Bunny Berigan : elusive legend of jazz / by Dupuis, Robert, 1926-

Bunny Berigan - the radio years 1937-40.

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Bunny : a bio-discography of jazz trumpeter Bunny Berigan / by Danca, Vince

Mr. Trumpet : the trials, tribulations, and triumph of Bunny Berigan / by Zirpolo, Michael P.

Table of Contents: “…One: Aircheck recordings by Benny Berigan and his orchestra, 1937-1938 ; Two: Bunny Berigan and his orchestra at the Paradise Restaurant ; Three: 1938 Thesaurus radio transcription recordings by Bunny Berigan and his orchestra ; Four: Aircheck recordings by Bunny Berigan and his orchestra, 1939-1942 ; Five: Studio talk ; Six: Information regarding the film Syncopation.…”

The early swing era, 1930 to 1941 / by Oliphant, Dave

Table of Contents: “…NAME BLACK BANDS: Fletcher Henderson -- Bennie Moten and Count Basie -- Duke Ellington -- Jimmie Lunceford -- NAME WHITE BANDS: Benny Goodman -- Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey -- Artie Shaw -- Glenn Miller -- OTHER BLACK BANDS: Louis Armstrongo -- Luis Russell -- Chick Webb -- Earl "Fatha" Hines -- Cab Calloway -- Andy Kirk -- Lionel Hampton -- Erskine Hawkins -- Boots Douglas -- Oran "Hot Lips" Page -- Benny Carter -- Jay McShann -- OTHER WHITE BANDS: Paul Whiteman -- Casa Loma Orchestra -- Bunny Berigan -- The Bob Crosby Orchestra -- Charlie Barnet -- Gene Krupa -- Harry James -- THE SMALL SWING GROUPS: Coleman Hawkins -- Jack Teagarden -- Billie Holiday -- Lester Young -- Fats Waller -- Milton Brown -- Summa Cum Lade, et al. -- Roy Eldridge and Buster Smith.…”

Jazz Discographies Unlimited presents big bands, volume 1 /

Table of Contents: “…Bunny Berigan and his orchestra (1937-1942) -- Big Eighteen all star big bnd sessions (1952) -- Will Bradley and his orchestra (1939-1959) -- Lee Castle and his orchestra (1945-1953) -- Buddy De Franco and his orchestra (1949-1953) -- Herbie Fields and his orchestra (1946-1952) -- Jerry Gray and his orchestra (1946-1965) -- Jack Jenny and his orchestra (1938-1940) -- Bob Keene and his orchestra (1951-1952) -- Eddie Miller and his orchestra 91943-1944) -- Vido Musso and is orchestra (1939, 1951) -- Charlie Ventura and his orchestra (1946-1950).…”

Let's do it!.

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Sophisticated swing.

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The Saturday Night Swing Club on the air.

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Jazz, vol. 11 Addenda.

Table of Contents: “…Ory's creole trombone (Ory's Sunshine Orchestra) -- Bogalusa strut (Sam Morgan's Jazz Band) -- Little bits (Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards) -- Hear me talking to you (Ma Raney) -- Squeeze me (Fats Waller) -- Home cooking (Eddie Condon) -- Kansas City stomps (Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers) -- Maple leaf rag (New Orleans Feetwarmers) -- Original rags (Scott Joplin) -- Bugle call rag (Chocolate Dandies) -- I'm coming Virginia (Bunny Berigan & his Blue Boys) -- Really the blues (Tommy Ladnier) -- The world is waiting for the sunrise (Frankie Newton's Orchestra) -- Groovin' high (Dizzy Gillespie sextet).…”

Dance of the octopus

Wisconsin riffs : jazz profiles from the heartland / by Dietrich, Kurt

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Half Title Page; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Introduction; WISCONSIN ICONS; 1 Bunny Berigan: The Miracle Man of Swing; 2 Woody Herman: Road Father; 3 Les Paul: The Wizard of Waukesha; THE EARLY YEARS; 4 Early Jazz in Milwaukee; 5 Swing and Mainstream Figures; BEYOND THE STATE; 6 Three Singers; 7 Seven Pianists; 8 West Coast Players; 9 New York Stars; STYLES AND SCHOOLS; 10 Milwaukee Mainstream; 11 Modern Jazz in Milwaukee and the Wisconsin Conservatory; 12 Jazz Rock; 13 Madison Loves Its Singers; 14 In and Around the University of Wisconsin-Madison; JAZZ AROUND THE STATE.…”
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Swing style for the trumpet : cornet, mellophone and fluegel horn / by Arnold, Jay

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Living with jazz / by Morgenstern, Dan

Table of Contents: “…Armstrong and Ellington -- Profiles and portraits: James Reese Europe -- Paul Whiteman -- Hot Lips Page -- Eddie Condon -- Earl Hines -- Roy Eldridge "Little Jazz" -- Bunny Berigan -- Lionel Hampton -- Jo Jones -- Milt Hinton -- Vic Dickenson -- Dizzy Gillespie -- Clark Terry -- Billy Taylor -- Miles Davis -- Charles Mingus -- Gene Ammons -- Dinah Washington -- Bill Evans -- Paul Desmond -- Bob Brookmeyer -- Dick Wellstood -- Ornette Coleman -- Charlie Haden -- Freddie Hubbard -- Warren Vaché -- Liner notes: Ma Rainey -- Benny Goodman and Jack Teagarden -- Fats Waller -- Art Tatum -- Coleman Hawins -- Ben Webster -- Jack Teagarden -- Pee Wee Russell -- Bobby Hackett -- Ella Fitzgerald -- Lester Young -- Charlie Parker -- Thelonious Monk -- Sarah Vaughan -- Sonny Stitt -- Dexter Gordon -- Jimmy Rowles -- Stan Getz -- John Coltrane -- Tommy Flanagan -- Martial Solal -- Ruby Braff -- Dick Hyman -- Dave McKenna -- Svend Asmussen -- Joe Lovano -- Record reviews: Bessie Smith -- The Original Dixieland jazz Band -- The Chicagoans (1928-1930) -- Jimmie Lunceford -- Count Basie -- Thad Jones -- Benny Carter -- Dexter Gordon -- Lee Konitz -- Houston Person -- Barry Harris -- Jaki Byard -- Wes Montgomery -- Caught in the act: Erroll Garner -- Bud Powell -- Cecil Taylor -- Harry Edison -- Dizzy Gillespie -- Miles Davis -- Jazz at the Philharmonic -- Phil Woods -- Ira Sullivan -- Joe Turner -- Ornette Coleman -- Mary Lou Williams -- Festivals and events: Newport 1960 -- Birdland -- Lester Leaps in -- Eubie Blake -- Washington -- The White House -- Ann Arbor -- Breakfast with champions -- Woody's 40th -- Trumpet Encounter -- Recording jazz: Recorded jazz -- Discography, the thankless science -- The Commodore story -- The Hot Record Society -- The birth of Blue Note -- Keynote Sessions -- Review of "The essential jazz records, V. 1: ragtime to swing / Max Harrison, Charles Fox, and Eric Thacker -- A new standard for reissues -- The outreach of jazz: Jazz and the arts -- Hot chocolates -- Jazz and dance -- Jazz on film -- Jazz and television -- Controversies -- Not by choice -- Cats and categories -- The Conover controversy -- Integrating jazz -- Titans of the tenor sax -- In defense of commercialism.…”

Big bands' greatest hits.

Table of Contents: “…Billy (Orrin Tucker and his orchestra ; Wee Bonnie Baker, vocals) -- Sing, sing, sing (with a swing) (Benny Goodman and his orchestra) -- Does your heart beat for me (Russ Morgan and his orchestra ; Mullen Sisters, vocals) -- I can't get started (Bunny Berigan and his boys) -- Sugar blues (Clyde McCoy and his orchestra) -- Snowfall (Claude Thornhill and his orchestra) -- Sunrise serenade (Frankie Carle and his orchestra) -- Chopin nocturne in E-flat (Eddy Duchin).…”

I remember jazz : six decades among the great jazzmen / by Rose, Al

Table of Contents: “…Johnson; Chris Burke; Eddie Condon; Bunny Berigan; Alvin Alcorn; Muggsy Spanier; Wild Bill Davison; Joe Mares; Harry Truman; Jack Teagarden; Eubie Blake; The Original Dixieland Jazz Band; Armand J. …”
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The Bud Freeman All-Star swing sessions. by Freeman, Bud, 1906-1991

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The key sessions 1931 - 1937. by Berigan, Bunny, 1908-1942

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