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“Knockin' One Out To Sam.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Father Cooperate.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Guest - Les Paul Trio, Pat Kaye, - How High The Moon 2nd - Don't Let Me Dream.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“In a Mellow Tone (Charlie Barnet).” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“The First Tune Is In A Mellow Tone.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Royal Garden Blues (Red Nichols AHO) REC.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“How High the Moon ( Al Casey).” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Coquette.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“For Musician's Only.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Guests Chu Berry And Mary Lou Williams.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Royal Garden Blues.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Gypsy Love Song.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Airmail Special.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Riffamarole.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“For Musicians Only.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Cherry.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Enric Madriguera Introduces His Own Records.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Program Charlie Barnet Orchestra.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“St James Infirmary (Artie Shaw).” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Sand (Paul Whiteman AHO) REC.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Sand (Paul Whiteman).” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Program charlie barnet.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“I Surrender Dear (Coleman Hawkins).” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Woody Herman Introduces Recordings Of His New Herd.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Listen Honey.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“I Found a New Baby.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Program gypsy love song.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“The Barcarole.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Jimmy Dorsey.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, May 26, 1943.“Stan Kenton Introduces Recordings Of His Orchestra.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1945.“Program 165 - 1st - A Poet Plays Boogie Woogie - Carmen Cavallero.” Downbeat. Radio broadcast, May 6, 1945.