|
It's Later Then You Think |
Roy Milton |
| Smack Dab In The Middle |
Count Basie & Joe Williams |
| Please Send Me Someone To Love |
Percy Mayfield |
| Mess Around |
Ray Charles |
| Knock Me A Kiss |
Louis Jordon & Gene Krupa |
| Evil Man Blues |
Joe Williams |
| Let The Good Times Roll |
Louis Jordon & Ray Charles |
| One Of Us Has Got To Go |
Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson |
| Caldonia |
Louis Jordon & Woody Herman |
| Bandstand Boogie |
Dick Clark's "American Bandstand" |
| Rocket 88 |
Jackie Brenston |
| he Honeydripper |
Joe Liggins & Cab Calloway |
| One Night |
Smiley Lewis & Elvis Presley |
| Bloodshot Eyes |
Wynonne Harris |
| I Ain't Got Nothin' But The Blues |
Duke Ellington |
| Hey Good Lookin' |
Lookin' Hank Williams |
| Let It Roll Again |
Lucky Millinder |
| In The Mood |
Glenn Miller |
| Boogie Woogie |
Tommy Dorsey |
| Two O'Clock Jump |
Harry James |
| A String Of Pearls |
Glenn Miller |
| It Had To Be You |
Isham Jones & Harry Connick |
| Opus #1 |
Tommy Dorsey & Sy Oliver |
Satin Doll
|
Duke Ellington |
| Stompin' At The Savoy |
Benny Goodman |
| Don't Get Around Much Anymore |
Duke Ellington |
| Sophisticated Lady |
Duke Ellington |
| Brazil (Samba) |
Carmen Miranda |
| Cab Driver |
The Mills Brothers |
| T'Ain't What You Do |
Jimmy Lunceford |
| America The Beautiful |
Katherine Lee Bates & Samuel Ward |
Ain't Nothin' But A Party
|
Eric Ekstrand |
| Take The "A" Train |
Duke Ellington |
| Green Eyes (Rhumba) |
Jimmy Dorsey |
| Harlem Nocturne |
Ray Noble |
| Moon River (Waltz) |
Andy Williams & Henry Mancini |
| Moonlight Serenade |
Glenn Miller |
| Night Train |
Buddy Morrow |
| Gotta Travel On |
Ray Bryant |
| Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White (Cha cha) |
Perez Prado |
| Oh Babe |
Louis Prima |
| April In Paris |
Count Basie |
| Auld Lang Syne |
Guy Lombardo |
| New York, New York |
Frank Sinatra |
| What A Wonderful World |
Louis Armstrong |
| Knock On Wood |
Eddie Floyd |
| Oh, Pretty Woman |
Roy Orbison |
|
Up A Lazy River |
Hoagy Carmichael |
| Kansas City |
Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller |
| Chicago |
Fred Fisher 1922 |
| Yellow Rose Of Texas |
Traditional |
| Pennsylvania 6-5000 |
J. Gray & C. Sigman |
| Just A Gigalo/I Ain't Got Nobody |
Louis Prima |
| 720 In The Books |
Jan Savvit |
| Move It On Over |
Hank Williams |
| I'm A Fool To Want You |
Frank Sinatra |
| The Stars and Stripes Forever |
John Philip Sousa |
| American Patrol |
Glenn Miller |
Don't Be That Way
|
Benny Goodman/Parish 1935 |
| Chattanooga Choo Choo |
Warren/Gordon 1941 |
| Little Brown Jug |
Glenn Miller |
| Song of India |
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakoff arranged by Tommy Dorsey |
| Sing, Sing, Sing |
Louis Prima |
One O'clock Jump
|
Loren Schoenberg, performed by: Count Basie and his Orchestra |
Come Rain or Come Shine
|
Mercer/Arlen 1946 |
| The Way You Look Tonight |
Jerome Kern 1936 |
| The Girl From Ipanema |
Jobim/De Moreas 1963 |
| So Rare |
Jimmy Dorsey |
| South Rampart Street Parade |
Ray Bauduc & Bob Haggart, performed by: Bob Crosby and his Orchestra |
| Unforgettable |
Gordon Irving 1951 |
| Come Fly With Me |
James Van Heusen/Sammy Cahn |
| The Summer Wind |
Mayer/Mercer 1965 |
| My Way |
Francois/Thibault/Anka 1967 |
| I've Got You Under My Skin |
Cole Porter |
| Minnie the Moocher |
Cab Calloway/Irving Mills |
| The Toy Trumpet |
Raymond Scott |
| Tales From the Vienna Woods |
Johann Strauss |
| Artist's Life Waltz |
Johann Strauss |
One Note Samba
|
Jobim/Mendonca 1961 |
| Makin' Whoopee (Cha-Cha) |
Kahn/Donaldson 1928 |
| La Rosita (Tango) |
Rafael Mendez |
| Jump, Jive and Wail |
Louis Prima |
| Ain’t Love a Kick in the Head |
Sammy Cahn and Van Heusen |
| I’ll be Glad When Your Dead, You Rascal, You |
Sam Theard |
| Solitude |
Duke Ellington |
| Choo Choo Ch’Boogie |
Horton/Darling/Gabler |
Hop, Skip and Jump
|
Roy Milton |
| Mack the Knife |
Blitzstein/Weill 1928 |
| Witchcraft |
Leigh/Coleman 1957 |
| I Put a Spell On You |
Screamin' Jay Hawkins |
| The Monster Mash |
Bobby "Boris" Pickett |
| Tequila |
The Champs |
| Santa Claus is Coming to Town (Vocal) |
Coots/Gillespie |
| Oye Como Va |
Tito Puente |
| Hooray For Hollywood |
Whiting/Mercer 1937 |
| The Christmas Song |
Mel Torme and Robert Wells(c) 1946 |
