The Swing Era 1930-1936 Wonderful Times: Making a Lot Out of a Little

The book is in good condition with a sturdy binding. The cover shows minor signs of wear, typical of its age, but remains vibrant and intact. There is no dust jacket. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or library markings, making it a well-preserved copy for collectors.

"The Swing Era 1930-1936: Wonderful Times: Making a Lot Out of a Little" is a comprehensive volume published by Time-Life Records in 1971. This book delves into the vibrant world of swing music during the early 1930s, highlighting influential figures such as Louis Armstrong and Chick Webb. The publication is part of a series that explores the cultural and musical impact of the swing era, making it a valuable resource for music historians and enthusiasts alike. Produced in cooperation with Capitol Records, this edition is noted for its detailed discography and insightful commentary on the musicians who shaped this dynamic period in music history. The book is in good condition, with no dust jacket, and features contributions from a team of editors and researchers led by George G. Daniels. Its scarcity in the market makes it a sought-after addition for collectors interested in jazz and American music history.