Big Band Bash
About The Program
Too many times the wonderful world of the big band is compressed to just a decade known as “The Swing Era”(1935 to 1945). And even beyond that, only a handful of bands are usually heard to represent that magical time. Join host Loren Schoenberg for the best of the swinging big bands, going back to the 1920s, and going way beyond 1945. You’ll hear a band’s you’ve never heard of, and you’ll hear great music by the bands, you have heard of that you’ve never heard before!
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Here are a few CD selections featured most recently:
Here are the 30 most recent tracks played on this show:
| February 21st at 2 PM Hour | ||||
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| 2:53 PM | DIVA Jazz Orchestra | “Umbrella Man” — YouTube | BUY | |
| 2:46 PM | Duke Ellington | “Rhapsoditty” — The Treasury Shows Vol.17 | BUY | |
| 2:43 PM | Mills Blue Rhythm Band | “Dinah Lou” — 1934-36 | BUY | |
| 2:41 PM | Mildred Bailey | “I Used To Be Color Blind” — The Complete Columbia Mildred Bailey Sessions | BUY | |
| 2:33 PM | The Airmen Of Note | “Tones For Joan's Bones” — Featuring Ted Nash | BUY | |
| 2:29 PM | Charlie Johnson | “The Boy In The Boat ” — The Complete Charlie Johnson Sessions | BUY | |
| 2:03 PM | Harry James | “Theme, Old Black Joe, Iâll Get By, 11:60PM, Blue Lou, Lily Belle, Somebody Loves Me, Waitin' For The Train To Come, You Can't Have Your Cake And Eat It ” — Always: 1943-46 | BUY | |
| February 21st at 1 PM Hour | ||||
| 1:51 PM | Jimmy Smith | “Slaughter On 10th Avenue” — Ultimate Jimmy Smith | BUY | |
| 1:45 PM | Dave Holland | “The Razor's Edge” — What goes around | BUY | |
| 1:41 PM | Erskine Hawkins | “After Hours” — Big Band Jazz - The Jubilee Sessions 1943-1946 | BUY | |
| 1:39 PM | Charlie Barnet | “The Moose” — Drop Me Off in Harlem | BUY | |
| 1:32 PM | Woody Herman | “A Time For Love” — Woody | BUY | |
| 1:27 PM | Duke Ellington | “Take The A Train” — Ken Burns Jazz: Duke Ellington | BUY | |
| 1:24 PM | Claude Thornhill | “Where Or When ” — Snowfall | BUY | |
| 1:21 PM | Count Basie | “One O'Clock Jump” — 1936-38 | BUY | |
| 1:18 PM | Benny Goodman | “Why Don't You Do Right?” — 1942-44 | BUY | |
| 1:15 PM | Louis Armstrong | “I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You ” — 1930-31 | BUY | |
| 1:11 PM | Glenn Miller | “A String Of Pearls ” — The Essential Glenn Miller | BUY | |
| 1:08 PM | Artie Shaw | “Stardust ” — 1940 | BUY | |
| 1:05 PM | Jimmie Lunceford | “Tain't What You Do (It's The Way That You Do It)” — 1937-39 | BUY | |
| 1:02 PM | Tommy Dorsey | “Song of India ” — 1936-37 | BUY | |
| February 14th at 2 PM Hour | ||||
| 2:53 PM | Ken Peplowski | “Come Back To Me” — Sunrise | BUY | |
| 2:49 PM | Ken Peplowski | “Clarinet in Springtime” — Sunrise | BUY | |
| 2:44 PM | Duke Ellington | “The C Jam Blues” — 1942-44 | BUY | |
| 2:40 PM | Duke Ellington | “Clarinet Lament ” — The Duke At Fargo | BUY | |
| 2:35 PM | Duke Ellington | “Tiger Rag, Parts 1 and 2” — Early Ellington | BUY | |
| 2:26 PM | Loren Schoenberg | “The Bulgar (And Other Balkan-Like Inventions)” — Solid Ground | BUY | |
| 2:23 PM | Loren Schoenberg | “The Maid With The Flaccid Air” — Solid Ground | BUY | |
| 2:20 PM | Loren Schoenberg | “La Boehm” — Manhattan Work Song | BUY | |
| 2:11 PM | Thad Jones/Mel Lewis | “Mornin' Reverend ” — all my yesterdays | BUY | |
























