Year of release 1936

Songs 20

Album time 54:25

Genre list Jazz

1
Boy Scout In Switzerland (1943)
 
3:35
2
The Spy In The Green Fedora (1943)
 
2:14
3
Improvisation In Two Keys (1940)
 
2:42
4
Message From Where (Take 8) (1960)
 
2:36
5
Blacksmith Blues (1953, Rehearsal)
 
2:37
6
Eight Letters In The Mailbox (1942, Radio Version)
feat Radio Version
2:47
7
Jersey Junction (1944)
 
2:48
8
Petite (1941, Single Version)
 
2:44
9
The Penguin (1939)
 
2:30
10
Night & Day (Take 4) (1960)
 
2:19
11
Peanut Vendor (1940)
 
2:42
12
Fiddle No Further
 
2:52
13
Secret Agent (1942, Alternate)
 
2:50
14
Carioca (1939)
 
2:53
15
Moonlight Serenade (1939, Vocal Version)
 
2:38
16
Mexican Jumping Bean (1939)
 
3:33
17
Christmas Night In Harlem (1942)
 
2:17
18
Tired Teddy Bear (1947, Single Version)
 
2:42
19
Swing Fugue (Swing, Swing Mother-In-Law) (1936)
feat The Swing
2:09
20
Three Men On A Riff (1944)
 
3:06

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The track list starts with Boy Scout In Switzerland (1943), The Spy In The Green Fedora (1943), Improvisation In Two Keys (1940), Message From Where (Take 8) (1960), Blacksmith Blues (1953, Rehearsal), Eight Letters In The Mailbox (1942, Radio Version), Jersey Junction (1944), and Petite (1941, Single Version). These titles make the page specific to this album rather than a generic music category.

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