Swingdance, Vol. 3 CD United Kingdom

Swingdance, Vol. 3 Music

List Price	$16.98 (You save $0.89)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Jazz Instrument, Blues, Alternative, Big Band Collections, Big Band
Label	Jazz Band
Orig Year	1999
CD Universe Part number	1170679
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 14, 1999
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mixed
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Swingdance, Vol. 3 Songs

	1.	Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop - Tex Beneke
	2.	Crazy Rhythm - Harry James
	3.	I'm Gonna See My Baby - Johnny Mercer/Paul Weston
	4.	Paxoina - George Paxton
	5.	Why Don't You Do Right? - Peggy Lee/Benny Goodman
	6.	Bee Gezindt, A - Cabell "Cab" Calloway
	7.	Harlem Air Shaft - Duke Ellington
	8.	Zoot Suit, A - Bob Crosby/Nappy Lamare
	9.	And the Angels Sing - Helen Humes/Count Basie
	10.	Truckin' - Claude Hopkins
	11.	Jeepers Creepers - Gene Krupa/Leo Watson
	12.	Perfidia - Helen Forrest/Benny Goodman
	13.	Yacht Club Swing - Fats Waller
	14.	4.15 Jump - Teddy Powell
	15.	McGhee Special - Andy Kirk & His Twelve Clouds of Joy
	16.	Buzz Me - Louis Jordan
	17.	Tampico - June Christy/Stan Kenton
	18.	Li'l Dog - Buddy Johnson
	19.	Jumpin' at the Savoy - Al Cooper & His Savoy Sultans
	20.	Ce-Ment Mixer - Jimmie Lunceford/Joe Thomas & Band
	21.	Hawk's Boogie - Erskine Hawkins
	22.	Flying Home - Will Bradley/Ray McKinley

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