The Greatest Recordings Of The Big Band Era (Archive Collection) 1-100

100 red records divided into 50 hard-bound album boxes.
The famous recordings of the big band era (archive collection). An extensive and comprehensive collection of American big band recordings. Each is an original recording from that time.
Here is a collection that it would be very difficult for a single person to put together. Some of the recordings never made it to Europe. The selection was made in the archives of such well-known companies as Columbia, Decca, Victor Capitol, with such excellent brands as Brunswick, OKeh, Vocallion, Bluebird and Perfect. Many of these recordings have been out of print for years. Others were only released on 78 records and never appeared again. Some copies are rare recordings from American radio broadcasts ... including Frank Sinatra's soulful farewell for the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra with the impressive "The Sond is You". In many cases, the panel considered different versions of the same song before selecting a particular recording for the collection. That's why every selected track is a classic recording,
Details:
1/2: Glenn Miller/Will Bradley/Orrin Tucker/Don Redman
3/4: Harry James/Horae Heidt/Jack Jenney/Claude Hopkins
5/6: Vaughn Monroe/Gus Arnheim/Larry Clinton/Boyd Raeburn
7/8: Duke Ellington/Frankie Carle/Bob Chester
9/10: Tommy Dorsey-The many Sides
11/12: Benny Goodmann/Shep Fields/ Ted Weems
13/14:Jimmy Dorsey/Erskine Hawkins/Ted Lewis/Les Elgart
15/16: Guy Lombardo/Ozzie Nelson/ Cab Calloway
17/18: Count Basie/ Charlie Spivak/Xavier Cugat
19/20: Charlie Barnet/ Hel Kemp
21/22: Gene Krupa/Wayne King/Red Nichols/Will Osborne
23/24: Louis Armstrong /Dick Jurgens/Elliot Lawrence
25/26: Les Drown/ Leo Reisman/ Jay Mcshann / Buddy Rogers
27/28: Artie Shaw/ Dizzy Gillespie/ Roger W. Kahn/ Art Mooney/ Si Zentner
29/30: Bunny Berigan/ Jan Garber/ California Ramblers/ Les Hite
31/32: Woody Herman/ Andy Kirk/ Johnny Long/ Tommy Tucker
33/34: Bob Crosby/ Buddy Rich/ Noble Sissle/ Fred Waring
35/36: Sammy Kaye/ Hal Mcintyre/ Henry King/ Frankie Masters/ Muggsy Spanier
37/38: Stan Kenton/ Raymond Scott/ Billy Butterfield/ Art Jarrett/ Jerry Wald
39/40: Lawrence Welk/ Buddy Morrow/ Dean Hudson/ Chuck Foster/ Carl Hoff
41/42: Claude Thornhill/ Tony Pastor/ Mitchell Ayres
43/44: Kay Kyser/ Joe Haymes/ Paul Tremaine/ Teddy Hill/ Sonny Burke
45/46: Sauter-Finegan/ Rudy Vallee/ Luis Russell/ Tom Gerum
47/48: Freddy Martin/ Clyde Lucas/ Del Courtney/ Tiny Hill/ Tommy Reynolds
49/50: Benny Carter/Alvinq Rey/ Harlan Leonard/ Phil Harris/ Ray Anthony
51/52: Glenn Miller AAF Band / Georgie Auld/ Bert Block/ Ted Fio Rito
53/54: Eddy Duchin/ Billy May/ Bennie Moten/ Coon-Sanders
55/56: Duke Ellington/ Jack Teagarden/ George Hall/ Irving Aaronson
57/58: Earl Hines/ Dorsey Brothers/ Ralph Flanagan/ Bert Lown
59/60: Benny Goodman/ McKinney´s Cotton Pickers/ Vincent Lopez
61/62: Casa Loma Orchestra/ Charlie Johnson/ Lew Stone/ Clyde McCoy
63/64: Harry James/ Freddie Slack/ Bobby Sherwood/ Dick Stabile
65/66: Fletcher Henderson/ Eddy Howard/ Blue Barron/ The Squadronaires
67/68: Guy Lombardo/ Randy Brooks/ Mal Hallett/ Savoy Sultans
69/70: Isham Jones/ Teddy Powell/ Joe Venuti/ Teddy Wilson
71/72: Count Basie/ Bobby Hackett/ Roy Fox/ Jack Hylton
73/74: Jimmie Lunceford/ Sam Donahue/ Jerry Gray/ Skinnay Ennis/ Machito
75/76: Artie Shaw/ Anson Weeks/ Van Alexander/ Tex Beneke
77/78: Lionel Hampton/ Sonny Dunham/ Ray McKinley/ Ted Straeter
79/80: Jimmy Dorsey/ Ambrose/ Johnny Green/ Willie Bryant
81/82: Red Norvo/ Ben Pollack/ Jimmie Grier/ Lennie Hayton
83/84: Woody Herman/ Carmen Cavallaro/ Ina Ray Hutton/ Sy Oliver
85/86: Ray Noble/ Bob Zurke/ Hudson-Delange / Fats Waller
87/88: Claude Thornhill/ Louis Prima
89/90: Jan Savitt/ Smith Ballew/ Neal Hefti
91/92: Bob Crosby/ Mills Blue Rhythm Band/ Russ Morgan
93/94 : Chick Webb/ Ted Heath/ Perez Prado/ John Bothwell/ Nat Brandwynne
95/96: Les Brown/ Jean Goldkette/ Richard Himber
97/98: Paul Whiteman/Edgar Hayes/ Alphonso Trent/ Ruby Newman
99/ 100: Duke Ellington/ Bob Wills/ George Olsen/ Al Donahue