30 mixes with songs by “swing | jazz”

Some swing swaggity tracks. Fedora's are recommended.

Ten tracks from my setlist of the 3rd social swing dance in town.
I tend to play the old skool stuff but was in a more modern mood this time.

You push the double doors open and walk into the hottest new club in new york, heads turn, men hold their woman a little closer. You survey the room, you're the best looking one here and you know it, You're eyes zero in on a particular woman and you straighten out your bow tie smooth your hair back and make your move. This Playlist is full of sexy Jazz electro swing and other music that makes you feel like the best looking guy in the room.

This is a great mix for how it's arranged. Starts off slow, 118 bpm, so you can practice your moves, then each song is gradually faster so you can work on technique...at song 22 it kicks into high gear at 182 bpm with a track from Outkast (perfect for Charleston)..ending the mix is Kitty Daisy and Lewis with a blistering 210 bpm track (lazy fast lindy or east coast swing)...leave a comment if you have a suggestion or a thought about it

Nothing like the sound of a big band so here are a few cuts by Duke Ellington, Gene Krupa, Bill Watrous and more.

20 fun and dancable songs for lindy bombs with tracks by Wynonie Harris, Sidney Bechet, The Cats and the Fiddle, The Polyjesters and more!

Opening DJ set at Balboa On The River 2011 (Brisbane, Australia). 23 tracks including music by Alix Combelle, Andy Kirk And His Twelve Clouds Of Joy, and Annie Ross.

Energetic modern balboa tunes, that fit lindy hoppers may enjoy.

From Nola, Europe and other places...

Picture: Jesse Owens, 1936 Berlin Olympics

Sixteen Swinging tracks including music by Benny Goodman, Count Basie and Tennessee Ernie Ford.
Picked by Lindy Hoppers - Rob and Diane

Eight tracks including music by Django Reinhardt & Quintette Du Hot Club De France feat. Freddy Taylor, Fapy Lafertine Quintet & Tim Kliphouse and Jean-Fred Mèlé & The 'Jazz Swing' Zepilli.

Nine tracks including music by Bing Crosby, Louis Armstrong, and Susie Arioli.