When Radio Ruled #161 – Swinging the 1930s

The very best Swing Bands at peak of their skill and Creativity playing live for our entertainment. Innovative use of instruments and musical arrangement that extend the boundaries of musical theory. Structured arrangements that made room for improvisation. The very best musicians in America playing the best they ever played. Featuring: Paul Whiteman Louis Armstrong … Continue reading When Radio Ruled #161 – Swinging the 1930s

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