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Arts Music Styles J Jazz Swing

See also:

• Arts: Music: Styles: J: Jazz: Big Band  (168)
• Arts: Performing Arts: Dance: Swing  (199)

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	Czech  (1)   Dutch  (2)   German  (15)

• SwingMusic.net   - Fan portal offering historical articles, biographies, RealAudio radio archives, photographs and extensive links.

• Any Swing Goes - An online magazine dedicated to the revival of swing and big band music and dancing, including the latest swing news, reviews, an online chat lounge, and a links directory.
• ATOMIC Online - An online magazine about all things retro, including swing music, bands, venues, and dancing.
• Australian Dance Bands 1925-1970 - A discussion forum/website for all who love the Australian Dance Bands from this fabulous era. Other dance bands and vocalists can also be discussed from the same era.
• Craig's BigBands and BigNames - Historic reviews and photographs of performers from the Big Band Era.
• The Los Angeles Swing Times - A calendar of swing and lindy hop events in and around Los Angeles. Also features reviews of swing music and information on retro hairstyles.
• Pennsylvania 65000 - Links to swing bands, radio stations, clubs and venues, societies, calendars, and other retro sites.
• San Diego Swings - San Diego swing and big band information.
• Soundies - A Chicago based music label specializing in the development of previously unreleased music from the Golden Age of American entertainment.
• Swing Affair Links - Links to Lindy Exchange events by US city and state, from South Florida based swing dancing organization.
• The Swing Lounge - Information on swing etiquette, fashion, and the Atlanta swing scene.
• Swing Out New York - Information on the swing scene in New York City.
• Swiss Swing Dance Society - For lindy hop dance enthusiasts in Switzerland. Event schedule, photo gallery, links to swing dance classes.
• Tuxedo Junction - Features articles about Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington and George Shearing, with swing era hits in MP3 format.