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Reveille with Beverly
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One O'Clock Jump
Written by
Count Basie
Played by
Count Basie and His Orchestra
Take the 'A' Train
Written by
Billy Strayhorn
Sung by
Betty Roche
with
Duke Ellington
and the
Duke Ellington Orchestra
Big Noise from Winnetka
Music by
Ray Bauduc
and
Bob Haggart
Lyrics by
Gil Rodin
and
Bob Crosby
Played by
Bob Crosby Orchestra
with vocals by
Lee Wilde
and
Lyn Wilde
Cow-Cow Boogie
Written by
Benny Carter
,
Gene de Paul
, and
Don Raye
Sung by
Ella Mae Morse
with
Freddie Slack and His Orchestra
Cielito Lindo
Written by
Quirino Mendoza
Adapted with English lyrics by Bill Driggs
Performed by
The Mills Brothers
Sweet Lucy Brown
Written by
Leon René
and
Otis René
(as Otis Rene, Jr.)
Performed by
The Mills Brothers
Thumbs Up and V for Victory
Music by
Ted Fio Rito
Lyrics by
Paul Francis Webster
Sung and Danced by
Ann Miller
with chorus
Night and Day
Written by
Cole Porter
Sung by
Frank Sinatra
Wabash Moon
Written by
Dave Dreyer
and
Morton Downey
Performed by
The Radio Rogues
When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain
Music by
Harry M. Woods
Lyrics by
Howard Johnson
Performed by
The Radio Rogues
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