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• Series 1: Reel-to-reel tapes

  • Box 1

    Barcode 707178.

    • Item 1: Count Basie; Duke Ellington, 1940 February 20; 1940 January 9

    • Item 2: Will Bradley, 1940 March 15; 1941 August 22

    • Item 3: Chick Webb / Will Bradley, 1939 May 4; 1940 February 21

    • Item 4: Les Brown; Elliot Lawrence (U.S. Navy E.T.S.), 1940 October 25; 1950

    • Item 5: Les Brown; Charlie Barnet, 1942 June 8; 1946 December 29

    • Item 6: Les Brown; Tex Beneke, March 1950; undated

    • Item 7: Bobby Byrne; Les Brown; Bob Chester, 1942 July 21; 1941 April 26; 1942 June 7

    • Item 8: Cab Calloway, Cafe Zanzibar, 1944

    • Item 9: Larry Clinton, 1938 July 3; 1938 October 10; 1938 June 26; 1939 July 7

    • Item 10: Bob Crosby Ford V-8 Shows, 1936

    • Item 11: Larry Clinton (conclusion); Glenn Miller; Gene Krupa, 1939 February 10 and 1938 June 26; undated; undated

    • Item 12: Jan Savitt; Larry Clinton, 1938 October 10, 17; 1938 July 2 and 1938 August 21

    • Item 13: Lionel Hampton; Larry Clinton (II), 1945 April 15; 1938 October 25 and 1939 February 10 (part)

    • Item 14: E.I. Hines-James; Bob Crosby, 1937 May 18

    • Item 15: Count Basie, 1937 July 9; 1943 January 19

    • Item 16: "Magic Key" broadcasts: Tommy Dorsey; Original Dixieland Band; Bunny Berrigan

    • Item 17: Tommy Dorsey; Glenn Miller; Tommy Dorsey, 1938 July 20; 1940 April 3; 1939

    • Item 18: Tommy Dorsey, 1939 September 14; 1945 January 21

    • Item 19: Tommy Dorsey - Frank Dailey's Meadowbrook, 1940 February 24

    • Item 20: Tommy Dorsey - Frank Dailey's Meadowbrook, 1940 March 2

      One hour.

    • Item 21: Tommy Dorsey - Frank Dailey's Meadowbrook, 1940 March 9

    • Item 22: Tommy Dorsey - Frank Dailey's Meadowbrook; Hollywood Palladium, 1940 February 2; 1940 November 26

    • Item 23: Tommy Dorsey - Capitol Theatre, Washington, D.C.; Glenn Miller, Hotel Penna, New York, 1942 August 18; 1941 November 3

    • Item 24: Tommy Dorsey; Count Basie, 1945 September 9; 1937 June 30

    • Item 25: Tommy Dorsey; Stan Kenton; Tex Beneke; Tommy Dorsey (partial), 1946 July 14; 1944 December 21; 1951 January 19; 1942 August 25

    • Item 26: Tommy Dorsey airshot with Benny Goodman; Duke Ellington airshot, Blue Note Chicago, 1946 September 29; 1959 January 1

    • Item 27: Tommy Dorsey, 1947; 1948 April 9

    • Item 28: Tommy Dorsey - AFRS Jubilee; Benny Carter AFRS Down Beat; Glen Gray, 1949; 1943; undated

    • Item 29: Tommy Dorsey; Jimmy Dorsey; Tommy Dorsey, 1948 November 14; 1950 February 7; 1948 November 1(?)

    • Item 30: Dorsey Brothers - O.N.S. 4010-1956; Tommy Dorsey - O.N.S. 1853-1948, 1956; 1948

    • Item 31: Tommy Dorsey; Gene Krupa; Jubilee 261

      1944 April 7; 1967 December 31; undated

    • Item 32: Harry James: Southland Restaurant, Boston; Hotel Lincoln, New York, 1940 March 19; 1941 May 22

    • Item 33: Harry James: Chesterfield Show; Coca-Cola Show; Superior, Wisconsin ROTC Ball, 1942; 1946; 1954 May 28

    • Item 34: Harry James Misc. - Airshots from Palladium, California, 1948

    • Item 35: Jimmy Lunceford, Harry James; Bond Drive Show; Schaeffer Review; Misc. airshots, 1943; undated; undated; 1942-43

    • Item 36: Harry James; Tommy Dorsey, 1943 November 17 and 1947; 1942 and 1941 February 11

    • Item 37: Harry James, 1944 May 25; 1945 July 5

    • Item 38: Harry James - AFRS #1556; TV show; Misc., 1947; 1952; undated

    • Item 39: Harry James, 1945 February 3; 1944 June 29

  • Box 2

    Barcode 707179.

    • Item 1: Jimmy Dorsey; Count Basie; Harry James, 1941 October 20; 1937 November 3; 1939 October 10

    • Item 2: Duke Ellington; Charlie Barnet, 1945 November 18; 1945 March 10

    • Item 3: Duke Ellington; Harry James; Jazz on a Summer's Day, TV, with Louis Armstrong, Thelonious Monk, Anita O'Day, and others, 1963 February 13; 1964 October 24; undated

    • Item 4: Ella Fitzgerald; Glen Gray; Tommy Dorsey, 1940 January 22, 25; 1942 August 6; 1942 July 21

    • Item 5: Jack Teagarden; Glen Gray, 1940 January 23; 1940 March 12

    • Item 6: Woody Herman; Glen Gray, 1940 January 7; 1940 March 19

    • Item 7: Woody Herman; Bunny Berigan; Charlie Barnet; J. Savvitt; C. Spivak (V-Disc 164), 1940 February 26; 1937 June 13; 1943; 1942 November 12; undated

    • Item 8: Woody Herman; Dizzy Gillespie AFRS Jubilee, 1942 August 20; 1948

    • Item 9: Woody Herman; Stan Kenton, 1945 July 23; 1945 September 17

    • Item 10: Woody Herman; Art Mooney, 1954

    • Item 11: Woody Herman, 1946 March 22; 1946 January 5

    • Item 12: Erskine Hawkins; Gene Krupa; Harry James misc. airshots, 1940 March 4; 1940 June 22; 1942

    • Item 13: Ziggy Elman; Harry James, 1947 December 16; 1944 August 10, 1948 June 7

    • Item 14: Stan Kenton - Airshots; Freedomland, New York, 1940s; 1962 August 4

    • Item 15: Stan Kenton, 1947 November 27; 1953 June 9

      "Bon Bon interview."

    • Item 16: Stan Kenton, 1953 January 24; 1959; 1958 Fall

      1959 performance in Las Vegas.

    • Item 17: Harry James, 1945 February 10; 1945 September 30

    • Item 18: Harry James - Astor Hotel, 1953 May 25; 1953 June 4

    • Item 19: Harry James - Hotel Astor and Palladium airshots; Tommy Dorsey - Hollywood Palladium airshots, 1950s

    • Item 20: Harry James; Rich-James; James Marine Corps Show, 1962 June 23; 1953 March 2; 1954

    • Item 21: Gene Krupa, 1940 February 3; 1940 January 31

    • Item 22: Gene Krupa; Charlie Barnet, 1945 January 9; 1946 January 27

    • Item 23: Gene Krupa, 1949 April 12, 26

    • Item 24: Harry James TV; Gene Krupa, 1964-1965; 1949 November 9

    • Item 25: Krupa - McGuegons ET; James AFRS ET's; A Show Thesaurus 4; Bop tunes

    • Item 26: Kenton; T. Dorsey; H. James (movie); H. James (movie); Bob Crosby Movie; H. James, 1942 July 21; 1941-42; 1950; 1961; 1950; 1940s

    • Item 27: H. James; T. Powell; B. Raeburn; T. Dorsey (2); Spotlight bands

    • Item 28: Bob Chester - Gene Krupa; Bobby Sherwood - T. Dorsey; 4 [Tommy Dorsey] V-discs

    • Item 29: H. James; C. Spivak; T. Dorsey; S. Kenton; [Tommy Dorsey] - Sinatra, 1 tune, 1943;1946; 1939 May 25; 1940; 1940s

    • Item 30: L. Millinder; B. Carter; T. Powell; Les Elgart, 1940s;1939; 1943; 1958

    • Item 31: L. Prima; W. Covington; J. Long; Lee Castle, 1950; 1960; 1955; 1963

    • Item 32: Charlie Barnet; Buddy Rich, 1939 July 7; 1946 January 25, 1947 September 18; 1947 August 9

    • Item 33: Buddy Rich, 1946 March 27-28; 1946 April; 1948 July 29

    • Item 34: Stage Door Canteen; Buddy Rich, 1942 December 3; 1948 October 28

    • Item 35: Artie Shaw; C. Spivak; C. Spivak; Jimmy Dorsey, 1938 September 16; 1944 August 21; 1943; date removed (March)

    • Item 36: Frank Sinatra, 1946 January 30; 1948 May 22

    • Item 37: J. Teagarden; J. Savvitt; Com. Perf. #124; Jubilee #98; Jerry Gray; Bunny Berigan; Tommy Dorsey

    • Item 38: Soundtracks

      Stormy Weather; Paradise in Harlen; Crimson Canary; The Gang's All Here; Big Broadcast of 1937; G. Krupa soundie; Cab Calloway soundie; Dorsey Bros., TV; Women Vocalists in Jazz, S.T.

  • Box 3

    Barcode 707180.

    • Item 1: Chick Webb; Thesaurus transcriptions 705, 706; Harry James; Larry Clinton, 1939 February 10; undated; 1941 September 21; 1938 November 15

    • Item 2: Glenn Miler - Glen Isle Casino; Hotel Penna, New York, 1939 July 6, 10; 1940 January 4

    • Item 3: Glenn Miller - transcriptions, excerpts from "Chesterfield" radio shows 21-24, 1940-1941

    • Item 4: Glenn Miller - electrical transcription excerpts of Chesterfield shows 28-41; Chattanooga Choo-Choo, undated; 1941 November 15

    • Item 5: Glenn Miller - I. Transcription excerpts #42-43; II. Coke Show, undated; 1941 November 22

    • Item 6: Glenn Miller - Hotel Penna, New York; Steel Pier, New Jersey, 1940 January 5; 1941 August 31

    • Item 7: Glenn Miller - Hotel Penna, 1940 February 26; 1940 February 5

    • Item 8: Glenn Miller - Hotel Penna, 1940 March 4; 1940 Nov. 6

    • Item 9: Glenn Miller - Hotel Penna; USO Sunset Serenade broadcast, 1941 December 27; undated

    • Item 10: Glenn Miller - Hotel Penna; Fred Allen, 1941; 1945 October 21

    • Item 11: Harry James; U.S. Navy electrical transcriptions, 1948 November 30, 1942 November 12; undated

    • Item 12: U.S. Navy "Harry James Show" (#105-112), 1949

      3.75 ips.

    • Item 13: Sound tracks: I. Artie Shaw, Jimmy Dorsey; II. Artie Shaw; III. Artie Shaw / Sensations of 1945; IV. Murder at the Vanities (Ellington) / Young Man with a Horn (Harry James), 1939; 1940; 1939, 1945; undated

    • Item 14: Harry James; Woody Herman; National Guard shows, 1949; 1945 August 23; undated

    • Item 15: Movie soundtracks - Artie Shaw; Syncopation / I Dood It; Jam Session, 1939-1940; undated

    • Item 16: Movie soundtracks - New Orleans; Glamour Girl; The Fabulous Dorseys; Springtime in the Rockies; Two Girls and a Sailor, undated

    • Item 17: Artie Shaw; Duke Ellington, 1938 December 13; 1939 July 26

    • Item 18: Artie Shaw, 1938 December 6, 14, 15, 22

    • Item 19: Artie Shaw, 1938 December 27, 29; 1939 October 26, 28; 1938 December 23

    • Item 20: Artie Shaw, 1939 October 25, November 3, 4, 11

    • Item 21: Artie Shaw airchecks, 1938 December; 1947 October 10

    • Item 22: Artie Shaw, Hotel Penna; Jan Savitt, Hotel Lincoln, New York, 1939 November 10; 1939 August 15

    • Item 23: Artie Shaw transcriptions, 1949

    • Item 24: Artie Shaw - AFRS electrical transcriptions; Charlie Spivak - "Worlds"; Tex Beneke - "Thes", undated

    • Item 25: Artie Shaw - S.T., 1932, 1941, 1943, 1945

    • Item 26: Jan Savitt; Harry James, 1938 December 2; 1944 December 3

    • Item 27: Tony Pastor; Jan Savitt - Fitch Bandwagon, 1941 March 12; 1943

    • Item 28: Jan Savitt - Thesaurus Transcriptions, 1938 September 15; 1944

      1944 date at Palace Hotel.

    • Item 29: Jan Savitt - Thesaurus Transcriptions, 1947 June 25

      "1 tune."

    • Item 30: Jackie Gleason - Tribute to Tommy Dorsey; All-Stars, AFRS, 1956 December 8; undated

    • Item 31: Tommy Dorsey special; Count Basie; Harry James; Glenn Miller; Stan Kenton; Gene Krupa, 1956-1960

    • Item 32: Duke Ellington - A Drum is a Woman; T. Scott, Harry James / The Sound of Jazz

      "4-track monaural."

    • Item 33: Timex Jazz; Eddie Condon-Gerry Mulligan / Timex Jazz; Count Basie-[Teddy]-Wilson-Bush, 1957 December 30; 1959 February 1 / 1958 April 30; 1958

    • Item 34: Lighthouse All-Stars - Shorty Rogers Band; Count Basie; Harry James; Charlie Barnet, Woody Herman, [illegible], Les Brown, undated; 1959 November 22; 1958 December 10, 1959 May 24; undated

    • Item 35: Timex Jazz; Ella Fitzgerald-[Teddy] Wilson; Dave Brubeck; Jimmy Giuffre, Woody Herman, Pete Fountain; Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, 1959 January 7; 1959 October 20; 1959 October 4; 1959 February 8; 1949 Febr

    • Item 36: Eagle Jazz Band; Nu Bass Hit; Dizzy Gillespie; W.G.J. Band; Carmen McRae; Count Basie; Harry James; Buddy Rich - "Pops", undated

    • Item 37: Frank Sinatra, Count Basie; Lionel Hampton; Count Basie, Charlie Barnet [?]; Count Basie, Lionel Hampton, undated

    • Item 38: Epcot Center - Woody Herman, Pete Fountain, Count Basie, 1982 November 20

  • Box 4

    Barcode 707177.

    • Item 1: Frank Sinatra, Buddy Rich; Count Basie; Count Basie, Tony Bennett, 1982 August 20; 1984 June 7; 1969 December

    • Item 2: James Cagney Tribute; Bing Crosby Tribute, undated

    • Item 3: Red Skelton; Selznik; Kraft Music Hall; Jackie Gleason, undated

    • Item 4: Jazz Ball - TV soundtrack; Calloway to Henry Busse; [illegible]chester to Sammy Davis, Jr.

    • Item 5: Swingin Years; Swingin' Singin' Years'; Timex Jazz Show; "1959-70" #1, 1969 February 9; undated; 1958 November 10; 1959-1970

    • Item 6: Chicago - And All That Jazz!, undated

    • Item 7: Music of the '30s; Glenn Miller Alumni, undated; 1961 May 26

    • Item 8: Frank Sinatra; Sammy Davis, Jr., 1965 November 16, 24; 1966 February 1

    • Item 9: Frank Sinatra; Duke Ellington - TV; Buddy DeFranco; Les Elgar - TV; Harry James - TV; Count Basie - radio, undated

    • Item 10: Tony Bennett; Buddy Rich; Woody Herman; Dorsey-Donahue; Count Basie, undated

    • Item 11: Stan Kenton - TV; Count Basie - radio; Buddy Rich - TV; Count Basie - TV; Buddy Rich - TV, undated

    • Item 12: Big Bands: Woody Herman, Harry James, Duke Ellington, Miller-McKinley; Buddy Rich, undated; 1967 July 29, October 21, November 27

    • Item 13: Frank Sinatra; Woody Herman; Stan Kenton; Duke Ellington; Martin-Sinatra; Louis Armstrong; Duke Ellington, 1967-68

    • Item 14: Harry James; Stan Kenton; Count Basie; Buddy Rich; Stan Kenton; Buddy Rich, 1967-1968

    • Item 15: Buddy Rich; W.G.J.B.; Claude Thornhill; Lee Castle; Buddy Rich, 1969 January 22; 1969 May 11; 1967-68; 1967-68; undated

    • Item 16: Frank Sinatra; Perry Como; Bob Hope; Jack Benny, 1968 November; 1968 December; 1969 February; 1969 February

    • Item 17: Nancy Sinatra; Herb Alpert; Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, Dave Brubeck, [Charles] Lloyd; Dean Martin, undated

    • Item 18: Cavalcade of Amateurs; Les Brown - Hennesey TV, undated; 1963

    • Item 19: Cabin in the Sky, Girl Crazy; 20/20; Time Was - TV; Count Basie; Bing Crosby; Frank Sinatra short; Harlem Nights; Artie Shaw interview; Count Basie tributes, undated, 1980

      Only 20/20 episode dated 1980. All others undated.

    • Item 20: Woody Herman; Happy Days TV; Here's Lucy TV; Louie Bellson, 1970 April 5

    • Item 21: Harry James; Woody Herman; Merv Griffin; Witterman; Buddy Rich, 1971

    • Item 22: Lionel Hampton; Sy Oliver; Duke Ellington; Charlie Barnet; Woody Herman; Stan Kenton, 1971-1972

      All 1971 except for Duke Ellington.

    • Item 23: Frank Sinatra; Louis Armstrong; Swing TV; Liza Minelli, 1969 November 5; 1971 July 9; 1972 November 29; 1972 May

      Armstrong: Likely a tribute broadcast, as he had died 3 days earlier.

    • Item 24: Buddy Rich; Louis Armstrong tribute; Frank Sinatra; Lionel Hampton, 1973 June 18; undated

    • Item 25: Duke Ellington tribute; Comedy [illegible]; James Cagney, undated

    • Item 26: Thad Jones, Mel Lewis; Duke Ellington salute; Sinatra - M. Event; Buddy Rich, Sarah Vaughan, undated

    • Item 27: Thad Jones, Mel Lewis; [illegible]; Woody Herman; John Denver, undated

    • Item 28: Wolf Trap; Salute to Duke Ellington; Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie; Louis Armstrong; Buddy Rich; Harry James, undated; 1981 February 3-4

      1981 date applies to Harry James only.

    • Item 29: All-Star Jazz; Bill Watrous, Woody Herman; Count Basie; Woody Herman, [Della?] Reese, undated

    • Item 30: World - John Hammond; Maynard Ferguson, Count Basie; Frank Sinatra; Down Beat Big Band Cavalcade; Harry James, undated

    • Item 31: Big Band Bash - TV, undated

    • Item 32: Woody Herman; Tex Beneke; Harry James; Buddy Rich, undated

      "Defective - unplayable."

    • Item 33: CPTV - All-Star Swing Reunion; Glenn Miller, Moonlight Serenade

      CPTV = Connecticut Public Television?

    • Item 34: Woody Herman, CPTV; Grammy Awards - TV; Jacksonville, FL Jazz Concert; Harry James Orchestra - You Made Me Love You, 1985 March 21; 1986 February 25; 1985 August 18; 1985

      Container marked "bad."

    • Item 35: Count Basie, 1972 March 6

    • Item 36: Count Basie, 1983 July 31

      "Distortion;" "fair."

    • Item 37: Count Basie Orchestra - Connecticut College, New London, 1973 January 23

    • Item 38: Count Basie Orchestra; Mel Torme, Buddy Rich Band, 1990 June 8; 1991 March 1

  • Box 5

    Barcode 707176.

    • Item 1: Buddy Rich - Lennie's, 1969 July 9

    • Item 2: Buddy Rich - Central Park, New York, 1969 July 30; 1970 July 24, 16

    • Item 3: Buddy Rich, 1970 April 9

    • Item 4: Buddy Rich; Buddy Rich on TV, 1970 July 28; 1971 August 23

    • Item 5: Buddy Rich - Carrilon, Johnston, Rhode Island, 1971 February 8

    • Item 6: Buddy Rich - Meriden, Connecticut, 1972 September 28

    • Item 7: Buddy Rich, 1971 May; 1971 June 12; 1973 June 25

    • Item 8: Gene Krupa; Buddy Rich, 1972 April 4; 1974 March 9, 1976 October 11

    • Item 9: Buddy Rich; Gene Krupa, 1948 August 7; 1949 April 15

    • Item 10: Buddy Rich, 1982 September 24

    • Item 11: Buddy Rich - Norwich Sheraton; London, England; Suffolk, England, 1985 March 25; 1973 November 9; 1968 September 25

      Marked "unplayable."

    • Item 12: Buddy Rich, 1984 July 20

    • Item 13: Buddy Rich - WNEW; Lionel Hampton, Widespread Jazz Orchestra, WNEW, 1986 April 30; 1987 September 29

    • Item 14: Buddy Rich; Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, 1986 July 26; 1989 July 29

    • Item 15: Buddy Rich - Bristol, CT; Count Basie - PBS-TV, 1979 July 12; 1982

    • Item 16: Martha Deane - WOR radio, 1966 November 11

      "Very poor" sound quality. 5-inch reel.

    • Item 17: C.G. Cutters, undated

    • Item 18: Maynard Ferguson "Live", 1973 November 28

    • Item 19: Lionel Hampton - Connecticut College; Duke Ellington - Basin St. East, 1987 April 10; 1965

    • Item 20: Lionel Hampton - New Haven Green concert, 1984 August 3

    • Item 21: Lionel Hampton, 1985 August 3; 1985 May 10

    • Item 22: Woody Herman - Groton, CT, 1967 November 16

    • Item 23: Harry James, 1973 April 26

    • Item 24: Harry James, 1982 October 20

    • Item 25: Thad Jones, Mel Lewis, 1973 June 15

    • Item 26: Stan Kenton - Bristol, CT, 1973 July 26

    • Item 27: Glenn Miller; Buddy DeFranco - New London, CT, undated; 1970 November 28

    • Item 28: Glenn Miller Orchestra, 1987 August 8

    • Item 29: Peanuts Hucko; Buddy DeFranco, 1992 February 21; undated

    • Item 30: Artie Shaw Orchestra, 1985 July 12; 1986 July 19

    • Item 31: Loren Schoenberg; Doc Cheatham, 1992 August 1

    • Item 32: Film clip; May 10, 1958; February 3, 1963; Playboy; Finland, 1933; 1958 May 10; 1963 February 3; 1980 June 21; 1974

    • Item 33: Magic Carpets # 220, 225, 508, 514, 812; Soundtrack to Lonely Night, 1946; 1953-1954

    • Item 34: National Guard Shows; dubs of LPs

    • Item 35: Cologne; Copenhagen; Suffolk; Stuttgart, 1981

    • Item 36: Stuttgart (continued from previous reel); Hamburg; BBC (classical), 1981 December 11; 1981 December 9; 1981 October 1

    • Item 37: No description, 1979 September 2; 1982 June 2; 1982 June 25

    • Item 38: Chicago; Fort Worth, TX, 1981 June 28; 1980 February 16

    • Item 39: No description, 1982 August 26, 22

  • Box 6

    • Item 1: WNEW Interviews;  Lehman College, 1983 January 16; 1983 January 30

    • Item 2: 1982 June 25; 1982 March 27; 1980 January 19

    • Item 3: Interviews, etc., 1962-1968, 1983

      Dates: May 13, 1967; May 11, 1969; March 24, 1962; November 1968; June 6, 1963; October 10, 1962, May 27-29, 1963; January 5, 1964, August 14, 1983.

    • Item 4: 1971 November 6; 1971 October; 1971 October 31; 1971 November 6

      First November 1971 date marked "2," the second "1."

    • Item 5: 1982 June 5; 1980 May 14

    • Item 6: 1975 June 7; 1976 June 4

    • Item 7: Ravania, Chicago; H. Caen, 1979 July 24; 1976 March 31

    • Item 8: Interviews, 1946, 1962-1971

      Dates: January 16, 1946; July 18, 1962; October 30, 1963; June 30, 1969; May 22, 1970; June 1969; 1970; February 10, 1971, "etc."

    • Item 9: Osaka; Merv Griffin; Kennedy Center Honors; Long Island University, 1980 September 6; 1982 February 24; imdated; 1982 November 6

    • Item 10: B.G. as sideman, Rane records dub

      5-inch reel.

    • Item 11: TV - Benny Goodman, 1985 November 5; 1957 January 16; 1972 March 13

    • Item 12: Benny Goodman Band - Woolsey Hall, Yale University; unidentified performance, 1985 December 8; 1967 June 28

    • Item 13: Waterloo Village, Stanhope, New Jersey - II. Conclusion, 1985 October 1

    • Item 14: Benny Goodman, Newark, NJ; miscellaneous dates and locations, 1939 February 21; 1939-1966

    • Item 15: Benny Goodman - orchestra, and as a sideman: 78s not released on USA LPs, 1929-1947

    • Item 16: 1936 February 3, February 10; 1936 February 17; 1936 November 25

    • Item 17: 1937 April 28-29; 1939 December 24; 1937 August 10-17

    • Item 18: 1939 January 10; 1939 February 7; 1939 February 14; 1939 March 7

    • Item 19: 1939 March 14; 1939 April 4-11; 1939 May 2

    • Item 20: 1935 January 12; 1935 August 22; 1938 March 31; 1938 April-1943

    • Item 21: 1939 May 9; 1939 October 6; 1940 May 28, June 4; 1941 August 10

    • Item 22: Misc., 1945, 1946, 1948, 1957 October 21; 1958 May 10; 1959 October 22

    • Item 23: Earl Baker; unidentified, 1926; 1935 December 23; 1936 January 6, 13-20

    • Item 24: Movie soundtracks: Big Broadcast of 1937; Hollywood Hotel; Syncopation; Powers Girl

    • Item 25: 1949 January 20; 1941 April-June; 1944 April 14; 1943 October 16

    • Item 26: Let's Dance - Airshots - Benny Goodman, Coolidge Quartet, Carnegie Hall "deletions", 1934-1935

    • Item 27: Various dates; Night in Manhattan, 1934-1937

      Dates: February 2, 1935; August-September, 1935; September 16-24, 1935; October 9, 1936; October 17, 21, 1936; January 27, 1937; December 1, 8, 1934; January 12, 1935.

    • Item 28: Let's Dance, 1935 February-April; 1936 March 18

      Dates: February 9, 1935; March 2, 9, 27, 1935; April 13, 1935; March 18, 1936, "etc."

    • Item 29: Taystee Breadwinner, 1936 April 21; 1937 August 14; 1939 December 31

    • Item 30: Airchecks, 1936 June 30 - 1938 January 4

    • Item 31: Camel Caravan - Remember, Okey-Dokey; Camel Caravan, 1937 August 24; 1937 August 31

    • Item 32: 1939 January 31; 1937 November 16

    • Item 33: Camel Caravan; Hotel Penna; Hotel Penna, 1938 January 18; 1938 March; 1937 December 22

    • Item 34: Airchecks, 1938 March 26 - 1939 December 9

    • Item 35: Various dates, 1938-1940

      Dates: January 18, 1938; May 17, 1938; June 7, 1938; August 9, 1938; November 9, 1938; December 18, 1938; December 21, 1939; March 19, 1940, "etc."

    • Item 36: Various dates, 1936-1942

      Dates: December 5, 1941; August 18, 1936; December 8, 1936; June 13, 1939; November 11, 1939; 1935-1936; December 13, 1938; September 20, 1941; September 1942.

    • Item 37: Victor unissued masters, undated

    • Item 38: 1938 April 23 - July 26

    • Item 39: 1938 August 9 - September 27

    • Item 40: 1938 September 27 - December 20

  • Box 7

    • Item 1: 1938 August 2 - 1939 August 19

    • Item 2: 1939 August 8 - 1941 February 10

    • Item 3: Various dates, 1941-1946; 1959

      Dates: March 24, 1941; April 7, 1941; July 25 - August 17, 1941; September 27, 1941; October 26, 1941, November 13, 1941; November-December 1941; April 10, 24, 30, 1942; May 11, 1942; March 31, 1943; December 1, 1945; October 7, 1946; October 22, 1959.

    • Item 4: 1939 May 16, 23, 30

    • Item 5: 1939 June 6, 20; 1939 September 9; 1939 December 30

    • Item 6: 1939 January 3; 1966 January 1

    • Item 7: 1942 August 10 - 1943 January 10

    • Item 8: 1937 January 6 - 1963 May

    • Item 9: Various dates, 1940-1941

      Dates: June 5, 1941; March 23, 1941; June 22, 1941; June 1940; March 10, 1941; March 17, 1941; June-July 1941; July 5-6, 1941; August 8, 1941; August 1941.

    • Item 10: Misc airshots; Six Appeal to Jack Hits the Road, 1941; undated

    • Item 11: Co. Alternates; La Rosita, 1940-1941; 1946

      Dates: November 7, 1940; May 5, 1941; October 7, 1941; November 16, 1941; July 24, 1946; May 6, 1946.

    • Item 12: Fitch Bandwagon; various dates, 1941

      Dates: February 16, 1941; May-June, 1941; June 1, 1941; June 5, 1941; February 17, 1941; March 3, 1941; April 14, 1941; May 5, 1941; June 6, 1941; June-August 1941; August 8, 1941; September 23, 1941.

    • Item 13: Various dates, 1941

      Dates: June 1941; July 31, 1941; August 1-10, 1941; July-October, 1941; September 16, 1941; September-October 1941; October 26, 2914.

    • Item 14: Meadowbrook; NBC; New Yorker, 1941 October 4; 1941 October 26; 1941 November - 1942 July 1

    • Item 15: Various dates, 1941

      Dates: June-October 1941; September 23, 1941; September 28, 1941; October 8, 1941; October 27, 1941; November 7, 1941; November 13, 1941.

    • Item 16: Various dates, 1941-1943

      Dates: December 14, 1941; January 10, 1942; February 14, 1942; Early 1942; October 1942; November 1942; March 10, 1943.

    • Item 17: Misc. airchecks; Benny Rides Again - Superman, 1941; undated

    • Item 18: Misc. airshots; Rose Room - Body & Soul, 1940s; 1940-1942

    • Item 19: 1943 June 21; 1943 October 13; 1941 August

      1941 date: "Sherman."

    • Item 20: Various dates, 1941-1944

      Dates: October 21, 1942; January 24, 1942; January 10, 1943; October 22, 1942; November 1, 1943; September 11, 1941; September 14, 1941; November 7, 1943; October 4-5, 1944.

    • Item 21: Various dates, 1941, 1945-1946

      Dates: October-December 1941; May 6, 1945; May 19, 1946; November 1946; May 17, 1946; June 2, 1946; January 20, 1946; February 26, 1946; May 28, 1946.

    • Item 22: Untitled; Coca-Cola; Untitled, 1943 March 13, 20, 28, 31; 1943; 1943 July 1, 27

    • Item 23: Various dates, 1945 March 15; 1943 October 31; 1943 November 4-5; 1943 November 30

      "Etc." after dates.

    • Item 24: Beasley, Pettis unissued takes; Columbia unissued takes; AFRS singles; V-Disc 233; AFRS transcriptions; Columbia alternates; WOR film trailer; Music of Jazz Bands electrical transcription # 22, undated

    • Item 25: Movie soundtracks: Sweet and Lowdown; The Gang's All Here; The Benny Goodman Story, 1944; 1943; 1955

    • Item 26: Columbia unissued takes, "Untitled Blues" - "Sweet I've Gotten", undated

    • Item 27: Unissued Columbia takes; Vl. PBS 09690-3; Teddy Wilson Br. [broadcast?]; Metronome Stars, undated

    • Item 28: Unissued Columbia alternate takes No. 8

    • Item 29: Soundtrack, "March of Time"; assorted airshots; assorted airshots (continued), 1944; 1946 May - November; 1946 June - November

    • Item 30: Hotel New Yorker; AFRS One Night Stand # 26; Mosque Theater, Newark, NJ; AFRS Magic Carpet # 199A; Frank Sinatra, Radio AFRS; Buddy Clark Radio Melody HR 216, 1943-1947

      Dates: October 21, 1943; undated; December 1945; undated; January 30, 1946; November 3, 1947.

    • Item 31: Hotel New Yorker; New York Radio; "Click" Restaurant, Philadelphia; S.M.L. 83/84, Jubilee 168, One Night Stand 1722, 194(4?) November; 1944 July 32; 1948 June 3; undated

    • Item 32: Various dates, 1943

      Dates: September 25, 29, 1943; November 27, 28, 1943; December 11, 1943 (continued).

    • Item 33: Various dates, 1936-1948

      Dates: December 11, 1943; December 15, 1943; 1944 ("Jolson"); December 20, 1943; November 29, 1945; December 1, 1948;  December 6, 1948; March 18, 1936; February 4, 1941; February 2, 1942; early 1942; December 3, 1942; December 11, 1943.

    • Item 34: Hotel New Yorker, 1943 October 16 - November 19

    • Item 35: Various dates, 1943-1944

      Dates: November 17, 1943 (conclusion) - December 16, 1943; June 21, 1944; July 15, 1944.

    • Item 36: O.N.S. No. 45; Glenn Miller Day, 1943 November 9; 1945 June 5

    • Item 37: Esquire Jazz Concert; Los Angeles (sextet); Telephone Hour; Los Angeles (sextet); AFRS # P-533, 1945 January 17; 1948 January; 1946 July 29; January 1948; undated

    • Item 38: Various dates, 1943, 1946

      Dates: March 31, 1943; July 27, 1943; July 30, 1943; November 5, 1943; November 20, 1943; July 15, 1946.

    • Item 39: 1946 July 15, July 22, August 5, August 12

  • Box 8

    Barcode 707182.

    • Item 1: 1946 August 12, September 2, September 23, October 7, October 14

    • Item 2: Various dates, 1946, 1949

      Dates: October 14, 21, 28, 1946; November 4, 11, 1946; July 21, 1949

    • Item 3: 1946 May 30, June 7, May/June, July/August, October 20, November 7

    • Item 4: 1946 November 7, 9, 14, 20, 21

    • Item 5: 1946 November 21, 30, December 4, November/December; 1947 July 2

    • Item 6: Various dates, 1941, 1945, 1948, 1958

      Dates: May 30, 1941; December 20, 1945; May 27, 1948; May 29, 1948; October 1948; 1958.

    • Item 7: Mission Beach, San Diego; 400 Restaurant, New York - AFRS One Night Stand 872, 1260, 1946 February 2; 1946 November 15

    • Item 8: 400 Restaurant, New York - AFRS One Night Stand 1046; Meadowbrook Gardens, Culver City, CA - AFRS One Night Stand 856, 1946 June 12; 1946 January 27

    • Item 9: 400 Restaurant, New York - AFRS One Night Stand 1024; AFRS One Night Stand 1197, 1946 June 5; 1946 November 1

    • Item 10: Mobil Gas shows, 1946 July 1, July 8

    • Item 11: Mobil Gas shows, 1946 July 29, August 26

    • Item 12: 400 Restaurant, New York - AFRS One Night Stand 1229, 1300, 1946 November; 1946 November 22

    • Item 13: Victor Borge airshot; T'Ain't What You Do; Benny Goodman - Templeton, Avalon, Lover, Winsocki, Someday Sweetheart; Assorted airshots, 1946 September; 1939 October 6; undated; 1940-1946, 1945 June 2

    • Item 14: Jack Benny; Palladium, 1942 December 27; 1949 March 6, 1943 March

    • Item 15: Misc. airshots from Victor Borge and the 400 Restaurant; Winter Wonderland - Benny Rides Again, undated; 1946 November 29

      "15 minutes." Unclear how much of recording is covered by 1946 date.

    • Item 16: AFRS Radio - Hollywood, CA - AFRS Jubilee 166; Hollywood Palladium - AFRS One Night Stant 1931, 1946 January; 1949 March 15

    • Item 17: Misc. Victor Borge Shows, 1947 January 6 - February 17

    • Item 18: 1948 January, May 25, May 28

      January date marked "conclusion."

    • Item 19: 1948 May 19, June 1, June 5

    • Item 20: Various dates, 1944-1948

      Dates: November 16, 1947; December 2, 1948, December 5, 1948; 1944-1946.

    • Item 21: 1949

      March 6 (conclusion), March 21; Ma4rch 19 and 26; April 2; March; June 18.

    • Item 22: AFRS 1911; Misc. airchecks; AFRS BML-570, 597, 1949 March 11; 1949; undated

    • Item 23: Hollywood Palladium - AFRS One Night Stand 1901; Hollywood Palladium - AFRS One Night Stand 1974, 1949 March 8, March 25

    • Item 24: Hollywood Palladium - AFRS One Night Stand 1946, 1957, 1949 March 22, 29

    • Item 25: Benny Goodman, 1949 March 4, August 27

    • Item 26: Star Time TV, 1950 September 26 - November 14

    • Item 27: Star Time TV; Ken Murray TV; Big Show radio; Star of Family TV, 1950 November 14-28; undated

      1950 date for Star Time only.

    • Item 28: Peggy Lee; Jack Benny, 1951 July 15; 1942 December 13

    • Item 29: Kreisler Bandstand; Avalon; M. Block; Virginia Beach, 1951 March 21; 1952 July 6; 1954 January 1; 1949 September 3

    • Item 30: Blue Note Chicago; Airshots, 1952; 1943

    • Item 31: Radio and TV shots, Dorsey-Benny Goodman to Big Record, 1946-1957

      4-track.

    • Item 32: The Benny Goodman Story - movie soundtrack, 1955

    • Item 33: Tokyo, Japan concert, 1956 December

    • Item 34: Thailand Radio shot; WQXR-FM interview; "Look Here" TV, 1957 January 1; undated; 1957 December 15

    • Item 35: Rhodes-On-The-Pawtuxet dance, Cranston, RI, 1957 February 23

    • Item 36: Benny in Brussels - "TV tape-film", 1958 December 8

      Audio reel, despite labeling.

    • Item 37: Benny in Brussels - WNYC radio broadcasts, 1958 June 2, 3, 4

    • Item 38: Euravision [sic] - Benny in Brussels; Benny Goodman at Aragon Ballroom; Spotlight Bands transcription airshot, undated; undated; 1943

    • Item 39: "High Road" - TV tape of Blokker; Holland concert (from film); Newport Jazz Festival radio broadcast, undated; 1958; 1958 July 4

  • Box 9

    Barcode 707181.

    • Item 1: Swing Into Spring, 1958 April 9

    • Item 2: Swing Into Spring, 1959 April 10

    • Item 3: Interviews: W.M.B. Williams Radio, Hy Gardner TV, Jack Paar TV; Radio Five Europe, 1958 January 16; 1958 April 2; 1958 April 7; undated

    • Item 4: Music USA, Gary Moore, Perry Como, Big Party, Bell Hour; Dinah Shore, Ed Sullivan, Bell Hour, Ed Sullivan, Carnegie Hall, Bell Hour, Benny Goodman duo, 1958-1961

    • Item 5: Brandywine Music Circus; Concordville, PA, 1953 March 21; 1960 August 1

    • Item 6: Benny Goodman at Disneyland; Freedomland, 1961 June; 1961 September 7, 9

    • Item 7: Calendar TV; Bell Telephone Hour; Lively Ones TV; Lively Ones TV (additional); Tonight Show; Tonight Show (additional); Today Show; Arthur Godfrey radio, Various dates

      Dates: March 26, 1962 (Calendar); April 27, 1962 (Bell); July 25, 1963 (Lively Ones); August 22, 1963 (Lively Ones); October 24, 1963 (Tonight Show); March 22, 1965 (Tonight Show); 1962 (Today Show); April 28-29, 1960 (Godfrey).

    • Item 8: Benny Goodman - "World of"; Allen-Benny Goodman, 1963 January 24; 1955

    • Item 9: Mystic Seaport, 1964 July 10

    • Item 10: Canada classical; New York City classical; BBC TV jazz; Mobil classical, undated

    • Item 11: Las Vegas, NV; RCA building, New York; Las Vegas; WNEW interview; M. Block interview; Glenn Miller tribute., undated, 1967

      Only the second Las Vegas item has a date, January 1, 1967. All others are undated.

    • Item 12: Las Vegas, 1966 December 31; 1967 January 1

    • Item 13: Danny Kaye TV; Bell Hour; M. Wallace; Stravinsky; Johnny Carson

      4-track.

    • Item 14: 1944 October 23; 1945 March 20, 1945 March 11; 1945 March 21

    • Item 15: Various dates, 1941-1954

      Dates: March 2, 1942; early 1942; May 29, 1945; December 20, 1945; May 30, 1948 ("BML 597"); June 5, 1948; July 21, 1949; July 9, 1950; April 5, 1954; May 28, 1941.

    • Item 16: SLB No. 623; Mobil Show, 1945 March 15, 20; 1946 August 19

    • Item 17: Various dates, 1941-1945

      Dates: December 19, 1941; August 24, 1941; February 20, 1942; November 1, 1942; January-March 1944; June 1944; late November 1945 ("Kings of Jazz")

    • Item 18: Various dates, 1941, 1946

      Dates: October 21, 1941; June 11, 1946; January 26, 1946; January 1946; January 3, 1946.

    • Item 19: Various dates, 1941, 1946

      Dates: September-October 1941; May 31, 1946; June 2, 4, 5, 1946; July 11, 1946; November-December 1946.

    • Item 20: 1946 January 14; 1944 June 21; 1962 August 12

      "Autumn Nocturne" indicated after 1962 date.

    • Item 21: Columbia unissued alternate masters #1

    • Item 22: Columbia unissued alternate masters #2

    • Item 23: Columbia alternate unissued "takes" #3

    • Item 24: Columbia alternate unissued takes #4

    • Item 25: Columbia and Victor alternate unissued #5

    • Item 26: Columbia alternate unissued takes #6

    • Item 27: Columbia alternate unissued takes #7

    • Item 28: Various dates, 1941, 1946, 1947

      Dates: March-April 1941; April 14, 1941; June-October, 1941; December 4, 1941; July 22, 1946; November 11, 1946; December 2, 1946; December 9, 1946; March 10, 1947.

    • Item 29: Freedomland; Misc.; untitled, 1962 August 11; 1941; 1946 January 26

    • Item 30: Various dates, 1945-1947

      Dates: May 22, 1946; December 21, 1945; June 3, 1947; February 24, 1947; November 25, 1946.

    • Item 31: Mobil shows, 1946 December 16 - 1947 April 14

    • Item 32: Mobil shows, 1947 April 21 - June 30

    • Item 33: Various dates, 1946-1948

      Dates: November-December 1946; February 3, 24, 1947; early February 1947; May 19, 26, 1947; Early June, June 9, 23, 27, [1948]; January 1948.

    • Item 34: Esquire concert; "A Song is Born"; film trailers, 1944 January 18

      Date for Esquire concert only.

    • Item 35: Movie - A Song Was Born; AFRS Mail Call 117, 1948; 1944 December

    • Item 36: Various dates, 1942, 1943, 1949

      Dates: March 31, 1949; October 19, 1942; November 12, 1942; November-December 1943; December 1943.

    • Item 37: Untitled; "Right You Are", 1952 August 20; 1952 September 19

    • Item 38: Various dates, 1940-1945, 1965

      Dates: January 15, 1940; December 25, 1940 - December 13, 1941; February 4, 1942 - February 21, 1942; June 26, 1943 - November 10, 1943; May 29, 1945; March 22, 1965.

    • Item 39: Various dates, 1944-1962

      Dates: October 27, 1944; December 16, 1945; June 3, 1946; April-May 1950; October 30, 1959; November 27 1959; April 26, 1962; September 7, 1961.

  • Box 10

    Barcode 707221.

    • Item 1: Brussels World's Fair #1, 1958

    • Item 2: Brussels World's Fair #2, 1958

    • Item 3: Berlin; Stockholm, 1958 May 10; 1959 October 18

    • Item 4: Belgium Concert; Brussels World's Fair, 1966 August 7; 1958

    • Item 5: Various dates, 1948, 1954, 1955, 1958

      Dates: November 5, 1954; December 14, 1955; May 1958; June 26, 1948; July 3, 1948.

    • Item 6: Freiburg, Germany; Bremen, Germany, 1959 October 15; 1959 October 19

    • Item 7: Bremen, Germany; Stockholm, Sweden, 1959 October 19; 1950 April 24

    • Item 8: Basel, Switzerland, 1959 October 28

    • Item 9: Vancouver, British Columbia, 1960 September 16

    • Item 10: 1963 February 1; 1971 March 18

    • Item 11: WNEW radio; Indiana Festival, 1967 December 31; 1960 July 30

    • Item 12: Various dates, 1945 December 1; 1962 October 3; 1964 September 10; 1966 June 16

    • Item 13: 1966 June 16; 1968 March 14; 1969 June 26

    • Item 14: 1969 June 26; 1961 November 3

    • Item 15: 1961 November 3; 1971 March 4; 1971 March 7

    • Item 16: Interviews, 1959 April 27; 1965 November 26; 1965 January 8; 1970 June 8

    • Item 17: Various dates, 1968-1970, 1975

      Dates: January 16, 1968; August 28, 1969; March 15, 1968; May 4, 1970; December 12, 1975. List ends with "etc.," suggesting possible additional content.

    • Item 18: Milan, Italy, 1970 February 8

    • Item 19: Hamburg, Germany, part 1, 1970 February 28

    • Item 20: 1962 August 3; 1963 January 22

    • Item 21: Ravinia Festival;  untitled, 1969 July 23; 1970 February 22

    • Item 22: Milwaukee, WI, 1969 November 7

    • Item 23: Warren Hicks, Russ Connor, WBAI-FM

    • Item 24: London; Sweden, 1970 February 14; 1970 February 22

    • Item 25: 1972 March 21; 1970 March 3; 1971 September 30; 1972 July 4

    • Item 26: Berlin; Vianeggio, Italy, 1970 March 3; 1970 August 17

    • Item 27: Munich; Berlin, 1970 February 26; 1971 March 20

    • Item 28: Hamburg, Germany, 1971 March 19

    • Item 29: Nuremberg, Germany; Richmond, VA, 1971 March 12; 1971 September 11

    • Item 30: Copenhagen; Rainbow Grille, New York, 1972 March 13; 1971 October 10

    • Item 31: Untitled; Paris, 1972 March 11; 1972 March

    • Item 32: Central Park Mall, New York City; PSB-TV, 1972 July 4; 1976

    • Item 33: CBC-FM radio, Showcase '73; Toronto, 1973; 1972 September

    • Item 34: Various dates, 1971-1973

      Dates: July 21, 1971; October 18, 1971; October 25, 1971; June 1, 1972; October 20, 1972; November 29, 1972; May 30, 1973; June 29, 1973.

    • Item 35: Untitled

      Dates crossed out, 1973-1975.

    • Item 36: 1959 October 22; 1957 October 18; 1959 October 19; 1958 July 4

    • Item 37: Brighton, England; untitled, 1971 September 30; 1979 November 12

    • Item 38: Houston, TX, 1963 November 28

    • Item 39: London; Manchester, England, 1972 March 3; 1972 March 1

    • Item 40: 1973 December 10; 1973 December 26; 1973 December 8 - 1974 February 24

    • Item 41: Australia; Disneyland; untitled, 1973; 1964 June 12; 1961

      1961 date added parenthetically.

    • Item 42: 1972 February 28; 1972 May 27; 1973 December 8; 1959 October 22

      May 27 date added parenthetically.

    • Item 43: Toronto; CBC-FM, 1974 March 1; 1973 October

  • Box 11

    Barcode 707222.

    • Item 1: Reader's Digest, 5 tunes, 1973 February 18

    • Item 2: Academy of Music, Philadelphia, 1974 March 24

    • Item 3: London; Carnegie Hall, 1974 October 12; 1972 February 13

    • Item 4: Atlantic City, NJ; Valley Forge, PA, 1974 February 17; 1974 September 27

    • Item 5: 1974 September 13; 1974 September 28; 1974 November 30

    • Item 6: 1974 November 30; 1975 May 16; 1975 May 17

    • Item 7: 1975 May 17; 1975 August 23; 1972 November 8

      1972 date marked "interview."

    • Item 8: Columbia takes #8

    • Item 9: Columbia takes #9

    • Item 10: Columbia takes #10

    • Item 11: Columbia takes #11

    • Item 12: 1973 August 31; 1973 September 1; 1979 June 22

    • Item 13: 1973 March 6; 1975 May 23

    • Item 14: 1975 May 23; 1975 May 24

    • Item 15: 1975 August 25; 1975 October 31

    • Item 16: 1974 October 26; 1974 June 29; 1975 July 2; 1975 August 25

      August 25 recording labeled as 13 minutes in length.

    • Item 17: 1976 January 15, June 16

    • Item 18: Performances; talk shows, 1975-1978

      Performances: April 15, 1976, June 20, 1976. Talk shows: November 11, 1976, May 12, 1976, May 12, 1975, July 18, 1977, October 22, 1978.

    • Item 19: 1976 June 28; 1976, February 6

    • Item 20: 1975 December 5, 6

    • Item 21: 1972 July 8; 1973 July 13

    • Item 22: 1973 August 21; 1973 August 23; 1974 June 27

    • Item 23: 1974 June 27; 1975 July 5; 1975 August 8

    • Item 24: 1976 August 4; 1971 October 2

    • Item 25: 1976 September 15, 18

    • Item 26: 1975 August 8; 1976 August 4; 1975 November 5

    • Item 27: 1966 August 6-7; 1968 January 16; 1975 December

    • Item 28: 1972 August 18, 19; 1973 June

      Label marked "bad."

    • Item 29: 1976 October 16; 1976 October 19; 1977 October 8

    • Item 30: Sweden, 1976 October 18

    • Item 31: 1977 February 19, February 10

    • Item 32: 1977 April 10; 1978 April 6; 1978 June 22

    • Item 33: 1976 July 4; 1977 May 2; 1971 November 5

    • Item 34: 1977 June 18; 1976 June 25; 1976 July 4

    • Item 35: Waterloo, 1977 August 6

      Stereo.

    • Item 36: 1977 November 7; 1978 July 3

    • Item 37: Amherst, MA, 1977 October 15

    • Item 38: PBS TV; untitled, 1977 December 6; 1976 October 11

  • Box 12

    Barcode 707294

    • Item 1: 1977 July 22; 1973 November 27; 1977 November 1; 1982 June 25

      1982 date marked "second show."

    • Item 2: Carnegie Hall, 1978 January 17; 1978 April 4; 1980 January 3

      Locations of second and third venues unclear.

    • Item 3: 1977 July 17; 1978 July 18

    • Item 4: 1978 June 18; 1977 July 20; 1979 December 8

    • Item 5: Chicago; Boston, 1977 September 25; 1980 March 7

    • Item 6: 1978 February 21; 1979 June 24

    • Item 7: 1979 March 24; 1978 August 1

    • Item 8: 1979 March 5; 1979 August 14

    • Item 9: 1979 August 18; 1979 August 26; 1979 October 30; 1980 February 14

    • Item 10: 1979 September 29; 1979 July 27

    • Item 11: American Music Awards; A. Francis; WNEW; Merv Griffin, 1980 March 27; 1979 December 21; 1980 May 30; 1980 October 31

    • Item 12: 1980 June 5; 1979 June 15; 1966 June 16

      1966 date labeled "classical."

    • Item 13: 1980 November 23, November 7

    • Item 14: Playboy festival; Japan; untitled, 1979 June 15; 1980 September 3, 7; 1982 July 18

• Series 2: Cassettes

  • Box 1

    Contains small boxes 1-8. Barcode 697673.

    • Box 1-1

      Barcode 714634.

      • Item 1: Charlie Barnet, Lionel Hampton, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Harry James, Artie Shaw - airchecks, undated

      • Item 2: Tommy Dorsey, 1935-1939

        Dates: November 3, 1935; December 22, 1935; April 19, 1936; November 22, 1936; January 31, 1937; August 29, 1937, August 1939.

        1935 date labeled as "Magic Key" broadcasts; August 1939 labeled as Raleigh Cigarettes Show.

      • Item 3: Tommy Dorsey: Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, NJ, 1940 February 24

      • Item 4: Tommy Dorsey: Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, NJ, 1940 March 2

      • Item 5: Woody Herman; Harry James, 1940 February 26; 1953 May 25-June 20

      • Item 6: Woody Herman - Hollywood Palladium; Jimmy Dorsey - Hotel Penna; Les Brown - Hollywood Palladium; Glenn Miller - Washington, D.C., unknown location, 1942 August 20; 1943 March; 1947 June 8; 1940 September, April 2

        Location unknown for April 2, 1940 date.

      • Item 7: Woody Herman; AFRS Jubilee 268, Battle of the Bands: Harry James, Earl Hines, Page Cavanaugh; Harry James - Hollywood Palace, 1946 March 25; 1944; 1964 October 24

      • Item 8: Ella Fitzgerald Orchestra - Savoy Ballroom, New York; Glen Gray - ; Stan Kenton; Jan Savitt, 1940 January 22; 1942 August 6; 1945 September 17; 1937 September 14

      • Item 9: Harry James - Hollywood Palladium; Harry James - Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles; Tommy Dorsey - Hollywood Palladium, 1953 March April; 1953 January 6; 1952 early

      • Item 10: Harry James - Astor Hotel, New York City, 1953 May 25, June 4

      • Item 11: Harry James: Astor Hotel, New York City; Hollywood Palladium; U.S. Marine Corps Show #2; Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, 1953 May-June; 1953 March-April; 1954; 1953 January 7

      • Item 12: Glenn Miller - Glen Isle Casino, NY; Ziggy Elman - Hollywood Palladium; Harry James Big Bands (TV); Buddy Rich (TV); Buddy Rich on the Mike Douglas Show, 1939 July 26; 1948 August; 1965 August; 1967 July 8; 1968 March 26

      • Item 13: Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Harry James, Gene Krupa Buddy Rich, Stan Kenton  - various performances, 1936-1966

      • Item 14: Buddy Rich TV appearances: Joey Bishop, Elliot-Ferguson Orchestra; Elliot-Ferguson Orchestra (additional); Here's Lucy; Michael Douglas Show; David Frost; David Frost (additional); Tonight Show; Wolf Trap Farm Park; Merv Griffin, 1967-1979

        Dates: November 27, 1967; June 25, 1970; August 29, 1970; October 5, 1970; July 1970; July 16, 1970; July 24, 1970; October 13, 1970; February 6, 1973; November 1, 1979.

      • Item 15: Timex Jazz Show (TV); Timex Jazz Show (additional); Steve Allen Show, 1958 April 30; 1958 November 10; 1958 May 4

      • Item 16: 78 rpm records: Count Basie, Dorsey brothers, Ziggy Elman, Woody Herman, Stan Kenton, Glenn Miller, Tommy Reynolds, Buddy Rich

      • Item 17: 78 rpm records: Count Basie to Tommy Dorsey

      • Item 18: Issued and unissued 78 rpm records, airchecks, electrical transcriptions - Count Basie to Charlie Spivak

      • Item 19: 78 rpm records: Tommy Dorsey to Woody Herman

      • Item 20: 78 rpm records: Woody Herman to Jan Savitt

      • Item 21: 78 rpm records: various

      • Item 22: 78 rpm records: various, including W. Bradley, B. Byrne, Andy Kirk

      • Item 23: Big Band Bash, PBS-TV; Lionel Hampton; All-Star Swing Reunion, 1978 March 18; 1978 July 16; 1984 December 2

    • Box 1-2

      Barcode 714635.

      • Item 1: Harry James - Columbia 78s; Jimmy Dorsey - Decca 78s; Jimmy Lunceford - electric transcriptions

      • Item 2: 78 rpm records: Jimmy Dorsey, Decca records.

      • Item 3: Electrical transcriptions: Gene Krupa; Charlie Spivak, 1941, 1946; 1943

      • Item 4: Electrical transcriptions: Jan Savitt; Chick Webb, 1938-1939; 1939

      • Item 5: Misc. TV: Woody Herman; Harry James; Buddy Rich; movie The Big Beat, 1957-1976

        Buddy Rich with the Joe Harnell Orchestra, Michael Douglas Show (June 25, 1973); Harry James Orchestra, Michael Douglas Show (December 28, 1966); The Big Beat (movie, 1958); Harry James, Jerry Lewis show (December 10, 1959); Harry James, Dinah Shore Show (May 24, 1959); Woody Herman, Big Record (February 5, 1958); Woody Herman, Steve Allen show (February 1, 1959); Harry James, Big Record (November 13, 1957).

      • Item 6: Stan Kenton Orchestra- airchecks; Count Basie Orchestra - "One More Time" (TV); Les Brown with the Count Basie Orchestra; Paul Weston Orchestra; Basie and Mel Torme on the Jerry Lewis Show;  Harry James; Torme and Herman; Harry James on the Ed Sullivan Show; Torme and Herman on PBS, 1940s; 1968-1976

        Identifiable dates: Basie on One More Time - April 18, 1968; Jerry Lewis Show - April 16, 1968; Ed Sullivan - May 5, 1968; PBS - March 12, 1976

      • Item 7: Soundsheets (Flexi discs) from various magazines

      • Item 8: Ella Fitzgerald Songbook on Soundstage (PBS); excerpts of "Satchmo" on PBS, 1979 December 9

      • Item 9: Brussels - Air Force Network radio; unidentified; Berlin; Newport, RI; Vienna; Danny Kaye TV show, 1959 March 25-31; 1959 October 22; 1958 July 4; 1968 June 27; 1972 March 13

      • Item 10: Roulette LP record: Birdland All-Stars at Carnegie Hall, 1954 September 25

      • Item 11: Shady Grove, Gaithersburg, MD; Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, TX, 1974 October 26; 1980 February 16

        Discrepancy in first date: labeled both as 1973 and 1974.

      • Item 12: Benny Goodman with the San Diego Symphony, Golden Hall; Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Aurex Jazz Festival, Osaka, Japan; Tokyo Jazz Festival, 1978 February 21; 1974 June 25; 1980 September 6; 1980 September 3

      • Item 13: Rainbow Grill, New York City; 30th Anniversary Party, Manhattan, NY, 1966 June 3; 1968 January 16

      • Item 14: Milwaukee, WI, 1969 November 7

      • Item 15: Royal Festival Hall, London, 1970 February 14

      • Item 16: Concert Hall, Gothenburg, Sweden, 1970 February 22

      • Item 17: Bayerischer Hof, Munich, Germany, 1970 February 26

      • Item 18: Rainbow Grill, New York City, 1971 November 6

      • Item 19: Woody Herman - Monterey, CA, 10th Annual Jazz Festival; Count Basie; material from LPs, 1967 September; 1977 July 15; undated

      • Item 20: LP records: Selections including Buddy Rich, Ray Eberle, Sy Oliver, the Frankie Capp Orchestra

      • Item 21: Hollywood on the Air; other material, 1933 June 5; undated

        Includes material from radio stations WJZ, CHMS (Canada), 2RN Ireland, Radio Paris.

      • Item 22: Carnation Contented Hour - radio, 1949 August 29; 1944 October 23; 19[??] December 25

      • Item 23: Radio broadcasts, 1927-1952

        Includes music, presidential speeches, various celebrities.

    • Box 1-3

      Barcode 714636.

      • Item 1: Caravan; Palomar Ballroom; Caravan; Mildred Bailey Show; unknown; 400 Restaurant, New York City; What's New; Meadowbrook; Meadowbrook (additional); New Yorker; Hotel Sherman, Chicago; Meadowbrook; 3 untitled segments, 1937-1946

        Dates: March 6, 1937; August 19, 1937; September 28, 1937; December 31, 1939; January 5, 1945; June-August, 1945; May 22, 1946; March 18, 1939; March 24, 1941, June-July 1941; November-December 1941; July 25 - August 17, 1941, September 27, 1941; early 1942; May 7, 1944; February 13, 1943; January-March 1942

      • Item 2: New York; Asheville, NC; Los Angeles, St. Paul, MN; New York; New York (2); New York (3); New York (4); New York (5); Atlantic City; Chicago; Newark, NJ, 1939-1941

        Dates: April 4, 1939; April 25, 1939; August 19, 1939; September 23, 1939; October 7, 1939; October 16, 1939; November 25, 1939; December 2, 1939; December 16, 1939; July 6, 1941; July 25 and August 17, 1941; September 14, 1941.

      • Item 3: Misc. airchecks, 1938-1943

        Dates: October 21, 1941; April 25, 1939; April 16, 1938; November 1, 1943; July 6, 1938; Late 1938; December 20, 1938; November 11, 1939; December 2, 1939; December 9, 1939; August 5, 1938; February 20, 1943; November 29, 1939; December 18, 1938; January 17, 1939; October 9, 1939.

      • Item 4: Misc. airchecks, 1938-1946

        Dates: September 16, 1939; October 7, 1941; May 25, 1946; December 18, 1938; October 13, 1939; October 26, 1941; early July, 1943; October 14, 1939; December 2, 1939; December 11, 1939; February 10, 1941; 1945-1946; May 28, 1944; February 4, 1941

      • Item 5: Various dates, 1941 September-November

        Dates: September 14, 1941; Sptember 11 and October 8, 1941; September 16, 1941; September 28, 1941; October 8, 1941; October 27, 1941; October 26, 1941; November-December 1941.

        September 11, October 8 1941 at Meadowbrook, in Cedar Grove, NJ.

      • Item 6: Various dates, 1941-1943

        Dates: December 1, 1941, December 2, 1941; December 5, 1941; December 6, 1941; December 9, 1941; December 14, 1941, March 10, 1943; March 24, 1943, March 20, 1943; March 13, 1943.

        Venues: Hotel New Yorker (December 1); Spotlight Band (December 5); Hotel New Yorker (December 6, 9); Palladium, California (March 10, 1943). Other March, 1943 dates also apparently at the Palladium.

      • Item 7: Misc. airchecks, 1936 December 9 - 1945 December 20

        Dates: December 11, 1937; December 9, 1936; March 9, 1937; October 21, 1939; November 13, 1941; December 20, 1941; July 23, 1943; August 2, 1943; August 7, 1943; January 19, 1937; February 3, 1937; January 6, 1937; March 23, 1937; October 27, 1944; May 7, 1944; early July, 1944; December 20, 1945; December 28, 1937; February 22, 1938.

      • Item 8: Misc. airchecks, 1941 August 24 - 1945 December 8

        Dates: November 7, 1943; December 19, 1941; August 24, 1941; November 13, 1943; May 7, 1944; December 8, 1945; November 10, 1943; July 25 and August 8, 1941; September 23, 1941.

      • Item 9: Palladium; Palladium (2); Palladium (3); Hotel Astor, New York; Hotel Astor (2); Cornell University; Hotel New Yorker, 1938 March 31; 1943 March 28 - October 31

        Dates: March 28, 1943, March 31, 1938; April 5, 1943; July 27, 1943; July 30, 1943; September 25, 1943; October 31, 1941

      • Item 10: Misc. airchecks, 1941 March 31 - 1945 December 23

        Dates: November 28 and December 23, 1945; March 31, 1941; December 4, 1941; mid-June, 1941; July 31, 1941; October 26, 1941; July 12, 1941; August 8, 1941; July 24, 1941; August 8, 1941 (additional); October 21, 1941; November 1, 1941

      • Item 11: Misc. airchecks, 1941 July 12 - November 29, 1946

        Dates: July 12, 1941; March 1943; October 27, 1944; January 11, 1946; March 1946; September 9, 1946; November 9, 1946; September 16, 1946; November 29, 1946; November 6, 1944; September 2, 1946; September 23, 1946.

      • Item 12: Misc. airchecks, 1941 September 28 - 1946 July 11

        Dates: July 30, 1943; November 7; 1943; May 29, 1945; September 28, 1941; September-October 1941; July 11, 1946; November-December 1941; January 20, 1946; October 26, 1941;  November 13, 1941; November 4, 1943; November 5, 1943.

      • Item 13: Various dates, 1942 January - 1946 December 30

        Dates: January-March 1942; January 10, 1943; February 20, 1943; November 5, 1943; Early July, 1943; July 8, 1946;  July 22, 1946; December 9, 16, and 23, 1946.

      • Item 14: Various dates, 1946 October 21 - 1947 April 4

        Dates: October 21, 1946 (conclusion); November 4, 1946; November 11, 1946; January 27, 1947; February 10, 1947; February 17, 1947; February 24, 1947; March 10, 1947; March 17, 1947; March 24, 1947; March 31, 1937; April 7, 1947.

      • Item 15: Misc. airchecks, 1943 February 28 - 1946 November 29

        Dates: March 13, 1943; March 20, 1943; October 9, 1943; March 28, 1943; December 1943; November 29, 1946; February 28, 1943; March 31, 1943; July 27, 1943; May-June 1946; July-August 1946; November 7, 1946.

      • Item 16: Misc. airchecks, 1943 September 29 - 1946 January

        Dates: September 29, 1943; November 28, 1943; December 11, 1943; November-December 1943; December 1943; June 21, 1944; November-December 1943; July 31, 1944; January 1946; November 29, 1945; March 5, 1945.

      • Item 17: Hotel New Yorker; unidentified; unidentified (2); 400 Restaurant, New York; Meadowbrook; 400 Restaurant, 1943 November 5 - 1946 May 28

        Dates: November 5, 1944; November 20, 1943; November 30, 1943;May-June 1945; January 26, 1946; May 28, 1946

      • Item 18: Mosque Theater, Newark, NJ; 400 Restaurant, New York; Supper Club, New York; 400 Restaurant; Mobil Show; Victor Borge Show; unidentified, 1945 December 21 - 1947 March 10

        Dates: December 21, 1945; June 2, 1946; Febryary 26, 1946; May 22, 1946; December 2 and 9, 1946; November 18, 1946; March 10, 1947.

      • Item 19: Unidentified; 400 Restaurant; 4000 Restaurant (2); 400 Restaurant (3); 400 Restaurant (4); Meadowbrook; unidentified, 1946 May 28 - September 28

        Dates: May 28, 1946 (conclusion); May 31, 1946; June 4, 1946; June 7, 1946; June 11, 1946; September 27, 1946; September 28, 1946

      • Item 20: Hollywood; Culver City, CA; Culver City, CA (2); Culver City, CA (3), 1946 January

        Dates: January 1946 (no specific date); January 26-30, January 14, and "early January" 1946.

      • Item 21: Meadow Brook Gardens, Culver City, CA; 400 Restaurant, New York, 1946 January 27; 1946 June 5

      • Item 22: Mobil Show, New York; 400 Restaurant, New York; Mobil Show; Culver City, CA, 1946 July 1, June 5, July 29, September (late)

      • Item 23: 400 Restaurant, 1946 June 12, November 1

    • Box 1-4

      Barcode 714637.

      • Item 1: 400 Restaurant, 1946 November 9, 14, 20, 21, 30

        Unclear if all performances were at the 400 Restaurant.

      • Item 2: Unidentified (possibly 400 Restaurant); Victor Borge Show, 1946 November 30; 1946 December 4; 1946 December;  1947 January 6, 13, 20

        November 30, 1946 date continues from previous tape. January dates are for the Victor Borge Show.

      • Item 3: Mobil Gas Shows, 1946 July 15, August 19, September 23, October 7, 4, 21

      • Item 4: 400 Restaurant, 1946 November (early); 1946 November 22

      • Item 5: Fred Allen Show; Carnation Hour; "Just Jazz"; Click Restaurant - NBC; Click Restaurant - NBC (2), 1947 November 16, December 27; 1947 June 27; 1948 May 29, June 1, 5

      • Item 6: Mobil Shows, 1941-1947

        Some shows on A-side feature Victor Borge and Benny Goodman.

        Dates: March 3, 1941; February 24, 1947; April 7, 14, 21, 1947; May 5, 12, 19, 26, 1947; June 9, 16, 23, 1947.

      • Item 7: "A Song Is Born" (movie); Tommy Dorsey, MC; Click Restaurant; Click Restaurant (2); Click Restaurant (3); Hotel Syracuse, New York, 1947; 1948 May 27, 28, June 5, December 1

      • Item 8: Hotel Syracuse; Click Restaurant; MOD electrical transcription; Stork Club, New York; Ed Sullivan Show; Buddy Clark Show; Hollywood Palladium, 1948 December 2, 5, unknown; 1949 March 21, 19, 26; 1949 April 2

      • Item 9: Palladium; unidentified (possibly Palladium); Palladium, 1949 March 11, March 15, March 29

      • Item 10: Palladium; Virginia Beach, VA; Ken Murray (TV); Blue Note - Chicago, 1949 April 1, September 3; 1951 September 22; 1952 August 27

      • Item 11: Palladium; BBC Radio; Voice of America electronic transcription; London; Zurich; NBC Symphony Hour; Star Time (TV); unidentified; WFU-TV; Star Time; unidentified; unidentified (2); unidentified (3); unidentified (4); unidentified (5), 1949 March - 1950 November

        Dates: March-April 1949; July 21, 1949; May 1950; July 9, 1950; September 26, 1950; October 3, 8, 10, 17, 24, 31, 1950; November 7, 14, 1950.

      • Item 12: Star TIme (TV); unidentified; unidentified (2); Palladium; Palladium (2); Palladium (3), 1950 November 14, 21, 28; 1949 March 6, 8; 1949 March-April

      • Item 13: Bangkok, Thailand - NBC Radio; Bronx, NY; Juan-les-Pins, Antibes, France, 1956 December; 1938 January 30; 1982 July 21

      • Item 14: Tokyo, Japan; Martha Raye (TV); Steve Allen Show; Ed Sullivan Show; Perry Como Show, 1957 mid-January; 1955 April 12, July 2; 1957 February 10, March 23

        Final 1957 date also given as March 28.

      • Item 15: Only known Goodman performances of Winter Wonder and The Christmas Song (with Anita O'Day); assorted tunes; numerous airchecks, undated; undated; 1935-1939

      • Item 16: Only known Goodman performances of particular tunes, 1935-1946

      • Item 17: Columbia Records - unissued masters, "breakdowns", 1941 May 5 - 1942 February 5

      • Item 18: Capitol 78 rpm records; unknown dates and locations; "A Song Was Born" movie soundtrack; AFRS Mail Call #117; AFRS Jubilee #271; AFRS Jubilee #299, various dates

        AFRS Mail Call #117from December 1944; AFRS Jubilee #271 dated December 27, 1948. AFRS Jubilee #299 dated December 27, 1947 (possible typo).

      • Item 19: Goodman on TV: Big Bands at Disneyland - KTTV; Merv Griffin Show; Mitzi Gaynor; Tonight Show, 1961 June 12; 1976 May 20; 1978 March 16; 1978 June 22

      • Item 20: Benny Goodman at Moscow Sports Palace, 1962 July 3-8

      • Item 21: Benny Goodman Septet - Mystic, CT, 1964 July 10

      • Item 22: Tropicana, Las Vegas, WNBC Radio; Tropicana, WABC radio; Tropicana, WCBS radio, 1966 December 31; same; 1966 December 27

      • Item 23: Unidentified; Arthur Godfrey Show; Comlain-la-Tour, Belgium; Schaefer Beer commercials; Tonight Show; David Frost; WNEW-TV news; Stuart Cline interviews Goodman, 1960-1978

        Dates: November 9, 1962; April 28, 1960; August 6-7, 1960; March 1967; June 20, 1967; July 7, 1971; November 1, 1977; January 17, 1978.

    • Box 1-5

      Barcode 714638.

      • Item 1: World of Benny Goodman; Danny Kaye Show; Bell Telephone Hour; Tonight Show; Bell Telephone Hour; unidentified, 1936-1967

        Dates: January 24, 1963; September 17, 1965; March 25, 1966; November 16, 1966; October 24, 1965; August 21, 1967.

      • Item 2: Schaefer Music Festival, New York; Benny Goodman with the Max Gregor Orchestra (German TV); Frankfurt, Germany, AFN Radio, 1969 June 26; 1971 March 4; 1971 March 7

      • Item 3: Riverboat, New York, WNEW radio; Freedomland, New York, 1967 December 31; 1961 September 9

      • Item 4: Comblain-la-Tour, Belgium; Merv Griffin Show; Today Show; Mike Douglas Show, 1966 August 6-7; 1968 March 14; 1973 May 30; 1978 June 14

      • Item 5: Stockholm, 1970 February 20

      • Item 6: Dick Cavett Show; Michael Douglas Show; ABC News; Dick Cavett Show; Dick Cavett Show (2); Dick Cavett Show (3);, 1971-1972, 1979

        Dates: July 21, 1971; October 11, 1971; October 1971; June 1, 1972; October 16, 1972; November 1, 1979.

      • Item 7: Theatre Populaire, Paris; Hamburg, Germany; Carnegie Hall; Benny Goodman with Arthur Fiedler, 1972 February 28; 1973 December 8; 1974 January 27; 1974 May 9

      • Item 8: Westbury, NY; Lehmann College, Bronx, NY, 1975 December 6; 1983 January 30

      • Item 9: Herb Coen (?) birthday party (Benny Goodman Sextet);San Francisco; Merv Griffin Show, 1976 March 31; 1961 July 25; 1956 December 10

      • Item 10: Benny Goodman Septet, 1977 October 15

      • Item 11: Carnegie Hall, 1978 January 17

      • Item 12: Benny Goodman - Playboy Jazz Festival; North Sea Jazz Festival (Netherlands), 1979 June 15; 1982 July 18

      • Item 13: unidentified (conclusion); Merv Griffin Show; Merv Griffin Show (2); Merv Griffin Show (3); 2000 (TV); Merv Griffin; NBC Magazine; Merv Griffin; WNEW radio; Enterntainment Tonight; WNEW radio, 1930s; 1978-1983

        Dates: May 16, 1978; November 16, 1978; March 16, 1978; October 15, 1979; November 10, 1979; September 30, 1980; April 4, 1981; January 23, 26, 1981; February 18, 1982; June 1982 (WNEW station jingle); June 1, 1982; August 14, 1983.

      • Item 14: Benny Goodman, Globe Jazz Festival - Symphony Hall, Boston (radio), 1980 March 7

      • Item 15: Roseland Ballroom, New York, on WNEW radio; Tonight Show; Freedom Land, 1980 February 14; 1980 January 17; 1961 September 7

      • Item 16: Benny Goodman - Slukefter, Copenhagen, 1981 September 4; 1948 May 29; 1949 March 4

      • Item 17: Juan-les-Pins; 75th anniversary tribute, Sheffield, 1982 July 22; 1984

      • Item 18: Benny Goodman Orchestra, 1985 October 1, 7

      • Item 19: Benny Goodman, Woolsey Hall, Yale University, 1985 December 8

      • Item 20: Grammy Awards; Entertainment Tonight; WNEW radio; Jerry Williams (radio); news reports of Benny Goodman's death; Entertainment Tonight; WNEW radio; Kennedy Center Honors, 1982, 1986, 1992

        Dates: February 25, 1986; March 11, 1986; March 1986; June 11, 13, 16, 1986; July 1992; December 25, 1982.

      • Item 21: Benny Goodman - unissued Victor and Columbia takes; unissued airchecks, 1929 January 22 - 1943 July

      • Item 22: Benny Goodman - alternate and unissued Victor and Columbia takes

      • Item 23: Benny Goodman - alternates, breakdowns, test pressings, 1941-1952

    • Box 1-6

      Barcode 714639.

      • Item 1: Artie Shaw - Bluebird and Victor masters records

      • Item 2: Artie Shaw - Hotel Lincoln, 1938 November 25, 29, December 1, 2, 6

      • Item 3: Artie Shaw - Hotel Lincoln, 1938 December 6, 14, 16, 20, 23

      • Item 4: Hotel Lincoln; Hotel Lincoln (2); Ritz Carlton, Boston; Hotel Penna; Burns & Allen Show (3 dates); Fitch Bandwagon; electrical transcription; Kraft Music Hall; unknown film with Bob Crosby orchestra, 1938-1947; undated

        Dates: December 23, 29, 1938; August 22, 1939; November 10, 1939; January 6, 20, 13 (Burns & Allen); April 8, 1945; October 10, 1947; March 15, 1945; undated.

      • Item 5: Artie Shaw - Thesaurus electrical transcriptions; AFRS electrical transcriptions, 1946, 1949; 1944-1945

      • Item 6: Jimmy Rowles LP; Artie Shaw Orchestra; Oscar Peterson and Stephane Grappelli, 1981; 1938-1939; 1979

      • Item 7: Artie Shaw - Loew's Theater, New York; "America Salutes [the] President], Honolulu, CBS shortwave; Fitch Bandwagon; Buddy Rich and Harry James; Les Brown; Sam Donahue with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra ("Big Bands" TV); Les Brown - Hennesey (TV); Today Show, 1941-1970

        Dates: December 8, 1941; January 30, 1943; April 8, 1945; March 2, 9, 1953; June 11, 1958; 1960s; 1962-1963; January 13, 1970.

      • Item 8: Electrical transcriptions: Chick Webb (Thesaurus 706, 705); Gene Krupa; Lionel Hampton, Voice of America American Jazz No. 26; Harry James - TV; Jackie Gleason - Honeymooners, 1939; 1946; 1946; 1952; 1955 December

      • Item 9: Electrical transcriptions: Gene Krupa (P-228); Harry James (P-227, P-92, P-621, P-662); Artie Shaw; Tex Beneke, 1944 late; 1944; 1943-1944; 1946; 1946; 1940s

      • Item 10: Swingin', SInging Years (TV); Big Band Cavalcade (TV), 1960 March 8; 1973

      • Item 11: Charlie Barnet with the Guido Basso Orchestra; Woody Herman with Basso; "In the Mood" - CBC-TV;  Stan Kenton with Basso; CBS-TV - World's Greatest Jazz Band, 1971 October 21, 14, 7; 1969 May 11

      • Item 12: Former Glenn Miller Band members; Cavalcade of Amateurs; Frank Sinatra with the Hoboken Four; Amateur Hour overseas; 20/20 TV, 1935-1980

        Dates: May 26, 1961;  March 28, 1965; September 4, 1935; April 4, 1965; January 3, 1980.

        Dating of Amateur Hour segments is unclear.

      • Item 13: Ken Murray (TV, 3 dates); Steve Allen (2 dates), Gala EP FPK-708; Vienna; Macy's Parade; Rehearsal - Bell Telephone Hour; Democratic Party rally, 1951-1964

        Dates: September 22, 1951; December 2, 1951; Summer 1952 - Fall 1953; July 12, 1954; December 14, 1955; October 3, November 27, 1959; April 26, 1962; September 10, 1964.

      • Item 14: Harry James - Lake Compounce, Bristol, CT, 1973 April 6

        Tape 1.

      • Item 15: Harry James - Lake Compounce, Bristol, CT, 1973 April 26

        Tape 2.

      • Item 16: Harry James - Sheraton Inn, Norwich, CT, 1982 October 20

        Tape 1.

      • Item 17: Harry James - Sheraton Inn, Norwich, CT, 1982 October 20

        Tape 2.

      • Item 18: Stan Kenton - Lake Compounce, Bristol, CT, 1973 July 26

        Tape 1.

      • Item 19: Stan Kenton - Lake Compounce, Bristol, CT, 1973 July 26

        Tape 2.

      • Item 20: Gene Krupa - Holiday Inn, Groton, CT, 1972 April 4

      • Item 21: Glenn Miller Orchestra - State Armory, New London, CT, 1970 November 28

      • Item 22: Glenn Miller Orchestra, directed by Dick Gebhart - New Haven Green, New Haven, CT, 1987 August 8

        Tape 1.

      • Item 23: Glenn Miller Orchestra, directed by Dick Gebhart - New Haven Green, New Haven, CT, 1987 August 8

        Tape 2.

      • Item 24: Thad Jones and Mel Lewis - New London (CT) High School, 1973 June 15

    • Box 1-7

      Barcode 714640.

      • Item 1: Buddy Rich - Avon High School, Avon, MA, 1970 April 7

      • Item 2: Mel Tormé and the Buddy Rich Band - University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, 1991 March 1

      • Item 3: Loren Schoenberg Group with Doc Cheatham - New Haven Green, New Haven, CT, 1992 August 1

        Tape 1.

      • Item 4: Loren Schoenberg Grou with Doc Cheatham - New Haven Green, New Haven, CT, 1992 August 1

        Tape 2.

      • Item 5: Artie Shaw Orchestra (Dick Johnson, conductor) - New Haven Green, New Haven, CT; Lionel Hampton, 1985 July 12, August 3

        Hampton performance labeled "#3."

      • Item 6: Artie Shaw Orchestra (Dick Johnson, conductor) - New Haven, CT, 1986 July 19

        Taoe 1

      • Item 7: Artie Shaw Orchestra (Dick Johnson, conductor) - New Haven, CT, 1986 July 19

        Tape 2.

      • Item 8: Artie Shaw Orchestra (Dick Johnson, conductor) - Mystic Seaport, Mystic, CT, 1995 June 24

        Tape 1.

      • Item 9: Artie Shaw Orchestra (Dick Johnson, conductor) - Mystic Seaport, Mystic, CT, 1995 June 24

        Tape 2.

      • Item 10: Bill Watrous - U.S. Coast Guard Academy, 1976 March 27

      • Item 11: Eddie Costa, Benny Golson, Coleman Hawkins, and others - Westerly, RI Jazz Festival, 1959 September 9

        Also listed: Jimmy Cleveland, trombone; George Tucker, bass; Eddie Campbell, drums.

      • Item 12: Maynard Ferguson Alumni - Ryles Jazz Club, Cambridge, MA, 2003 May 3

        Tape 1. Maynard Ferguson does not participate.

      • Item 13: Maynard Ferguson Alumni - Ryles Jazz Club, Cambridge, MA, 2003 May 3

        Tape 2. Maynard Ferguson does not participate.

      • Item 14: Duke Ellington - WNEW radio, Basin Street East, New York; Harry James - NBC radio, Harold's Club, Reno, NV; Stan Kenton - NBC radio, Thunderbolt Hotel, Milbra, CA; Count Basie - Jerry Lewis Show (TV), 1965; 1967 December 31; 1968 January 1; 1968 April 16

      • Item 15: Count Basie and Tony Bennett - WNEW radio, aboard the Queen Elizabeth II; Harry James - NBC radio, Desert Inn, Las Vegas; Woody Herman - NBC radio, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas; Charlie Barnet - Merv Griffin Show (TV), 1969 December; 1977 January 1; 1971 January 1; 1971 January 18

      • Item 16: Woody Herman (TV); Buddy Rich; Mike Douglas Show; Sounds of the '60s (TV); Mike Douglas Show; Ed Sullivan Show; Happy Days; Buddy Rich with Allyn Ferguson Orchestra;, 1967-1970

        Dates: April 5, 1970; July 29, 1967; October 11, 1967;  January 22, 1969; November 1968; August 27, 1970; June 25, 1970 .

      • Item 17: Buddy Rich at Ronnie Scott's, London; Tropicana Hotel, Las Vegas, 1971 December 6-8; 1970 March 30-April 1

        First selection has issue number Mosaic MCD-1009.

      • Item 18: Salute to Duke Ellington - Yale University, WTIC-TV, Hartford; Woody Herman and Mel Tormé - Basin Street East, New York, 1972 October 20; 1966 October 29

      • Item 19: Sy Oliver Orchestra - NBC Radio, Riverboat, New York; Duke Ellington - NBC Radio, Rainbow Grille, New York; Count Basie - WNEW Radio, Riverboat, New York; Count Basie - soundtrack to Cinderfella, 1971 December 31; 1972 January 1; 1978 March 23; 1960

      • Item 20: "Just Jazz" - AFRS Jubilee # 261; All-Star Swing Festival; Merv Griffin (TV), 1947 May; 1972 October 23; 1980 September 30

      • Item 21: Lionel Hampton - NBC radio, Worcester Center Galleria, Worcester, CT; Woody Herman and Count Basie, Pete Fountain and the Big Easy Jazz Band - WNEW radio, Epcot Center, Lake Buena Vista, FL, 1971 December 31; 1982 October 10

      • Item 22: Thad Jones - Mel Lewis Orchestra, Hartford, CT Jazz Festival, 1974 February 8

      • Item 23: Count Basie - New York; Woody Herman, 1976

        Both on PBS-TV.

    • Box 1-8

      Barcode 714641.

      • Item 1: Harry James on television, 1976 June, 1970 August 20, July 2; 1918 February 3, 4

        Includes interview with Harry James, Dick Haymes on the Merv Griffin Show (June, 1976).

      • Item 2: Buddy Rich Orchestra in Europe, 1977

      • Item 3: Count Basie band; Artie Shaw interviews (1976 and 1983); announcement of Count Basie's death, 1979 June 15; 1976 April 16, 1983 December 16; 1984

      • Item 4: Count Basie; Lionel Hampton, 1981 November, 1981 September 6; 1980

        Basie: 1981 dates. Hampton: late 1980.

      • Item 5: Count Basie, 1972 March 6

      • Item 6: "Count Basie" Orchestra, 1987 January 23

        1 of 2. Connecticut College, New London, CT.

      • Item 7: "Count Basie" Orchestra, 1987 January 23

        2 of 2. Connecticut College, New London, CT.

      • Item 8: "Count Basie" Orchestra, 1990 June 8

        1 of 2. Garde Arts Center, New London, CT.

      • Item 9: "Count Basie" Orchestra, 1990 June 8

        2 of 2. Garde Arts Center, New London, CT.

      • Item 10: "Count Basie" Orchestra, 1994 March 8

        Westerly, Rhode Island.

      • Item 11: Les Brown, 1998 June 18

      • Item 12: "Tommy Dorsey" Orchestra, 1989 July 29

        1 of 2. New Haven Green, New Haven, CT.

      • Item 13: "Tommy Dorsey" Orchestra, 1989 July 29

        2 of 2. New Haven Green, New Haven, CT.

      • Item 14: Maynard Ferguson, 1973 November 28

        Holiday Inn, Peabody, Massachusetts.

      • Item 15: Maynard Ferguson, 1973 November 28; 1977 November 18

        1973: Continues previous item at the Holiday Inn, Peabody, Massachusetts.

        1977: WFSB-TV studio, Hartford, Connecticut.

      • Item 16: Lionel Hampton, 1984 August 3

        1 of 2. New Haven Green, New Haven, Connecticut.

      • Item 17: Lionel Hampton, 1984 August 3

        2 of 2. New Haven Green, New Haven, Connecticut.

      • Item 18: Lionel Hampton, 1985 August 3

        1 of 2. New Haven Green, New Haven, Connecticut.

      • Item 19: Lionel Hampton, 1985 August 3

        2 of 2. New Haven Green, New Haven Connecticut.

      • Item 20: Lionel Hampton, 1987 April 10

        1 of 3. Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut.

      • Item 21: Lionel Hampton, 1987 April 10

        2 of 3. Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut.

      • Item 22: Lionel Hampton, 1987 April 10; 1971 December 3

        1987: 3 of 3 segments.

        1971: Recorded in Worcester, Massachusetts.

      • Item 23: Woody Herman Orchestra, 1967 November 16

        Groton, Connecticut.

  • Box 2

    • Box 2-1

      • Item 1: Buddy Greco - Peanuts Hucko Orchestra, 1992 February 21

      • Item 2: Peanuts Hucko Orchestra, Jorgensen Auditorium, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, 1992 February 21

      • Item 3: Salute to Benny Goodman, Mousey Alexander, drums and narrator, with Clark Terry, Paul Anka, Sy Oliver; Sarasota Jazz Festival; Hartford, CT; Airmail Special, 1960s; 1984 May; 1980s; undated

        Labeling unclear on tape insert. Cassette labeled A: Salute to Benny Goodman; B: "Chick" Cicchetti Band.

      • Item 4: "Tonight Show Band, etc., rehearsals"

      • Item 5: Benny Goodman, "Let's Dance" programs, 1934 December 18, 22; 1935 January 5, 26

      • Item 6: Benny Goodman, "Let's Dance" programs, 1935 February 2, 9, 23; 1935 March 2, 9

      • Item 7: Benny Goodman, Congress Hotel, Chicago, 1935 December 23; 1936 January 13, 20; 1936 February 3

      • Item 8: Benny Goodman, Congress Hotel, Chicago; Elgin Revue; Hotel Pennsylvania, 1936 February 3, 10, 17, March 18; 1936 May 12; 1936 November 25

      • Item 9: Benny Goodman, Palomar Ballroom; Congress Hotel, Chicago, 1935 August 22; 1936 January 6

      • Item 10: Benny Goodman, miscellaneous airchecks, 1936 May 26 - 1938 January 4

        Dates: May 26, 1936; September 1, 1936; October 27, 1936; December 8, 1936; December 9, 1936; January 27, 1937; March 16, 1937; May 11, 1937; July 13, 1937; July 20, 1937; September 7, 1937; September 12, 1937; September 14, 1937; October 19, 1937; October 26, 1936; November 23, 1937; December 14, 1937;  December 25, 1937; December 28, 1937; January 4, 1938.

      • Item 11: Benny Goodman, 1935 January - March; 1936 May 12; 1937 March 3 - 1938 September 13

        1935 dates: January 5, January 12, February 23, March 2.

        1936 date: May 12, 1936

        1937 dates: March 3, May 18, July 6, July 13, July 20, September 21, November 2, November 13, December 14

        1938 date: February 22

      • Item 12: Benny Goodman, Camel Caravans, 1937 August 10, 17

      • Item 13: Benny Goodman, Camel Caravans, 1937 August 24, 31

      • Item 14: Benny Goodman, 1937 April 28-30; 1936 April 6; 1939 January 3, 10; 1939 February 14

      • Item 15: Benny Goodman Airchecks, 1937, 1938, 1939

        Only specific date given is July 27, 1937.

      • Item 16: Benny Goodman, 1937-1939

        1937 date: June 22, 1937

        1938 dates: April 23, May 10, June 28, August 16, August 23, September 1, October 25, November 1, November 8

        1939 Dates: March 21, March 28

      • Item 17: Benny Goodman airchecks, 1938 March 26 - December 20

        Dates in 1938: March 26, March 31, May 3, May 17, May 24, May 31, December 13, December 20.

      • Item 18: Benny Goodman, State Theater, Hartford, Connecticut; Indianapolis, Indiana, 1937 January 19 - 1939 March 7

        Dates: January 19, 1937, February 6, 1937, September 13, 1938, February 7, 1939, March 7, 1939.

      • Item 19: Benny Goodman, Camel Caravans, 1938 July 12, August 9, November 15; 1939 July 8

      • Item 20: Benny Goodman, shortwave broadcast (BBC via CBS), Camel Caravan Cleveland, Waldorf, Fitch Bandwagon, Meadowbrook Cedar Grove, 1937 January 6 - 1941 September 26

        Dates: January 6, 1937; June 7, 1938; October 23, 1939, February 16, 1941, September 16 and 26, 1941.

      • Item 21: Camel Caravans; Los Angeles, 1938; 1943

        Camel Caravans, 1938: April 26, June 14, June 21, July 5, August 2, October 4, October 11

        Los Angeles: February-March 1943.

      • Item 22: RCA "Magic Key" Radio; Glenn Miller Day on WNEW, 1935 December 28; 1945 June 5

        RCA program includes interview with George M. Cohan by John B. Kennedy.

      • Item 23: Camel Caravans; Goodman performance near Detroit, Michigan, 1939 February 14, May 9; 1938 August 30

    • Box 2-2

      • Item 1: Benny Goodman, Camel Caravans, 1939 March 14; 1939 April 4

      • Item 2: Benny Goodman, Camel Caravans, 1939 April 11; 1939 May 2

      • Item 3: Benny Goodman, Camel Caravans (May 1939); rehearsal, 1939 May 16, 23, 30; 1939 June 13

      • Item 4: Benny Goodman, Camel Caravans, 1939 June 6, June 20, September 9, December 30

      • Item 5: Benny Goodman, miscellaneous airchecks, 1937 May 11 - 1941 October 1

        1937 dates: May 11, November 6, November 23

        1938 dates: August 30, September 20, October 4, November 15, December 20

        1939 dates: January 17, February 7, February 14

        1941 dates: July 12, September 14, September 16, September 23, October 1

      • Item 6: Benny Goodman, miscellaneous airchecks, 1937-1939; 1939 March 18; 1941 September 16

        Numerous dates between 1937 and 1939. Interviews listed under March 18, 1939 date.

      • Item 7: Benny Goodman, miscellaneous airchecks, 1939, 1940, 1942

        Numerous dates under years listed above.

      • Item 8: Benny Goodman, "What's New" radio programs, 1941 February 10 - April 14

        1 of 2. Seven consecutive programs through March 24; followed by April 7 and 14.

      • Item 9: Benny Goodman, "What's New" radio programs, Meadowbrook, Fitch Bandwagon, 1941

        2 of 2. "What's New" dates: April 21, April 28. May 5

        Meadowbrook, New Jersey dates: September 20, October 4

        Fitch Bandwagon dates: October 26.

      • Item 10: Benny Goodman, miscellaneous airchecks; "What's New" radio programs, 1941

        "What's New" dates: February 10, April 21, April 28.

      • Item 11: Monte Proser Dance Carnival, Madison Square Garden, New York City, 1941 May 28, May 30, June 2, June 6

        Some tracks "misc. May-June 1941."

      • Item 12: Mark Hopkins Hotel, San Francisco; Hotel Sherman, Chicago, 1940 May 28, June 4; 1941 August 10, 1942 October 19

      • Item 13: Benny Goodman Orchestra, airchecks, 1941, 1943

      • Item 14: Benny Goodman, miscellaneous airchecks, 1940 April 12 - 1949 January 20

        Selections include President Harry S Truman's inaugural ball. Other selections mainly from 1940 and 1941.

      • Item 15: "Spotlight Bands", 1942

      • Item 16: Benny Goodman, 1942 January 1; 1942 August 10; 1943 November 9

      • Item 17: Benny Goodman; Jack Benny Show; Tommy Dorsey Show, television shows, 1942, 1943, 1946, 1957

        Television shows: Crescendo, September 29, 1957; Big Record, December 4, 1957; Look Here, December 15, 1957,

• Series 3: Other media