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- AApple honey
- BOut of this world
Woody Herman's famous orchestra, the Herd, recorded 'Apple Honey' and 'Out of This World' for Columbia in the swing era. The band was known for its harmonic sophistication and hard-swinging style.AI summary
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- AAt the woodchoppers ball
- BBigwig in the wigwam
Woody Herman, the major American swing bandleader and clarinetist, performing 'At the woodchoppers ball' and 'Bigwig in the wigwam' on Brunswick 02843. 'Woodchoppers Ball' was his signature tune of the early 1940s.AI summary
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- AAt the woodchoppers ball
- BBigwig in the wigwam
Woody Herman and his orchestra on Brunswick, performing two novelty swing numbers. 'At the Woodchoppers' Ball' is an original Herman composition that became a jazz standard.AI summary
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- ABlue flame
- BBlues are brewin
Woody Herman, the clarinetist and big-band leader, recorded 'Blue Flame' and 'Blues Are Brewin'' for Columbia. 'Blue Flame' was his theme and a signature piece; this Columbia DB2370 is a standard swing-era dance-band recording from a major label.AI summary
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- ABy-u by-o
- BG'bye now
Woody Herman's orchestra was one of the most important American swing bands of the 1940s, known for their 'First Herd' of outstanding soloists. This Brunswick 03000-series side shows Herman's early swing style. US-pressed Herman sides are eagerly collected; UK pressings are less common.AI summary
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- AIf it's love you want
- BWrap your troubles in dreams
Woody Herman, the jazz bandleader and clarinet virtuoso, recorded 'If it's love you want' and 'Wrap your troubles in dreams' for Columbia 37160, swing and popular songs from the 1930s–40s.AI summary
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- ANoah
- BI'll get by
Woody Herman leading a band on Odeon, recorded in the late 1940s or early 1950s—'Noah' and 'I'll Get By' represent the swing and popular music this American bandleader was known for on both sides of the Atlantic.AI summary
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- ANorthwest Message
- BWoody Hermans Apple Honey