Jan. 24, 2025

Make Believe Ballroom - 1/24/25 Edition

Make Believe Ballroom - 1/24/25 Edition
Make Believe Ballroom - 1/24/25 Edition
Make Believe Ballroom
Make Believe Ballroom - 1/24/25 Edition

On this week's Make Believe Ballroom broadcast on member-supported Jazz 90.1 in Rochester, NY, and other fine radio affiliates across the United States as well as in the United Kingdom –Jeff Bressler tries to break his record-record in his attempt to...

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On this week's Make Believe Ballroom broadcast on member-supported Jazz 90.1 in Rochester, NY, and other fine radio affiliates across the United States as well as in the United Kingdom –Jeff Bressler tries to break his record-record in his attempt to play the most recordings ever on one edition of the Ballroom - this and many more great records to enjoy on the show!

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It's make believe ballroom time. Put all your cares away.

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All the bands are here to bring.

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Good cheer your way.

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It's make believe ballom time and free to everyone. It's

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no time to friend your Dalis.

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Said Bamba.

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Yours.

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Close your eyes and visualize in your solitude. Your favorite

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bands are on this dance and mister Miller, but you're

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in the wood. It's make believe ballom time.

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We are of sweet romance.

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As you make it.

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Come on, Jim last dance.

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Last, Hi, folks, I'm Jeff Pressler, turning on the lights

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of the make Belief Ballroom and welcoming you into my

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crystal studio for another program of the great big band

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hits of the nineteen thirties and nineteen forties. Whether one

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of my longtime listeners are new lists, They're on public,

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community or university radio stations across the US as well

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as in the United Kingdom. Please grab your dance ticket.

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It's free and let's listen to some wonderful big band jazz, swing,

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blues and boogie woogie classics. Hello World, and from coast

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to coast on stations like Jazz ninety point one WGMC

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in Rochester, New York and other fine radio affiliates. I

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welcome you all to the Make Believe Ballroom, the one,

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the only, the original Make Belief Ballroom, broadcasting almost continuously

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since nineteen hundred and thirty five. You know, I was

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reviewing the music playlists from the Ballroom for the last

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year or so. I do this often because I try

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not to repeat songs too frequently. Well, I looked at

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a show from right around a year ago and found,

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to my amazement, that I played fourteen records. Now that's

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a lot considering. I like to give you some history

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of the bands who played the music and some notes

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on the records. I usually play around i'd say a

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dozen records per show, So just for you, my audience,

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I went to the gym to work out extra hard

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this past week to be able to keep up with

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the frantic pace today of trying to break that fourteen

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record barrier while still giving you some notes on each recording.

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If you're ready for this hopefully record breaking show, so

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am I Let's count down three, two, one move on

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Parlophone records. That was Balloonacy, recorded in New York on

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October the fifteenth, nineteen thirty six. Lucky Millinder and the

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Mills Blue Rhythm Band and the first record on Today's

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Make Believe Ballroom as I attempt to surpass the fourteen

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record record of most songs ever played on the program.

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By lot.

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Bad lie let many.

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It is lies.

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Load e fool, But that is.

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May that.

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Don't look for said by that lie to lady. I

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don't blame.

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Them.

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That was Teddy Foster and his Kings of Swinging with

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a tune titled Harlem, recorded on British Decca in nineteen

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thirty six. Teddy Foster, the great British trumpeter, vocalist and bandleader,

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and that record was number two in my march to

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reach or exceed fourteen records played on Today's edition of

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the Make Believe Ballroom.

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But then.

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Remember anything.

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Very story.

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On couples in relay they diss.

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On Parlophone records. The Ray McKinley Quartet with T for

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two recorded in New York City on January the twenty first,

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nineteen forty one, and a little different take in that

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record on the Vincent Yeomen's composed with lyrics by Irving Caesar.

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Classic T for two was introduced in May of nineteen

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twenty four in the beloved musical No No Nenette, and

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I had the opportunity to see one of the revivals

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of No No Nenette on Broadway, and that was a

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song three. As I continued to attempt to break the

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make Believe ballroom record of fourteen records, the most ever

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played on one show. So I now four jen wards

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to number four.

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We're the Swinger's combination.

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We can give you information.

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Listen carefully. If we'll explain how this little man made

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his fame. We can swing most standing number from the

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classics to the rumber bun two, three, four, five, six

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men six little swingers sounds like ten. We can bast

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all the good old good ones. We can tell opportune

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that's due. Kill the bugle and the drum. Did you

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hear all they took that dude? Oh, we don't mind

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if Jonah oxist. We don't care if Colleen oxist. This

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than everyone high alone. Meet the swingers.

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Here we go.

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In addition to playing piano, George's leader of this little man.

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So I'll ask him to play in his own swinging

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words a few bars off his own special brand. Harry

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Owen blows the trumpet, play top C and he will trumpet.

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Step up, Harry, hit him Hi, show the baby.

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That's no lie.

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Freddy Gardner is the sax man. He can charm the

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income tax man. Step up, Freddy, make it hot. You

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have have the public old you got. Jock Jacobson, he's

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the next man. What a drummer and the facts man.

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Step up, Jock Gee, what fun? Show the Bible how

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it's done. Joe Young is the plectrum waiver, never known

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to missic waiver.

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Step up, Joe, let it go.

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Give the public old you know.

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Now.

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John Fleming, nicknamed Snider, plays trombone and what a glider.

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Step up, Slider, give us tone that with your old trumbone.

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Then Dick has got plays the base note, slaps an

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odd one, flocks the gte note. Step up, Dick, swing

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that base, meet the babel pays to pace. That's George

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Harry read joke, Joe lived.

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Dick on Columbia records. Meet the Boys Scott Wood and

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his Six Swingers, recorded in London, June the second, nineteen

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thirty six. Our fourth tune as we head to fourteen

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and beyond, and I just want to mention, as with

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Teddy Foster, who we heard earlier I'm trying to mix

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in some British big bands on today's Make Bully Ballroom.

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I'm also trying to select some records you might have

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never heard on this program. And I know that record

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was the first George scott Wood record I ever played.

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That was tune five of fourteen or more.

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Sagon Kill Lee can c.

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American American.

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We just heard on Victor Records, Sold American. Glenn Miller

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and his orchestra recorded me the twenty third, nineteen thirty eight,

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and the song Sold American in its own way was

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actually an advertisement. The title was based on an American

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tobacco company radio ed jingle that was played frequently on

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different radio programs in the nineteen thirties for Lucky Strike cigarettes,

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and it featured a tobacco auctioneer's chant that was delivered

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by North Carolina tobacco auctioneer Lee Aubrey speed Rigs, and

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his pattern is auction Pattern ended with the fray Sold American,

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stressing I guess that American only purchased the highest quality

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tobacco for its cigarettes. I'm going to lose some ground

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here on the race to fourteen songs, but I used

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to be an auctioneer, and I have to play auctioneer

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Lee Aubrey speed rigs for you.

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The Jack Benny program.

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Quality of product is essential to continuing success of five

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sold American Lucky Strike means fine tobacco, so round, so firm,

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so fully packed, so free and easy on the draw.

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And now back to the turntable for number seven.

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It's somebody Old River, but I'm going to tumble in.

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It's some money old River.

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But I'm going to tomball.

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And when you lose your heart, that's when the blue begins.

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Oh so long, Oh.

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Geez, does.

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Done me wrong?

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When the good man.

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Loves why does the bad man win?

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Bup on Columbia Records, one of my all time favorites,

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Jack T. Garden, the outstanding trombonist, vocalist and bandleader with

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his orchestra Muddy River Blues, recorded in New York City,

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October sixth, nineteen thirty nine. And that was number seven.

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We've come halfway in my attempt to play fourteen or

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more records. On today's edition of the Make Believe Ballroom.

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Happening, she did.

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The Benny Goodman Sex Tet with the Wang Blues, recorded

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on Columbia in New York March the Tenth, nineteen forty two,

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The nineteen forty two version of Benny's Sex Tet, featuring

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Benny on the clarinet, Lou mcgarretty to trombone, Mel Powell

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a piano, Tom Morgan on the guitar, Sidwei string bass,

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and Ralph Collier the drums. I'm just looking at the

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big bull of a clock on the wall here in

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the Crystal studio, and I think we're within range of

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actually meeting or exceeding the fourteen songs. Let's see how

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we continue to do with number nine of fourteen.

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Way down south.

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In Birmingham, I mean soul in all of bams and

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old places where people go to dance the night of way.

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They all drive, all walk for miles to get giants,

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that Southern style slow giant that makes you want to

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dance till break of days. It's a junction where the

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townfolks meets at each function. In their tongue, they a

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wee you come on down, forget your care come on down.

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You'll find me there. So long time I'm heading for

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Tuxedo Junction. Now, it's a junction where the townfolks at

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each function in that times they are you. Come on down,

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forget your care come on down you find me there,

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So longtown, I'm heading for Tuxedo Junction Now.

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A wonderful take on a song that Glenn Miller made famous,

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Tuxedo Junction. This version featured pianist, singer, bandleader and composer

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Erskine Butterfield and his Blue Boys, recorded in New York

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on February the twenty first, nineteen forty and that was

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number nine of fourteen. Let's keep on trucking with number ten,

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look at it my list, Audit Time. Audit Time actually

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made an error. That was a song number eight of fourteen.

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I can't stand the pressure. Now on to number nine.

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The numbers.

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That was the unmistakable duo of the Django Reinhardt playing

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the guitar, Stefan Grippelli the violin, along with the Hot

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Club of Paris with swing guitars, recorded in Paris on

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Victor Records, October fifteenth, nineteen thirty six. Definitely number nine

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in our galactic battle to reach fourteen or more songs

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on today's edition of the Make Believe Ballroom to reach me,

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I'm Jeff at Make Believe Ballroom Radio dot Com. That's

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Jeff at make Believe Ballroom Radio dot com. Folks, we

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just listened to Bob Crosby and his orchestra on the

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radio back in nineteen thirty eight with Wolverine Blues, and

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if you're just joining me, I am attempting to break

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the record for most tunes ever played on one program

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of the ballroom record is at fourteen. To tie that record,

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we need five more to break it, six more recordings.

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Yes, there are no more light tonight.

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So who wants the moonlight one as you and me

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in love?

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Yes?

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No birds are singing tonight, so what who wants the

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bird is one as you and be in love?

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Yes?

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There ain't no privacy in a fatheror your mother's around,

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Your father's around, your sisters around, your brother's around, the

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dogs around, the cats around, but that don't bother us. No, Yes,

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there rain no moonlight tonight, so what who wants the

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moonlight one as you and me in love? Yes? No

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cats me owling tonight, So what who wants me owing when.

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As you and me in love?

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Yes, there ain't no privacy on the bandstand.

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Maya's around, ranks around, Shaman's around, God is around, Raymond's around.

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But that don't bother us?

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No, yes, the rate no moonlight tonight? So what?

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Who wants the life?

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One as you and me in love?

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The unmistakable voice of one Louis Prima with yes, there

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ain't no moonlight, So what? Louis along with his gang,

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recorded in New York on January seventeenth, nineteen thirty eight,

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number eleven in our countdown to tie the record of

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most songs played on the ballroom ever in one hour,

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that record being fourteen.

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Miss Billy, you should a rat, I'm my wait chick wait,

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go ahead uptown?

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Yes?

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What the lowdown?

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Where do we get that music that puts the swing

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so hot enough? Whereas life never dull hum drum, a

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monotonous hopper subway hopper cabs shoot ride up to holem

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where the population found a new sensation screen, celebs and stage, satellite,

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social depths and high hatllites, masses classes do in the

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uptown loadown where they spend their simpoleon just to watch

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those three poleons skipping hipping do in the uptown loadown?

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You fine laughter after.

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Midnight, that's their playtime, hiighty haytime what prime Yeah, man

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bakers with their sindere relatives listening to those.

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Hot high realities. I've been Harlem do in the uptown loadown.

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Screen, celebrity stage, satellite social depths, high had life nasses

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classes do in the uptown lowdowns where they spend their

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simoleans just to watch those creed oleans skipping hippen Do

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any uptown loadowns you final.

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Laughter after midnight?

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That's their playtime, Hi high heady hay time. What price

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LANs bankers with their Sinder relatives listening to those.

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Hot high realities. I've been Harlem doing the uptown lowdowns.

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Well I wasn't uptown.

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Well it was no bring down.

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Did you him swing down?

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Yeah, it wouldn't mean a thing down here.

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Mildred Bailey and the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra doing the Uptown

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Low recorded on Brunswick Records, November the seventeenth, nineteen thirty three.

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So that was record number twelve played so far today.

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Two more to secure the tie.

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By a.

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Change dat.

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On Decca Records. A song to mellow Me out with

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this humongous pressure to meet and exceed fourteen songs. Coleman

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Hawkins and the Ramblers Dance Orchestra with Necta's Dream in

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the studio for this one. On August the twenty sixth,

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nineteen thirty five, folks, one more record to accomplish the

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tie of fourteen.

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Everybody wants to be happy. Brother, sister mammy is happy.

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If you don't suppose me what we say. Show two.

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Swing kill blues away.

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When I hear that swinging rhythm, I love to swing

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it with them. When mister Goodman starts to playing, brother, swing.

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Your blues away by that trouble on, mister Dorsey, make

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it cute, make it stalthy. You could hear that rhythm,

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swey brother, swing your blues away, or slap that bay.

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Spit that drumle.

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Come on, stop you frowning, Just start you.

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Back and susy cute and why not.

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Truck on down?

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And now when the camera duke is playing while they swing,

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you feel like swaying.

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Happy days. I had to say, drumle, swing your blues away.

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When you hear that rim ribbon and you'll see start misbehavior.

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Your start.

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Just try and let it straight, brother, swing your blues away.

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Well the man starting to jove everyber It's solve.

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Pop. You told us all the strikes on. Trouble Man

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play a new hot lit Brother, Swing you blues Away.

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Now, start the room swaying, and you grab your horn

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and started playing. Brother, Swang you blues Away. Tell listen,

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Joe with the liquor sticks.

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Poppy always has a new hot lit. My brother swang

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your blues Away, Brother, Swing you blues Away.

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I tied it.

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I tied it.

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We hit fourteen records with George Hall and his orchestra

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vocal by the wonderful Dolly Dawn. Brother Swing your Blues

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Away for Thesaurus transcripts back in nineteen thirty eight. As

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I attempt now to pat myself on the back without

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injuring myself, I can finally jump out of the pressure cooker.

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It's all gravy from here. Let's set the new record

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of fifteen songs with this one.

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I'm putting all my eggs in one basket.

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I'm betting everything I've got on you. I'm giving all

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my love to you. One baby, Lord help me. If

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my baby don't come through, I've got a say the

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mouth saved up in my love account. HONEA. I've decided

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love divide it into won't do. I'm putting all my

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eggs in one basket. I'm betting everything I've got on you, and.

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We broke the record of fourteen songs, with this one

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being number fifteen, one that I have never ever played

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on The Make Believe Ballroom. Paul Penn Darvas and his

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orchestra putting all My Eggs in one basket vocal by

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Eddie Scope. This one a McGregor radio transcript, much like

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the Thesaurus transcript of George Hall, recorded in nineteen thirty six.

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And if we put all of our eggs in one

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basket right here on today's edition of the Make Believe Ballroom,

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that's fifteen songs, breaking the fourteen song record of just

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about a year ago. So a quick check of the

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Bulova clock here in the Crystal studio and it shows

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I have about three minutes left, not enough time to

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say goodbye and play a full record. So the current

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a record record will stand at fifteen. And you know, folks,

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I actually did feel the pressure. But this was fun

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and I hope you enjoyed listening to all fifteen of

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these fine tunes, many of them songs I never played

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or haven't played in a while. I am going to

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make a note and the next year, at this same time,

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I hope you will join me in a new quest

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to beat fifteen songs in the one hour of the

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Make Believe Ballroom. To reach me, folks, I'm Jeff at

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Make Believe Ballroom Radio dot com. That's Jeff for Make

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Believe Ballroom Radio dot com. To hear past shows we

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do put them in podcast form, please go to Make

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Believe Ballroom podcast dot com, let's make Believe Ballroom podcast

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dot com, or you can visit your favorite podcast platform.

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So until next week, this has been Jeff Breslerroom.

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Maked your ballroom last.

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Just keep on dancing.

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Oh you've only a small.

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Make a jer ballroom last.

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