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Vintage Collection of The Swing Era From Time Life Records New York Three Box Sets Each Containing Three 12 Inch Vinyl LP's and A Hardcover Book,  Total of 9 Vinyl LP's, As Pictured All Three Sets Are in Near Mint Condition from Outside Box Covers, Inside Album Sleeves, Vinyl LP's and Hardcover Books

Box Set One: The Swing Era, The Music of 1936-1937, Re-creations produced by David Cavanaugh and Bill Miller, Song List: Begin the Beguine (Artie Shaw version) Swingin' the Blues (Count Basie version) My Reverie (Larry Clinton version) Undecided (John Kirby version) Pavanne (Glenn Miller version) Woodchopper's Ball (Woody Herman version) What's New (Bob Crosby version) Piano Man (Earl Hines version) Embraceable You (Bobby Hackett version) Hawaiian War Chant (Tommy Dorsey version) Jumpin' at the Woodside (Count Basie version) Lullaby in Rhythm (Benny Goodman version) Cheatin' on Me ( Jimmie Lunceford version) In an Eighteenth Century Drawing Room (Raymond Scott version) Big John's Special (Benny Goodman Version) Wrappin' It Up (Benny Goodman version) Memories of You (Glen Gray version) Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise (Artie Shaw version) Big Noise from Winnetka (Haggart-Bauduc version) John Silver (Jimmy Dorsey version) Floyd's Guitar Blues (Andy Kirk version) Carioca (Artie Shaw version) Anitra's Dance (John Kirby version) Copenhagen (Artie Shaw version) 'Tain't What You Do (Jimmie Lunceford version) Boy Meets Horn (Duke Ellington version) Honky Tonk Train (Bob Crosby version) Melancholy Lullaby (Benny Carter version) Octoroon (Artie Shaw version) And the Angels Sing ( Benny Goodman version), Hardcover Book The Movies: Between Vitaphone and Video, Cover "The Boogie" step characterized by hip rotation suggesting the Hawaiian hula, 72 pages

Box Set Two: The Swing Era, The Music of 1938-1939, Re-creations produced by David Cavanaugh and Bill Miller, Song List: Bugle Call (Benny Goodman version) Gin Mill Blues (Bob Crosby version) Marie (Tommy Dorsey version) Clap Hands! Here Comes Charley (Chick Webb version) Down South Camp Meetin' (Benny Goodman version) One O'clock Jump (Count Basie version) Toy Trumpet (Raymond Scott version) Organ Grinder's Swing (Jimmie Lunceford version) Moten Swing (Andy Kirk version) I'm Gettin' Sentimental over You (Tommy Dorsey version) Stompin' at the Savoy (Benny Goodman version) Topsy (Count Basie version) Moon Glow (Benny Goodman version) Parade of the Milk Bottle Caps (Jimmy Dorsey version) Royal Garden Blues (Bob Crosby version) You Turned the Tables on Me (Benny Goodman version) Song of India (Tommy Dorsey version) Remember (Red Norvo version) Swingtime in the Rockies (Benny Goodman version) Caravan (Duke Ellington version) Walkin' and Swingin' (Andy Kirk version) My Blue Heaven (Jimmie Lunceford version) Stop, Look and Listen: Part I (Tommy Dorsey version) Stop, Look and Listen: Part II (Tommy Dorsey version) Christopher Columbus (Fletcher Henderson version) Goodbye (Benny Goodman version) In a Sentimental Mood (Duke Ellington version) Goody Goody (Benny Goodman version) Prisoner's Song (Bunny Berigan version), Hardcover Book Where Swing Came From, Cover Shows Step Called "trucking" a manuever that "conveys repressed ecstasy" 64 pages

Box Set Three: The Swing Era, The Music of 1940-1941, Re-creations produced by David Cavanaugh and Bill Miller, Song List: In the Mood (Glenn Miller version) You Made Me Love You ( (Harry James version) Frenesi (Artie Shaw version) Bizet Has His Day (Les Brown version) Deep River (Tommy Dorsey version) Temptation (Artie Shaw version) Tuxedo Junction (Glenn Miller version) Blues on Parade (Woody Herman version) Cherokee (Charlie Barnet version) Boogie Woogie on St. Louis Blues (Earl Hines version) Stealin' Apples (Benny Goodman version) Stardust (Artie Shaw version) Little Brown Jug (Glenn Miller version) Well All Right Then (Jimmie Lunceford version) Two O'clock Jump (Harry James version) Sunrise Serenade (Glenn Miller version) Redskin Rhumba (Charlie Barnet version) Lonesome Road: Part I (Tommy Dorsey version) Lonesome Road: Part II (Tommy Dorsey version) Ciribiribin (Harry James version) Swanee River (Tommy Dorsey version) Music Makers (Harry James version) Let's Dance (Benny Goodman version) Pompton Turnpike (Charlie Barnet version) 720 in the Books (Jan Savitt version) Take the "A" Train (Duke Ellington version) Snowfall (Claude Thornhill version) Moonlight Serenade (Glenn Miller version) Anvil Chorus: Part I (Glenn Miller version) Anvil Chorus: Part II (Glenn Miller version), Hardcover Book How It Was To Be Young Then, Cover Shows Dance Step of the "Lindy Hop", 64 pages