Music for hipsters, hepcats and beatniks: jazz and blues from 1930-1960.
1.. 3'38” Three Cent Stomp (Ellington) Duke Ellington Duke Records D-1015
2.. 4'24” Go Bongo (Cole, Constanzo) Nat King Cole TCB 02432
3.. 2'55” Pitiful (?) Big Maybelle Savoy SJL 2233
4.. 4'09” Development (Graas) John Graas AVID AMSC 1242
5.. 6'14” East Of The Sun (Bowman) Stan Getz Metro 2356 007
6.. 3'13” My Gal Is A Jockey (Turner) Big Joe Turner Bear Family BCD 172156 AR
7.. 3'47” Just For Kicks (Burness, Pastor) Tony Pastor Circle CLP-121
8.. 3'03” A La Colette (Cheryl) (Parker) Kenny Clarke Jam Classics 1171
9.. 2'41” Am I Blue (Akst, Clarke) Billie Holiday Meritt 25
10.. 3'03” E=MC2 (Sauter) Sauter-Finegan AVID AMSC 1246
11.. 3'15” Candy (Davis, Cremer) Don Byas Savoy SJL 2213
12.. 2'09” Coca Cola Rock (Roland, Martell, Roland) Dan Terry Fresh Sound FSR-CD
929
13.. 3'45” In A Mist (Beiderbecke) Jess Stacy Soundcraft LP-1009
14.. 2'42” Page Boy Shuffle (Glover) Joe Thomas Blue Moon BMCD 1051
15.. 3'36” I Wish I Knew (Gordon, Warren) Les Brown-Doris Day Joyce LP-1008
16.. 5'54” Ad Lib Blues (Young) Lester Young Documents 600173/B
17.. 0'26” Sentimental Journey (Green, Brown, Homer) Charlie Parker Mosaic MD7-129
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