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Sugar
03:12
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Swingin' The Dought
04:07
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Me Myself And I
03:51
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More Or Less
03:54
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Gotta Do Some War Work
04:20
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Why Don't You Do Right
04:29
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Sunday
02:58
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Harvest Time
03:34
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Get Rhythm In Your Feet
02:19
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Four Or Five Times
03:19
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I May Be Wrong
03:08
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Stompin' Liv
04:28
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OPA On IPA
03:51
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Jive Jive Jive
03:27
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Goody Goody
02:48
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Strolling Around
04:26
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Miss Brown To You
03:28
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Schitzel
04:28
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Swing Up Orchestra Lyon, France
The "Swing up orchestra" is composed of musicians from the Rhône-Alpes region (south-east of France), and takes you back to
the golden era of the swinging 40's.
The band brings alive the music of jazz legends such as Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Fats Waller, Artie Shaw, and many more...
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