"Let's Get Together" (1959) Van Alexander with Mannie Klein and Plas Johnson

"Let's Get Together" (1934) Chick Webb with Taft Jordan and Pete Clarke

"I'll Never Be the Same" (1945) Artie Shaw/Ray Conniff

"Lester Leaps in" (1978) Dave Pell's Prez Conference with Harry "Sweets" Edison

"Lester Leaps In" (1939) Count Basie with Lester Young

"Big Boy Blue" (1937) Bunny Berigan with Johnny Hauser

"Sidewalks of New York" (1940) Duke Ellington

"I've Heard That Song Before" (1970) Billy May with Joe Graves and Eileen Wilson

"I've Heard That Song Before" (1942) Harry James with Helen Forrest

"Lois" (1941) Charlie Barnet with Bernie Privin and the Quintones

"Azure" (1938) Chick Webb/Van Alexander

"Azure" (1938) Bunny Berigan/Joe Lippman

"Mood Indigo" (1955) Frank Sinatra/Nelson Riddle

"Mood Indigo" (1930) Duke Ellington masquerading as "The Jungle Band."

"Mood Indigo" (1930) Duke Ellington with Arthur Whetsel, Barney Bigard and Tricky Sam Nanton

"A Child is Born" (1970) Thad Jones - Mel Lewis Orchestra.

"The Peacocks" (1977) Bill Evans.

"The Peacocks" (1974) Jimmy Rowles.

"Nightmare" (1938) Artie Shaw.

"Familiar Moe" (1939) live - Bunny Berigan with Joe Bushkin, Gus Bivona, Ray Conniff and Don Lodice.

"Two Beats on a Bat" (1952) Tommy Dorsey/Bill Finegan with Sam Donahue and Charlie Shavers.

"How Deep is the Ocean?" (1941) Benny Goodman/Eddie Sauter with Peggy Lee.

"Li'l Darlin'" (1957) Count Basie/Neal Hefti with Freddie Green and Wendell Culley.

"I Want My Share of Love" (1939) Bunny Berigan with Kathleen Lane.

"Stranger on the Shore" (1962) Si Zentner.

"God Bless the Child" (1941) Billie Holiday.

"I Was Doing Alright" (1945) Artie Shaw's Gramercy Five with Barney Kessel and Dodo Marmarosa.

"Happy-Go-Lucky Local" (1971) Billy May salutes Duke Ellington.

"Happy Go Lucky Local" (1946) Duke Ellington.

"The Wearin' of the Green" (1938) Bunny Berigan/Joe Lippman.

"Midnight in Moscow" (1962) Si Zentner - arranged by Bob Florence.

"After Hours" (1958) Glen Gray with Ray Sherman - saluting Avery Parrish.

"After Hours" (1940) Erskine Hawkins featuring Avery Parrish.

"Stompin' at the Savoy" (1936) Benny Goodman/Edgar Sampson - with Joe Harris.

"Stomping at the Savoy" (1934) Chick Webb/Edgar Sampson.

"In a Little Spanish Town" (1937) Bunny Berigan

"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" (1941) Tommy Dorsey/Deane Kincaide.

"The C Jam Blues" (1942) Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn.

"Jam Session" (1941) Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn.

"C Blues" (1941) Barney Bigard and His Orchestra - an Ellington Unit.

"Concerto to End All Concertos" (1971) Billy May and the Swing Era Orchestra salute Stan Kenton.

"Concerto to End All Concertos" (1946) Stan Kenton with Vido Musso, Ray Wetzel and Boots Mussulli.

"Madhouse" (1935) Benny Goodman with Bunny Berigan and Jess Stacy.

"Madhouse" (1934) Earl Hines/Jimmy Mundy

"Snowy Morning Blues" (1990) Howard Alden with Monty Alexander.

"Harold in Italy" (1947) Ray McKinley/Eddie Sauter

"Back Bay Shuffle" (1938) Artie Shaw/Teddy McRae.

"Stardreams" (1958) Glen Gray and Shorty Sherock salute Charlie Spivak.

"Stardreams" (1941) Charlie Spivak - arranged by Sonny Burke.

"Little White Lies" (1937) Tommy Dorsey with Johnny Mince, PeeWee Erwin, Bud Freeman and Dave Tough.

"These Foolish Things" (1936) Benny Goodman with Helen Ward.

"Overture - Nutcracker Suite" (1960) Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn.

"Turbans on Parade"/Danse Arabe - Tommy Dorsey (1953) - music from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite".

"It's Sand, Man" (1971) Billy May with Ray Sherman, Pete Candoli, Plas Johnson and Nick Fatool.

"It's Sand, Man" (1942) Count Basie/Buck Clayton with Ed Lewis and Buddy Tate.

"Melancholy Baby" (1939) Bunny Berigan with Don Lodice - live from Westwood Gardens near Detroit.

"One Song" (1937) Art Shaw with Nita Bradley.

"Rhapsody in Blue" (1963) Henry Mancini with Jimmy Rowles and Ted Nash.

"Rhapsody in Blue" (1942) Glenn Miller/Bill Finegan - with Bobby Hackett, Tex Beneke and John Best.

"Let 'Er Go (1938) Bunny Berigan with Georgie Auld, Sonny Lee and Johnny Blowers.