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From May 2021, a show of all pre-bebop classic jazz, performed by musicians from that era as well as more recent players. Some of the performers on the show are
Ethel Waters
vocals1896 - 1977

Artie Shaw
clarinet1910 - 2004

The Manhattan Transfer
vocals
Louis Armstrong
trumpet and vocals1901 - 1971
Turk Murphy
b.1915Playlist
- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- " data-original-title="" title="">Duke Ellington "Rockin' In Rhythm" from The Okeh Ellington (Columbia) 01:28
Duke Ellington
piano
1899 - 1974 - " data-original-title="" title="">Edmond Hall "Profoundly Blue" from Profoundly Blue (Blue Note) 04:42
Edmond Hall
b.1901 - " data-original-title="" title="">Sidney Bechet and
Sidney Bechet
saxophone, soprano
1897 - 1959" data-original-title="" title="">Mezz Mezzrow "The Blues and Freud, Part II" from Sidney Bechet and Mezz Mezzrow (Classic Jazz) 08:48Mezz Mezzrow
clarinet
1899 - 1972 - Host Speaks 13:09
- Ethel Waters "Stormy Weather" from The Incomparable Ethel Waters (Columbia) 14:50
- " data-original-title="" title="">Billy Eckstine "A Cottage For Sale" from Ballads, Blues and Bebop (Proper) 17:56
Billy Eckstine
vocals
1914 - 1993 - Maryann Price "Sorta Kinda In A Way" from Etched In Swing (Watermelon) 20:41
- " data-original-title="" title="">Ella Mae Morse "No Love, No Nothin" from The Very Best of Ella Mae Morse (Collectables) 24:12
Ella Mae Morse
vocals
1924 - 1999 - Host Speaks 26:47
- " data-original-title="" title="">Christy Bennett's Fumee "Tears" from Lost Lyrics (Self-Produced) 29:10
Christy Bennett
vocals
b.1983 - Manhattan Transfer "Clouds" from Couldn't Be Hotter (Telarc) 35:48
- Host Speaks 43:37
- " data-original-title="" title="">Brian Carpenter’s Ghost Train Orchestra "Fantasy Impromptu" from Book of Rhapsodies Vol. II (Accurate) 44:25
Brian Carpenter’s Ghost Train Orchestra
band / ensemble / orchestra - " data-original-title="" title="">John Kirby Sextet "Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes" from The John Kirby Sextet (Sony) 48:22
John Kirby
bass, acoustic
1908 - 1942 - " data-original-title="" title="">Joe Venuti "My Gypsy Rhapsody" from 1933 (Classics) 51:20
Joe Venuti
violin
1903 - 1978 - " data-original-title="" title="">Benny Goodman "Life Goes to a Party" from The Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Concert (Columbia) 54:47
Benny Goodman
clarinet
1909 - 1986 - Host Speaks 58:54
- " data-original-title="" title="">Paul Whiteman "Rhapsody In Blue" from Music For Moderns (Naxos) 1:02:24
Paul Whiteman
composer / conductor
1890 - 1967 - Artie Shaw "Evensong" from Self Portrait (Bluebird) 1:10:59
- Host Speaks 1:15:14
- Louis Armstrong "Beale Street Blues" from Louis Armstrong Plays W. C. Handy (Columbia) 1:16:36
- " data-original-title="" title="">Anthony Coleman "King Porter Stomp" from Freakish (Tzadik) 1:21:33
Anthony Coleman
piano
b.1955 - Host Speaks 1:27:56
- " data-original-title="" title="">Turk Murphy "The Hip Shooting of Dan McGrew" from Wild Man Blues (San Francisco Traditional Jazz Foundation) 1:30:05
Turk Murphy
b.1915 - Tex Williams "Never Trust A Woman" from Tex Williams and his Western Caravan (Capitol) 1:35:31
- " data-original-title="" title="">The Mills Brothers "Nagasaki" from Chronological, Vol. 3 (JSP) 1:38:24
The Mills Brothers
band / ensemble / orchestra - Host Speaks 1:40:48
- Benny Goodman "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" from The Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Concert (Columbia) 1:41:36
- " data-original-title="" title="">Frankie Laine "Stars Fell On Alabama" from Jazz Spectacular (Columbia) 1:45:32
Frankie Laine
vocals - " data-original-title="" title="">Daryl Sherman "On The Sunny Side of the Street" from I've Got My Fingers Crossed (Audiophile) 1:50:51
Daryl Sherman
vocals
b.1950 - " data-original-title="" title="">Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla/The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:50
Art Ensemble Of Chicago
band / ensemble / orchestra
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