Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra - Live 1939 At The "Earle Theatre", Philadelphia Album

Tracklist

1	Blue Afterglow
2	I'm Walking Through The Heaven With You
3	State And Tioga Stomp
4	Margie
5	Jay Gee
6	Annie Laurie
7	Battle Axe
8	Four Or Five Times
9	A Had A Premonition
10	The Morning After
11	Just You
12	Like A Ship In The Sea
13	O.K. For Baby
14	Moonlight And Music

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DELTA 11 088	Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra	Live 1939 At The "Earle Theatre", Philadelphia ‎(CD, Mono)	Delta	DELTA 11 088	Germany	1988
JL 20817, JL 20 817	Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra	Live 1939 At The "Earle Theatre", Philadelphia ‎(LP)	Jazzline, Delta	JL 20817, JL 20 817	Germany	1987

Notes

Subtitled: "Plus rare material from 1944/46"; also tagged as "Historical radio recordings" on front cover

Companies

• Recorded At – Earle Theatre

Album

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