2008-10-19: McGinty's

1. "My Baby Just Cares For Me"
       by Indigo Swing
       from the album "Indigo Swing"
2. "The Wanderer"
       by Dion and the Belmonts
3. "How Lucky Can One Guy Be?"
       by Indigo Swing
       from the album "All Aboard!"
4. "Signifyin' Monkey"
       by Oscar Brown Jr.
       from the album "Sin & Soul ...and then some"
5. "Chattanoogie Shoe-Shine Boy"
       by Red Foley
6. "Shufflin' And Rollin'"
       by Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra
       from the album "Walk 'Em"
7. "Baron Plays the Horses"
       by Indigo Swing
       from the album "All Aboard!"
8. "My Bucket Got A Hole In It"
       by Blue Vipers of Brooklyn
       from the album "Good Night Harry"
9. "Celery Stalks At Midnight"
       by Will Bradley
       from the album "Big Band Blast! The Classic Originals"
10. "Ragg Mopp"
        by Blue Vipers of Brooklyn
        from the album "Good Night Harry"
11. "Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache - Alternate Version (Take 1)"
        by Warren Smith
        from the album "Rokabilly Legend"
12. "Rockin' Robin"
        by Bobby Day
        from the album "I Love Rock & Roll: Hits Of The 50's - Volume One"
13. "Dirty Bird"
        by Jump n' Jive
        from the album "I'm a Dirty Bird"
14. "Tweedlee Dee"
        by King Teddy
        from the album "Short Stack"
15. "I Got Loaded"
        by Peppermint Harris
        from the album "The R&B Years: 1951 (Disc 4)"
16. "Hallelujah, I Love Her So"
        by Ray Charles
        from the album "Atlantic Rhythm And Blues 1947-1974 Vol.3 (1955-1957)"
17. "Do I Love You?"
        by JP McDermott & Western Bop
        from the album "Last Fool Here"
18. "Red Blue Jeans & a Ponytail"
        by Gene Vincent & the Blue Caps
        from the album "Screaming End, The - The Best of Gene Vincent & his Blue Caps"
19. "Race With The Devil"
        by Jeff Beck & the Big Town Playboys
        from the album "Crazy Legs"
20. "Wonderwall"
        by Paul Anka
        from the album "Rock Swings"
21. "Rag Doll (Aerosmith)"
        by Eight To The Bar
        from the album "You Call This Swing?"
22. "Boogie Woogie Candyman (3)"
        by DJ Schwing and the Blunt Trauma Force
        from the album "Recapitulate"
23. "Truckin'"
        by Cmh Swing
        from the album "Swingin' To the Grateful Dead"
24. "Mountain Oysters"
        by Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis
        from the album "The Chronological Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis: 1948-1952"
25. "Mr. Ghost Goes To Town"
        by Mora's Modern Rhythmists
        from the album "Mr. Rhythmist Goes To Town"
26. "Shoo Shoo Baby (Vocal: Dolly Mitchell)"
        by Stan Kenton & His Orchestra
        from the album "G.I. Jukebox Songs From World War II"
27. "Spring Cleaning"
        by Girls From Mars
        from the album "Planet Swing"
28. "(Today's The Day) I'm Glad I'm Not Dead"
        by Indigo Swing
        from the album "All Aboard!"
29. "Tar Paper Stomp"
        by Mora's Modern Rhythmists
        from the album "Call Of The Freaks"
30. "Hop, Skip And Jump"
        by Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five
        from the album "Crazy Rhythm"
31. "St.Louis Blues, Take 1"
        by Benny Goodman
        from the album "The Birth of Swing (1935-1936)"
32. "Everybody Eats when they Come to My House"
        by Cab Calloway
        from the album "Dabe's "Near Perfect" Swing CD"
33. "Cherokee"
        by Charlie Barnet
        from the album "The Greats Of Swing"
34. "Puttin' On The Ritz/Istanbul"
        by Hot House
        from the album "Got Rhythm?"
35. "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)"
        by They Might Be Giants
        from the album "Flood"
36. "Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)"
        by US3
        from the album "Hand on the Torch"
37. "Swing Set"
        by Jurassic 5
        from the album "Quality Control"
38. "See You In My Dreams"
        by Blue Vipers of Brooklyn
        from the album "Good Night Harry"
39. "Moonglow"
        by Teddy Charles
        from the album "A Salute to Hamp"
40. "Moon Glow"
        by Cab Calloway
        from the album "Living Era"
41. "Moonglow"
        by Benny Goodman
        from the album "Greatest Hits"