Le playlist du DJ Wong

La liste de chansons jouées durant les soirées Downtown Stomp au Centre-ville de Montréal chez Cat's Corner. Vous pouvez aussi suivre mes aventures comme Swing DJ sur mon blog myspace, ou mieux même - en personne aux soirées de danse! (Le chiffre après la chanson est le BPM, le beat per minute, le tempo de la chanson. Pour les danseurs de Lindy débutants-intermédiaires, 135-150 bpm est considéré comme une vitesse comfortable.)

DJ setlist for Friday, March 9th at Cat's Corner

March 9th at Cat's Corner 9:30-11:30pm

Hey Ba Ba Re Bop 137 Lionel Hampton
Shout, Sister, Shout 142 Lucky Millinder
I Love Being Here with You 135 Ernestine Anderson
Blue Mance 118 Junior Mance
Stompin' at the Savoy 154 Benny Goodman
Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me 143 Sidney Bechet
Good Rockin' Tonight 155 Jimmy Witherspoon
Splanky 157 Count Basie live at the Sands
Wade in the Water 114 Eva Cassidy
Rockhouse Parts 1 and 2 124 Ray Charles
Yes Indeed 130 Sy Oliver
Who Threw the Whiskey in the Well 163 Lucky Millinder
Mack the Knife 169 Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington
Let Me Off Uptown 132 Roy Eldridge with Anita O'Day
For Dancers Only 160 Jimmie Lunceford
Ocean of Tears 131 Ruthie Foster
I've Heard That Song Before 128 Harry James
Like It Is 132 Erroll Garner
Sweet Georgia Brown 160 Ella Fitzgerald
920 Special 197 Count Basie
All About My Girl 170 Jimmy McGriff
Skit + Bday jam Let's Get It On mixed into Hard to Handle
Cry to Me 116 Solomon Burke
Woodchopper's Ball 175 Woody Herman
Lindyhopper's Delight 198 Chick Webb
Duke's Place 160 Ella Fitzgerald
When The Lights Go Out 103 Jimmy Witherspoon
Fish Market 124 Roy Eldridge
Jumpin' For Joy 197 Teddy Wilson
Mason Flyer 230 Lucky Millinder
In A Mellotone 161 Duke Ellington
Bye and Bye 167 Kermit Ruffins

DJ set list at Cat's Corner on Friday February 16th, 2007

Cat's Corner Feb.16th 9:30-11:45pm

Apollo Jump Lucky Millinder
Lavender Coffin Lionel Hampton
For Dancers Only Clark Terry Spacement
Exactly Like You Carmen McRae
Bye and Bye Kermit Ruffins
Hey Ba Ba Re Bop Lionel Hampton
5-10-15 Hours Ruth Brown
Splanky Count Basie live at the Sands
Smooth Sailing Ella Fitzgerald
Corner Pocket Count Basie
You Are My Sunshine Ray Charles
Midnight Hour Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Bill Bailey Ella Fitzgerald
Doo Wah Doo Jay McShann and Ralph Sutton
Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me Sidney Bechet
A Okay For Baby Benny Carter
In a Mellotone Duke Ellington
Sweet Georgia Brown Ella Fitzgerald
Two O'Clock Jump Harry James
When My Dream Boat Comes Home Kermit Ruffins
Vote for Mr. Rhythm Ella Fitzgerald
Shorty George Count Basie
Back Bay Shuffle Artie Shaw
Like It Is Erroll Garner
Pie Eye's Blues Duke Ellington
Ida Sweet as Apple Cider Willie "The Lion" Smith
Skyliner Charlie Barnet
Cheek to Cheek Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald
I've Heard That Song Before Harry James
A Viper's Moan Mora's Modern Rhythmists
Tippin' In Erksine Hawkins
Camp Hollywood Special Bill Elliott
One O'Clock Jump Count Basie live at the Sands
Oh Lady Be Good Bill Elliott
Strictly Instrumental Harry James
Get Rhythm in your Feet Mora's Modern Rhythmists
Mack The Knife Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington
Sign Me Up Wycliffe Gordon

DJ Set at Swing and the City au Studio Swing Connexion Thursday Feb. 7th

At the Jazzband Ball Le Dixieband
Two O'Clock Jump Harry James
Everyday I Have the Blues Clark Terry Quintet and Carrie Smith
Splanky Count Basie live at the Sands
Don't Get Around Much Anymore Gene Harris
In A Mellotone Duke Ellington Blues in Orbit
Yes Indeed Sy Oliver
Corner Pocket Count Basie live at the Sands
Jeep Jockey Jump Bill Elliott
Exactly Like You Carmen McRae
5-10-15 Hours Ruth Brown
Doo Wah Doo Jay McShann and Ralph Sutton
River's Invitation Aretha Franklin
Black and Tan Fantasy Duke Ellington
Jump Session Slim Gaillard and Slam Stewart
Tailgate Ramble Sidney Bechet
Hop, Skip, Jump Artie Shaw G5
I've Heard That Song Before Harry James
Okay For Baby Benny Carter
Every Tub Count Basie
Smooth Sailing Ella Fitzgerald
Fine and Mellow Ella Fitzgerald
Sent For You Yesterday Benny Goodman in HIFI
Dipsy Doodle Mora's Modern Rhythmists
Swingmatism Jay McShann
Music To Love By Jack Teagarden
Love For Sale Sidney Bechet
Money's Getting Cheaper Jimmy Witherspoon
Bye and Bye Kermit Ruffin
(Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean Ruth Brown
Motown at Midnight
Down In The Valley Otis Redding
Soul Dance Number Three Wilson Pickett
Think Aretha Franklin
Security Otis Redding
Clean Up Woman Betty Wright
Let's Do It Again The Staple Singers
My Girl Otis Redding
Please Mr. Postman The Marvelettes
Woman's Got Soul Curtis Mayfield
Home In The Heart Solomon Burke

DJ Setlist - Dec. 29 New Year's party at Cats

We had a New Year's party at Cats with a 1920's-1940's Hollywood theme, and it was nice to see everyone dressed up. Lisa made a really amazing Hollywood sign, and we took some group pictures. Can't wait to see them. Colin Perry's new group, the Houserent Serenaders, with the addition of a fiddle player, was amazing. I really liked their song selection. You could definitely hear some Stuff Smith in there. Happy New Year's everyone.

Dec.29, 2006 @ Cat's Corner New Year's party with Colin Perry and the Houserent Serenaders

Drop Me Off in Harlem 124 Victrola
Hey Ba Ba Re Bop 137 Lionel Hampton
Massachusetts 145 Maxine Sullivan
Stompin' at the Savoy 154 Benny Goodman
He Ain't Got Rhythm 178 Jennie Lobel
Like It Is 132 Erroll Garner
Oo-shoo-be-doo-be 142 Stacey Kent
Savoy Blip 156 Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five
Band Break
Smooth Sailing 132 Ella Fitzgerald
Things Ain't What They Used To Be 115 Ella Fitzgerald
Tippin In 147 Erskine Hawkins
Vote For Mr. Rhythm 168 Ella Fitzgerald
Froggy Bottom 110 Andy Kirk
You Are My Sunshine 130 Ray Charles
Hard To Handle 194 Otis Redding
Sugar Dumpling 137 Sam Cooke
Woke Up This Morning 120 Ruthie Foster
Soulville 149 Aretha Franklin
Ain't Misbehavin' 128 Maxine Sullivan
Band Break
(It Takes) Two to Tango 104 Lester Young with Oscar Peterson
I'm Beginning to see the light 133 Ella Ftizgerald
Golden Earrings 138 Ray Bryant
It's All Right 110 Curtis Mayfield
The Way You Do The Things You Do 124 The Temptations
The Dipsy Doodle 188 Chick Webb
Good Morning Blues 105 Count Basie
Rockhouse Parts 1 and 2 124 Ray Charles
Wonderful World 129 Sam Cooke
Runaway Soul 101 Ruthie Foster
He Said He Would (take 2) 144 "Sister" Wynona Carr
Gambler's Blues 76 Stan Kenton
Band Break
A Viper's Moan 145 Mora's Modern Rhythmists
Don't Get Around Much Anymore 124 Gene Harris
Hamp's Salty Blues 86 Lionel Hampton
Egyptian Fantasy 104 Sidney Bechet
Love For Sale 89 Sidney Bechet
I'm So Proud 58 Curtis Mayfield
The Last Mile of the Way 90 The Soul Stirrers

DJ playlist for December 8, 2006 @ Cat's Corner from 9:30-12:30pm

Dec.8, 2006 @ Cat's Corner from 9:30-11:30pm
Hey Ba Ba Re Bop 137 Lionel Hampton
Jacquet in the box 146 Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five
I'm Beginning to see the light 133 Ella Ftizgerald
Lucky Lips 167 Ruth Brown
Exactly like you 132 Carmen McRae
Opus One 160 Anita O'Day
Witchcraft 118 Ella Ftizgerald
Drinkin' Wine 129 Lionel Hampton
Oo-shoo-be-doo-be 145 Dizzy Gillespie
Squatty Roo 198 Johnny Hodges
A Viper's Moan 145 Mora's Modern Rhythmists
Soulville 149 Aretha Franklin
Dragnet For Jesus 110 "Sister" Wynona Carr
Sugar Dumpling 137 Sam Cooke
I Want a love that I can see 111 The Temptations
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself A Letter 146 Jay McShann
Massachusetts 145 Maxine Sullivan
Lulu's Back in Town 216 Fats Waller
Savoy Blip 156 Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five
Jericho 173 Ben Webster
Main Stem 208 Ben Webster
Good Morning Blues 105 Count Basie
Evil Gal Blues 122 Aretha Franklin
It's All Right 110 Curtis Mayfield
Papa's Got a Brand New Bag 130 James Brown
Sent For You Yesterday And Here You Come Today 160 Benny Goodman
Whoa Babe 197 Lionel Hampton
Like It Is 132 Erroll Garner
Apollo Jump 150 Lucky Millinder
Watch the Birdie 160 Anita O'Day
Cottontail 225 Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five
The Back Room Romp 156 Duke Ellington
When You're Smiling 189 Billie Holiday
Fish Market 124 Roy Eldridge
For Dancers Only 160 Jimmie Lunceford
Yes Indeed 130 Sy Oliver
Golden Earrings 138 Ray Bryant
The Dipsy Doodle 188 Chick Webb

This week I paid tribute to two icons that passed away in November, Anita O'Day and Ruth Brown.

Une des légendes de jazz, Anita nous a ravi avec des performances
mémorables, telles les versions incroyables de "Let me off Uptown" et
"Opus One". D'ailleurs, son album "Let Me Off Uptown" avec Gene Krupa
est l'un des disques préférés de DJ Danny-O et de moi-même.

Anita, tu vas nous manquer.

Anita O'Day R.I.P.
From: Jazz Promo Services

ANITA O'DAY

October 18, 1919-November 23, 2006

Jazz Vocal legend Anita O'Day passed this morning November 23, 2006 at
6:17AM in West Los Angeles.
The cause of death was cardiac arrest according to her manager Robbie
Cavalina.

Born Anita Belle Colton in Chicago, Illinois on October 18, 1919,
O'Day got her start as a teen. She eventually changed her name to
O'Day and in the late 1930's began singing in a jazz club called the
Off- Beat, a popular hangout for musicians like band leader and
drummer Gene Krupa.
In 1941 she joined Krupa's band, and a few weeks later Krupa hired
trumpeter Roy Eldridge. O'Day and Eldridge had great chemistry on
stage and their duet "Let Me Off Uptown" became a
million-dollar-seller, boosting the popularity of the Krupa band.
Also that year, "Down Beat" magazine named O'Day "New Star of the
Year" and, in 1942, she was selected as one of the top five big band
singers.

After her stint with, Krupa, O'Day joined Stan Kenton's band. She left
the band after a year and returned to Krupa. Singer Jackie Cain
remembers the first time she saw O'Day with the Krupa band. "I was
really impressed," she recalls, "She (O'Day) sang with a jazz feel,
and that was kind of fresh and new at the time."
Later, O'Day joined Stan Kenton's band with whom she cut an album that
featured the hit tune "And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine"

In the late'40s, O'Day struck out on her own.
She teamed up with drummer John Poole, with whom she played for the
next 32 years. Her album "Anita", which she recorded on producer
Norman Granz's new Verve label, elevated her career to new heights.
She began performing in festivals and concerts with such illustrious
musicians as Louis Armstrong, Dinah Washington, Georg Shearing and
Thelonious Monk.
O'Day also appeared in the documentary filmed at the Newport Jazz
Festival in 1958 called "Jazz on a Summer Day", which made her an
international star.

Throughout the `60s Anita continued to tour and record while addicted
to heroin and in 1969 she nearly died from an overdose. O'Day
eventually beat her addiction and returned to work.
In 1981 she published her autobiography "High Times, Hard Times"
which, among other things, talked candidly about her drug addiction.

Her final recording was "Indestructible Anita O'Day" and featured
Eddie Locke, Chip Jackson, Roswell Rudd, Lafayette Harris, Tommy
Morimoto and the great Joe Wider.

A documentary, "ANITA O'DAY-THE LIFE OF A JAZZ SINGER" will be
released in 2007.

For more info visit: http://www.anitaoday.com/

Double tristesse. Danny-O m'a introduit à cette chanteuse de RnB (the
original Rhythm and Blues, not what we know today as contemporary RnB
- deux styles différents), et en effet, je joue souvent la chanson
"Teardrops from my eyes" au soirée de Cat's les vendredis.

LOS ANGELES Nov 18, 2006 (AP)— Singer Ruth Brown, whose recordings of
"Teardrops in My Eyes," "5-10-15 Hours" and "(Mama) He Treats Your
Daughter Mean" shot her to rhythm-and-blues stardom in the 1950s, has
died. She was 78.

Brown, who later in life won a Grammy and a Tony, died Friday of
complications from a stroke and heart attack at a Las Vegas-area
hospital, said Lindajo Loftus, a publicist for the Rhythm & Blues
Foundation, which Brown helped establish.

"Ruth was one of the most important and beloved figures in modern
music," singer Bonnie Raitt said in a statement. "You can hear her
influence in everyone from Little Richard to Etta (James), Aretha
(Franklin), Janis (Joplin) and divas like Christina Aguilera today."

"She was my dear friend, and I will miss her terribly," Raitt said.

Brown's soulful voice produced dozens of hits for Atlantic Records,
cementing the fledgling record label's reputation as an R&B
powerhouse. Trained in a church choir in her hometown of Portsmouth,
Va., Brown sang a range of style from jazz to gospel-blues in such
hits as "So Long" and "Teardrops in My Eyes."

She later crossed over into rock 'n' roll with some success with
"Lucky Lips" and "This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'," a song she
co-wrote with Bobby Darin. [SNIP]

DJ setlist November 17, 2006 @ Cat's Corner from 9:30-12:30pm

Last night was good. We had our 20's charleston performance with Benoit, Sylwia, Alain, Caro, Ann and I, all dressed up. Spiffy. Unfortunately, the video footage might not be great. We'll see... And we forgot to take pictures. ack! But yes, the vests (debardeur for you alainf hehe) on top of dress shirts made all the difference.

I'm happy with my set last night. I DJed from 9:30pm to 12:30pm, so it was longer than usual, which gave me more time to pace myself and play stuff that I really wanted to play - especially the gospel and soul music - while at the same time putting in some good swingin' jazz.

November 17, 2006 @ Cat's Corner
Hey Ba Ba Re Bop 137 Lionel Hampton
Teardrops from my eyes 142 Ruth Brown
Exactly Like You 137 Carmen McRae
Perdido 132 Ben Webster
Drop Me Off in Harlem 120 Ella Fitzgerald
Walk Em 136 Buddy Johnson
I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling 167 Louis Armstrong
Don't Get Around Much Anymore 124 Gene Harris
The Ball Game 140 "Sister" Wynona Carr
Apollo Jump 152 Lucky Millinder
Smooth Sailing 137 Tommy Flanagan
The Back Room Romp 156 Duke Ellington
Hodge Podge 177 Johnny Hodges
Fish Market 124 Roy Eldridge
Oo Shoo Be Doo Be 145 Dizzy Gillespie
When My Dreamboat come Home 177 Kermit Ruffins
Shorty George 210 Count Basie
That's My Kick 175 Erroll Garner
Skyliner 217 Charlie Barnet
Evil Gal Blues 122 Aretha Franklin
On The Sunny Side of the Street 137 Dizzy Gillespie
Blues my naughty 143 Sidney Bechet
Like it is 132 Erroll Garner
20's Charleston Performance by Cat's Corner staff
Birthday Jam
Fred played a Jimmy Witherspoon, either Money's Getting Cheaper or Good Rockin' Tonight
Golden Earrings 138 Ray Bryant
Get Happy 183 Frankie Trumbauer
Lunceford Special 240 Jimmie Lunceford
Lulu's Back in Town 216 Fats Waller
A Letter to Heaven 80 "Sister" Wynona Carr
Woke Up This Morning 120 Ruthie Foster
Hallelujah I Love her so 160 Ray Charles
Wonderful World 129 Sam Cooke
Yes Indeed 130 Sy Oliver
Good Morning Blues 105 Count Basie
Sent For You Yesterday 160 Benny Goodman
Rockin' In Rhythm 188 Duke Ellington
Love For Sale 89 Sidney Bechet
Runaway Soul 101 Ruthie Foster
Look at the Girl 120 Otis Redding
I Love Being Here With You 155 Barbara Morrison
They call it Stormy Weather 130 Lou Rawls
Dragnet For Jesus 110 "Sister" Wynona Carr
Sugar Dumpling 137 Sam Cooke
Until You were Gone 61 Aretha Franklin
This Little Light of Mine 142 Gene Harris
Having a Party 125 Sam Cooke
Midnight Hour 126 Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Tipping In 147 Erskine Hawkins
Dee djing the last hour

Also played "Cheek to Cheek" by Ella and Louis early in the night, but forgot to write it down.

DJ setlist October 27, 2006 Halloween @ Cat's Corner

The Halloween party was a blast. Omg. We spent the whole afternoon transforming the dance studio into a pirate ship deck, and I think it turned out beautiful. Ann is amazing with decorations! And... the most memorable part of the evening... the first ever Cat's Corner Tug-Of-War. I need pictures of this.. Please send the good stuff over if you have any pics of Dani with her recruits (Gab, Yoann and JF) against.. was it Alec and his team? Anyway. It was awesome.

As for the DJ-ing, I DJ'ed the second half of the Dixieband band breaks. They played such good music. Especially the slow dixie. SO GOOD. And Marie-Janelle was so lucky, her birthday jam was to live music. Lucky girl.

Finally.. music. I think I'm starting to get influenced by Peter Strom's soul party music. Hence the Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin and Sam Cooke.. although I forgot the CD I was going to play by Sam, "The Rhythm and the Blues"..

October 27, 2006 Halloween Party at Cat's Corner
Band 2nd set
A Viper's Moan 145 Mora's Modern Rhythmists
Cavernism 183 Mora's Modern Rhythmists
Ain't Misbehavin' 128 Maxine Sullivan
Like It Is 132 Erroll Garner
Yes Indeed 130 Sy Oliver
Egyptian Fantasy 104 Sidney Bechet
Witchcraft 118 Ella Fitzgerald
You Are My Sunshine 135 Ray Charles
The Dock Of The Bay 103 Otis Redding
Smooth Sailing 132 Ella Fitzgerald
Band 3rd set
Mr. Ghost goes to Town 167 Mora's Modern Rhythmist
The Last Mile Of The Way 90 Sam Cooke
Trouble In Mind 78 Jay McShann
Hard To Handle 192 Otis Redding
Rockhouse 124 Ray Charles
Look At The Girl 120 Otis Redding
Please please please 75 James Brown
I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water 129 Lou Rawls
When I've Been Drinking 80 Jimmie Witherspoon
Hey Matty 106 Aretha Franklin
Memories of You 85 Lionel Hampton
Hard Times 58 Ray Charles
Let A Song Go Out 97 Johnny Hodges
Two to Tango 104 Lester Young with Oscar Peterson
Tin Roof Blues 85 Sidney Bechet
Today I Sing The Blues 45 Aretha Franklin
Fine And Mellow 84 Ella Fitzgerald
Drown In My Own Tears 64 The Three Sounds
Stormy Weather 78 Ethel Waters

I did play "Frankie and Johnny" by Sam Cooke at some point late night, but forgot to note it.

DJ setlist October 20,2006 @ Cat's Corner

October 20th, 2006 Cat's Corner 9:30-11:30pm

As you can see, I played a whole bunch of Mora... now if only we could teach dancers to do 20's charleston to Dixie music! Eric was not a big fan of the Johnny Hodges version of "Don't Get Around Much Anymore", but I like it. Also, at some point during the night, I played "The Last Mile of The Way" by Sam Cooke followed by "It Takes Two to Tango" by Lester Young/Oscar Peterson after a fast song, but forgot to note down the order. My guess would be after "Mack the Knife" but I could be wrong. Maybe after the Kermit Ruffins song? Bah. The crowd loved "Cavernism", but I kinda scared away people with "Jingle Bells". Too early for Christmas, methinks. And yes, last time I DJed, I didn't like the fact that I only played one Basie song... but guess what, it happened again. Ack. I was so prepared to play One O'Clock Jump, but didn't. Another song that I really wanted to play was Ruthie Foster's "Runaway Soul", but that didn't happen either. Next time.

Drop Me Off In Harlem 124 Victrola
Exactly Like You 137 Carmen McRae
Spinning the Webb 128 Chick Webb
Hey Ba Ba Re Bop 137 Lionel Hampton
Hit The Road Jack 175 Ray Charles
Lazy Man's Shuffle 100 Rex Stewart and his 52nd Street Stompers
Moten Swing 137 Oscar Peterson
You Are My Sunshine 135 Ray Charles
Sent for you yesterday 160 Benny Goodman
That's My Kick 183 Erroll Garner
Fish Market 124 Roy Eldridge
Mr. Ghost goes to Town 167 Mora's Modern Rhythmists
The Dipsy Doodle 188 Chick Webb and Ella Fitzgerald
Ooh-Shoo-Be-Doo-Bee 142 Stacey Kent
Midnight Hour 126 Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Lavender Coffin 133 Lionel Hampton
In a Mellotone 161 Duke Ellington
Jingle Bells 196 Mora's Modern Rhythmists
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself A Letter 146 Jay McShann
Krum Elbow Blues 157 Mora's Modern Swingtet
Let a Song Go Out of My Heart 97 Johnny Hodges
Vine Street Rumble 148 Count Basie
Dunkin' a Doughnut 167 Andy Kirk
Cavernism 183 Mora's Modern Rhythmists
The Back Room Romp 156 Duke Ellington
Don't Get Around Much Anymore 105 Johnny Hodges
Mack The Knife 169 Ella Fitzgerald
Jazz Pie 202 Mora's Modern Rhythmists
For Dancers Only 160 Jimmie Lunceford
Go Harlem 207 Chick Webb
Blues In The Air 83 Sidney Bechet
A Tisket A Tasket 165 Ella Fitzgerald
Autumn Leaves 183 Erroll Garner
When My Dream Boat Comes Home 176 Kermit Ruffins
..19 mystery song (that Olivier asks me about each time I play it)
Bill Bailey - Ella Fitzgerald
I Just Want To Make Love To You - Etta James

DJ Setlist for Friday October 6, 2006 at Cat's Corner

I was busy dancing with all the great dancers that showed up (Nardia from Ottawa and Estelle from Montpellier), and nervous for our pre-comp performance for the classic at ALHC, so not entirely satisfied with this set. Not enough Basie. and the glaring mistake on Perdido. It was the wrong disc. Oh well.

C Jam Blues - LCJO
Spinning the Web - Chick Webb
Massachusetts - Maxine Sullivan
Exactly Like You - Carmen McRae
Kansas City - Jay McShann
Jersey Bounce - Benny Goodman (Frankie's Favorites)
Love Me or Leave Me - Benny Goodman (Birth of Swing)
For Dancers Only - Billy May
In the Groove - Andy Kirk
I Love Being Here With You - Ernestine Anderson (Y8A inspired)
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter - Jay McShann
That song from Skye and Frida Classic ALHC - Slim Slam
Smooth Sailing - Ella Fitzgerald
The Dipsey Doodle - Mora's Modern Rhythmists
Peckin' - Johnny Hodges
Sent for you Yesterday - Benny Goodman
Jeep Jockey Jump - Bill Elliott
Performance by Alain and Ann
Snowball (don't know which song Fred played)
Comin' and Goin' - Fletcher Henderson
Sign Me Up - Wycliffe Gordon
Shorty George - Count Basie
Perdido - Ben Webster (wrong version, I played the Quadromania disc three version, which was HORRIBLE)
Krum Elbow Blues - Mora's Modern Swingtet
Swingmatism - Jay McShann
All of me - Sidney Bechet
Sassy's Blues - Sarah Vaughan
Vem Vet - Lisa Ekdahl