The Christmas anthology 1930-1950

Table of Contents: “…Santa Claus came in the spring (Benny Goodman and his orchestra) -- Jingle bells (Glenn Miller and his orchestra) -- March of the toys (Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra) -- What will Santa Claus Say? …”


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The swing era : the development of jazz, 1930-1945 by Schuller, Gunther

Table of Contents: “…The Casa Loma Orchestra ; Dorsey Brothers Orchestra ; Jimmy Dorsey ; Bob Crosby ; Paul Whiteman ; Glenn Miller ; Tommy Dorsey ; Artie Shaw ; Charlie Barnet ; Gene Krupa ; Woody Herman ; Harry James ; Larry Clinton ; Bob Chester ; Claude Thornhill ; Les Brown ; Hal Mcintyre ; Other white bands -- The territory bands -- Small groups. …”


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Swing time! Disc 2.

Table of Contents: “…Louis wiggle rhythm (Mills Blue Rhythm Band) -- Cross patch (Louis Prima & His New Orleans Gang) -- Big John's special (Erskine Hawkins & His 'Bama State Collegians) -- Emperor Jones (Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra) -- Marie (Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra) -- Blue Lou (Bunny Berigan & His Orchestra) -- South Rampart Street parade (Bob Crosby & His Orchestra) -- Stealin' apples (Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra) -- Remember (Red Norvo & His Orchestra) -- Shuffle rhythm (Jan Savitt & His Top Hatters) -- Nightmare (Artie Shaw & His New Music) -- Caravan (Eddie Stone & His Orchestra) -- I let a song go out of my heart (Duke Ellington & His Orchestra) -- Cherokee (Ray Noble & His Orchestra) -- In the mood (Glenn Miller & His Orchestra) -- Stardust (Jack Jenney & His Orchestra) -- All or nothing at all (Harry James & His Orchestra).…”


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A century of pop by Gregory, Hugh

Table of Contents: “…Handy; radio) -- 1920-1930 (Musicals : George Gershwin; Louis Armstrong; classic blues : Bessie Smith; bluegrass) -- 1930-1940 (The popular song : the great writers, the singers, Fats Waller; swing : Glenn Miller; Leadbelly; Cajun; Woody Guthrie; country blues; cowboy songs; gospel music) -- 1940-1950 (Wartime pop; producers/arrangers; Frank Sinatra; jazz; Latin American; crooners; instrumental pop; rhythm and blues; Hank Williams; television and video).…”


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First 50 popular songs you should play on the piano : easy piano.

Table of Contents: “…King) -- Summertime (from Porgy and Bess) -- Take me home, country roads / (John Denver) -- Too little time (from The Glenn Miller story) -- Unchained melody / (The Righteous Brothers) -- We will rock you / (Queen) -- What a wonderful world / (Louis Armstrong) -- The windmills of your mind / (Michel Legrand) -- Yesterday / (The Beatles) -- Your song / (Elton John).…”


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Brian Wilson's jukebox the music that inspired the man.

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Boogie woogie hits

Table of Contents: “…Anitra's boogie (Carmen Cavallaro) -- Stardust boogie (Stan Kenton) -- G.I. jive (Johnny Mercer) -- Booglie wooglie piggy (Glenn Miller) -- Cow cow blues (Bob Zurke) -- Ain't nobody here but us chickens (Phil Harris) -- Sugar blues boogie (Clyde McCoy) -- Honky tonk train blues (Meade Lux Lewis) -- The house of blue lights (Freddie Slack) -- Scrub me Mama, with a boogie beat (Will Bradley).…”


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Nothing but the best : piano, vocal, guitar by Sinatra, Frank, 1915-1998

Table of Contents: “…Carson Parks -- My kind of town (Chicago is) / words by Sammy Cahn, music by James Van Heusen -- It was a very good year / words and music by Ervin Drake -- That's life / words and music by Dean Kay , Kelly Gordon -- Moonlight serenade / words by Mitchell Parish, music by Glenn Miller -- Nothing but the best / words and music by John Rotella -- Drinking again / words by Johnny Mercer, music by Doris Tauber -- All my tomorrows / words by Sammy Cahn, music by James Van Heusen -- My way / English words by Paul Anka, original French words by Gilles Thibault, music by Jacques Revaux, Claude Francois -- Theme from "New York, New York" / words by Fred Ebb, music by John Kander -- Body and soul / words by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton, music by John Green.…”


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We'll meet again : [the love songs of World War II].

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The pop parade : hits of the '40s, '50s & '60s.

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Ken Burns jazz [the story of America's music].

Table of Contents: “…Body and soul (Coleman Hawkins) -- Cotton tail ; Take the "A" train (Duke Ellington and his Orchestra) -- Begin the beguine (Artie Shaw and his Orchestra) -- In the mood (Glenn Miller and his Orchestra), etc. Disc 4. Doodlin' (Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers) -- I get a kick out of you (Clifford Brown and Max Roach) -- St. …”


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Sentimental journey : The forties.

Table of Contents: “…Beat me daddy eight to the bar / Raye, Prince, Shechy (The Andrew Sisters ; Vic Shoen) -- I'll never smile again / Lowe (Tommy Dorsey ; Frank Sinatra & the Pied Pipers) -- Frenesi / Dominguez, Charles, Russell (Artie Shaw) -- A nightingale sang in Berkeley Square / Sherwin, Maschwitz (Glenn Miller ; Ray Eberle) -- I'll be with you in apple blossom time / von Tilzer, Fleesom (The Andrew Sisters ; Vic Schoen) -- Let's get away from it all / Dennis, Adair (Tommy Dorsey ; Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines & the Pied Pipers) -- The last time I saw Paris / Kern, Hammerstein (Kate Smith) -- Blues in the night / Arlen, Mercer (Dinah Shore) -- Sleepy lagoon / Coates, Lawrence (Teddy Powell ; Peggy Mann) -- I left my heart at the stage door canteen / Berlin (Tommy Tucker Time ; Donald Brown) -- There'll be bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover / Kent, Burton (Kate Smith) --…”


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Mighty endeavor : the American nation and World War II by Browne, Blaine T. (Blaine Terry)

Table of Contents: “…Kaiser -- Biographical essay: Frank Capra -- "All of us at home are being tested": the social impact of war -- Biographical essay: Rosie the Riveter / Naomi Parker Fraley -- Biographical essay: Eleanor Roosevelt -- "Pride of our nation" : America's fighting men and women -- Biographical essay: Jacqueline Cochran -- Biographical essay: Bill Mauldin -- "Free to live and love and laugh" : wartime pastimes and pleasures -- Biographical essay: Glenn Miller -- Biographical essay: Aaron Copland -- "To free a suffering humanity" : North Africa and Europe, 1942-1944 -- Biographical essay: Dwight Eisenhower -- Biographical essay: Marlene Dietrich -- "We shall strangle the black dragon of Japanese militarism" : The Pacific War, 1943-1944 -- Biographical essay: Douglas MacArthur -- Biographical essay: John F. …”


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Lost Twin Cities and Lost Twin Cities II by Millett, Larry, 1947-

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Jazz. Episode 07, Dedicated to chaos

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Masters of the air : America's bomber boys who fought the air war against Nazi Germany by Miller, Donald L., 1944-

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Best of jazz

Table of Contents: “…Jazz sessions: In the mood / Glenn Miller -- One o'clock jump / Count Basie -- Tuxedo Junction / Al Hirt -- Misty / Sarah Vaughan -- Ring dem bells / Lionel Hampton -- C-jam blues / Duke Ellington -- Scrapple from the apple / Charlie Parker -- Sawnuff / Miles Davis, feat. …”


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The best songs ever : easy guitar.

Table of Contents: “…Strangers in the night -- Tears in heaven -- Glenn Miller story. String of pearls --…”


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Jazz. Episode 07, Dedicated to chaos

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Jazz. Episode seven, Dedicated to chaos

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