Longest Version of Sing Sing Sing?

[mr. e]

What is the longest version you have of "Sing, Sing, Sing"?

I have
12 min: Sing, Sing, Sing -- Benny Goodman -- Live At Carnegie Hall 1938
10 min: Sing, Sing, Sing -- Big Time Operator -- High Altitude Swing
10 min: Sing, Sing, Sing -- Lee Press-On And The Nails -- Jump Swing From Hell

Any other super long recordings? Any other essential versions?
(Apart from Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Louis Prima, etc.)

Any suprise versions? Such as:
Sing, Sing, Sing -- Jon Hendricks -- Freddie Freeloader (Vocalese)
Sing, Sing, Sing -- New York Voices -- Sing! Sing! Sing (Even 'Vocalesier')
Sing, Sing, Sing -- Los Straitjackets -- Damas Y Caballeros (Latin-Rockabilly)
Sing, Sing, Sing -- Incredible Bongo Band -- Ultimate Breaks And Beats Vol. 8 (Slow, Hip-Hopish)
Sing, Sing, Sing -- G-Swing Feat. Ania Chow -- G-Swing (Nu-Jazz, House, 'Club Version')
Sing, Sing, Sing (RSL Remix) -- Anita O'Day (RSL Remix) -- Verve Remixed // 3 (Nu-Jazz, 'Club Version')
Sing, Sing, Sing -- Jazbeat -- Jazbeat (Yeat another Nu-Jazz version)

I mean, you probably won't play these at a true swing event. People know the orchestra versions and they're so powerful, anything else will feel inferior. But especially if you have to transition to some other music style such a version can be great. Or if you are actually expected to DJ e.g. house music, and the energy is low, but you see a couple that you know from dancing events, and you'd like them to heat up the crowd ...

[GemZombie]

The only one I've played in years is the Fletcher Henderson version, which is probably around two and a half minutes.

[CafeSavoy]

Roy Eldridge has a decent one on Little Jazz and the Jimmy Ryan All-Stars. About 3:30.

[Surreal]

I have a semi French version by Lyne Tremblay.

All my others: 6 versions by Benny Goodman, Lee Press-On and the Nails, Louis Prima, Anita O'Day (plus a remix), Michael Maxwell, The D's 3, Big Time Operator, Time Life Music (artist unknown?), 2 unknown artists