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Benny Goodman Show 44: Introduction (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Comedy By Victor Borge (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Fledermaus (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Comedy By Victor Borge and Jimmy Dykes (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Chicago (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Comedy By Victor Borge and Jimmy Dykes (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Air Mail Special (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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I Know That You Know (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Can't Help Lovin' That Man (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Red Horse Boogie Woogie (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Benny Goodman Show 45: Introduction (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Comedy By Victor Borge (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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The Way You Look Tonight (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Comedy By Victor Borge (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Jack, Jack, Jack (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Jalousie (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Comedy By Victor Borge and Frances Langford (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Comedy By Victor Borge and Frances Langford (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Flying Home (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Barcarole (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
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Red Horse Boogie Woogie (Benny Goodman ; His Orchestra)
Item UPC: 5019317090456
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Label: SOYE
ABOUT THE ALBUM
The latest edition of this popular series featuring the Benny Goodman Orchestra which documents the complete series of radio programs broadcast during the latter part of the 1940s. This CD, volume nineteen, includes as guest, Jimmy Dykes an unusual subject to appear on a show of this nature, he was a baseball player (1933 to 1939) and manager (1934 to 1946) for the Chicago White Sox he also later managed a number of other notable teams. Show forty five has as guest artist, Frances Langford who was a prolific radio and movie singer/actress. Her most notable appearances being in the Glenn Miller Story That Yankee Doodle Dandy, Walt Disney's Melody Time and the Broadway Melody of 1936. She has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, at 1500 Vine Street, which acknowledges her contribution to motion pictures. As usual the shows are compared by popular comedian Victor Borge.
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