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Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie


Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington

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Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
1. Crosstown
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
2. More Moon
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
3. It Might As Well Be Spring
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
4. Back Beat Boogie
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
5. Five Foot Two
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
6. You're The Cream In My Coffee
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
7. Claude Reigns
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
8. Embraceable You
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
9. Move
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
10. Solitude
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
11. Ready Gal Jump
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
12. Morpheus
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
13. Rain
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
14. Five O' Clock Shadow
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  
Armed Forces Radio: Back Beat Boogie by Duke Ellington
15. Perdido
Les Brown  Duke Ellington  Woody Herman  

Duke Ellington

Ellington, Duke (Edward Kennedy Ellington), 1899–1974, American jazz musician and composer, b. Washington, D.C. Ellington made his first professional appearance as a jazz pianist in 1916. By 1918 he had formed a band, and after appearances in nightclubs in Harlem he became one of the most famous figures in American jazz. Ellington’s orchestra, playing his own and Billy Strayhorn’s compositions and arrangements, achieved a fine unity of style and made many innovations in the [more]

Les Brown

Les Brown, Sr. (March 14, 1912 – January 24, 2001) and the Band of Renown are a big band that began in the big band era of the late 1930s and now performs under the direction of his son Les Brown, Jr. ‘Les Brown and the Band of Renown’ brought Doris Day into prominence with their recording of Sentimental Journey in 1945. The release of Sentimental Journey coincided with the end of WWII in Europe and was the homecoming theme for many veterans. They had nine other number-one hit [more]

Woody Herman

Woodrow Charles Herman (May 16, 1913 – October 29, 1987), better known as Woody Herman, was an American jazz clarinetist, alto and soprano saxophonist, singer, and Big band leader. During his lifetime, he led some of the most exciting big bands of the twentieth century. His bands changed styles and approaches to jazz but still managed to keep their musical integrity. Herman was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. As a child he worked as a singer in vaudeville, then became a professional [more]

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