We have modified our schedule slightly as we were unable to locate some charts in the late Keith Nichols’ collection.
“Aint’cha Got Music?” Henry ‘Red’ Allen, 1929-35
Muggsy in the ’30s
“A Good Man To Have Around” – Rarest Jimmie Noone
Harry Reser’s Six Jumping Jacks
Trombonology: Tommy Dorsey plays Sweet
“Charlie’s Ideas” -Paul Howard’s Quality Serenaders
“The Professors” – Mauro Porro & Andrew Oliver
Collegiate Love – The Music of Ted Weems
“I’m More Than Satisfied” – Bix & Tram’s Chicago Loopers
Clarinet Trios
The Lil and Louis Songbook
“London Blues” – The Savoy Havana Band
“Too Late? Never!” King Oliver’s Victor Recordings
Fred Van Eps – the Ragtime Banjoist
Unrecorded songs from the Library of Congress
Rhythm King – the young Bing Crosby
More than Five Pennies – Red Nichols’ big bands
Roya Naldi’s Hot Combination
Tubas in the Moonlight
“The Fabulous Fives“
“A Rendezvous With Rhythm” – The Ellingtonians
Oscar Alemán
Sweet And Hot – Andy Kirk’s Twelve Clouds Of Joy
“Shake That Thing!” – Abe Lyman’s Orchestra
“That’s All” – Annette Hanshaw
Fess Williams’ Royal Flush Orchestra
“After The Storm” – Jazz in Paris, 1919-23
Teddy Wilson’s Small Groups
Is Everybody Happy?” – Ted Lewis
And Our grand finale – A Battle Of Jazz – Fletcher Henderson v. The Missourians
There is also a jam session every evening after the concert programme finishes.
