Benny Goodman And His Orchestra - Stars Fell On Alabama Album

Tracklist

1	Bugle Call Rag
2	Ballad In Blue
3	Restless
4	Hunkadola
5	Someday, Sweetheart
6	Emaline
7	Madhouse
8	Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
9	Always
10	King Porter Stomp
11	Learning
12	Solitude
13	Sometimes I'm Happy
14	Stars Fell on Alabama
15	I'm Getting Sentimental
16	Georgia Jubillee
17	You're A Heavenly Thing
18	Take My Word
19	I Ain't Lazy - I'm Just Dreamin'
20	Like A Bolt From The Blue
21	Moon Glow
22	After You've Gone
23	Junk Man
24	I'm Getting Hundred Per Cent For You
25	It Happens to the Best of Friends
26	When Buddha Smiles
27	If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight
28	Music Hall Rag
29	Japanese Sandman
30	Breakfast Ball
31	As Long As I Live
32	Dear Old Southland
33	Ol' Pappy
34	Who?
35	Cokey
36	Sandman
37	Nitwit Serenade
38	The Dixieland Band
39	I'm Livin' In A Great Big Way
40	Body And Soul

Notes

2LP set originally released as SVL 172 Benny Goodman And His Orchestra - Breakfast Ball and SVL 176 Benny Goodman And His Orchestra - King Porter Stomp

Album

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