Louis Jordan (and the Tympany 5)
World War II AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Service) Jubilee Radio Shows
1943-1945

Transfer: CDR>EAC>SHN

Disc One (needs 80 min.)

01. Five Guys Named Moe - 3:07
02. Pistol Packin' Mama - 5:22
03. I Can't Get Started - 5:21
04. Rose Room - 4:52
05. Good Ol' Nagasaki - 3:19
06. "Outro Tune" - 2:29
07. Jumpin' At The Jubilee - 1:58
08. "I'm Going To Move To The Outskirts Of Town" - 2:54
09. "Better Off Without You" - 1:35
10. How High Am I? - 2:20
11. Hey! Now Let's Live - 2:25
12. Slender, Tender, and Tall - 2:31
13. (My Feet Are Killing Me Marching In) The Infantry Blues - 2:18
14. Is Ya Is, Or Is Ya Ain't My Baby - 3:18
15. Caldonia Boogie - 2:09
16. Bahama Joe - 2:39
17. "Couldn't Happen To Nobody Else But Me" - 2:52
18. Caldonia Boogie - 1:25
19. You Was Right Baby - 3:00
20. O'Fay And Oxford Gray - 2:34
21. Reconversion Blues - 2:22
22. Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe - 2:36
23. Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe - 2:21
24. Is You Is, Or Is You Ain't My Baby - 3:02
25. Don't Worry 'bout That Mule - 2:14
26. "Outro Tune 2" - 2:19
27. Choo-Choo, Ch' Boogie - 2:37
28. Let The Good Times Roll - 2:41

Song titles in quotes I took from lyrics and aren't official, the rest are either my
best transcription of announcements or from titles I looked up.

These tracks come from multiple broadcasts, specific locations and dates are unknown,
but at least some of the tracks were recorded at The Zanzibar Club in NYC.

Generally, the quality is very good for the time period it comes from. There are some
occasional artifacts in the recordings, but I don't feel it's anything that detracts
too much from the music.

Hope you all enjoy this disc - it's like taking a step back in time -
Compiled 10/5/03