The Great depression : American music in the 30's. - Ellington, Duke.; Holiday, Billie; Armstrong, Louis ([Kustannuspaikka tuntematon] : Sony Music Entertainment, 1993)
Sis. ja esitt.: Brother, can you spare a dime? / Rudy Vallee. All of me / Louis Armstrong and his orchestra. It don't mean a thing / Duke Ellington and his orchestra. Hungarian Varsovienne / Henry Ford's Old Fashioned Dance Orchestra. Detroit moan / Victoria Spivey and the Chicago Four. We sure got hard times now / Barbecue Bob. Dark was the night / Blind Willie Johnson. I'm slappin' seventh avenue / Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra. Mean low blue / Blues birdhead. Happy days are here aga.
/Casa Loma Orchestra, joht. Glen Gray. There's a new day comin' / Ted Lewis and his band. I surrender, dear / Red Norvo and his Swing Septet. Creole love call / Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra. Gloomy sunday / Billie Holiday. Headin' for better times / Ted Lewis and his band. Nra blues / Bill Cox. Are you makin' any money? / Chick Bullock and his Levee Loungers. He's in the ring / Memphis Minnie. With plenty of money and you / Hal Kemp and his Orchestra. Dawn of a new day /.
Horace Heidt and his Musical Knights. I whistle while you work / Artie Shaw and his New Music.
Columbia CK 57589.
Äänitetty 1927-41.
Keywords: lama; Yhdysvallat