Fletcher Henderson, Pt. 1

The first of two Duplex Mystery Jazz Hour programs on the large ensembles of Fletcher Henderson who, along with arranger Don Redman, is largely responsible for what became "swing" music. Broadcast 8.14.15 on WZBC.

Listen HERE.

PLAYLIST

 Fletcher Henderson "The Dicty Blues" (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Teapot Dome Blues" (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Go Long Mule"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Shanghai Shuffle"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Copenhagen"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "How Come You Do Like Me Like You Do?"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Everybody Loves My Baby" (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Sugarfoot Stomp" (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "What-cha-call-em Blues" f(1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "T.N.T."  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "The Stampede" (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Jackass Blues"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Henderson Stomp"  (1926) on Columbia 

NOTE: The second CD I recorded from the show was corrupted, so the following part of the playlist is not on this recording.

 Fletcher Henderson "The Chant"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Snag It" (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Rocky Mountain Blues"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Tozo" f (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "St Louis Shuffle"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Whiteman Stomp"  ( 1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "I'm Coming Viginia" (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Variety Stomp"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "St. Louis Blues"  (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Goose Pimples" (1926) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Hop Off" (1927) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "King Porter Stomp"(1928) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "D Natural Blues" (1928) on Columbia 

 Fletcher Henderson "Oh Baby" (1928) on Harmony 

 Fletcher Henderson "Feeling Good"  (1928) on Harmony 

 Fletcher Henderson "I'm Feeling Devilish"  (1928) on Harmony 

 Fletcher Henderson "Old Black Joe Blues" (1928) on Romeo