Benny Goodman - Jazz Tribune No. 47 - The Indispensable Benny Goodman, Volume 3 / 4 (1936 - 1937) Album

Tracklist

1	–	Peckin' Arranged By – Fletcher HendersonComposed By – H. James - B. Pollack	3:27
2	–	Chloe Arranged By – Fletcher HendersonComposed By – N. Moret - G. Kahn	3:07
3	–Ziggy ElmanGordon "Chris" GriffinIrving Goodman"Red" BallardMurray McEachernBenny GoodmanHymie ScherzerBill De PewVido MussoArthur RolliniJess StacyAllan ReussHarry GoodmanGene Krupa	When You And I Were Young, Maggie Arranged By – Jimmy MundyComposed By – J.A. Butterfield	2:20
4	–Same As Track 1	Bugle Call Rag Arranged By – Jimmy MundyComposed By – Pettis - Meyers - Schoebel	2:56
5	–	I Want To Be Happy Arranged By – Fletcher HendersonComposed By – Vincent Youmans	2:35
6	–	Sing, Sing, Sing Arranged By – Jimmy MundyComposed By – Louis Prima	8:52
7	–Ziggy ElmanGordon "Chris" GriffinIrving Goodman"Red" BallardMurray McEachernBenny GoodmanHymie ScherzerBill De PewVido MussoArthur RolliniJess StacyAllan ReussHarry GoodmanGene KrupaJimmy Rushing	He Ain't Got Rhythm Arranged By – Jimmy MundyComposed By – Irving Berline	2:41
8	–Same As Track 1	(Oh Yes) Take Another Guess Composed By – Mencher - Sherman - Newman	2:27
9	–Same As Track 1	Good Night My Love Composed By – H. Revel - M. Gordon	3:05
10	–Same As Track 1	Did You Mean It? Arranged By – Jimmy MundyComposed By – J. Greer - M. Dixon	2:19
11	–Same as Track 7	Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Arranged By – Jimmy Mundy	2:23
12	–	Rosetta Arranged By – Fletcher HendersonComposed By – H. Woode - E. Hines	2:36
13	–	Can't We Be Friends? Arranged By – Fletcher HendersonComposed By – P. James - K. Swift	2:55
14	–Ziggy ElmanGordon "Chris" GriffingReuben "Zeke" Zarchey"Red" BallardMurray McEachernBenny GoodmanHymie ScherzerBill De PewVido MussoArthur RolliniJess StacyAllan ReussHarry GoodmanGene KrupaElla Fitzgerald	'Taint No Use Arranged By – Jimmy MundyComposed By – B. Lane -H. Magidson	2:40
15	–Same As Track 1	Jam Session Arranged By – Jimmy MundyComposed By – Jimmy Mundy	2:52

Barcodes

• Barcode: 035628 975614
• Matrix / Runout: DM E - 1306

Companies

• Record Company – RCA – NL 89 756
• Marketed By – RCA

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