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Swing Street Radio Failover

Genre: Swing

Swing Street Radio features the most requested Big Band & Swing Music from the dawn of Jazz in the 20’s to the depression to World War II.Swing Street Radio, its logo and "Where The Big Bands Swing" slogan are registered trademarks of Edgewater Productions. Swing Street Radio registrants are bound by the Privacy Policy and including but not limited to, confidentiality and social media policies as permitted by law.

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	Charlie Mccarthy Show Crime Classics - Radio Yesteryear 153
	Mills Brothers & Hal Mcintyre Ork - After All [1952]
	Pasadena Roof Orchestra (Gb) - How'm I Doin'
	Henny Hendrickson Ork - Without That Gal [1931]
	Ray Noble & Howard Barrie - Ive Got My Love To Keep Me Warm [1937]
	Fletcher Henderson & Katherine Handy - Underneath The Harlem Moon (Clean) [1932]
	Ray Noble Ork - Harlem Nocturne [1939]
	Kai Ewans Ork & Benny Carter - Memphis Blues (E) [1936]
	Jimmy Dorsey & Bob Eberly & Kitty Kallen - Besame Mucho [1944]
	Paul Whiteman - Willow Weep For Me [1932]
	Freddy Martin - Slaughter On Tenth Avenue
	Jan Garber & Mull Downey - Round Evening [1928]
	Piccadilly Dance Orchestra (Gb) - My Hat's On The Side Of My Head
	Dinah Shore & Gordon Jenkins - Be Careful It's My Heart
	Jimmy Lunceford - Tain't What You Do [1939]
	Mills Blue Rhythm Band - Jazz Martini [1933]
	Ted Black Ork & Tom Brown - If I Didnt Have You [1931]
	Artie Shaw & Billie Holiday - Any Old Time
	Francisco Alves (Br) - Brazil [1939]
	Dandy Dance Ork - Midnight Moon [1925]

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Al Bowlly: The Velvet Voice That Defined An Era
swingstreetradio.org Monday, 13 April 2026 05:19:23
In the golden glow of the interwar years, when British dance halls shimmered with delight and radio waves carried voices across the miles, few were as instantly recognizable- or as enduring- as that of Al Bowlly. Smooth, intimate, and effortlessly romantic, Bowlly became one of the defining vocalists of the 1930s, leaving behind a legacy … Continue reading Al Bowlly: The Velvet Voice That Defined An Era
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Stompin’ at the Savoy: A Remembrance
swingstreetradio.org Wednesday, 18 March 2026 04:36:33
On a brisk March evening in 1926, a new kind of energy pulsed through Harlem. Crowds gathered along Lenox Avenue, pressing toward the doors of a grand new ballroom that promised something rare for its time: elegance without exclusion. When the Savoy Ballroom opened on March 12 of that year, it didn’t just unveil a … Continue reading Stompin’ at the Savoy: A Remembrance
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Richard Himber: The Bandleader Who Balanced Grace with Swing
swingstreetradio.org Thursday, 8 January 2026 21:21:50
In the glittering world of 1930s dance music, where elegance met innovation and orchestras defined the sound of a generation, few bandleaders embodied polish and professionalism quite like Richard Himber. Though often overshadowed by flashier contemporaries, Himber’s contributions to the big band era- both as a musician and an innovator- left a subtle but lasting … Continue reading Richard Himber: The Bandleader Who Balanced Grace with Swing
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A Jazz Legend Remembered: The Tragic Genius of Bix Beiderbecke
swingstreetradio.org Saturday, 11 October 2025 01:10:21
Nearly a century after his untimely death, the legacy of jazz pioneer Bix Beiderbecke remains as poignant and influential as ever. Leon Bismark “Bix” Beiderbecke, born March 10, 1903, in Davenport, Iowa, was not just a cornet prodigy; he was one of jazz’s first truly original voices, whose lyrical, introspective playing style helped shape the … Continue reading A Jazz Legend Remembered: The Tragic Genius of Bix Beiderbecke
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San Francisco’s Club Hangover: A Hotspot for Jazz Legends
swingstreetradio.org Monday, 8 September 2025 01:56:08
When Ralph Edward “Doc” Daugherty opened the doors to Club Hangover in 1949, San Francisco gained more than just another nightlife venue- it gained a shrine to jazz. Daugherty, himself a seasoned clarinetist and saxophonist, had enjoyed a vibrant career leading hot dance bands, a swing orchestra, and even co-composing the popular hit “I’m Confessin’ … Continue reading San Francisco’s Club Hangover: A Hotspot for Jazz Legends
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Charlie Spivak: He Played the Sweetest Trumpet in Town
swingstreetradio.org Saturday, 9 August 2025 06:02:56
During the height of the swing era, when the airwaves pulsed with the energy of big bands and dance halls throbbed with jitterbugging feet, one trumpet tone stood apart for its smoothness, clarity, and warmth. That tone belonged to Charlie Spivak—affectionately known as “The Man Who Plays the Sweetest Trumpet in the World.” Spivak’s name … Continue reading Charlie Spivak: He Played the Sweetest Trumpet in Town
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Jack Teagarden: The Soulful Slide of Swing’s Unsung Genius
swingstreetradio.org Wednesday, 9 July 2025 11:14:02
In the history of jazz legends, few figures combine technical brilliance, emotional depth, and unshakable charm quite like Jack Teagarden. A virtuoso trombonist, emotive vocalist, and a bridge between the traditional roots of jazz and the elegance of swing, Teagarden’s legacy remains one of the most influential and soulful of the big band era. Born … Continue reading Jack Teagarden: The Soulful Slide of Swing’s Unsung Genius
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Glenn Miller’s Army Air Force Band: Patriotism, Music & Mystery
swingstreetradio.org Monday, 9 June 2025 05:37:41
In 1942, Glenn Miller was at the pinnacle of his career. His civilian orchestra was the most popular dance band in the nation, with chart-topping hits like “In the Mood,” “Moonlight Serenade,” and “Chattanooga Choo Choo.” His smooth, tightly arranged swing style had captivated millions, and his band sold more records than any other during … Continue reading Glenn Miller’s Army Air Force Band: Patriotism, Music & Mystery
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David Miller: A Voice That Keeps Big Band Swingin’!
swingstreetradio.org Friday, 9 May 2025 11:54:05
For more than four decades, David Miller has been the steady, soothing voice behind Swingin’ Down the Lane, a nationally syndicated radio program devoted to the timeless sound of the big band era. A master of nostalgia, music history, and charming commentary, Miller has dedicated his life to preserving and celebrating the sounds of a … Continue reading David Miller: A Voice That Keeps Big Band Swingin’!
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Artie Shaw’s War: The Clarinetist Who Swung Into World War Two
swingstreetradio.org Thursday, 10 April 2025 03:06:15
When America entered World War II, many of the nation’s top entertainers answered the call to serve, bringing morale-boosting music to troops scattered across the globe. Among the most ambitious of these was Artie Shaw, one of the era’s most celebrated bandleaders, known for his virtuoso clarinet playing and a string of hits including “Begin … Continue reading Artie Shaw’s War: The Clarinetist Who Swung Into World War Two
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Al Bowlly: The Velvet Voice That Defined An Era

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