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The Swing era.
- Title
- The Swing era. Into the \u002750s.
- Publication
- New York : Time-Life Records, [1971]
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- Description
- 3 audio discs : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo; 12 in.
- Alternative Title
- Into the \u002750s
- How sex was invented.
- Subjects
- Note
- On container spine: STA 350.
- Title from container.
- Re-creations of hit recordings by famous swing bands, by Billy May and Glenn Gray\u0027s Casa Loma Orchestra.
- Automatic sequence.
- "How sex was invented" (64 p. illus.) with historical essays, program notes, and a discography listing the personnel of the bands on "the original recordings of the selections re-created in this volume," inserted.
- Contents
- That kid from Red Bank -- Satin doll -- Swanee River boogie -- Just a-sittin\u0027 and a-rockin\u0027 -- All of me -- April in Paris -- The continental -- Early autumn -- The champ -- So rare -- St. Louis blues march -- The peanut vendor -- Li\u0027l darlin\u0027 -- Tango blues -- Caravan -- Four brothers -- V.I.P.\u0027s boogie -- Across the alley from the Alamo -- Bingo, bango, boffo -- Lean baby -- Hot toddy -- The Doodletown Fifers -- Interlude -- Cute -- Pussy willow -- Artistry jumps -- Night train -- Keen and peachy -- Star burst -- Benjie\u0027s bubble.
- LCCN
- 77752216
- OCLC
- ocm03026656
- 3026656
- SCSB-5480600
- Owning Institutions
- Columbia University Libraries