The Big Broadcast Vol 1: Jazz and Popular Music of the 1920s & 1930s (CD)

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Tracks:
1. My Papa Doesn't Two-Time No Time - Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra 
2. Blues in F - Mound City Blue Blowers 
3. Rosy Cheeks - Ben Bernie's Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra 
4. Me and My Shadow - Scrappy Lambert 
5. Soliloquy - Don Voorhees and His Orchestra 
6. I'm More Than Satisfied - Larry Abbott and His Orchestra 
7. Happy Rhythm - Musical Stevedores 
8. Tip Toe Thru The Tulips - Fred Rich and His Orchestra 
9. Blue Again - Marion Harris 
10. *Is That Religion? - Cab Calloway and His Orchestra 
11. Goin' To Town - Red Nichols and His Five Pennies 
12. Jig Time - The Three Keys 
13. Look What I've Got - Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 
14. Thank Heaven for You - Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees 
15. The River's Takin' Care Of Me - Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra 
16. Here You Come With Love - Ted Lewis and His Band 
17. I Never Knew - Chocolate Dandies 
18. St. Louis Blues - Cliff Edwards with the Eton Boys 
19. Mellow as a 'Cello - Joe Venuti and His Blue Four 
20. Mary Lou - Mal Hallett and His Orchestra 
21. Just One of Those Things - Garland Wilson 
22. Shall We Dance - Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 
23. China Boy - Gene Austin 
24. *Adam's Apple - Barney Rapp and His Orchestra 
25. *It Don't Mean a Thing - Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra 
(*Previously unreleased)

Notes:
For over thirty years, radio host Rich Conaty has brought the jazz and popular music of the 1920s and 1930s to listeners in New York City through his radio program The Big Broadcast, heard Sunday evenings on WFUV-FM. For this compact disc, he has selected excellent, but seldom-heard recordings from some of the era's brightest musical stars. Many of these selections are making their first appearance on CD, and three are previously unreleased in any format. Includes a 16-page full color illustrated booklet and complete discographical information. 74 minutes.