Benny Goodman - Benny Goodman - The First Big Bands (Great Original Performances 1934 To 1938) mp3

Tracklist

1	Breakin' In A Pair Of Shoes	2:17
2	Music Hall Rag	3:09
3	Jam Session	2:53
4	Sing Sing Sing (Intro. "Christopher Columbus")	8:42
5	Blue Skies	3:33
6	Get Happy	3:06
7	Madhouse	2:48
8	Topsy	2:58
9	Farewell Blues	2:11
10	Nit Wit Serenade	2:45
11	Smoke House	2:54
12	Bugle Call Rag	2:57
13	Walk Jennie Walk	1:57
14	My Honey's Lovin' Arms	2:28
15	Christopher Columbus	3:33
16	Bumble Bee Stomp	2:49
17	Cokey	2:57
18	Dear Old Southland	2:17

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
REB 759	Benny Goodman	The First Big Bands 1934 - 1938 ‎(LP, Comp)	BBC	REB 759	UK	1990
BBC CD 759	Benny Goodman	The First Big Bands - 1934 To 1938 ‎(CD-ROM, Comp)	BBC	BBC CD 759	UK	1990
RPCD 634	Benny Goodman	The First Big Bands 1934 - 1938 ‎(CD, Comp, Rep)	CDS Records Limited	RPCD 634	UK	1994

Credits

• Engineer [Stereo Re-creations] – Robert Parker
• Sleeve Notes – Tony Baldwin

Notes

From sleeve notes:
Stereo re-creations from 78 rpm originals:
Robert Parker, Vintage Productions Pty Ltd, GPO Box 135, Sydney, Australia 2001
Source Material:
Robert Parker and Tony Baldwin
Robert Parker is an Australian Sound Engineer and Broadcaster, internationally acclaimed for his development of a unique system for extracting high quality stereo sound from early mono 78 rpm records - a process which is exclusive to ABC Records.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Scribed on runout Side A): 838 438-1A
• Matrix / Runout (Scribed on runout Side B): 838 438-1B

Companies

• Marketed By – PolyGram Records Australia
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• Copyright (c) – Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Video

Album

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