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Record collectors Steve Laughery (left) and John Heyrend (right) bring you two hours of classic Big Band Jazz on KOMW's Swing Shift every Saturday morning from ten to noon. Hear ALL your favorites - Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Jack Teagarden, Louis Jordan, Claude Thornhill, Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Woody Herman, Guy Lombardo, Fats Waller, Bunny Berigan, The Andrews Sisters, The Boswell Sisters, The King Sisters, Fletcher Henderson, Artie Shaw, Harry James, Will Bradley, Ray McKinley, Dolly Dawn, Jimmie Lunceford, Stan Kenton, Les Brown, Ella Fitzgerald, Tommy Dorsey, Jimmy Dorsey ... and many more!
Be sure to tune-in each week for lots of fun, swingin' music from the late 1920's, to the mid 1950's!
(Note: Here are the titles and artists for the next SWING SHIFT. As I'm sure we all know, both computers and DJs can make mistakes. Also, although it rarely happens, the show could - for various reasons - be preempted)
PLAYLIST FOR OCTOBER 3, 2026
HOUR ONE
"Doctor Jazz" Woody Herman
"Flying Home" Lionel Hampton
"Kate" Tommy Dorsey
"Sorghum Switch" Jimmy Dorsey
"Baby Dear" Andy Kirk
"Baby Take a Bow" Nye Mayhew
"Buy American" Ted Lewis
"Sweeping the Clouds Away" The Coon-Sanders Nighthawks
"I'm Making Hay in the Moonlight" Phil Harris
"Egyptian Shimmie" Anson Weeks
"Overtime" Lionel Hampton
"Linda Mujer" Xavier Cugat
"Queen Isabella" Cab Calloway
"It's a Blue World" Lew Stone
"I'm in Love With Someone" Jan Garber
"At a Little Hot Dog Stand" Dolly Dawn
HOUR TWO
"Drummer Boy" Gene Krupa
"Last Call for Love" Tommy Dorsey
"Junk Man" The Spirits of Rhythm
"Don't Tell a Lie About Me, Dear" Woody Herman
"Hankerin'" Tex Beneke
"When the Sun Comes Out" Jimmy Dorsey
"I'll Follow My Secret Heart" Carmen Cavallaro
"And Mimi" Frankie Carle
"If You Were the Only Girl in the World" Claude Thornhill
"A Table in a Corner" Jack Teagarden
"Harpie's Bazaar" Harry James
"Sunrise Serenade" Glenn Miller
"Among My Souvenirs" Louis Armstrong
"Imagination" Tommy Dorsey
"Old Rob Roy" Freddie Slack
"Pennsylvania 6-5000" Glenn Miller