Artist: Ted Weems Album: Chart-toppers Of The Forties

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Other #Big band albums:

Henry Mancini - Mr Lucky Goes Latin

Henry Mancini - Mr Lucky Goes Latin

Peter Cincotti - Peter Cincotti

Peter Cincotti - Peter Cincotti

Peter Cincotti - Long Way From Home

Peter Cincotti - Long Way From Home

Count Basie - Basie One More Time

Count Basie - Basie One More Time

Mike Westbrook - Metropolis

Mike Westbrook - Metropolis

Jelly Roll Morton - The Complete Library of Congress Recordings

Jelly Roll Morton - The Complete Library of Congress Recordings

Duke Pearson - Tender Feelin's

Duke Pearson - Tender Feelin's

Carla Bley - Jazz Realities

Carla Bley - Jazz Realities

Jimmy Smith - Further Adventures of Jimmy and Wes

Jimmy Smith - Further Adventures of Jimmy and Wes

Jimmy Smith - Any Number Can Win

Jimmy Smith - Any Number Can Win

Jimmy Smith - Back at the Chicken Shack

Jimmy Smith - Back at the Chicken Shack

Jerry Vale - Be My Love

Jerry Vale - Be My Love

Dave Holland - Hands

Dave Holland - Hands

Dave Holland - Transit

Dave Holland - Transit

Sun Ra - Lanquidity

Sun Ra - Lanquidity

Sun Ra - Space Is the Place

Sun Ra - Space Is the Place

Sun Ra - Nothing Is...

Sun Ra - Nothing Is...

Sun Ra - Sun Song

Sun Ra - Sun Song

Esquivel - See It in Sound

Esquivel - See It in Sound

Frank Sinatra - Come Fly With Me

Frank Sinatra - Come Fly With Me

Frank Sinatra - A Jolly Christmas From Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra - A Jolly Christmas From Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra - Where Are You?

Frank Sinatra - Where Are You?

Frank Sinatra - In the Wee Small Hours

Frank Sinatra - In the Wee Small Hours

Frank Sinatra - Songs for Young Lovers

Frank Sinatra - Songs for Young Lovers

Frank Sinatra - Swing Easy!

Frank Sinatra - Swing Easy!

Stan Kenton - Standards in Silhouette

Stan Kenton - Standards in Silhouette

Stan Kenton - Cuban Fire

Stan Kenton - Cuban Fire

Stan Kenton - Adventures in Time

Stan Kenton - Adventures in Time

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Barry Guy New Orchestra

Rosemary Clooney

Jelly Roll Morton

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