SwingDJs

Speaking of Fats Waller, I just discovered his "What A Pretty Little Miss" on Jazz-On-Line.com; I really dig it - I'd never heard it before. Of course, he was so prolific that there are hundreds of his songs I've yet to hear!

Laura -
It sounds like
"and Mister Sun do own your bones all day"
But ummmm, I don't think that's it... . I can't find the lyrics online. Maybe it'll hit me upon repeated listenings.
- Ken

The CD is available on Amazon.com but they don't have a track list. But I did find the tracks at collectorz.com: DISC 1 1 The Big Apple 2:43 2 On Treasure Island 3:41 3 There Are Such Things 2:45 4 Our Love 2:47 5 Music, Maestro, Please 2:57 6 Dolores 2:57 7 In the Blue of the Evening 2:58 8 All the...

1. "Sweet Eileen" - Blue Sky 5 2. 1st song: ??? 2nd song: "Jump Session" - Don Redman and His Orchestra 3. "I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate" - Preservation Hall Jazz Band 4. "Tight Like That" - Maybe Chris Barber? 5. Sorry, don't know the artist on t...

That's "Ridin' and Jivin'" by Earl Hines. Great tune!

Yes, Haydn is correct - that's the track.

I was able to visit the National Jazz Museum in Harlem last Thursday and listened to songs from the collection for about an hour - some quite nicely restored already (particularly some energetic Benny Goodman tunes), others still with quite compromised audio quality, but fascinating nonetheless. Hop...

You can crossfade with iTunes. It's pretty rudimentary, but it's there.

AV8 - The best version of Artie Shaw's "Oh! Lady Be Good" is the remastered track from "The Essential Artie Shaw". Better audio quality than the Double Mellow on the youTube clip. Find it here: http://www.emusic.com/album/Artie-Shaw-The-Essential-Artie-Shaw-MP3-Download/11479294....

Check out the first few posts here:
http://www.swingtalk.com/forums/index.p ... topic=1122

I'd guess that's Benny Goodman too - it's the same arrangement as two other Goodman recordings of this song that I know of. But that's not Harry James on trumpet.

Your second link: "Walk, Jennie, Walk", Benny Goodman; Fourth: "At The Jazz Band Ball", I don't know the artist; Fifth: "Let's Get Together", Chick Webb Sixth: "Zonky", don't know the artist. Eighth: "King Porter Stomp", Bob Crosby & His Orchestr...

That's Jimmie Lunceford's "Posin'", which is the most well-known and DJ'd version, I believe; it's the only one I know, anyway!

Allmusic.com lists the composer of MBRB's Callin' Your Bluff as "Kyle".
BTW, The John Kirby Orchestra's song "Andiology" (find it on jazz-on-line.com) is also identical to Callin' Your Bluff. THAT one is credited to John Kirby and Charlie Shavers.
Hmmmm.

It's Freddy Gardner:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss? ... &x=16&y=17

I love this version!