription Hollywood 1952 On The Lone Prairie Buzz Adlam Orchestra ‘Navy Star Time’ Radio Transcription Hollywood 1952 On The Sunny Side Of The Street + Anchors Aweigh Frankie Laine (voc) Buzz Adlam Orchestra ‘Navy Star Time’ Radio Transcription Hollywood 1952 Set 4 1940s – 50s Swing Bands on One Night Stand Summertime (theme) + The Whistler Bob Crosby Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Hollywood Palladium AFRS Re-broadcast 12 Mar 1946 I Found A New Baby Lenny Conn Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ AFRS Re-broadcast 1952 Rolling Home + I Get A Kick Out Of You Ray Anthony Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Cafe Rouge Hotel Statler NY AFRS Re-broadcast 1952 Set 5 Spotlight Bands Programmes Nightmare (theme) + Tabu Artie Shaw Orchestra ‘Spotlight Bands’ Mutual Network, San Diego 12 Sep 1945 Even Steven Charlie Spivak Orchestra ‘Spotlight Bands’ Jamestown NY Blue Network 19 Jan 1945 St Louis Blues Louis Prima Orchestra ‘Spotlight Bands’ Mitchell Field, Long Island NY Blue Network 15 Jan 1945 The Honeydripper + For Dancers Only Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra (voc) Quartet ‘Spotlight Bands’ Jefferson Barracks Missouri Mutual 23 Nov 1945 Set 6 1930s-1940s Australian Swing Annie Laurie Jim Davidson and the ABC Dance Orchestra (voc) Alice Smith Comm Rec Sydney 2 Jun 1938 Blue Velvet George Trevare Orchestra (voc) Johnny Fitzgerald Comm Rec Sydney 1944 We’re Off To See The Wizard Jim Davidson and the ABC Dance Orchestra (voc) Band Comm Rec Sydney 21 Nov 1939 Der Fuehrer’s Face George Trevare Orchestra (voc) Dick Bentley Comm Rec Sydney 1943 Set 7 Benny Goodman Camel Caravan 1939 And The Angels Sing Benny Goodman (voc) Martha Tilton ‘Camel Caravan’ WBBM CBS Chicago 2 May 1939 Kingdom of Swing Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘Camel Caravan’ WABC CBS NY 4 Apr 1939 St Louis Blues Benny Goodman Orchestra (voc) Johnny Mercer ‘Camel Caravan’ Fox Theatre CBS St Louis 9 May 1939 Sing Sing Sing Benny Goodman Orchestra featuring Lionel Hampton ‘Camel Caravan’ WABC CBS NY 11 Apr 1939 Set 8 Modern Jazz on 1950s Radio The Duke (theme) + I’m in a Dancing Mood Dave Brubeck Quartet ‘All-Star Parade of Bands’ Basin Street WRCA NBC NY Mar 1957 Ad + Hob Nail Boogie Count Basie Orchestra Birdland WNBC NBC NY 31 Aug 1952 Four Buddy Rich Quintet Birdland WABC ABC NY 7 Nov 1958

13 Sep Phantom Dancer – “I’ll See You In My Dreams” Video

Here’s the play list and Video of the Week for the 13th September 2016 Phantom Dancer.

Because I’m filming an ad today, at the last minute I’ve had to replace the previously listed 13 September show (which is now the 27 Sep Phantom Dancer) with a hand-picked, bespoke, premium classic Phantom Dancer I hope you’ll enjoy.

For any newbies reading, what is The Phantom Dancer?

Well, you can hear today’s show here at 2ser.com

It’s your weekly non-stop 2 hour mix of swing and jazz from live 1920s-1960s radio and TV broadcasts presented by Greg Poppleton since 1985. The Phantom Dancer is produced in the studios of 107.3 2SER in Sydney where it is played twice weekly – Tuesdays 12 noon and Sunday 5pm. It’s also heard on 30 stations of the Community Radio Network across Australia.

The Phantom Dancer is online, too, so you can hear it any time anywhere around the world.

Past shows are archived for your listening pleasure at 2ser.com/PhamtomDancer

Your Tuesday 13 Seotember Phantom Dancer on 107.3 2SER kicks off with a set of branded musical program excerpts from 1931 and 1936. There are live radio Latin rhythms by Leon Kellner and Prado Perez and a set of Friendly Five Footnotes featuring Freddy Rich’s Orchestra from 1932.

The last hour is all vinyl.

This week’s Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is “I’ll See You In My Dreams”, the 1920s Cliff Edwards song played by Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters and which I sometimes use to close the national edition of The Phantom Dancer. It was filmed at Hekenua Bay on Waiheke Island is NZ while I was there singing at the International Jazz Festival there.

Make sure you come back to this blog, Greg Poppleton’s Radio Lounge, every Tuesday, for the latest Phantom Dancer play list and Video of the Week!

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #231 107.3 2SER Tuesday 13 September 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 other stations. Set 1 Open + Goody Goody Texaco Singers and Orchestra ‘Texaco Star Theatre’ WEAF NBC Red NY 31 Mar 1936 Love Is Like That Sapolin Speedsters ‘Sapolin Paint Program’ Radio Transcription NY 1931 Open + All’s Well Chevrolet Orchestra ‘Chevrolet Musical Moments’ Radio Transcription NY 1936 Set 2 Do, Do, Do Annette Hanshaw (voc) Irving Brodsky (p) Comm Rec NY 26 Nov 1926 I’ve Got A Right To Sing The Blues (Open) + Rampart Street Parade Jack Teagarden All-Stars Club Hangover KCBS San Francisco 7 May 1955 Lady Be Good Andre Previn (p) ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 7 Oct 1946 Set 3 Lullaby of Birdland (theme) + Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White Erroll Garner (p – Theme) Perez Prado Orchestra Birdland WRCA NBC NY 24 Jul 1953 Whistle My Love The Moonglows (voc) Sam The Man Taylor Big Band, Big Al Sears (ten sax) ‘Rock’n’Roll Dance Party’ Paramount Theatre WCBS CBS NY 1957 Smiles Cha Cha Leon Kellner Orchestra ‘Treasury Star Parade’ Blue Room Hotel Roosevelt WWL CBS New Orleans 1964 Set 4 You Gotta Accentuate The Positive Frankie Masters Orchestra (voc) Frankie Masters, Phyllis Miles and The Girl Quartet ‘Spotlight Bands’ Cedar Rapids, Idaho Blue Network 1945 Limehouse Blues Glenn Miller Orchestra Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ NBC Blue NY 23 Nov 1940 Jam Session + Goodbye (Close) Benny Goodman Orchestra Madhattan Room Hotel Pennsylvania WABC CBS NY 23 Oct 1937 Set 5 Theme + Darktown Strutters’ Ball Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 21 Jul 1944 An Old Manuscript Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra Aircheck Hotel New Yorker NY 1944 Adios Claude Thornhill Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Marine Ballroom Steel Pier Atlantic City NJ AFRS Re-broadcast 19 Jun 1956 Cirribirribin (theme) + Jump Sauce Harry James Orchestra Meadowbrook Gardens Culver City Ca KFI NBC LA 10 Jul 1946 Set 6 Zaz Zuh Zaz Cab Calloway Orchestra (voc) CC Comm Rec New York Nov 1933 Cotton Pickers’ Congregation Russ Morgan Orchestra Paradise Restaurant WABC CBS NY 14 Oct 1938 Some Other Spring Billie Holliday (voc) Billie Holliday Orchestra Comm Rec New York 1 Jul 1939 Deed I Do Bunny Berrigan Orchestra Aircheck mid – 1939 Set 7 I’ve Got Five Dollars (theme) + Copenhagen Freddy Rich Orchestra ‘Friendly Five Footnotes’ Radio Transcription New York 1932 Sugar Freddy Rich Orchestra ‘Friendly Five Footnotes’ Radio Transcription New York 1932 Dixie Jamboree Freddy Rich Orchestra ‘Friendly Five Footnotes’ Radio Transcription New York 1932 Waiting For The Robert E Lee Freddy Rich Orchestra ‘Friendly Five Footnotes’ Radio Transcription New York 1932 Set 8 Salt Peanuts Charlie Parker Quintet (voc) CP ‘Symphony Sid Show’ Royal Roost WMCA NY 12 Feb 1949 The Duke Dave Brubeck Quartet Basin Street WCBS CBS NY Feb 1956 Flying Home Lionel Hampton Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Re-broadcast 3 Dec 1945

23 Feb 2016 Phantom Dancer Radio Show Play List

The Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton on 107.3 2SER is your non-stop 2 hour swing and jazz mix from 1920s-60s radio and TV.

You can now hear the 23 Feb show online at 2ser.com

Today’s show has sets of music by Fats Waller and George Gershwin. There’s a set of far-out jazz from 1950s radio, Cocoanut Grove transcriptions from the early 1930s, and, well, check out the play list for the rest.

As always, the final hour of the mix is all vinyl.

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #203
107.3 2SER Tuesday 23 February 2016 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+11 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	Cocoanut Grove Radio Transcriptions 1932-34
Sweet and Lovely (theme) + Look In The Looking Glass	Gus Arnheim Orchestra	‘Cocoanut Grove’ TRANSCO Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1933
Make Me Yours	Phil Harris Orchestra (voc) Leah Ray	‘Cocoanut Grove’ TRANSCO Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1934
Sweet Sue + Sweet and Lovely (theme)	Jimmie Grier Orchestra	‘Cocoanut Grove’ TRANSCO Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1932
Set 2	Far Out Jazz on 1956 Radio
It’s A Grand Night For Swinging	Billy Taylor Trio	‘All-Star Parade Of Bands’ Composers Club WRCA NBC New York 7 May 1956
Little Girl Blue	Stan Getz Quartet	Basin Street WCBS CBS NY 21 Apr 1956
Bohemia After Dark + Close	Marian McPartland Trio	‘All-Star Parade Of Bands’ Composers Club WRCA NBC New York 23 Apr 1956
Set 3	Pop Singers on 1940s Radio
Free For All + I’m Getting Sentimental Over You (Close)	Frank Sinatra (voc) Tommy Dorsey Orchestra	Astor Roof Hotel Astor WOR Mutual NY May 1941
Somebody Loves Me	Kitty Kallen (voc) Harry James Orchestra	Casino Gardens Ocean Park KECA ABC LA 27 Sep 1945
Indian Summer	Ray Eberle (voc) Glenn Miller Orchestra	Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ NBC Blue NY 7 Jan 1940
Set 4	Dance Bands on 1940s – 1950s Radio
Deep Down In My Heart	Ray Eberle Orchestra (voc) Toni Deen	The Click WFIL ABC Philadelphia 18 jul 1947
Theme + I’ll Never Stop Loving You	Charlie Spivak Orchestra (voc) Audrey Morris	‘Monitor’ Pleasure Beach Ballroom Bridgeport Conn WRCA NBC NY 26 Jun 1955
Midnight Sun	Les Brown Orchestra	‘All-Star Parade Of Bands’ Palladium Ballroom KFI NBC LA 12 Oct 1953
Set 5	Spotlight Bands Radio Series
Swingin’ On The Teagarden Gate	Jack Teagarden Orchestra	‘Spotlight Bands’ Blythe Ca AFRS re-broadcast 5 Nov 1943
Saturday Night	Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra (voc) Patti Thomas	‘Spotlight Bands’ AFRS re-broadcast 11 Feb 1945
Honeydripper	Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra	‘Spotlight Bands’ Jefferson Barracks Missouri Blue Network 23 Nov 1945
The Minor Goes A-Muggin’	Tommy Dorsey Orchestra	‘Spotlight Bands’ AFRS re-broadcast 5 Nov 1945
Set 6	Fats Waller
Fats Waller Story (excerpt)	Pat Flowers (piano) (voc) Fats Waller Rhythm	‘2nd Annual American Swing Festival’ WNEW NY 4 Feb 1945
I’m Crazy ‘Bout My Baby + Truckin’	Fats Waller	WHIS Bluefield WV 2 Feb 1936
I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter + Christopher Columbus	Fats Waller	‘The Magic Key’ WEAF NBC Red NY 24 May 1936
Hallelujah	Fats Waller	‘George Jessel’s Celebrity Program’ WEAF NBC Red NY 12 Feb 1939
Set 7	1930s Swing
Tel Quel (en plain sur le nez)	Alix Combelle Orchestra	Comm Rec Paris 21 Oct 1940
When My Dreamboat Comes Home	Count Basie Orchestra (voc) Jimmy Rushing	Savoy Ballroom NY 30 Jun 1937
Change Partners	Jan Savitt and his Top Hatters (voc) Bon Bon	KYW NBC Red Philadelphia 17 Oct 1938
The Lamp Is Low	Artie Shaw Orchestra (voc) Helen Forrest	‘Melody and Madness’ WABC CBS NY 22 Aug 1939
Set 8	George Gershwin
Second Rhapsody	Paul Whiteman Orchestra (piano) Roy Bargy	‘Everybody’s Music’ WABC CBS NY 10 Jun 1938
Someone To Watch Over Me	Jess Stacy (piano)	‘Eddie Condon Jazz Concert’ Town Hall WJZ Blue NY 5 Aug 1944
George Gershwin Medley	Eddie Condon Group (voc) Helen Ward	‘Eddie Condon’s Floorshow’ WNBT-TV NBC NY 9 Jul 1949
Soon + Sweet and Lowdown	Eddie Condon Group (voc) Lee Wiley	‘Eddie Condon Jazz Concert’ Town Hall WJZ Blue NY 5 Aug 1944

9 Feb Phantom Dancer Swing Show + Jerry Jerome on Radio in 1952

The Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton on 107.3 2SER is your non-stop 2 hour swing and jazz mix from 1920s-60s radio and TV.

Listen now ONLINE at 2ser.com

Today’s show has sets 5 to 8 from the 26 January show. The turntables were unavailable due to the public holiday. So, here’s all the music you were meant to hear that day including a set of 1930s swing radio and 1940s swing radio.

In the first half of the show you’ll hear a set of early 1930s hotcha on the wireless and a set of Louis Armstrong on the air in the 1950s.

If you’re at the computer rather than the radio, The Phantom Dancer is live-streamed Tuesday 12 – 2pm, http://www.2ser.com. And you can hear past Phantom Dancers archived at 2ser.com/Phantom_Dancer as well. Scroll down for the show you want to hear.

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is a clip from a 1952 VoA broadcast of a concert from a picture show in Brooklyn lead by Jerry Jerome on tenor sax and featuring some of the greats of jazz! Find out who they are, if you’re into rock music prepare to through out the official big record label history of rock, and get into the stomping Jerry Jerome tenor sax solo on When I Get To Old To Dream…

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #201 107.3 2SER Tuesday 9 February 2016 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+11 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 Pre-Swing 1930s Hotcha on the Radio Shine On Your Shoes + Cradle Lullaby George Olsen Music (voc) Ethel Chappet ‘Lucky Strike Hour’ WEAF NBC Red NY 1 Dec 1931 Going To Town + Freeze and Melt Duke Ellington Orchestra ‘A Night At The Cotton Club’ Simulated Radio Broadcast NYC 12 Apr 1929 OK Toots + Close Ted Fio Rito (aka Vincent Valsanti) Orchestra (voc) Dons One, Two and Three ‘Cocoanut Grove’ Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1934 Set 2 1940s Swing Ay Ay Ay Jerry Jerome Orchestra Muzak Transcription New York 1947 I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Palladium Ballroom Los Angeles AFRS Re-broadcast 1949 At Sundown + Close Claude Thornhill Orchestra (voc) Gene Williams ‘One Night Stand’ Glen Island Casino New Rochelle NY 23 Jun 1947 Set 3 1940s Singers Let’s Get Lost Frank Sinatra ‘Your Hit Parade’ Rehearsal WEAF NBC Red NY 22 May 1943 Once And For Always Buddy Clark AFRS Re-broadcast 13 Mar 1949 You’re The Cream In My Coffee + I Know That You Know + (Close) Nat King Cole Trio ‘Here’s To Veterans’ Cincinnati OH AFRS Re-broadcast 6 Dec 1947 Set 4 Louis Armstrong on 1950s Radio Don’t Fence Me In Louis Armstrong All-Stars (voc) Velma Middleton Broadcast Chicago 1951 Muskrat Ramble Louis Armstrong All-Stars ‘All-Star Parade Of Bands’ Basin Street WRCA NBC NY 8 May 1955 Basin Street Blues + Close Louis Armstrong All-Stars ‘All-Star Parade Of Bands’ Basin Street WRCA NBC NY 14. May 1955 Set 5 1940s Swing Radio I Got Rhythm Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ NBC Blue New York 28 Nov 1942 Swing Angel Benny Goodman Orchestra Meadowbrook Gardens Culver City Ca KFI NBC LA 26 Jan 1946 – 70 years ago today! High On A Windy Trumpet Les Brown Orchestra Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WABC CBS New York 28 Dec 1945 C Jam Blues Charlie Barnet Orchestra 400 Retaurant WABC CBS NY 5 Apr 1946 Set 6 1950s Singers on the Radio Embraceable You Charlie Parker Quintet (voc) Chubby Newsome ‘Symphony Sid Show’ Birdland WJZ ABC NY 30 Jun 1950 You Better Go Now Billie Holliday (voc) Percy Faith Orchestra ‘Woolworth Hour’ WCBS CBS NY 1952 Take The A Train Betty Roche (voc) Duke Ellington Orchestra Blue Note WMAQ NBC Chicago 13 Aug 1952 Flat Top Dorothy Collins (voc) Raymond Scott Orchestra ‘Your Hit Parade’ WRCA NBC NY Jan 1956 Set 7 1930s Swing Backbeats Claude Hopkins and his Cotton Club Orchestra Radio Transcription New York 18 Oct 1935 Oh Babe Maybe Some Day + I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart Duke Ellington Orchestra (voc) Ivie Anderson Cotton Club WABC CBS NY 8 May 1938 Open + St Louis Blues Louis Armstrong Orchestra ‘Norge Program’ New York 1937 Familiar Moe Bunny Berrigan Orchestra Trianon Ballroom WCLE Cleveland OH 9 Apr 1939 Set 8 1950s Jazz on Radio Poutin’ Ben Webster with The Modern Jazz Quartet Birdland NYC 28 Feb 1958 Stomp and Whistle Harry James Orchestra (voc) Buddy Rich Superior, Wisconsin CBS 29 May 1954 Rockin’ Chair Roy Eldridge Quartet Cafe Bohemia WRCA NBC NY Mar 1957 Night in Tunisia Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra Birdland WCBS CBS NY May 1956

Phantom Dancer Swing Radio Show Tues 19 Jan – Three Stooges ‘Shivering Sherlocks’

What’s in your Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton on 107.3 2SER this Tuesday 19 January?

STOP PRESS! You can now hear the whole 2 hour mix online at 2ser.com

It’s your weekly non-stop 2 hour swing mix from live 1920s-60s radio broadcasts

This Tuesday you’ll hear live radio broadcasts like Woody Herman’s Third Herd with Erroll Garner, Pearl Bailey with Nat King Cole and Johnny Glasel playing his trumpet with the greats of original New Orleans jazz at the age of 16 in 1947.

And your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is from 1948. It’s another Three Stooges rib-tickler entitled ‘Shivering Sherlocks’. Enjoy!

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #198 107.3 2SER Tuesday 19 January 2016 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+11 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 – 1950s Big Bands On The Air Cirribirribin (theme) + Doodlin’ Harry James Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Palladium Ballroom Hollywood AFRTS Re-broadcast 27 Nov 1959 Sentimental Journey + Moten Swing + Close Woody Herman’s Third Herd with Erroll Garner (piano) Basin Street WRCA NBC NY 26 Jun 1955 Set 2 – Songs From 1934 Radio I Love You Or Something Leah Ray and Phil Harris (voc) Phil Harris Orchestra ‘Cocoanut Grove’ TRANSCO Transcription Los Angeles 1934 I’ve Got An Invitation To A Dance Rudy Vallee ‘The Fleishman Yeast Hour’ WEAF NBC Red NY 13 Dec 1934 Somebody Stole My Gal + You’re Such A Comfort To Me Ruth Etting (voc) Johnny Green Orchestra The Oldsmobile Program’ WABC CBS NY 16 Feb 1934 Set 3 – 1940s Swing Would I Mind? Sammy Kaye Orchestra (voc) The Kaydettes ‘One Night Stand’ Hotel Astor Roof New York AFRS Re-broadcast 27 Aug 1945 Tired Pearl Bailey (voc) Nat King Cole Trio ‘Wild Root Creme Oil Show’ WMAQ NBC Chicago 1 Mar 1947 On The Atchson Topeka and the Santa Fee + Caldonia Louis Jordan Tympani 5 (voc) LJ Cafe Zanzibar WOR Mutual NY 15 Oct 1945 Set 4 – Traditional Jazz On the Air 1940s – 50s Radio Hotter Than That Wild Bill Davison ‘This Is Jazz’ WOR Mutual NY 17 May 1947 Shine 16 y.o Johnny Glasel featured trumpet ‘This Is Jazz’ WOR Mutual NY 17 May 1947 Coquette Meade Lux Lewis (piano) with the Ralph Sutton Quartet Club Hangover KCBS San Francisco 24 Jul 1954 Set 5 – Radio Swing from 1939 Way Back In 1939 AD Gray Gordon and his Tic Toc Rhythm Orchestra Radio Transcription New York 1939 Open + Donkey Serenade Artie Shaw Orchestra ‘Melody And Madness’ WEAF NBC Red NY 22 Aug 1939 You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby Johnny Mercer and Benny Goodman (voc) Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘Camel Caravan’ WABC CBS NY 3 Jan 1939 Chew Chew Your Bubblegum Ella Fitzgerald (voc) Chick Webb Orchestra Southland Cafe WNAC NBC Boston 4 May 1939 Set 6 – 1940s Singers Don’t Sweetheart Me George Trevare Orchestra (voc) Joan Blake Comm Rec Sydney 1944 I Didn’t Know About You Mildred Bailey (voc) Paul Baron Orchestra ‘Music Till Midnight’ WABC CBS NY 1944 Speak Low Frank Sinatra ‘Your Hit Parade’ WEAF NBC NY 18 Dec 1943 On The Sentimental Side Lee Wiley KHJ Mutual-Don Lees Los Angeles 31 Mar 1938 Set 7 – 1920s-1930s Radio Marvelous Ted Weems Orchestra (voc) Dusty Rhodes and Parker Gibbs Comm Rec Camden NJ 24 Apr 1927 You Said It Earl Burtnett Orchestra Radio Transcription Los Angeles 1931 I Found A Million Dollar Baby Don Vorhees Orchestra Hit Of The Week Record New York 10 Sep 1931 Flamin’ Mamie Coon-Sanders Nighthawks (voc) Joe Sanders Comm Rec Camden NJ 21 Dec 1925 Set 8 Modern Jazz from 1950s – 60s Radio Three Little Words Gene Krupa Quartet London House WBBM CBS Chicago 13 Mar 1959 Stranger On The Shore Duke Ellington Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Steel Pier Atlantic City NJ AFN Europe Re-broadcast 1964 Open + Four Buddy Rich Quintet Birdland WRCA NBC NY 7 Nov 1958 Bernie’s Tune Charlie Shavers Quartet London House WBBM CBS Chicago May 1962

Phantom Dancer 12 Jan 2016, Live Kay Starr, Glenn Miller, Eddie Condon. Three Stooges Vagabond Loafers (1949)

The Tuesday 12 January Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton on 107.3 2SER and online and archived at 2ser.com is full of surprises from live 1920s – 60s swing and jazz radio broadcasts.

NOW hear the show online at 2ser.com until end of February 2016.

You’ll hear a set of women big band singers from early 1940s radio. Hoagy Carmichael with a Bix Beidebecke intro leads off a set of 1929 – 1930s jazz radio. You’ll also hear the Kai Winding Group live from 1950s radio and an unusual 1947 broadcast by swing pianist, Claude Thornhill, playing the bop classic, Anthropology.

Hoagy Carmichael

You can hear the show archived after the broadcast at http://www.2ser.com. Click on Program Guide and then Phantom Dancer in the Tuesday column.

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is the first episode in a series of Three Stooges shorts. Enjoy Vagabond Loafers from 1949.

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #195 Tuesday 12 January 2016 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+11 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 Stardust On The Moon Benny Goodman Orchestra (voc) Martha Tilton Madhattan Room Hotel Pennsylvania WABC CBS NY 20 Oct 1937 I Want To Be Happy Glenn Miller Orchestra Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ NBC Blue NY 25 Dec 1936 Elks’ Parade + Close Bobby Sherwood Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Avadon Ballroom Los Angeles AFRS Re-broadcast 3 Jun 1946 Set 2 Always Kai Winding Group ‘Stars In Jazz’ Birdland WNBC NBC NY 2 Sep 1952 Anthropology Claude Thornhill Orchestra Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ ABC NY 22 Sep 1947 Set 3 Peace Pipe Count Basie Orchestra ‘All Star Parade Of Bands’ Birdland WRCA NBC New York 9 jan 1956 Got To Travel On Jerry Gray and his Band of Today (voc) Jerry Gray Palladium Ballroom KNX CBS LA 30 Oct 1959 Ad + The Shiniest Mouth in Town Les Brown Orchestra (voc) Butch Stone ‘All Star Parade of Bands’ KFI NBC LA 12 Oct 1953 Set 4 Tin Roof Blues Jack Teagarden Club Hangover KCBS CBS San Francisco 30 Apr 1955 You’re Just In Love Louis Armstrong All-Stars (voc) Louis Armstrong and Thelma Middleton ‘All Star Parade of Bands’ Basin Street WRCA NBC NY 8 May 1955 Set 5 Nit Wit Serenade Chick Webb Orchestra Comm Rec New York 1936 Chicago Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘Let’s Dance’ WEAF NBC Red NY 2 Feb 1935 Song of India Tommy Dorsey Orchestra ‘Ford V-8 Show’ Texas Centennial Exposition CBS Dallas Tx Aug 1936 I May Be Wrong Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra ‘Camel Caravan’ WABC CBS NY 16 Jan 1936 Set 6 Mister Beebe Erskine Hawkins Orchestra (voc) June Richmond ‘Jubilee’ AFRS New York 1943 The Wonder Of You Duke Ellington Orchestra (voc) Joy Sherrill Club Zanzibar WJZ ABC NY 10 Nov 1945 Star Eyes Les Brown Orchestra (voc) Roberta Lee Palladium Ballroom KNX CBS LA Nov 1943 Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen Charlie Barnet Orchestra (voc) Kay Starr ‘For The Record’ WEAF NBC NY 11 Sep 1944 Set 7 Bessie Couldn’t Help It Hoagy Carmichael Orchestra (voc) HC Comm Rec New York 15 Sep 1930 Harvey Irving Mills’ Hotsy Totsy Gang (voc) Hoagy Carmichael ‘Brunswick Brevities’ Radio Transcription New York Oct 1929 Can’t We be Friends? + Moanin’ Low The Dixie Two-Steppers Radio Transcription New York 1929 Turn On The Heat (theme) + Milenberg Joys ARC-Brunswick Studio Band inc. Bob Effros (tp) Tommy Dorsey (tb) Jimmy Dorsey (cl) Joe Venuti (vln) ‘Heat’ Radio Transcription New York 3 Nov 1930 Set 8 Back to Croajingalong George Trevare and his Australians Comm Rec Sydney 1945 Kansas City Man Featuring Sidney Bechet and Bob Wilbur ‘This Is Jazz’ WOR Mutual NY 19 Apr 1947 Love Nest Eddie Condon Group ‘Eddie Condon Town Hall Jazz Concert’ Ritz Theatre WJZ Blue NY 9 Sep 1944 If I Had You Muggsy Spanier Club Hangover KCBS San Francisco 18 Apr 1953

New Years Phantom Dancer Tues 29 December 2015.

Your 29 December Phantom Dancer brings you New Years swing and jazz from live 1936 – 1966 radio on 107.3 2SER Sydney, 12 noon, Tues 29 December, online and archived at 2ser.com.

In fact, you can hear the New Years Phantom Dancer at 2ser.com now

In the first half, re-broadcast to stations of the Community Radio Network across Australia in the final week of the year, it’s New Years broadcasts from 1936 – 1958 featuring Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Kid Ory and more.

Then it’s vinyl with excerpts from the famous AFRS 1945 New Years Dancing Party. You’ll hear great swing and get New Years greetings from Woody Herman, Louis Prima, Benny Goodman and Auld Lang Syne by Guy Lombardo

And as your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, part 16 in the ongoing series of Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics has Professor Julius Sumner Miller rousing your enthusiasm for Ideas of Heat and Temperature. These programs were made at ABC TV in Sydney in 1969.

Phantom Dancer 29 December 2015 107.3 2SER Sydney 12 – 2pm and Online CRN (Community Radio Network) Program #193 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+11 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
New Years Eve Aboard An Ocean Liner	Raymond Scott Quintette	Comm Rec New York 21 Jul 1939
In The Mood	Glenn Miller Orchestra	‘Chesterfield Show’ WABC CBS NY 27 Dec 1939
Never Should Have Told You + Predictions for 1937 + Chim Bomba + Close	Rudy Vallee and Wim the Astrologer	‘Royal Gelatin Show’ WEAF NBC Red NY 31 Dec 1936
Set 2
Open + Happy Holidays	Bing Crosby (voc) John Scott Trotter Orchestra	‘Kraft Music Hall’ KFI NBC LA 30 Dec 1943
Rhapsody In Blue (theme) + Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah	Paul Whiteman Orchestra and Chorus	‘The Paul Whiteman Show’ WJZ ABC NY 1 Jan 1947
Poinciana + Close	Bing Crosby (voc) John Scott Trotter Orchestra	‘Kraft Music Hall’ KFI NBC LA 30 Dec 1943
Set 3
Deep Forest (theme) + Dippermouth Blues + When The Saints Go Marching In + Tiger Rag	Earl ‘Fatha’ Hines	Club Hangover KCBS CBS San Francisco 1 Jan 1957
Set 4
Auld Lang Syne + Newport Up + Together + Maccarena + You Better Know It	Duke Ellington Orchestra (voc) Jimmy Grissom and Ozzie Bailey	‘All-Star Parade of Bands’ Blue Note WMAQ NBC Chicago 1 Jan 1958
Set 5
Sad Sack	Harry James Orchestra (Hollywood)	‘New Year’s Dancing Party’ AFRS Hollywood 31 Dec 1945
One O’Clock Jump	Count Basie Orchestra (New York)	‘New Year’s Dancing Party’ AFRS Hollywood 31 Dec 1945
Warsaw Concerto	Freddy Martin Orchestra (Cocoanut Grove, Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles)	‘New Year’s Dancing Party’ AFRS Hollywood 31 Dec 1945
Woodchopper’s Ball	Woody Herman Orchestra (Meadowbrook Ballroom, Cedar Grove NJ)	‘New Year’s Dancing Party’ AFRS Hollywood 31 Dec 1945
Set 6
Open + Stompin’ At The Savoy + Tea For Two	Teddy Wilson Trio	‘All-Star Parade of Bands’ The Embers WRCA NBC NY 31 Dec 1957
Stompin’ Down Broadway + Opus 1 (close)	Dorsey Brothers Orchestra	Meadowbrook Ballroom Cedar Grove NJ WCBS CBS NY 1 Jan 1956
Set 7
Afterthoughts + Canadian Sunset + Soft Summer Breeze + The Man I Love + Begin The Beguine	Eddie Haywood Trio	‘All-Star Parade of Bands’ The Embers WRCA NBC NY 31 Dec 1957
Set 8
Robin Hood	Louis Prima Orchestra (voc) LP	‘New Year’s Dancing Party’ AFRS Hollywood 31 Dec 1945
Gotta Be This Or That	Benny Goodman Orchestra (with Slam Stewart b, Red Norvo vibes, Boston)	‘New Year’s Dancing Party’ AFRS Hollywood 31 Dec 1945
Let The Zoomers Drool	Duke Ellington Orchestra (Evansville, Indiana)	‘New Year’s Dancing Party’ AFRS Hollywood 31 Dec 1945
Auld Lang Syne	Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians (Grill Room, Hotel Taft, NY)	‘New Year’s Dancing Party’ AFRS Hollywood 31 Dec 1945

Swing and Jazz from Live 1920s-60s Radio. The Phantom Dancer 5 Jan 2016

Your Tuesday 5th January Phantom Dancer on 107.3 2SER has been described by leading radio experts as ‘The Best Phantom Dancer Yet in 2016’.

Check out the play list below and Julius Sumner Miller Phantom Dancer Video of the Week to see what’s got them ‘raving’.

Hear the show archived after the broadcast at http://www.2ser.com. Click on Program Guide and then Phantom Dancer in the Tuesday column to reveal an Aladdin’s Cave of past Phantom Dancer treasures.

 

This Tuesday on your non-stop 2 hour swing jazz mix, hear a set of swing live from ’46 radio, singers Bing Crosby, Dinah Shore on their own 1940s radio shows, plus tap your toes or cut a rug to the non-stop Hour of VINYL POWER all the kids are dancing to – beginning with the hottest radio swing bands of the 1950s and finishing with a set of Artie Shaw on live 1939 radio. That’s from 1 – 2pm.

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is Professor Julius Sumner Miller on the 1969 ABC TV Science series, Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics, Episode 11: exciting adventures in the Centifugal Forces and Other Strange Matters. Enjoy!

Play List – The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney, Live Stream, Digital Radio Community Radio Network Show CRN #196 107.3 2SER Tuesday 5 January 2016 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+11 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 Open + Straight Life Earl Hines Orchestra ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood 29 Apr 1946 Swing Guitar European Division of the US Air Transport Command Orchestra ‘The ATC Band Plays Django’ AFN Paris Feb 1946 Tuesday At Ten + Close Ray McKinley Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Century Room Hotel Commodore NY AFRS Re-broadcast 1946 Set 2 When The Blue Of The Night Meets The Gold Of The Day + Got The Sun In The Morning + Record Player Ad Bing Crosby (voc) John Scott Trotter Orchestra ‘Philco Radio Show’ KECA ABC LA 30 Oct 1953 Once In A While + Close Dinah Shore (voc) Gordon Jenkins Orchestra ‘MUM Show’ KECA Blue LA 1944 Miliana Ae Harry Owens and his Royal Hawaiians (voc) Eda Bush ‘Sweet Leilani Time’ Mural Room Hotel St Francis KGO NBC San Francisco 1947 Set 3 Soap Ad + Deep Purple Paul Whiteman Orchestra ‘Paul Whiteman’s Musical Varieties’ WJZ Blue NBC NY 12 Jan 1936 Dancing In The Dark Bob Chester Orchestra Mayfair Room Hotel Van Cleve Dayton OH via WJSV CBS Washington DC 22 Sep 1939 Down For The Count Glenn Miller Orchestra Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WJZ NBC Blue NY 7 Oct 1940 Set 4 Singin’ In The Rain Philco Orchestra ‘Philco Program’ WABC CBS NY 1930 Night and Day Fred Astaire Film Soundtrack 1936 Mammy + Close Al Jolson (voc) Victor Young Orchestra ‘Lifebuoy Show’ KNX CBS LA 4 Jun 1937 Set 5 Robins and Roses Orville Knapp Orchestra (voc)Leighton Noble Radio Transcription New York 1939 Linda Blue Barron Orchestra (voc) Charlie Fisher Green Room Hotel Edison WJZ ABC NY 1947 Possum Song Stan Herbeck and his Music with Romance Orchestra (voc) Vonce Caplette Radio Rendezvous Twin Falls Idaho Mutual 25 Feb 1947 In The Still of The Night Woody Herman Orchestra (voc) Allen Jones ‘Woody Herman Show’ AFRS re-broadcast New York Oct 1944 Set 6 Take The A-Train (theme) + Bensonality Duke Ellington Orchestra Blue Note WMAQ NBC Chicago 30 Jul 1952 Palladium Party Harry James Orchestra Aragon Ballroom WMAQ NBC Chicago 20 Jun 1954 I’m Getting Sentimental Over You (theme) + Sweet Cakes Dorsey Brothers’ Orchestra Cafe Rouge Statler Hotel WRCA NBC NY 1955 When It’s Sleepy Time Down South (theme) + Indiana Louis Armstrong All-Stars ‘Guest Star’ New York 12 Dec 1954 Set 7 Lerne lieben ohne zu weinen Hans Rehmstedt Orchestra (voc) Rudi Schuericke Comm Rec Berlin Jul 1939 You Do The Darndest Things Baby Count Basie Orchestra (voc) Jimmy Rushing Chatterbox William Penn Hotel WCAE NBC Red Pittsburgh 10 Jan 1937 The Yam Blue Barron Orchestra (voc) Charlie Fisher Radio Transcription New York 1938 Down By The Old Mill Stream Bunny Berrigan Orchestra ‘Saturday Night Swing Club’ WABC CBS NY 31 Oct 1936 Set 8 Snug As A Bug In A Rug Artie Shaw Orchestra Comm Rec New York 17 Mar 1939 Nightmare (theme) + Rose Room Artie Shaw Orchestra Summer Terrace Ritz-Carlton Room WNAC NBC Red Boston 19 Aug 1939 Melancholy Lullaby Artie Shaw Orchestra (voc) Helen Forrest Cafe Rouge Hotel Pennsylvania WEAF NBC Red NY 20 Oct 1939 Rosalie Artie Shaw Orchestra (voc) Tony Pastor Blue Room Hotel Lincoln WABC CBS NY 18 Jan 1939

Phantom Dancer Swing Mix 15 Dec 15

Here is your Phantom Dancer play list for Tuesday 15 December 2015 on 107.3 2SER Sydney 12noon – 2pm, online and archived for your listening and dancing pleasure after the Tuesday broadcast at http://www.2ser.com

Missed the show/ It’s now 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 some real radio rarities – George Gershwin, The 3 T’s (Jack and Charlie Teagarden and Frank Trambauer) and The Three Potato Bugs ocarina trio.

Plus there’re a few commercial sides including a 1930s side by Australian swing maestri Frank Coughlin and George Trevare, and a 1940s record by Mandopop singer Yao Lee whose song Rose, Rose I Love You is the only Chinese Pop Song ever to get into the top 3 in the US Charts. It was covered by Frankie Laine in 1951. Petula Clark did a cover of the 1940 song in the UK.

Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is Julius Sumner Miller giving Dramatic Demonstrations in Physics on the matter of Magnetism. This is program 40, 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 #193 107.3 2SER Tuesday 15 December 2015 After the 2SER 12 noon news, 12:04 – 2:00pm (+11 hours GMT) Repeat Sunday 2SER 5 – 6pm Set 1 The Object Of My Affection Boswell Sisters Comm Rec New York 10 Dec 1934 Rose, Rose I Love You Yao Lee Comm Rec Shanghai 1940 Hut Sut Song The Three Potato Bugs ‘Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street’ WJZ NBC Blue 11 Aug 1941 Set 2 Medley: I Don’t Know Why I Love You Like I Do + Easy Street + You Oughta Be In Pictures + Close Tommy Carlin Orchestra Bill Green’s Casino NBC Pittsburgh 1945 Vagabond Dreams Frank Geoghan Orchestra Terrace Room Hotel Statler WHK Mutual Cleveland 5 April 1940 I’m Grateful To You + Cross Patch + Without A Shadow Of A Doubt + Shoeshine Boy Clint Noble Orchestra (voc) unidentified male vocalist and Judy Land Sustaining Program NBC 1936 Set 3 Sobbin’ Blues Frank Coughlan Orchestra Radio Transcription Sydney 25 May 1937 Dipsy Doodle (open) + Heart and Soul Larry Clinton Orchestra (voc) Bea Wain Streets of Paris International Casino WEAF NBC Red NY 15 Nov 1938 Love Is Sweeping The Country + Wintergreen For President George Gershwin with Orchestra ‘Music By Gershwin’ KFI NBC Gold LA 1933 Set 4 Open + Who’s Sorry Now? Ray Anthony Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Cafe Rouge Cafe Statler AFRS Re-broadcast 11 Jan 1952 Bing Steals Bob’s Opening Monologue Bob Hope and Bing Crosby ‘Command Performance USA’ AFRS Hollywood 1945 El Greco Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘One Night Stand’ Palladium Ballroom AFRS Re-broadcast 1949 Set 5 Curl The Mo, Uncle Joe George Trevare Orchestra Comm Rec Sydney 1944 Jump Woogie Tony Pastor Orchestra Aircheck New York Apr 1944 Ad + Beulah’s Boogie Lionel Hampton Orchestra Casa Manana Culver City KFI NBC LA 20 Jul 1947 Blues In The Night + Honeysuckle Rose Harry James Orchestra (voc) Buddy Moreno Blue Room Roosevelt Hotel WWL CBS New Orleans 1951 Set 6 Honeysuckle Rose Coleman Hawkins All-Star Jam Band Comm Rec Paris 28 Apr 1937 Hold Tight Benny Goodman Orchestra ‘Camel Caravan’ Earle Theatre Phildelphia 14 Feb 1939 What Goes Here In My Heart Jan Savitt and his Top Hatters KYW NBC Red Philadelphia 17 Oct 1938 Medley: You Took Advantage Of Me + Tea For Two + Lady Be Good The 3 T’s (Jack and Charlie Teagarden and Frank Trambauer) Hickory House WEAF NBC Red NY 9 Dec 1936 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 + Rose of the Rio Grande 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 Blue and Boogie (theme) + Together Billy Eckstine Orchestra (voc) BE ‘Jubilee’ AFRS Hollywood Feb 1945 T’Ain’t What You Think Les Brown Orchestra ‘Spotlight Bands’ Miami Fl Blue Network 10 Aug 1943 Set 9 Today I Feel So Happy Jack Hylton Orchestra Comm Rec London 7 Sep 1931 Es Leigt in der Luft Marlene Dietrich, Margo Lion, Oskar Karlweis and more with Mischa Spolianski Revue-Orchestra Comm Rec Berlin May 1928 (After Phantom Dancer Theme) Walking Home in Spring Alec Wilder Octet Comm Rec New York 30 Mar 1939