The Bob Crosby caravans, suddenly it's 1939.

The Bob Crosby caravans, suddenly it's 1939.

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Bibliographic Details
Author / Creator:	Crosby, Bob, 1913-1993
Imprint:	Glendale, Ca. : Giants of Jazz, c1984.
Description:	1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; 12 in.
Language:	English
Series:	Big band broadcasts
Subject:	Jazz -- 1931-1940 Big band music Dance orchestra music Big band music. Dance orchestra music. Jazz.
Format:	LP Audio E-Resource Music recording
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1309043

Hidden Bibliographic Details
Other title:	Suddenly it's 1939.
Other uniform titles:	Camel caravan (Radio program)
Other authors / contributors:	Warner, Will. Bauduc, Ray Starr, Kay Bob Crosby's Bobcats (Musical group)
Notes:	Title on container: Suddenly it's 1939. Notes on container by Will Warner and Ray Bauduc ; program ([1] p.) inserted in container. Bob Crosby and His Orchestra and [Bob Crosby's] Bobcats ; some with vocals by Kay Starr, Johnny Mercer or Helen Ward. Airchecks; recorded June 27 and July 4, 1939 for Caravan Dixieland Music Shop, CBS (WABC), at Studio Playhouse , New York; programs 1 and 2.
Publisher's no.:	GOJ-1032 Giants of Jazz

Table of Contents:

South Rampart Street parade (Bauduc-Haggart-1936)
Get on board & ride (Mercer)
Sunrise serenade (Carle-Lawrence-1939)
Stumbling (Confrey-1922)
Memphis blues (Handy-1913)
Big noise from Winnetka (Bauduc-Haggart-1938)
Then I'll be happy (Friend-Clare-Brown-1925)
The lady's in love (Lane-Loesser-1939)
I've got the world on a string (Arlen-Kroehler-1933)
Little Rock getaway (Sullivan-1937)
If I didn't care (Lawrence-1939)
Hindustan (Weeks-Wallace-1918)
Newsy-blues (Ode to picknickers) (Mercer)
Pagan love song (Brown-Freed-1929)
Summertime (Closing theme).