Svensk Jazzhistoria Vol. 4 - Beredskapsswing 1940-1942

'2 booklets included.
Bonus tracks, not included on the original LP release: 1-8, 1-11, 1-14, 1-15, 1-19, 2-3, 2-4, 2-8, 2-14, 2-20, 2-24.
According to the booklet, 2-18 is written by Meinken—Day—Hunter. This is changed to Meinken—Ringle.

1-1: Recorded 1940-02-01. Released as Sonora 3612 (5013-SSB).
1-2: Recorded 1940-03-15. Released as Sonora 3621 (5104-SSA).
1-3: Possibly recorded 1940-01-10. Released as a private lacquer disc (Din Egen Röst).
1-4: Recorded from a radio show 1940-03-16. Released as a private lacquer disc (Din Egen Röst). The original record is uncomplete in the end.
1-5: Recorded 1940-03-23. Released as Columbia DS 1284 (CS 1382-1).
1-6: Recorded 1940-04-03. Released as Scala 309 (Sca 670).
1-7: Recorded 1940-04-27. Released as Sonora 501 (5131-SSB).
1-8: Recorded 1940-05-23. Released as Columbia DS 1199 (CS 1414-2).
1-9: Recorded in September 1940. Released as Columbia DS 1210 (CS 1428-2).
1-10: Recorded 1940-09-17. Released as Sonora 505 (5239-SSC).
1-11: Recorded 1940-10-29. Released as Odeon D 3121 (Sto 6738).
1-12: Recorded 1940-10-31. Released as Scala 351 (Sca 734). First time a electric guitar was used on a Swedish jazz recording.
1-13: Recorded 1940-11-21. Released as test pressing by Sonora (5390-SSB). The recording is distorted and was never released.
1-14: Recorded in the fall of 1940, probably. Released as a private lacquer disc.
1-15: Recorded in December 1941. Released as Columbia DS 1235 (CS 1471-1).
1-16: Recorded in January 1941. Released as Columbia DS 1239 (CS 1478-1).
1-17: Recorded in Kukkola 1941-02-04. From a radio show from a field cabaret at an army field post.
1-18: Recorded 1941-01-24. Released as Sonora 7023 (5432-SSC).
1-19: Recorded 1941-03-22. Released as Sonora 527 (5520-SSC).
1-20: Recorded 1941-02-10. Released as HMV X 6550 (OSB 1293-1).
1-21: Recorded 1941-03-28. Released as Odeon D 3162 (Sto 6812).
1-22: Recorded 1941-03-28. Released as Scala 384 (Sca 796).
1-23: Recorded 1941-04-28. Released as Sonora 3732 (5570-SSC).
1-24: Recorded 1941-06-11. Released as Sonora 3738 (5617-SS).
2-1: Recorded 1941-05-30. Released as Telefunken A 5243 (25858).
2-2: Recorded 1941-08-12. Released as Scala 395 (Sca 820).
2-3: Recorded 1941-08-12. Released as Scala 395 (Sca 819).
2-4: Recorded 1941-09-11. Released as Sonora 537 (5687-SSC).
2-5: Recorded 1941-09-11. Released as Sonora 537 (5688-SSB).
2-6: Recorded 1941-09-12. Released as Telefunken A 5261 (26053).
2-7: Recorded in September 1941. Released as Polydor 49517 (9218 ½ GR).
2-8: Recorded in September 1941. Released as Polydor 49516 (9239 ½ GR).
2-9: Recorded at Berns in September 1941. From the soundtrack to the short movie ‘Gatans Serenad’.
2-10: Recorded 1941-10-08. Released as Sonora 540 (5729-SSB).
2-11: Recorded 1941-10-21. Released as HMV X 6722 (OSB 2089-1).
2-12: Recorded 1941-11-28. Released as Sonora 562 (5814-SSC).
2-13: Recorded 1941-12-15. Released as Sonora 545 (5834-SS).
2-14: Recorded 1941-12-27. From a radio broadcast, released as a private laqcuer disc.
2-15: Recorded in the spring of 1942. Released as a private lacquer disc (Din Egen Röst).
2-16: Recorded in January 1942, probably. Released as a private lacquer disc (Din Egen Röst).
2-17: Recorded in March 1942. Released as Columbia DS 1336 (CS 1603-1).
2-18: Recorded 1942-04-12. Released as Sonora 579 (5933-SSB).
2-19: Recorded 1942-03-24. Released as Sonora 548 (5913-SSB).
2-20: Recorded 1942-06-13. Released as Sonora 559 (5995-SSC).
2-21: Recorded in July 1942. Released as Brunswick 83007 (9541 GR).
2-22: Recorded in July 1942. Unreleased test disc pressed by Brunswick (9542 GR).
2-23: Recorded in July 1942. Released as Brunswick 83001 (9576 GR).
2-24: Recorded 1942-07-25. Released as Brunswick 83005 (9608 GR). The real name of the orchestra was ‘Royal Swingers’.
2-25: Recorded 1942-07-25. Released as Brunswick 83005 (9605 GR). The real name of the orchestra was ‘Royal Swingers’.
2-26: Recorded 1942-10-21. Released as Telefunken A 5316 (26697).'[discogs][]