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Playlist for October 05, 2009 from 6:00PM - 8:00PM

Current New Orleans Time: Sun, 3:59pm

Playlist Date & Time: 10/5/2009 6:00PM - 8:00PM

Program: Swing Session with Kathleen Lee

Playlist Tracks
The Pin Stripe Brass Band
"Last Chance to Dance"
Your Last Chance to Dance
Orleans
Preservation Hall Jazz Band with Percy Humphrey
"When the Saints Go Marching In"
Playing on Preservation Hall
Preservation Hall
Kid Ory
"Didn't He Rumble"
Good X Jazz Story
Good X Jazz
Firehouse 5 Plus 2
"High Society"
Good X Jazz Story
Good X Jazz Story
Benny Goodman & His Orchestra
"King Porter Stomp"
The Best of Ken Burns Jazz
Song
Dizzy Gillespie Sextet ft. Charlie Parker
"Groovin High"
The Best of Ken Burns Jazz
Song
Bob Crosby and His Orchestra
"Wolverine Blues"
New Orleans 1918-1944
Jazzman
Luther Kent
"Flip Flop Fly"
Fulton St. Live
Harrahs
Danny Barker, Dan Burley, Tyree Glenn, Ken Kersey, Oran Thaddeus Page, Walter Page, Burney Peacock, Paul Quinichette
"Kersey's Boogie"
Jammin At Rudi's
Jazzology
Danny Barker, Dan Burley, Tyree Glenn, Ken Kersey, Oran Thaddeus Page, Walter Page, Burney Peacock, Paul Quinichette
"Sweet Sue"
Jammin At Rudi's
Jazzology
Dr. Michael White
"Give It Up"
Putamayo Presents New Orleans
Putamayo
Blue Wisp Big Band
"Strollin"
Tribute
Sea Breeze
Blue Wisp Big Band
"Sweet Georgia Brown"
Tribute
Sea Breeze
Topsy Chapman
"Baby Won't You Please Come Home"
Putamayo Presents New Orleans
Putamayo
Canadian Brass
"Swing that Music"
Swing that Music
Opening Day
Canadian Brass
"Carolina Shout"
Swing that Music
Opening Day
Tommy Sanction Trio
"His Eye is on the Sparrow"
Self
Live at Trinity
Boilermaker Jazz Band
"You Do Something to Me"
You Do Something to Me
Phonolithic
Leroy Jones
"1944 Stomp"
Guillaume's Invitation
Guillaume/Nouaux
Pfister Sisters
"Laissez Faire"
Change in the Weather
Mambo Goddess
Lyle Lovett & Asleep at the Wheel
"Blues for Dixie"
Greatest Hits
Capitol
Nat King Cole
"I Was A Little Too Lonely and You Were a Little Too Late"
Nat King Cole at the Movies
Capitol