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Written by Frankie Hagan
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 George Gee Swing Orchestra's newest release, recorded in the 19th Century Hautbanhoff, features strong arrangements the skills of seasoned professionals like Lance Bryant and Walt Szymanski.
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Written by Joe Wood
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 ATOMIC HOME's eight chapters and 176 pages give the reader a veritable card catalog of what to look for to reproduce your own nuclear family's domicile with over 300 images of 50s and 60s home décor.
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Written by Chad Kincaid
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 Packed with 14 new instrumentals and 3 hits from the 60s, including a new recording of "Bombora", The Atlantics deliver a pretty straight-forward package of old-school, 60s style surf.
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Written by Dante Murphy
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 The Louisville Sluggers, a neo-swing group from Sydney, Australia, deliver ska-flavored swing with driving horns on this pre-release sampler.
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Written by Athan Maroulis
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 These three re-issues of Sinatra's original Columbia albums deliver beautiful packaging and graphics, informative liner notes, impressive sound quality and exact recording dates.
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Written by Joe Wood
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 Motel America is a handy resource and follow-up to Andrew and Jenny Wood's Road Trip America. Now with Motel America the Wood's point you to the best places to stay on your retro tour.
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Written by Chad Kincaid
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 Hailing from Finland, Laika and the Cosmonauts have been spreading their Arctic brand of surf around the globe. Local Warming infuses traditional surf with influences from all over the musical map.
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Written by Dante Murphy
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 Washington DC's J Street Jumpers are back, with a release that plays like a best-of collection. Featuring great swing, blues, and jazz numbers, Good for Stompin' is an accurately named treat.
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Written by Frankie Hagan
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 Culled from sessions recorded in LA and NY between 1956 to 1961, the album features the Duke, himself, playing with a minimalist ensemble, so that the full measure of his musicianship can be enjoyed.
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