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After You've Gone |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Henry Creamer, Turner Layton |
Originally by Campbell and Burr |
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All of Me |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Gerald Marks, Seymour Simons |
Originally by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Mildred Bailey |
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Buddy Bolden's Blues |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Buddy Bolden |
Originally by Jelly-Roll Morton's New Orleans Jazzmen |
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Exactly Like You |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh |
Originally by Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra REC, Harry Richman PRF |
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I Would Do Anything for You |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Alex Hill [US1], Claude Hopkins, Roberto Williams |
Originally by Claude Hopkins and His Orchestra |
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Love for Sale |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Cole Porter |
Originally by Kathryn Crawford, June Shafer, Ida Pearson and Stella Friend PRF, Waring's Pennsylvanians - Vocal Refrain by The Three Waring Girls REC |
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Love Me or Leave Me |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Gus Kahn, Walter Donaldson |
Originally by Ruth Etting REC,REL,PRF |
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New Orleans |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Hoagy Carmichael |
Originally by Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Jimmy Rushing |
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Save It Pretty Mama |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Don Redman, Joe Davis, Paul Denniker |
Originally by Louis Armstrong & His Savoy Ballroom Five |
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Sometimes I'm Happy |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Clifford Grey, Irving Caesar, Vincent Youmans |
Originally by The Six Hottentots - Vocal Chorus Irving Kaufman |
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There'll Be Some Changes Made |
The Kenny Davern Trio featuring Art Hodes with Colin Bowden |
Benton Overstreet, Jazz Caspar |
Originally by Ethel Waters and The Jazz Masters |
