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The swingin\u0027 Mr. Shaw

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Request for On-site Use How do I pick up this item and when will it be ready?	Audio	Use in library	JS279	Off-site

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5 audio discs (193 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono; 12 in.

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Biographical notes by Jack Fuller and discography ([10] p. ; port.) inserted in container.

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Contents

Frenesi -- Star dust -- Moonglow -- Oh, lady be good -- All the things you are (Helen Forrest, vocal) -- Temptation -- Nightmare -- Together -- My reverie (Helen Forrest) -- Sobbin\u0027 blues -- Jeepers creepers (Tony Pastor, vocal) -- In the mood -- Non-stop flight -- Cross your heart -- The Grabtown grapple -- The Sad Sack blues -- My blue heaven -- (When your heart\u0027s on fire) Smoke gets in your eyes -- Summit Ridge Drive -- At sundown -- I\u0027m sorry for myself (Tony Pastor) -- Maria my own -- Diga diga doo -- Moonray (Helen Forrest) -- Everything is jumpin\u0027 -- \u0027S wonderful -- A man and his dream (Helen Forrest) -- April in Paris -- Summertime -- I cover the waterfront -- Blues -- I could write a book -- Don\u0027t take your love from me (Lena Horne, vocal) -- Beyond the blue horizon -- The maid with the flaccid air -- Time on my hands -- Deep purple (Helen Forrest) -- Prelude in C major --
(cont.) St. Louis blues -- I\u0027ve got my eye on you (Helen Forrest) -- My blue heaven -- El rancho grande (Tony Pastor) -- Sweet Sue -- Man from Mars -- When the quail come back to San Quentin -- Dr. Livingstone, I presume? -- Scuttlebutt -- Keepin\u0027 myself for you -- Special delivery stomp -- The gentle grifter -- Begin the beguine -- The old stamping ground (Tony Pastor) -- The chant -- Star dust -- The carioca -- Serenade to a savage -- Traffic jam -- Begin the beguine -- Indian love call (Tony Pastor) -- Nightmare -- Dancing in the dark.

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