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2251 Total Tracks Length: 178:15:59 Total Tracks Size: 16.1 GB Total tracks number: 2251 Total tracks length: 178:15:59 Total tracks size: 16.1 GB # Artist Title Length Genre 01 Ahmad Jamal Lover Man 05:43 02 Ahmad Jamal Patterns 06:18 03 Al Caiola & Riz Ortolani Holiday On Skis 02:34 Medley- I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus-Here Comes Santa Claus 04 Al Hirt 02:17 (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) 05 Al Hirt Nutty Jingle Bells 02:14 06 Al Hirt O Holy Night 03:40 07 Al Hirt Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer 02:11 08 Al Hirt Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 02:24 09 Al Hirt Silent Night 03:30 10 Al Hirt Silver Bells 02:35 11 Al Hirt Sleigh Ride 02:10 12 Al Hirt The Christmas Song 03:08 13 ALMA COGAN HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY 03:04 14 ALMA COGAN MEET ME ON THE CORNER 03:09 15 ALMA COGAN TILL THEY'VE ALL GONE HOME 02:22 16 Alphonse Mouson By all means 13:24 17 Ammons, Albert Boogie Woogie Stomp 03:39 18 Andy Kirk's Twelve Clouds Of Joy Love Is The Thing 03:00 19 Anjani No One After You 04:08 20 Anjani Thomas Half The Perfect World 04:07 21 Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra Go Je Je 06:38 22 Arlen, Harold I've Got The World On A String 04:18 23 Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers Moanin' 09:34 24 Art Farmer Jubilation 04:16 25 Art Pepper Straight Life 03:22 26 Art Tatum Body And Soul 05:50 27 Art Tatum Stardust 05:04 28 Barnes, Billy Something Cool 04:20 29 Barretto, Ray Congalegra 04:21 30 Basia Waters Of March 03:59 31 Basie, Count Jumpin' At The Woodside 03:29 32 Battle Topsy 03:04 33 Benny Carter And His Orchestra Come On Back 04:18 34 Benny Golson Out Of The Past 06:27 35 Benny Goodman After You've Gone 02:34 36 Benny Goodman All The Cats Join In 03:11 37 Benny Goodman Amapola 03:03 38 Benny Goodman Avalon 02:45 39 Benny Goodman Body And Soul 03:27 40 Benny Goodman Bop Hop 03:16 41 Benny Goodman Boy Meets Goy (Grand Slam) 02:50 42 Benny Goodman China Boy 02:30 43 Benny Goodman Clarinade 02:38 44 Benny Goodman Clarinet A La King 02:56 45 Benny Goodman Dinah 02:42 46 Benny Goodman Dreazag 02:41 47 Benny Goodman Egg Head 02:46 48 Benny Goodman Exactly Like You 03:18 49 Benny Goodman Fascinating Rhythm 03:01 50 Benny Goodman Fiesta Time 03:14 51 Benny Goodman Fly-By-Night 03:24 52 Benny Goodman I Got Rhythm 03:55 53 Benny Goodman Lazy River 02:37 54 Benny Goodman Lonely Moments 03:08 55 Benny Goodman Lucky (You're Right, I'm Wrong) 03:07 56 Benny Goodman Moonglow 03:24 57 Benny Goodman Nobody's Sweetheart 02:46 58 Benny Goodman Oh, Baby! 07:50 59 Benny Goodman Oh, Lady Be Good! 03:01 60 Benny Goodman On The Alamo 03:31 61 Benny Goodman Perfidia 03:21 62 Benny Goodman Pick-A-Rib (I & II) 05:48 63 Benny Goodman Rattle And Roll 03:19 64 Benny Goodman Rose Room 02:47 65 Benny Goodman Runnin' Wild 02:37 66 Benny Goodman Shishkabop 03:21 67 Benny Goodman Shivers 02:48 68 Benny Goodman Sing, Sing, Sing 04:06 69 Benny Goodman Six Flats Unfurnished 03:18 70 Benny Goodman Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 03:17 71 Benny Goodman Solo Flight 02:49 72 Benny Goodman Stealin' Apples 03:07 73 Benny Goodman Stompen' At The Savoy 02:51 74 Benny Goodman Sugar 03:32 75 Benny Goodman Sweet Sue-Just You 03:19 76 Benny Goodman Swing Angel 03:14 77 Benny Goodman Tea For Two 03:05 78 Benny Goodman The Blues In My Flat 03:26 79 Benny Goodman The Darktown Strutter's Ball 02:26 80 Benny Goodman The Huckle-Buck 03:27 81 Benny Goodman Tiger Rag 03:23 82 Benny Goodman Trees 03:10 83 Benny Goodman Undercurrent Blues 03:10 84 Benny Goodman Whispering 03:22 85 Benny Goodman Whistle Blues 02:48 86 Benny Goodman Who! 03:13 87 Benny Goodman Why Don't You Do Right! 03:15 88 Benny Goodman Yours 03:18 Benny Goodman & His Sextet (Charlie 89 As Long As I Live 03:24 Christian) Benny Goodman & His Sextet (Charlie 90 Benny's Bugle 03:07 Christian) Benny Goodman & His Sextet (Charlie 91 Breakfast Feud 03:08 Christian) Benny Goodman & His Sextet (Charlie 92 I Can't Give You Anything But Love 03:20 Christian) Benny Goodman & His Sextet (Charlie 93 I Found A New Baby 02:57 Christian) Benny Goodman & His Sextet (Charlie 94 Royal Garden Blues 03:03 Christian) Benny Goodman & His Sextet (Charlie 95 Wholly Cats 03:02 Christian) Benny Goodman Septet (Charlie 96 I Never Knew 02:58 Christian) 97 Benny Goodman Septet (Charlie Lester's Dream 03:16 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 98 AC-DC Current 02:47 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 99 Flying Home 03:15 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 100 Gone With 'What' Wind 03:14 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 101 Good Enough To Keep (Air Mail Special) 02:54 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 102 Poor Butterfly 02:47 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 103 Seven Come Eleven 02:44 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 104 Six Appeal 03:20 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 105 Soft Winds 02:27 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 106 Stardust 03:15 Christian) Benny Goodman Sextet (Charlie 107 Till Tom Special 03:02 Christian) 108 Berlin, Irving I've Got My Love To Keep Me 02:48 109 Betty Carter By The Bend Of The River 02:10 110 BIILIE HOLIDAY BLUE MOON 03:29 111 Bill Evans Track 04 05:48 112 Bill Evans What Is This Thing Called Love 04:36 113 Bill Evans Trio Blue In Green 05:25 114 Billie Holiday Autumn In New York 03:42 115 Billie Holiday How Deep Is The Ocean 02:59 116 Billie Holiday I Cried For You 02:31 117 Billie Holiday Keeps On Raining 03:16 118 BILLIE HOLIDAY LOVE ME OR LEVE ME 02:35 119 BILLIE HOLIDAY STORMY BLUES 03:31 120 BILLIE HOLIDAY STORMY WEATHER 03:43 121 Billie Holiday & Lester Young Born To Love 02:42 122 Billie Holiday & Lester Young He Ain't Got Rhythm 02:53 123 Billie Holiday & Lester Young He's Funny That Way 02:39 124 Billie Holiday & Lester Young I Can't Get Started 02:50 125 Billie Holiday & Lester Young If Dreams Come True 03:04 126 Billie Holiday & Lester Young I'm Pulling Through 03:09 127 Billie Holiday & Lester Young Sun Showers 03:03 128 Billie Holiday & Lester Young When Your'e Smiling 02:52 129 Billie Holiday & Lester Young Who Wants Love! 02:34 130 Billie Holiday & Lester Young Why Was I Born 02:51 131 Billie Holiday & Lester Young You're A Lucky Guy 02:46 132 Billie Holiday & Lester Young Yours And Mine 03:16 133 Billie Holliday With Lester Young All Of Me 03:01 134 Billie Holliday With Lester Young Easy Living 03:03 135 Billie Holliday With Lester Young Foolin' Myself 02:59 136 Billie Holliday With Lester Young I'll Get By 03:08 137 Billie Holliday With Lester Young Let's Do It 02:55 138 Billie Holliday With Lester Young Mean To Me 03:06 139 Billie Holliday With Lester Young The Man I Love 03:04 140 Billy May Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer Mambo 02:42 141 Bob James Angela (Theme from Taxi) 05:44 142 Bob James Bare Bones 04:47 143 Bob James Billy Boy 05:00 144 Bob James Blue Lick 05:34 145 Bob James Celebration 04:18 146 Bob James Ensenada Madness 07:25 147 Bob James Feel Like Makin’ Love 06:40 148 Bob James Fireball 05:45 149 Bob James Heads 06:40 150 Bob James Kickin’ Back (W- Kirk Whalum) 06:01 151 Bob James Legacy 06:45 152 Bob James Maputo (W- David Sanborn) 04:34 153 Bob James Nautilus 05:05 154 Bob James New York Mellow 03:25 155 Bob James Night on Bald Mountain 05:54 156 Bob James Shamboozie 05:19 157 Bob James Sparkling New York 03:11 158 Bob James Storm King 06:35 159 Bob James Sun Runner 06:20 160 Bob James Take Me to the Mardi Gras 05:50 161 Bob James Tappan Zee 06:50 162 Bob James The Afterglow (W- Earl Klugh) 06:33 163 Bob James The Steamin’ Feelin’ 05:20 164 Bob James Thoroughbred 07:23 165 Bob James Touchdown (Live) 06:44 166 Bob James Westchester Lady 07:24 167 Bobby Hutcherson Messina 07:28 168 Bobby Sanabria Blues A La Machito 03:45 169 Bobby Sanabria Cannonology 04:10 170 Bobby Sanabria Congo Mulence 10:10 171 Bobby Sanabria Conversation 04:40 172 Bobby Sanabria Frenzy 05:38 173 Bobby Sanabria Holiday 04:12 174 Bobby Sanabria Intro 00:28 175 Bobby Sanabria Kenya 07:04 176 Bobby Sanabria Minor Rama 03:39 177 Bobby Sanabria Oyeme 04:18 178 Bobby Sanabria Theme And Variations On Tin Tin Deo 02:52 179 Bobby Sanabria Tin Tin Deo 10:23 180 Bobby Sanabria Tururato 06:08 181 Bobby Sanabria Wild Jungle 04:59 182 Bonobo Walk In The Sky (Instru) 04:06 183 Booster Manzana 08:57 184 Boris Vian Je bois 03:35 185 Branford Marsalis Mo' Better Blues 03:38 186 Brent, Earl Angel Eyes 03:13 187 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Blue.Christmas 03:18 188 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Boogie.Woogie.Santa.Claus 05:37 189 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Caravan 03:18 190 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Credits 02:15 191 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Dig.That.Crazy.Santa.Claus 02:51 192 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Everybodys.Waitin.For.The.Man.With.The.Bag 03:13 193 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Fishnet.Stockings 03:54 194 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Gene.And.Eddie 04:55 195 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Gettin.In.The.Mood 03:41 196 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Jingle.Bell.Rock 02:26 197 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Jingle.Bells 02:25 198 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Jump.Jive.An.Wail 05:21 199 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Let.It.Snow 02:14 200 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Nutcracker.Suite 08:12 201 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Pipeline 02:49 202 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Rat.Pack.Boogie 03:44 203 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Rock.This.Town 07:55 204 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Rumble.In.Brighton 03:54 205 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Run.Rudolf.Run 03:43 206 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Santa.Claus.Is.Back.In.Town 04:29 207 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Sleigh.Ride 02:40 208 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Stray.Cat.Strut&mr.Grinch 05:18 209 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra The.Dirty.Boogie 03:16 210 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra This.Cats.On.A.Hot.Tin.Roof 03:05 211 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Winter.Wonderland 02:58 212 Brian.Setzer.Orchestra Zat.You.Santa.Claus 03:18 213 Brother Jack Mcduff Oblighetto 06:36 214 Buck Clayton A Shanty In Old Shanty Town 02:58 215 Buck Clayton Can't Help Lovin' This Man 03:16 216 Buck Clayton Destination K.
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