EPISODE · Nov 20, 2022 · 32 MIN
Volume 99: Time To Dance
from Spinning My Dad’s Vinyl · host Frank Vaccariello
It was the dance of a generation and well beyond. It was the dance of my parents’ youth and one they continued to do for decades. It is the Jitterbug. So get ready for Fred Astaire Dance Studio approved numbers in Volume 99: Time To Dance. Credits and copyrights Various – Perfect For Dancing Jitterbug Or Lindy Label: RCA Victor – LPM-1071, RCA Victor – LPM 1071 Series: Perfect For Dancing Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation Released: 1955 Genre: Jazz, Pop Style: Swing Produced and prepared under the direction of The Fred Astaire Dance Studios Photography By [Cover Photograph] – David Hecht Erskine Hawkins And His Orch.– John Henry Blues Arranged By – Frederick Lowe Written-By – W C Handy Recorded January 10, 1950. Ralph Flanagan And His Orch.– Hot Toddy Written-By – Ralph Flanagan Recorded in December of 1952 Boots Brown And His Blockbusters– Block Buster Written-By – Shorty Rogers Recorded in December of 1952 Ralph Flanagan And His Orch. – Palladium Punch Written-By – Ralph Flanagan Recorded in 1952 Artie Shaw And His Orch.*– Donkey Serenade Written-By – George Forrest, Herbert Sothard, Robert Craig Wright*, Rudolph Friml Recorded in 1939 Boots Brown And His Blockbusters– Short'nin' Bread Written-By – Shorty Rogers Recorded in December of 1952 I do not own the rights to this music. ASCAP, BMI licenses provided by third-party platforms for music that is not under Public Domain.
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It was the dance of a generation and well beyond. It was the dance of my parents’ youth and one they continued to do for decades. It is the Jitterbug. So get ready for Fred Astaire Dance Studio approved numbers in Volume 99: Time To Dance. Credits and copyrights Various – Perfect For Dancing Jitterbug Or LindyLabel: RCA Victor – LPM-1071, RCA Victor – LPM 1071Series: Perfect For DancingFormat: Vinyl, LP, CompilationReleased: 1955Genre: Jazz, PopStyle: Swing Produced and prepared under the direction of The Fred Astaire Dance Studios Photography By [Cover Photograph] – David Hecht Erskine Hawkins And His Orch.– John Henry BluesArranged By – Frederick LoweWritten-By – W C HandyRecorded January 10, 1950. Ralph Flanagan And His Orch.– Hot ToddyWritten-By – Ralph FlanaganRecorded in December of 1952 Boots Brown And His Blockbusters– Block BusterWritten-By – Shorty RogersRecorded in December of 1952 Ralph Flanagan And His Orch. – Palladium PunchWritten-By – Ralph Flanagan Recorded in 1952 Artie Shaw And His Orch.*– Donkey SerenadeWritten-By – George Forrest, Herbert Sothard, Robert Craig Wright*, Rudolph FrimlRecorded in 1939 Boots Brown And His Blockbusters– Short'nin' BreadWritten-By – Shorty RogersRecorded in December of 1952 I do not own the rights to this music. ASCAP, BMI licenses provided by third-party platforms for music that is not under Public Domain.
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