Episode 8 of our Big Band Remotes features radio broadcasts by the bands of BENNY GOODMAN, GLENN MILLER, FREDDY NAGLE, ANSON WEEKS, COUNT BASIE, ARTIE SHAW, TOMMY DORSEY and WOODY HERMAN.
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BIG BAND REMOTES 07
Big Band Remotes and radio programs with vocalist Bob Eberly, Carroll Gibbons, Benny Goodman, Al Overland, Anson Weeks, Ben Pollack and Bill Snyder (poor quality).
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| ANSON WEEKS |
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| CARROLL GIBBONS |
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| BEN POLLACK |
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| RAY EBERLY |
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