Toni Harper sings "Candy Store Blues" alongside Smilin' Jack Smith in "Make Believe Ballroom," 1949

Swing Vocal Group and Condos Brothers , "He's Got A Wave in his Hair" from "Hey Rookie" 1944.

Jimmy Dorsey & Band on film , 1949, from "Make Believe Ballroom."

Nat King Cole Trio on film, 1949, from "Make Believe Ballroom."

Kay Starr on film, 1949, "I'm The Lonesemest Gal In Town."

Peggy Ryan and Ray McDonald jazz dancing in "All Ashore" (1953).

"Night Into Morning" (1951) sequence. Ray Milland in offbeat drama.

Guy Mitchell on film, singing "Meet a Lucky Guy" from the 1954 movie "Red Garters."

Rosemary Clooney sings "Bad News" in "Red Garters," 1954.

"Twist Craze," more Twisters gone wild, 1962.

"Dance Craze" - Twisters Going Wild.

Bob Haymes AKA Robert Stanton, star of 40's B musicals, sings "As I Remember You" 1945.

Bob Haymes AKA Robert Stanton, crooner in 40's movies, and The Lyttle Sisters on film, 1945.

Jimmy Dorsey's 1944 band on film, background music and jitterbug number from "Four Jills In A Jeep."

Jimmy Dorsey 1944 band on film, background music from "Four Jills In A Jeep."

Jimmy Dorsey band on film, 1944, background music from "Four Jills in a Jeep."

Martha Raye Singing on film, 1944, "Comin' In On a Wing And a Prayer," from "Four Jills In A Jeep."

Billy Eckstine and His band, 1946, on film.

Andy Kirk Swing Band with electric guitar - and dancers - on film, 1948. "Roots of Rock N' Roll."

The DeMarco Sisters on film, 1952, "What Good is a Gal Without a Guy?"

Alvino Rey & The King Sisters on film, 1946, "Swingin' Down the Scale."

The Starlighters on film, "I'm Sorry I Didn't Say I'm Sorry" from "Song Of Idaho," 1948.

Bob Morse of The Hi-Lo's sings "Skylark" on The Rosemary Clooney Show, 1956.

Anita O'Day and Stan Kenton on film, 1944, "I'm Going Mad For A Pad" and "Memphis Lament."

The Mellowaires on film, 1940's Swing vocal group, "Rockabye Baby."

King Sisters on film, 1946, "Cielito Lindo" from "Cuban Pete."

King Sisters with Alvino Rey on film, 1946. "Farewell Blues," "Isle of Capri."

The Pied Pipers with Jo Stafford, 1943/44, "Get on Board, Little Chillun'."