| Album Title: | Swing! Brother, Swing! |  |
|---|---|---|
| Albumcode: | Encore P14388 | |
| Year: | 1979 | |
| Mediumtype: | ||
| # Tracks: | 12 | |
| Total Time: | 0h35'04" | |
| Relevance: | 0 | |
| Thanks to: | Theo Kuijpers, Netherlands. |
| No: | Tracktitle | Date: | Type | Matrix: | Label | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Twenty-four hours a day | 1935-Oct-25 | MT | B18196-1 | Brunswick 7550 | 3'02" |
| A2 | Life begins when you're in love | 1936-Jan-30 | MT | B18612-1 | Brunswick 7612 | 3'04" |
| A3 | They can't take that away from me | 1937-Apr-01 | MT | 20920-1 | Vocalion 3520 | 3'04" |
| A4 | I don't know if i'm coming or going | 1937-Apr-01 | MT | 20921-1 | Vocalion 3543 | 2'47" |
| A5 | The moon looks down and laughs | 1938-May-11 | MT | 22922-1 | Vocalion 4126 | 2'56" |
| A6 | Forget if you can | 1938-May-11 | MT | 22924-2 | Vocalion 4151 | 2'50" |
| B1 | I wish I had you | 1938-Jun-23 | MT | 23153-2 | Vocalion / OKeh 4238 | 2'51" |
| B2 | You're so desirable | 1938-Nov-28 | MT | B23760-1 | Brunswick 8283 | 2'54" |
| B3 | You're gonna see a lot of me | 1938-Nov-28 | MT | B23761-1 | Brunswick 8281 | 2'59" |
| B4 | Hello, my darling | 1938-Nov-28 | MT | B23762-1 | Brunswick 8281 | 2'45" |
| B5 | Let's dream in the moonlight | 1938-Nov-28 | MT | B23763-2 | Brunswick 8283 | 2'55" |
| B6 | Swing, brother swing | 1939-Jul-05 | MT | W24880-A | Vocalion / OKeh 5029 | 2'57" |
| # | Coverage | Session | Location | Band |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | 33 | 1935-Oct-25 | New York City, 1776 Broadway | Billie Holiday with Teddy Wilson Orchestra |
| 10 | 100 | 1936-Jan-30 | New York City, 1776 Broadway | Billie Holiday with Teddy Wilson Orchestra |
| 21 | 33 | 1937-Apr-01 | New York City | Billie Holiday and her Orchestra |
| 31 | 25 | 1938-May-11 | New York City | Billie Holiday and her Orchestra |
| 32 | 12 | 1938-Jun-23 | New York City | Billie Holiday and her Orchestra |
| 37 | 50 | 1938-Nov-28 | New York City | Billie Holiday with Teddy Wilson Orchestra |
| 44 | 25 | 1939-Jul-05 | New York City | Billie Holiday and her Orchestra |
