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Jitterbug Jukebox
by Duke Skellington and Professor Watson
Jitterbug Jukebox is a podcast hosted by Duke Skellington and Professor Watson focusing on the subculture of the swing era music from the 1920s to 1940s and also its current state of electro swing which is being produced in the UK and around the world. We focus not only on the music but also on the culture; fashion, interviewing current artists as well as learning more about historical musicians and their place in time.Marshall Watson AKA Professor Watson:Marshall Watson is a professional Swing Dancer and Dance Instructor, who started dancing in 1999. Marshall has been seen dancing at various live events and productions throughout the country. Marshall has danced in numerous music videos for artists including Katy Perry, The Plain White Tee’s, The Jonas Brothers, Capital Cities, Paolo Nutini, Dustbowl Revival, and Johnny Hallyday to name a few. Marshall is a National Jitterbug Championship finalist. Marshall is known for his dapper fashion, and his smooth energetic LA style Lindy Hop
Episodes
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Episode 7- Classic and Electro Swing Podcast
On The Record: Holy Crow Jazz Band http://www.holycrowjazzband.com Dutty Moonshine Big Band http://duttymoonshine.bandcamp.com/album/most-wanted-2 New Music: Mad Hat Hucksters http://themadhathucksters.bandcamp.com/releases Swing Hoppers http://theswinghoppers.com Behind The Swing: Vourteque:...
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Episode 6 - Classic and Electro Swing Podcast
ON THE RECORD NEW MUSIC: Campus Five - Spreadin Rhythm Around https://campusfive.bandcamp.com/ CATJAM - Songs To Make You Purr - Out on Ragtime Records https://soundcloud.com/catjamswing/sets/songs-to-make-you-purr-out-on NEW ARTISTS: The Fabus Four...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Jitterbug Jukebox is a podcast hosted by Duke Skellington and Professor Watson focusing on the subculture of the swing era music from the 1920s to 1940s and also its current state of electro swing which is being produced in the UK and around the world. We focus not only on the music but also on the culture; fashion, interviewing current artists as well as learning more about historical musicians and their place in time.Marshall Watson AKA Professor Watson:Marshall Watson is a professional Swing Dancer and Dance Instructor, who started dancing in 1999. Marshall has been seen dancing at various live events and productions throughout the country. Marshall has danced in numerous music videos for artists including Katy Perry, The Plain White Tee’s, The Jonas Brothers, Capital Cities, Paolo Nutini, Dustbowl Revival, and Johnny Hallyday to name a few. Marshall is a National Jitterbug Championship finalist. Marshall is known for his dapper fashion, and his smooth energetic LA style Lindy Hop
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Duke Skellington and Professor Watson
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Jitterbug Jukebox is a podcast hosted by Duke Skellington and Professor Watson focusing on the subculture of the swing era music from the 1920s to 1940s and also its current state of electro swing which is being produced in the UK and around the world. We focus not only on the music but also on the...
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Jitterbug Jukebox is created and hosted by Duke Skellington and Professor Watson.
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