Let’s West Coast Swing

Performer variety is a central attraction of Let's West Coast Swing. Tom Principato appears on Sweet Little Woman, Never Make Your Move Too Soon and the closing I'm Gone, while Big Joe Maher supplies Statesboro Blues and Cross Road Blues. The fourteen-track collection also includes Edsall, Fritz & Putnam, Susan Trexler, David Cook, Dale Powers and several other named recording artists.

The repertoire offers familiar blues-associated titles alongside entries such as Cheerleaders, Optical Illusion and Freaky. Love Thief is credited to Debby Dobbins, Optical Illusion to Maria Howell, and Soul Serenade to Ike Woods. Retaining those credits helps dancers identify the particular recordings offered, since the same song can appear in many different versions and an original songwriter or hit singer is not necessarily the performer here.

Every selection carries an original WCS notation, ranging from WCS 23 to WCS 31. These catalogue figures remain attached to their individual tracks instead of being relabelled as a new beat-per-minute measurement. Customers choosing music for an existing West Coast Swing repertoire can compare the documented selections and performers, then assess the recordings for their preferred dancing pace and interpretation. The collection is identified as including vocal and instrumental material; its educational use is through music selection and practice, with no steps or choreography included in the supplied programme.

Track List