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Forgotten and Overlooked Jazz Musicians Play Lists Gordon Bull Ken Colyer My Old Kentucky Home. Crane River Jazz Band If Forgotten and Overlooked Jazz Musicians play lists Gordon Bull Ken Colyer My old Kentucky home. Crane River Jazz Band If I ever cease to love you. Crane River Jazz Band Heebie Jeebies. Christy Brothers Stompers I’m travelling. Crane River Jazz Band Over the waves. Ken Colyer Jazzmen with George Lewis Isle of Capri. Ken Colyer Jazzmen Goin’ home. Ken Colyer Jazzmen Tuxedo Rag. Ken Colyer Jazzmen Oh you beautiful doll. Ken Colyer Jazzmen Harlem Rag. Ken Colyer Jazzmen Pat Halcox The mountains of Mourne. Chris Barber Jazz Band Whistling Rufus. Chris Barber Jazz Band Rockin’ in rhythm. Chris Barber Jazz Band Climax Rag. Chris Barber Jazz Band Money Blues. Chris Barber Jazz and Blues Band Dusk. Pat Halcox All Stars Rent party blues. Pat Halcox All Stars Somehwere over the rainbow. Pat Halcox All Stars Georgia on my mind. Chris Barber Jazz and Blues Band Mike Taylor Jess Stacy Life goes. Benny Goodman and his Orchestra Barrelhouse. Jess Stacy Carnegie Drag. Eddie Condon and his Orchestra Candlelights. Jess Stacy She’s funny that way. Jess Stacy Down to Steamboat Tennesse. Lee Wiley Spain. Jess Stacy Yes Indeed Bing & Bob Crosby with Connie Boswell That’s a plenty. Muggsy Spanier Sing, Sing, Sing. Benny Goodman Orchestra Joe Bushkin I can’ get started. Buddy Berigan and his boys No regrets. Billie Holiday Blowin’ off steam. Sharkey Bonano Dippermouth Blues. Muggsy Spanier and his Ragtime Band Relaxin’ at the Truro. Muggsy Spanier and his Ragtime Band Serenade in thirds. Joe Bushkin Joey’s Blues. Joe Bushkin Manhattan. Lee Wiley. Oh! Look at me now. Lee Wiley But not for me. Joe Bushkin Quartet Howard Marchant Gene Krupa Nobody’s Sweetheart – McKenzie & Condon’s Chicagoans You Took Advantage of Me – Miff Mole’s Molers I’ll Be a Friend with Pleasure – Bix Beiderbecke Orchestra King Porter Stomp – Benny Goodman Orchestra Swing is Here – Gene Krupa All Star Swing Band Runnin’ Wild – Benny Goodman Quartet Who? – Benny Goodman Trio Wire Bruch Stomp – Gene Krupa & His Orchestra Let Me Off Uptown – Gene Krupa & Orchestra with Anita O’Day What’s This? – Gene Krupa & Band that Swings with Strings How High the Moon – Gene Krupa & Orchestra 10 Ritchie Drive – Gene Krupa Trio Tony Williams Blue Rondo – Jackie McLean Quintet Tomorrow Afternoon – Tony Williams Lifetime Pee Wee – Miles Davis Quintet Captain Marvel – Stan Getz Quintet How Deep is the Ocean? – Chet Baker & Paul Desmond Coconut Bread – Sonny Rollins Quintet Dumb Breaks – Michel Petrucciani Trio Francis Gould-Marks Art Blakey Taps Miller, Billy Eckstine Orchestra, 1946 Straight, no Chaser, T Monk Quartet, 1951 So Easy, Dexter Gordon, 1947 Night in Tunisia, Dizzy Gillespie with John Coltrane, 1951 The Preacher, Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers, 1953 The Sermon, Jimmy Smith, 1959 Blues, Art Blakey with Clifford Brown, 1954 Moanin', Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, 1958 Oh, When The Saints go Marching in,, Bluesiana Trianble, 1990 Tea for Two, T Monk Trio, 1956 Moanin', Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers,1989 Roland Kirk Broadway, 1961 Stormy Weather, 1956 Hog Calling Blues, Charles Mingus, 1962 Stormy Weather, Buddy Guy. 1969 Making Whoopee, 1961 Work Song, with Sonny Rollins, 1975 A Quote from Clifford Brown, 1964 Never Say Goodbye, 1972 Serenade to a Cuckoo, 1972 John Bain Wardell Gray Albums The Very Best of Wardell Gray Egg Head Benny Goodman and His Orchestra Relaxin' At Camarillo Charlie Parker West Coast Sessions One O' Clock Jump Count Basie & His Septet She's Got Blues For Sale (ft. Billy Eckstine & His Orchestra) Sweet Lorraine Wardell Gray Twisted Wardell Gray Easy Swing Wardell Gray Bright Boy Wardell Gray & Art Farmer The Chase 6Wardell Gray & Dexter Gordon Basie video " I cried for you" Basie Band with Helen Humes! Joe Harriott What Is This Thing Called Love? (feat. 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