Appearing Tonight!
APPEARING ON TONIGHT'S SHOW:
machita- stan kenton
things aint what they used to be- duke ellington
i've heard that song before- harry james, helen forrest
sing sing sing- benny goodman story
gene krupa- appearing in a 1945 movie "cooL'
buddy rich- insane drum solo from concert of the americas
the nearness of you- nancy wilson with george shearing
old devil moon- anita o'day with the oscar peterson quartet
stompin at the savoy- louis armstrong with a killer drum solo by danny barcelone
you're the top - nat king cole/ ella fitzgerald rare feature
perfidia- george shearing
blue moon- " "
blue malibu- " "
still crazy- queen emily
let's stay together- al green
just to see her- smokey robinson
can't get enough of your love- barry white
poinciana- ahmad jamal
star eyes-mccoy tyner
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