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Jubilee

146 episodes · 1942–1949 · Armed Forces Radio Service, Armed Forces Radio · Variety & Music

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Armed Forces Radio made Jubilee from 1942 to 1953 for Black servicemen overseas, with Black musicians and comedians before live audiences in Los Angeles. Ernie "Bubbles" Whitman hosted. The War Department let artists record for it during the union recording bans, so many of these performances exist nowhere else. RadioGOLDINdex dates each show by its recording or release; it went out on disc, not on a set broadcast date.

Sources: Jubilee (radio program), Wikipedia

Episodes

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19423 episodes

Duke Ellington Ethel Waters October 9, 1942 · 30 min
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Joe Louis Lena Horne October 27, 1942 · 25 min
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Benny Carter Nicodemus December 18, 1942 · 30 min
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194321 episodes

Louis Armstrong Aint Misbehavin May 24, 1943 · 29 min
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Count Basie Jimmy Rushing Basie Boogie June 7, 1943 · 30 min
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Delta Rhythm Boys Jimmy Lunceford July 12, 1943 · 28 min
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Delta Rhythm Boys, Lucky Millinder July 26, 1943 · 30 min
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Jimmie Noone, Butterfly Mc Queen, Ida James, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Lucky Millender August 2, 1943 · 32 min
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Delta Rhythm Boys Lucky Millander August 9, 1943 · 30 min
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Lucky Millinder-Jimmy Noone August 16, 1943 · 32 min
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Charioters Rochester Lucky Millander August 23, 1943 · 30 min
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Ernie Morris Jimmy Jordan September 6, 1943 · 30 min
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Erskine Hawkins-Rosetta Tharpe September 20, 1943 · 29 min
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Erskine Hawkins, Lena Horne, Nat King Cole October 4, 1943 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Ernie Whitman hosts Erskine Hawkins's band, opening with 'Bicycle Bounce,' plus Lena Horne and Nat King Cole.
Barney Bigard Louis Jordan October 11, 1943 · 30 min
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Erskine Hawkins, Eddie Anderson, Jean Rogers October 25, 1943 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Erskine Hawkins's band opens with 'Let's Ball Awhile,' and Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson stops by.
An All-Soldier Show November 1, 1943 · Armed Forces Radio · 31 min
An all-soldier show from Fort Huachuca, Arizona, opening with "Swinging the Blues."
Louis Jordan, Nat King Cole, Ida James November 8, 1943 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five and the Nat King Cole Trio, opening with 'I Found a New Baby.'
Harlan Leonard, Ammons and Johnson, Big Joe Turner November 15, 1943 · Armed Forces Radio · 31 min
Boogie-woogie pianists Albert Ammons and Pete Johnson, Big Joe Turner and the Delta Rhythm Boys.
Lionel Hampton Golden Gate Quartet November 22, 1943 · 31 min
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Count Basie, AFRS Studio Orchestra, Teddy Wilson, Thelma Carpenter, Jimmy Rushing, Earl Warren December 5, 1943 · 28 min
Nobile Sissle Barny Bigard December 13, 1943 · 31 min
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Cee Pee Johnson, Ida James, Maurice Rocco, Sir Lancelot December 20, 1943 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
Cee Pee Johnson's band opens with 'Southern Fried,' with boogie pianist Maurice Rocco and the calypso singer Sir Lancelot.
Louis Armstrong, the Mills Brothers, Fats Waller December 27, 1943 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Louis Armstrong opens hot with 'Ain't Misbehavin',' the Mills Brothers sing 'Paper Doll,' and the show remembers the late Fats Waller.

194420 episodes

Cee Pee Johnson and Johnny Mercer January 17, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio · 29 min
"One O'Clock Jump," the Delta Rhythm Boys sing "That Old Black Magic," and Johnny Mercer explains how he writes a song.
Tiny Bradshaw Jack Benny January 24, 1944 · 29 min
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Nat King Cole, George Burns & Gracie Allen, Cab Calloway, the 4 Seabees February 14, 1944 · 31 min
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Bob Crosby, Andy Kirk & his Clouds of Joy, June Richmond, AFRS Orchestra February 28, 1944 · 30 min
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Duke Ellington, Art Tatum, Louis Jordan March 11, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Duke Ellington's orchestra, the Art Tatum Trio and Louis Jordan, opening with 'The Canteen Bounce.'
Fletcher Henderson, Delta Rhythm Boys, Dorothy Donegan April 24, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
Fletcher Henderson's band, with a young Dexter Gordon, opens with 'I Got Rhythm.' Henderson trades a few rare words with Ernie Whitman.
Lena Horne, Fletcher Henderson, the Charioteers May 1, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Lena Horne hosts, with Fletcher Henderson's band and the Charioteers, opening with 'Jeep Rhythm.'
International Sweethearts of Rhythm, Dorothy Donegan June 5, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
The all-woman International Sweethearts of Rhythm, and Dorothy Donegan's red-hot boogie-woogie.
Jimmie Lunceford, Nat King Cole, Carmen Miranda June 26, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Jimmie Lunceford's band opens with 'Little John,' with the Nat King Cole Trio and Carmen Miranda.
Jimmie Lunceford, Maxine Sullivan, Eddie South July 3, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Jimmie Lunceford's band, Maxine Sullivan and violinist Eddie South, opening with 'Holiday for Strings.'
Meade Lux Lewis, Hedda Hopper, Ernest Whitman, Butterfly Mc Queen, Benny Carter July 10, 1944 · 30 min
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Ethel Waters Johnny Mercer July 17, 1944 · 31 min
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Jimmie Lunceford, Lena Horne, Nat King Cole July 24, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Jimmie Lunceford's band opens with 'Hallelujah,' with Lena Horne, the Nat King Cole Trio and pianist Joe Sullivan.
Golden Gate Quartet, Tommy Dorsey, June Richmond August 7, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
The Golden Gate Quartet sing 'Straighten Up and Fly Right,' with Tommy Dorsey and June Richmond.
Count Basie Rochester October 2, 1944 · 30 min
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Lionel Hampton Les Paul October 16, 1944 · 30 min
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Earl Hines Gary Moore October 24, 1944 · 30 min
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Earl Hines June Richmond October 30, 1944 · 27 min
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Jack Benny Rochester November 20, 1944 · 28 min
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Count Basie, Thelma Carpenter, Jimmy Rushing December 30, 1944 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Count Basie's band opens with 'Avenue C,' with Thelma Carpenter and Jimmy Rushing.

194521 episodes

Lucky Millinder Orch, Al Casey Trio, Ethel Waters, Ted Straeter, the Gene Krupa Trio January 6, 1945 · 32 min
Duke Ellington, Lena Horne January 12, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
Duke Ellington's orchestra and Lena Horne, opening with 'Suddenly It Jumped.'
Rose Chi Chi Murphy, Sam Mc Daniel, Charlie Barnet Orch, Eddie Heywood Combo January 18, 1945 · 30 min
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Count Basie, Buddy Rich, Illinois Jacquet January 20, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Count Basie's band with Buddy Rich and Illinois Jacquet, opening with 'Dinah.' Eddie Anderson drops in.
Billy Eckstine, Sarah Vaughan, Coleman Hawkins February 19, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Billy Eckstine's band opens with 'Airmail Special,' with Sarah Vaughan and Coleman Hawkins.
Earl Hines Orch, June Richmond, Mantan Moreland, Slim Gaillard, the Loumel Morgan Trio, the Town Criers, Benny Carter March 10, 1945 · 27 min
Harry James and Eddie Anderson March 12, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio · 31 min
Harry James and his band, Kitty Kallen, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, the Red Callender Trio and Eddie Heywood.
Benny Carter, Josh White, Illinois Jacquet March 19, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Benny Carter's band opens with 'Sweet Georgia Brown,' and Josh White sings 'One Meat Ball.'
Benny Carter, Nat King Cole, Jimmy Durante March 26, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Benny Carter's band opens with 'Jubilee Jump,' with the Nat King Cole Trio, Barney Bigard and Jimmy Durante.
Andy Kirk, Eddie Heywood May 21, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Andy Kirk's orchestra opens with '9:20 Special,' plus the Eddie Heywood Sextet.
Benny Carter, Helen Humes, the Four Blazes June 4, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Benny Carter's band, Helen Humes and the Four Blazes. Eddie Green tells the story of Jonah and the whale.
Joe Liggins and Jimmy Luceford June 11, 1945 · 29 min
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Jimmie Lunceford, Alvino Rey, Joe Liggins June 25, 1945 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 29 min
Alvino Rey plays 'Hindustan' on electric guitar, and the cast does a comic 'Courtship of Miles Standish.'
Count Basie, Eddie Green, Hattie Mc Daniel & Ernest Whitman, King Sisters July 16, 1945 · 30 min
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International Sweethearts of Rhythm, Ethel Waters, Johnny Mercer, Nicodemus, the Four vs July 17, 1945 · 30 min
Dick Haymes Count Basie September 24, 1945 · 30 min
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Eddie Green Herb Jefferies October 29, 1945 · 29 min
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Stan Kenton June Cristy November 12, 1945 · 30 min
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Lionel Hampton Frankie Robinson November 26, 1945 · 30 min
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Boyd Raeburn David Allen December 17, 1945 · 30 min
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Lionel Hampton Orch, Lena Horne, the Four Blazes December 31, 1945 · 30 min
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194610 episodes

Boyd Raeburn, Ginny Powell June 24, 1946 · 32 min
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Benny Carter, Delta Rhythm Boys July 22, 1946 · 30 min
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Earl Hines, Ricky Jordan, Tommy Todd, Count Basie August 5, 1946 · 30 min
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Bobby Sherwood, Liz Tilton, the Modernaires September 9, 1946 · 30 min
Cliff Lang, Herb Jeffries, 4 Chicks & Chuck September 23, 1946 · 30 min
Cliff Lang, Kay Starr, Andre Previn October 7, 1946 · 29 min
Vivien Garry, Les Paul, Arv Garrison, Barney Kessel, Benny Carter October 14, 1946 · 30 min
Wingy Minone Kid Ory November 30, 1946 · 30 min
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Bobby Sherwood December 13, 1946 · 30 min
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Cliff Lang Four Chicks and Chuck December 27, 1946 · 30 min
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194736 episodes

Cliff Lang Kay Starr January 10, 1947 · 29 min
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Les Paul Benny Carter January 17, 1947 · 30 min
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Count Basie January 24, 1947 · 29 min
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Benny Carter Nat King Cole (January 1947) January 31, 1947 · 29 min
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Lionel Hampton Lena Horne February 21, 1947 · 29 min
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Stan Kenton Orch, June Christy, the Four Blazes, Max Miller, Shelley Manne, Kai Winding February 27, 1947 · 31 min
Andy Kirk Eddie Heywood February 28, 1947 · 29 min
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Jimmie Lunceford Andre Previn March 14, 1947 · 30 min
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Charlie Barnett Eddie Haywood March 21, 1947 · 29 min
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Harry James Etta James April 4, 1947 · 31 min
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Barney Bigard, Judy Carroll, Nat King Cole, Benny Carter, Eddie Anderson April 17, 1947 · 30 min
Benny Carter Josh White April 25, 1947 · 30 min
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Benny Carter Nat King Cole (May 1947) May 2, 1947 · 30 min
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Benny Carter Helen Humes May 16, 1947 · 29 min
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Jack McVea Jack Teagarden May 23, 1947 · 30 min
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Jack McVea Joey Preston June 6, 1947 · 30 min
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Pete Daley Martha Tilton June 13, 1947 · 30 min
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Woody Herman Jesse Price July 4, 1947 · 32 min
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Gerald Wilson Mabel Scott July 25, 1947 · 31 min
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Bobby Sherwood, Mel Torme, the Merry Macs August 22, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
From McCormack General Hospital in Pasadena: Bobby Sherwood's band opens with 'Cotton Tail,' with Mel Torme.
Bobby Sherwood the Saul Davis Trio August 29, 1947 · 31 min
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Beryl Davis Cyril Hanes September 5, 1947 · 31 min
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Ike Carpenter, the Four Blazes September 17, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Ike Carpenter's band opens with 'Out of Nowhere,' with the Four Blazes.
Al Killean Hadda Brooks October 3, 1947 · 31 min
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Peter Lind Hayes, the Luvenia Nash Singers October 10, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Peter Lind Hayes opens with a comedy routine, and the first tune is 'Sugar.'
Roy Milton, Ernie Felice, Lynne Stevens October 17, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Roy Milton's sextet opens with 'Old Man River,' with the Ernie Felice Quartet.
Count Basie, Ella Mae Morse, Jimmy Rushing October 24, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
Count Basie at a Just Jazz concert in Pasadena, with Ella Mae Morse and Jimmy Rushing.
Benny Carter, Peggy Lee, the Pied Pipers October 31, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Benny Carter's band opens with 'Jump Call,' with Peggy Lee and the Pied Pipers.
Charlie Barnet and Frankie Laine November 7, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio · 31 min
Charlie Barnet's band opens with "Atlantic Jump," and Frankie Laine sings.
Benny Carter, Peggy Lee, Johnny Desmond November 14, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
Benny Carter's band opens with 'Fish Fry,' with Peggy Lee, Johnny Desmond and the Pied Pipers.
Ernie Gill, Penny Piper, Nick Delano November 21, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
Ernie Gill's orchestra opens with 'I Know That You Know.'
Murray McEachern, Nellie Lutcher, Kid Ory November 28, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
Murray McEachern's band, Nellie Lutcher and Kid Ory, opening with 'John Hardy's Wife.'
Opie Cates, Martha Tilton, Ernie Andrews December 5, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
Marvin Miller hosts. Opie Cates's band opens with 'Diga Diga Doo,' with Martha Tilton.
Al Sack, Annette Warren December 13, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
Albert Sack's orchestra opens with 'Oh, Lady Be Good,' with Annette Warren.
Ernie Gill, the Crew Chiefs, Roy Eldridge December 20, 1947 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
Ernie Gill's band opens with 'Get Happy,' with Eileen Wilson, the Crew Chiefs and Roy Eldridge.
Jesse Price Orch, Woody Herman, Linda Lombard December 27, 1947 · 32 min
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194834 episodes

Earl Spencer AHO Kaye Starr January 3, 1948 · 30 min
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Toni Harper, Jimmy Rushing, Count Basie January 6, 1948 · 31 min
Opie Cates, Ginny Jackson, the Meltones January 10, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 30 min
From McCormack General Hospital: Opie Cates's band opens with 'I Found a New Baby.'
Toni Harper, Count Basie January 13, 1948 · 31 min
Jimmy Mundy, Nellie Lutcher, Nat King Cole January 16, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
From McCormack Hospital: Jimmy Mundy's band opens with 'Air Mail Special,' with Nellie Lutcher and Nat King Cole.
Georgia Gibbs, Erroll Garner, Herb Jeffries January 23, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
From Long Beach Naval Hospital, with Georgia Gibbs, Erroll Garner and Herb Jeffries, opening with 'I Got Rhythm.'
Keith Williams, Jean Taylor, Jackie Mills, Stan Hasselgard, Rickey Jordan January 26, 1948 · 31 min
Dave Cavanaugh Ernie Felice February 5, 1948 · 32 min
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Frances Wayne, the Laine Sisters, Matt Dennis February 6, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
Frances Wayne, the Ernie Felice Quartet and Matt Dennis, opening with 'Suddenly It's Swing.'
Just Jazz program: Benny Carter, Count Basie, Peggy Lee, Howard Mc Ghee February 13, 1948 · 32 min
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Just Jazz : Count Basie, Erroll Garner, Peggy Lee, Benny Goodman February 20, 1948 · 32 min
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Memorial Tribute to Jimmie Lunceford February 27, 1948 · 30 min
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Jimmy Zito Orch, Kay Starr, Bobby Troup Trio,Trernier Twins, Jeff Dane March 1, 1948 · 31 min
Harry Lubin, Paramount Studio Orch, Anita Ellis, Walter Gross, Sarah Berner & Doris Butler March 8, 1948 · 31 min
Johnny Otis Orch, Joan Barton, Barclay Allen, Johnny Moore, Jimmy Witherspoon March 15, 1948 · 32 min
Anita Ellis, Delta Rhythm Boys, Ken Carson March 19, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 31 min
Harry Lubin's Paramount orchestra opens with 'Malaguena,' with Anita Ellis and the Delta Rhythm Boys.
Jimmy WItherspoon Orch, Ella Fitzgerald, Bill Barnett March 29, 1948 · 31 min
Harry James, Tampa Red April 9, 1948 · Armed Forces Radio Service · 32 min
Bud Widom spins records by Harry James, Tampa Red and others.
Velvetones, Bob Keen, Frances Wayne, the Neal Hefti Quartet April 12, 1948 · 30 min
Benny Carter, Peggy Lee, Jelly Roll Morton April 19, 1948 · 30 min
Count Basie Orchestra Jimmy Rushing April 23, 1948 · 31 min
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Ernie Gill Orch, Page Cavanaugh Orch, Pied Pipers April 26, 1948 · 30 min
Count Basie Toni Harper April 30, 1948 · 31 min
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Jean Taylor Jackie Mills Quintet May 14, 1948 · 31 min
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Harry Babasin Jack Teagarden May 21, 1948 · 30 min
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Benny Carter Orchestra Connie Jordan Quartet June 4, 1948 · 31 min
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Johnnie Otis Joan Barton June 25, 1948 · 32 min
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Billy Eckstine the Trenner Twins July 2, 1948 · 31 min
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Benny Carter Orch, Connie Jordan Quartet, Mary Lou Williams July 4, 1948 · 31 min
Jimmy Witherspoon Ella Fitzgerald July 9, 1948 · 31 min
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Frances Wayne Neal Hefti Quartet July 23, 1948 · 30 min
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Peggy Lee Dave Barbour July 30, 1948 · 30 min
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Eddie Gill Orchestra Patty Piper August 6, 1948 · 30 min
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Dizzy Gillespie Stan Kenton December 10, 1948 · 30 min
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19491 episode

Gene Krupa Delores Hawkins January 1, 1949 · 30 min
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