Humphrey Lyttelton's eight-piece band featured, aside from himself on the trumpet and clarinet: Ray Wordsworth on the trombone; Jimmy Hastings on the alto sax, clarinet and flute; Jo Fooks on the tenor saxophone and flute; Rob Fowler on the tenor sax, baritone sax and clarinet; Ted Beament on the piano; John Rees-Jones on the double bass and Adrian Macintosh on the drums.
The band maintained a busy schedule, frequently performing sold-out shows across the country. Performances occasionally included a guest singer, or a collaboration with another band. During the 1990s the band toured with Helen Shapiro in a series of Humph and Helen concerts. They also featured in several Giants of British Jazz tours with Acker Bilk and George Melly and John Chilton's Feetwarmers.
Lyttelton had a long established professional relationship with UK singer Elkie Brooks. After working together in the early 1960s they rekindled their working partnership in early 2000 with a series of sold out and well received concert performances. They released the critically acclaimed album Trouble in Mind in 2003 and continued to perform occasional concerts in support of this work.
This is the Big Band Serenade Mega Christmas Show. It is my gift to you, it is over 4.5 hours long, full of great music to make you day joyous. Listen to it as you unwrap gift or gather together with loved ones.
This brilliant pianist speaks candidly and openly about the prejudice he experienced toward his blindness as a young musician. He recalls joining Claude Bampton and his all blind orchestra in the late 1930s, and arriving in the U.S. in 1946 with $2,000 in his pocket and no prospects for a job. He credits Lionel Hampton pianist Milt Buckner with inventing the locked hand style that would become George?s trademark. Finally, he discusses his new record label, Sheba, and his plans for it.
The actual air show has been lost but we are fortunate to have the original, unedited interview which captures George Shearing?s personality so well.
Arnold Dean offers a retrospective of the year 1941, from fashions (remember the zoot suit?) and books (Keys of the Kingdom, Berlin Diary) to the movies we watched (Citizen Kane, Blossoms in the Dust, Sergeant York). Bandleaders Artie Shaw and Woody Herman describe where they were when they first heard the news of Pearl Harbor.
One Night Stand with the Big Bands hosted by Arnold Dean began his
love affair with the big band era in his pre-teen years and his
decision to study the clarinet was inspired by the style of Artie Shaw.
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Although some of his recordings were on the periphery of jazz and his orchestra was at its most popular in the early '40s,
Claude Thornhill's main importance to jazz was the influence that his arrangements and orchestra's sound had on cool jazz
of the late '40s.
One Night Stand with the Big Bands hosted by Arnold Dean began his
love affair with the big band era in his pre-teen years and his
decision to study the clarinet was inspired by the style of Artie Shaw.
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Sam Donahue (18 March 1918 ? 22 March 1974) was an American swing music jazz tenor saxophonist, trumpeter and musical arranger. Born in Detroit, Michigan, he is probably best known for his work with Gene Krupa, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Billy May, and many others.
One Night Stand with the Big Bands hosted by Arnold Dean began his
love affair with the big band era in his pre-teen years and his
decision to study the clarinet was inspired by the style of Artie Shaw.
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Chubby, diminutive singer known for her rather large voice, Dolly Dawn began singing at New York's Hotel Taft with the George Hall Orchestra in 1935 while she was still in her early teens.
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One Night Stand with the Big Bands hosted by Arnold Dean began his
love affair with the big band era in his pre-teen years and his
decision to study the clarinet was inspired by the style of Artie Shaw.
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Orrin Tucker (born February 17, 1911) was an American bandleader, born in St. Louis, Missouri, whose theme song was Drifting and Dreaming. Tucker's biggest hit was 1939's Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh!, sung by vocalist "Wee" Bonnie Baker.
One Night Stand with the Big Bands hosted by Arnold Dean began his love affair with the big band era in his pre-teen years and his decision to study the clarinet was inspired by the style of Artie Shaw.
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Glenn Miller and His Orchestra performed
for 13 radio shows per week in a BBC studio and were constantly
shuttled to different bases (35, all told) by aeroplanes that
unfortunately had unpressurized cabins, which caused a persisting bad
case of ringing in the ears for Miller. In the next five and a half
months, they would perform in 71 concerts, which were all broadcast
over the Allied Expeditionary Forces Network, beamed at troops in
Britain and elsewhere in Europe. (In fact, one general commented that
Miller's band's performances were the biggest morale boosters for the
enlisted men, next to letters from home). His 'Moonlight Serenade',
which had been recorded under the RCA Victor Bluebird label in 1939,
went on to become America's second national anthem. And even during the
war, Miller continued to rack up civilian fans ? it would seem that the
British princesses, Elizabeth and Margaret Rose, were avid followers
and almost never missed his nightly broadcasts.
Bandleader, violinist and trombonist Ted Weems and his orchestra were
among the most popular attractions on the Midwest music circuit
throughout the period separating the two World Wars, earning their
greatest success with the novelty hit "Piccolo Pete."
Theodore Leopold Friedman, better known as Ted Lewis , was an American entertainer, bandleader, singer, and musician. He led a band presenting a combination of jazz,
hokey comedy, and schmaltzy sentimentality that was a hit with the
American public. He was known by the moniker "Mr. Entertainment".
His
recording career spanned from test cylinders for Thomas Edison in 1912
to the stereophonic age in 1980, with total disc sales in excess of 80
million copies. It is doubtful that anyone in popular music had a
longer recording career, one that spanned seven decades.
Her husky, surprisingly sensual voice and exquisitely cool readings of
pop standards distinguished her singing, but Lee Wiley earns notice as
one of the best early jazz singers by recognizing the superiority of
American popular song and organizing a set of songs around a common
composer or theme -- later popularized as the songbook or concept LP.
She was also a songwriter in her own right, and one of the few white
vocalists with more respect in the jazz community than the popular one.
Even more tragic then, that while dozens of inferior vocalists recorded
LPs during the late '50s and '60s, Wiley appeared on record just once
between 1957 and her death in 1975.
Charles Melvin Williams, 10 July 1911, Mobile, Alabama, USA, d. 15 September 1985, New York City, New York, USA. A self-taught trumpeter, Williams first played professionally in the mid-20s, when he was barely into his teens, appearing in the band run by the family of Lester Young. He later played in several New York bands, including those led by Chick Webb and Fletcher Henderson.
Glenn Miller and his orchestra were first heard on CBS radio in 1939. The show was often broadcast from a "remote" location, such as Cafe Rouge, NY, Paradise Restaurant, NY, and other locations. Mr Miller died in an airplane crash during WW II. His music was famous for several more years, as the era of the Big Band declined (many of the members were drafted into the Armed Services). theme songs were used by the band, "Moonlight Serenade"being the most popular
Pete Johnson was one of the three great boogie-woogie pianists (along with Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis) whose sudden prominence in the late '30s helped make the style very popular. Originally a drummer, Johnson switched to piano in 1922.
Sister of Cab, Blanche Calloway was a popular singer and bandleader during the 1930s. She studied music at Morgan State College before dropping out to pursue a career in show business. Her big break came in 1923 when offered a part in a musical touring company. Her vocal talents quickly made her a spotlight entertainer, and she began working nightclubs across the country.
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Fred Hall and His Surgar Babies,As a bandleader Hall and his men from recorded prolifically for many labels (see below) from 1925 onwards. Many recordings featured vocalist Arthur Fields with whom Hall enjoyed a lengthy partnership, co-writing several songs.
I am sorry for the quality of the sound. My mixer went out.
Wilbur Schwichtenberg, 12 July 1912, Newton, New Jersey, USA, d. 15 July 1989, Flemington, New Jersey, USA. Bradley played trombone with various bands in New York in the late 20s and at the beginning of the next decade established the working pattern for his whole career, combining studio work with playing in name bands. In the early 30s he recorded with Red Nichols and in 1935 was in the band assembled by Glenn Miller that played under the leadership of Ray Noble. In 1939 Bradley formed a big band with drummer Ray McKinley that enjoyed great popular success, owing in part to a string of orchestrated boogie-woogie numbers, including "Beat Me, Daddy, Eight To The Bar".
A self-taught pianist who never learned to read music, Erroll Garner was nevertheless one of the most popular jazz musicians of the 1950s. His swinging piano and gift for melody kept him on the top of the charts, and his most memorable tune, "Misty" (lyrics added by Johnny Burke) was a pop hit for five different artists between 1959 and 1975.
A popular 30s bandleader, Wayne King has been compared to Lawrence Welk and Fred Waring. Known as the "Waltz King," his repertoire was made up of waltzes, novelty songs and sentimental recordings. The sound was copied by other musicians and made Wayne King famous. It was radio broadcasts, such as the Lady Esther Serenade, his Victor recording contracts and performances on Chicago's Aragon Ballroom that sold millions of recordings for Wayne King. Besides being a successful bandleader, Wayne King was also a saxophonist, often playing his instrument in the Wayne King Orchestra.
Among the more prominent of the pop-singing crooners of the mid-twentieth century, Vic Damone recorded more than 2,000 songs during an active career that began in 1947 and spanned 54 years. With a lush and mellow baritone, he possessed one of the finest singing voices of his era and was widely acknowledged by critics as one of the best crooner of the times. Even in his later concerts, his voice never faltered nor did it lose its easy tone. Instead, according to critics, the depth of emotion in his singing voice was improved by life experience as he aged. Damone, who announced his retirement in 2000, embarked on a farewell tour that lasted into 2001. With a sold-out concert at Florida's Kravis Center in February of 2001 and his ultimate farewell concert set at Carnegie Hall in May of that year, Damone closed the chapter on one of the most impressive singing careers on record.
Gerald Walcan Bright, better known as Geraldo (10 August 1904, London, England - 4 May 1974, Vevey, Switzerland) was a British bandleader.
Bright adopted the name "Geraldo" in 1930 to become one of the most popular dance-band leaders of the 1930s with his "sweet music" and his "Gaucho Tango Orchestra". During the 1940s, he modernized his style to continue enjoying great success.
Art Gillham His Life and Music
Pioneer Radio Artist 1922-1954
On 300 radio stations before network broadcasting
1924 Election night broadcast 18 station hookup from WEAF
CBS depression era Syncopated Pessimism
First television demonstration in South 1939
Pioneer Recording Artist
First Western Electric electrical recording to be released
Exclusive Artist for Columbia Records 1924-1931
Piano Rolls - Songwriter - Vaudeville Theater tours
One of the first crooners
Georgia Music Hall of Fame
Dorothy Shay,She signed with Columbia Records and recorded a series of hit records. Her biggest hit was "Feudin' And Fightin'" in 1947. In her singing engagements, she performed dressed as a sophisticated urbanite while talking like a rural Southerner. She was popular in clubs, radio and television.
Referred to by Duke Ellington as ?not only the world?s greatest drummer...(but also) the world?s greatest musician!?, Louie Bellson has expressed himself on drums since age three. At 15, he pioneered the double bass drum set-up. At 17, he triumphed over 40,000 drummers to win the Gene Krupa drumming contest.
He has performed on more than 200 albums with such greats as Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Harry James, Woody Herman, Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, Oscar Peterson, Dizzy Gillespie, Louie Armstrong, Lionel Hampton, James Brown, Sammy Davis Jr., Tony Bennett, Mel Torme, Joe Williams, Wayne Newton and Bellson?s late wife Pearl Bailey.
Bargy's work for the Benson Orchestra established him as a triple-threat talent, and his services were soon sought out by other bands. In late 1921, after a falling out with Benson, Bargy left and formed his own orchestra, taking many members of the group with him. He disbanded a few years later and joined the band led by composer-saxophonist Isham Jones. In 1928, Bargy began a twelve-year association with Paul Whiteman's great dance orchestra as pianist/arranger. Now his experience in editing and writing songs for the old Imperial Piano Roll company stood him in good stead. Many of the early Whiteman arrangements were done by Bargy. He remained with Whiteman until 1940 working not only as a Pianist and arranger, but even becoming second in command and often leading the band when Whiteman couldn't be present. Not too well recalled now, but it was Bargy's piano that was afeatured attraction during Whiteman's famous debut of Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue".
During the 1930s Freddy Nagel operated a society orchestra in the Northwestern part of the United States. In the early 1940s Nagel reorganized his band and began to feature swing music. He also expanded his territory into the Midwest. In 1947 Nagel had a short-lived sustaining radio show on ABC, live from the Empire Room of the Palmer House in Chicago. Vocalists were Dick Baldwin and Jane Easton. Nagel also recorded eight songs on Vitacoustic, a new label which went under the following year. Only six were released. Vocalists were Patti Page, Jimmy Jett, and Ted Travers. By 1950 Nagel had given up on the band business. Other vocalists who appeared with Freddy Nagel include Lorraine Benson, Ken Jackson, Bob Locken, and Allen Overend.
In this Universal-International musical featurette (U-I production number 8306)"Harry James and His Music Makers" (which is also the correct title and not "Harry James and the Music Makers", since the Music Makers was the name of his band and was also prefaced with "His"), the featured vocalist with the band is Gale Robbins, with dancers Alain & Ashton also featured. Musical numbers include "Chiribiribin", "Charmaine", "I Got a Crush on You", "Moanin' Low", "The Brave Bulls" and "I'm in a Jam With Baby."
The tall, handsome Monroe, whose signature tune was "Racing With the Moon", was very popular in the 1940s and early 1950s. His band was heard every Sunday on the radio in America (under contract to Camel cigarettes) and played to full ballrooms everywhere they went. Some of the musicians who regularly toured with Monroe included guitarist 'Bucky Pizzarelli', saxophonist Adny Bagni, Bobby Nichols, singer Mary Jo Grogan, Trumpeter Bobby Nichols, trombonist Ray Conniff, and well-known jazz pianist Arnold Ross.
Frederick Alfred (Freddy) Martin (December 9, 1906 ? September 30, 1983) was an American bandleader and tenor saxophonist.Orchestra leader Freddie Martin was not a jazz musician and never tried to be. Martin was, however, probably the most respected tenor saxophonist of the dance band era. The warmth and richness of his tone impressed even the most ardent of jazz performers and earned him the admiration of many. Martin's genius on his instrument also helped make his sweet orchestra one of the most musical of its time and propelled him on a bandleading career that spanned four decades.
Ben Bernie was a popular bandleader in the ?20s-?30s and even into the ?40s although he never picked up on the ?swing? craze. He started out in Vaudeville but enjoyed greater success as a personable bandleader and the host of his own radio show from 1933 to 1937, amusing audiences with his trademark lingo and his opening, ?Yowsah, Yowsah.? His band appeared in several films, the best of which, Wake Up and Live, featured the song, ?There?s a Lull in My Life.? He and columnist Walter Winchell carried on a ?feud? both on radio and in film but in real life were good friends. Dinah Shore sang off and on with his band before she joined Eddie Cantor who was credited with her discovery.
The most notable of his compositions is ?Sweet Georgia Brown? (1925) on which he collaborated with Maceo Pinkard and Ken Casey.
Dubbed "The First Lady of Song," Ella Fitzgerald was the most popular female jazz singer in the United States for more than half a century. In her lifetime, she won 13 Grammy awards and sold over 40 million albums.
Her voice was flexible, wide-ranging, accurate and ageless. She could sing sultry ballads, sweet jazz and imitate every instrument in an orchestra. She worked with all the jazz greats, from Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Nat King Cole, to Frank Sinatra, Dizzy Gillespie and Benny Goodman. (Or rather, some might say all the jazz greats had the pleasure of working with Ella.)
She performed at top venues all over the world, and packed them to the hilt. Her audiences were as diverse as her vocal range. They were rich and poor, made up of all races, all religions and all nationalities. In fact, many of them had just one binding factor in common - they all loved her.
Earl Kenneth Hines, universally known as Earl "Fatha" Hines, (28 December 1903 Duquesne, Pennsylvania ? 22 April 1983 in Oakland, California) was "one of a small number of pianists whose playing shaped the history of jazz".
Dick Henry Jurgens (January 9, 1910 ? October 5, 1995) was an American swing music bandleader, who enjoyed great popularity in the late 1930s and early 1940s.
Dick Jurgens was born in Sacramento, California to Dietrich Heinrich Jurgens and Clara Matilda (Erath) Jurgens. Jurgens played in an orchestra in high school but was kicked out of the ensemble for playing pop music. In response, he formed his own group in 1928 while still a student. His brother Will Jurgens was a member; Will later became Dick's manager during his years of fame. Jurgens then studied at the University of California at Berkeley and the Sacramento Junior College before accepting an engagement with his own orchestra at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco in 1933. The following year, Jurgens signed a contract with Decca Records, and recorded extensively for the label between 1934 and 1940. Jurgens' vocalist at this time was Eddy Howard.
Jurgens held residencies at the Casino Ballroom on Catalina Island, the Elitch Gardens in Denver, the Aragon Ballroom and the Trianon Ballroom in Chicago, and other popular swing venues. He recorded for Vocalion Records in 1938 and for Okeh Records starting in 1940. His first side to reach Your Hit Parade was "It's a Hundred to One You're in Love with Me" in 1939; the following year, "In an Old Dutch Garden" proved to be a big hit. Jurgens often found that Glenn Miller's versions of his hits performed better on the charts than his own, such as the song "Careless". Following Howard's departure from the group in 1940, Harry Cool became its lead singer. Jurgens scored more hits later that year, with "A Million Dreams Ago" and the instrumental "Elmer's Tune", the latter of which Miller would take a vocal version to number one. Later hits included "The Bells of San Raquel" and "Happy in Love" (released on Columbia Records). His biggest hit was 1942's "One Dozen Roses", with Buddy Moreno on vocals; the song hit #1 in the summer of that year.
Later in 1942, Jurgens disbanded his group due in no small part to the 1942 recording ban by the American Federation of Musicians. He joined the Marines from 1942 to 1945, directing theater shows for the troops. In 1946 he re-formed his band, recording for Columbia and Mercury into the 1950s. He had his own radio show in 1948 on CBS, and also married in December of that year to Miriam Davidson.
Jurgens kept up his group until 1956, by which time his style of swing had long passed out of popular favor. After this he moved to Colorado Springs and founded an electronics business with his brother. He occasionally played at the Broadmoor Country Club in Colorado Springs, and moved to California in 1965, where he again played intermittently. He put together a new band late in the 1960s; he played and recorded with the group on a part-time basis through 1976. His latter years were spent in Sacramento in the real estate business. He sold the rights to his ensemble's name to Don Ring in 1986. He died in 1995 of cancer at age 85.
Chesney Henry "Chet" Baker Jr. (Yale, Oklahoma, December 23, 1929 - Amsterdam, Netherlands May 13, 1988) was an American jazz trumpeter and singer.Specializing in relaxed, even melancholy music, Baker rose to prominence as a leading name in cool jazz in the 1950s. Baker's good looks and smoldering, intimate singing voice established him as a promising name in pop music as well. But his success was badly hampered by drug addiction, particularly in the 1960s, when he was imprisoned.He died in 1988 after falling from a hotel window.
Carroll Gibbons (January 4, 1903 - May 10, 1954) was an American-born musician, bandleader and composer who made his career primarily in Britain. He was born and raised in Clinton, Massachusetts. In his late teens he travelled to London to study at the Royal Academy of Music. In 1924 he returned to London with the brassless Boston Orchestra for an engagement at the Savoy Hotel in the Strand. He liked Britain so much that he settled there and later became the co-leader (with Howie Jacobs) of the Savoy Orpheans and the bandleader of the New MayFair Orchestra, which recorded for the Gramophone Company on the HMV label. In 1929 Gibbons appeared in the British film Splinters (as Carroll Gibbons and His Masters Voice Orchestra).
Gibbons made occasional return trips to the United States but settled permanently in England, though he did spend a couple of years (1930-1931) in Hollywood, where he worked as a staff composer for MGM films. He took exclusive leadership of the Savoy Hotel Orpheans, which recorded hundreds of popular songs (many of which were sung by Anne Lenner) between June 1932 and his death in London at the early age of 51.
As a composer, Gibbons' most popular songs included "A Garden in the Rain" (1928) and "On The Air" (1932). The latter was covered by Rudy Vallee in 1933 and by Lud Gluskin in 1936. Gibbons' instrumental numbers "Bubbling Over" and "Moonbeam Dance" were also quite successful in the United Kingdom.
Fletcher Henderson, a figure whose place in music history continues to arouse debate and critical discussion, occupied a unique position in the development of jazz. A classically trained pianist, he helped bridge the world of the formal written arrangement with the African-American art of improvisation, creating a new orchestral style in jazz known as "swing." The dominant exponent of the New York, or "eastcoast," style, Henderson launched his career as part of the society orchestra and dance band craze of the 1920s and emerged, by the 1930s, as the leader of a model jazz ensemble.
Big Band Serenade presents its New Years Show with Guy Lambardo
Guy Lombardo was more than just an orchestra leader, he was an institution. Every New Year's Eve at the stroke of midnight millions of listeners from all across America would tune in, via radio and later television, to hear Lombardo and His Royal Canadians play their familiar theme song, ''Auld Lang Syne.'' Lombardo was the consummate bandleader. He presented the kind of music that the general public wanted to hear and to which they wanted to dance, what he called the ''Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven.''
Claude Thornhill (*August 10, 1909 at Terre Haute, Indiana ? July 1, 1965, New York City) was an American pianist, arranger and bandleader. As a youth, he was recognized as an extraordinary talent and formed a traveling duo with Danny Polo, a musical prodigy on the clarinet and trumpet from nearby Clinton, Indiana. As a student at Garfield High School in Terre Haute, he played with several theater bands. After playing for Paul Whiteman, Benny Goodman, Ray Noble, and Billie Holiday, and arranging "Loch Lomond" and "Annie Laurie" for Maxine Sullivan, in 1940 he founded his Claude Thornhill Orchestra. Although the Thornhill band was originally a sophisticated dance band it became known for its many superior jazz musicians and for Thornhill's and Gil Evans' innovative arrangements; its "Portrait of a Guinea Farm" has become a classic jazz recording. The band played without vibrato so that the timbres of the instruments could be better appreciated, and Thornhill encouraged the musicians to develop cool-sounding tones. The band was popular with both musicians and the public; the Miles Davis Nonet was modelled in part on Thornhill's cool sound. The band's most successful records were "Snowfall,""A Sunday Kind of Love," and "Love for Love." The band ceased operation in 1942 when Thornhill entered the military, where he performed with Artie Shaw's United States Navy band, then was revived from 1946 to 1948 at New York. In the 1950s Thornhill became Tony Bennett's musical director, then toured with small groups.
Bob Crosby is best remembered for the Dixieland band that bore his name during the 1930s and early 1940s. The Bob Crosby Orchestra, along with its combo side group, the Bob Cats, was considered one of the greatest jazz bands of all time. The orchestra was actually led by sax player Gil Rodin, however. Crosby himself was simply the front man, chosen for his personality, looks, and famous last name.
Camel Caravan was a musical variety radio program, sponsored by Camel cigarettes, that aired on NBC and CBS from 1933 to 1954. Various vocalists, musicians and comedy acts were heard during the 21 years this show was on the air, including such talents as Benny Goodman, Georgia Gibbs, Anita O'Day and Vaughn Monroe. It debuted December 7, 1933, on CBS as a showcase for Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra later Benny Goodman's band until June 25, 1936. Five days later, the show was reformatted on June 30 as Benny Goodman's Swing School with vocalists Martha Tilton and Johnny Mercer with Jack Oakie's College added to the hour on December 29. While this aired on Tuesdays on CBS until June 20, 1939, another Benny Goodman Camel Caravan was heard Saturdays on NBC during 1939.
The Artie Shaw Band from a radio remote broadcast from the Summer Terrace at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Roof in Boston.
The Artie Shaw Orchestra of 1938-1939 was the best band he ever assembled. Shaw did many big band remotes, and he was also often heard from the Blue Room of New York's Hotel Lincoln. It was the location of his only regular radio series as headliner. Sponsored by Old Gold cigarettes, Shaw broadcast on CBS from November 20, 1938 until November 14, 1939. At the height of his popularity, Shaw reportedly earned $60,000 per week. For a comparison, George Burns and Gracie Allen, were each making US $5,000 per week during the year (1940-41) the Artie Shaw Orchestra provided the music for their radio show. He also acted on the show as a love interest for Gracie.
Big Band Serenade presents Randy Skretvedt's Show Forward Into The Past for Thanksgiving. Randy has a collection of over 30,000 discs of music from 1888 through the early '50s (a disc being anything from a single-sided 78 to a CD with 28 songs on it!) and have virtually the whole run of dance-band records from the 1920s through the early '40s, plus novelty, comedy, big band, western swing, blues, old-timey folk, etc. etc. He just turned 50, and has been collecting records since I was three! Look for his show on the Radio Nostalgia Network soon.
Paul Ash was the leader of orchestras that primarilly played in movie theatres throughout the United States during the 1920s and 1930s. He worked in the Chicago's McVickers Theatre and Oriental Theatre, the Paramount Theatre in Brooklyn and Manhattan as well as the Granada Theatre in San Francisco during which time his records were released under the name of Paul Ash and his Granada Orchestra.
Big Band Serenade Present Kitty Kallen Her Life and Music
She was one of the top female vocalists during the Big Band era. She appeared with Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey, among others, and is featured on many of the biggest hits of the era. In addition, during the Fifties she had several solo hits including "My Coloring Book,""In the Chapel in the Moonlight," and the-over-a-million seller (at a time when selling a million records was really an accomplishment) "Little Things Mean a Lot."
Big Band Serenade 154 Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra
U.S. jazz trombonist and singer. He worked with two of the most popular bands of the early swing era, those of Ben Pollack (1928?33) and Paul Whiteman (1933?38). Teagarden's trademark relaxed, bluesy approach was evident in both his playing and singing, his engaging Texas accent seeming to colour both.
Big Band Times presents Bob Howard and His Orchestra from 1935-1938 Forgotten by many this orchestra filled with great musicians entertained audiences as part the the Big Band Era.
Tribute to Bill Finegan Arranger, Composer, Musician who passed away
June 10,2008. Finegan began his career during the 1930s and gained
recognition as a top arranger with Glenn Miller, contributing to the
bandleader's first hit "Little Brown Jug". He also worked with Tommy
Dorsey for several years.
Big Band
Serenade presents Sister Groups and Their Music from 1940-1950 2 of 2 Included are the Andrews Sisters,DeCastro Sisters,King Sisters,Dinning Sisters,and The Demarco Sisters
Big Band
Serenade presents Bud Freeman Great Saxophonist and His Music He became one of the first great innovators on tenor sax. He played with
swing bands led by Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey, but Bud Freeman was
happiest leading his own smaller, hot jazz bands. Listen to recordings
of Bud Freeman playing his compositions like
Big Band
Serenade presents "Sun Valley Serenade" 1941 is the first of the only
two movies featuring The Glenn Miller Orchestra (the other is
"Orchestra Wives" in 1942). Besides "Chattanooga Choo Choo," other
Glenn Miller tunes in the film are "It Happened in Sun Valley," "I Know
Why," and "In the Mood".
Big Band
Serenade presents "Sun Valley Serenade" 1941 is the first of the only
two movies featuring The Glenn Miller Orchestra (the other is
"Orchestra Wives" in 1942). Besides "Chattanooga Choo Choo," other
Glenn Miller tunes in the film are "It Happened in Sun Valley," "I Know
Why," and "In the Mood".
Big Band
Serenade presents The Swing Years 1940s-1950s The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Ridin' On The L&N" Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra2)"Early" Erroll Garner3) "That Old Black Magix" Mel Torme4) "The Last Time I Saw Paris" Bub Powell
5) "Baby,What You Do To Me" Kitty Kallen w/Harry James & His Orchestra6) "Memories Of You Mostly" Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra7) "Whistle Stop" Louis Prima & His Orchestra8) "Kansas City Caboose"Sonny Greer & His Orchestra9) "The Freedom Train" Johnny Mercer & The Pied Pipers10)"Eager Beaver" Stan Kenton & His Orchestra11)"Nice 'N Easy" Frank Sinatra12)"Five O'clock Whistle" Erskine Hawkins & His Orchestra13)"You Always Hurt The One You Love" Kay Starr w/Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra14)"The Chase" Sy Zenther & His Orchestra15)"I'm Beginning To See The Light" Bobby Darin16)"Night Train" The Four Blazes17)"The Queen" T.J. Fowler18)"My Old Gal"Illinois Jacquet & His Orchestra vocal/Sid McKinney19)"Thunderbird" Ray Anthony & His Orchestra20)"Manhattan" Ella Fitzgerald21)"It's All Right With Me" Bobby Hackett22)"You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To" Helen Merrill23)"Sunset Blue" Andre Previn
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Serenade presents The Swing Years 1940s-1950s The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Ridin' On The L&N" Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 2) "Early" Erroll Garner 3) "That Old Black Magix" Mel Torme 4) "The Last Time I Saw Paris" Bub Powell 5) "Baby,What You Do To Me" Kitty Kallen w/Harry James & His Orchestra 6) "Memories Of You Mostly" Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra 7) "Whistle Stop" Louis Prima & His Orchestra 8) "Kansas City Caboose"Sonny Greer & His Orchestra 9) "The Freedom Train" Johnny Mercer & The Pied Pipers 10)"Eager Beaver" Stan Kenton & His Orchestra 11)"Nice 'N Easy" Frank Sinatra 12)"Five O'clock Whistle" Erskine Hawkins & His Orchestra 13)"You Always Hurt The One You Love" Kay Starr w/Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra 14)"The Chase" Sy Zenther & His Orchestra 15)"I'm Beginning To See The Light" Bobby Darin 16)"Night Train" The Four Blazes 17)"The Queen" T.J. Fowler 18)"My Old Gal"Illinois Jacquet & His Orchestra vocal/Sid McKinney 19)"Thunderbird" Ray Anthony & His Orchestra 20)"Manhattan" Ella Fitzgerald 21)"It's All Right With Me" Bobby Hackett 22)"You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To" Helen Merrill 23)"Sunset Blue" Andre Previn
Big Band
Serenade presents The Swing Era Part 1 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Choo Choo Ch-Boogie" The Four Knights2) "Lets Get Away From It All" Tommy Dorsey Orchestra3) "In The Mood" Glenn Miller Orchestra4) "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen" Kay Starr w/The Charlie Barnett Orchestra
5) "Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night of The Week" Frank Sinatra 6) "Pennsylvania Polka" The Andrew Sisters7) "The Harlem Suite" Duke Ellington8) "Baby It's Cold Outside" Ester Williams and Ricardo Mantalban9) "When The Lights Go On Again" Vaughn Monroe
Big Band
Serenade presents The Swing Era Part 1 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Choo Choo Ch-Boogie" The Four Knights 2) "Lets Get Away From It All" Tommy Dorsey Orchestra 3) "In The Mood" Glenn Miller Orchestra 4) "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen" Kay Starr w/The Charlie Barnett Orchestra 5) "Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night of The Week" Frank Sinatra 6) "Pennsylvania Polka" The Andrew Sisters 7) "The Harlem Suite" Duke Ellington 8) "Baby It's Cold Outside" Ester Williams and Ricardo Mantalban 9) "When The Lights Go On Again" Vaughn Monroe
Big Band
Serenade presents Frank Sinatra and His Music 1939-1947 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "But Beautiful" 19472) "It Started AllOver Again" Tommy Dorsey w/Frank Sinatra3) "They Say It's Wonderful" 19464) "Without A Song" Tommy Dorsey w/Frank Sinatra
5) "All Or Nothing At All" 1939 Frank Sinatra w/Harry James6) "Time After Time" 19467) "Day By Day" 19458) "Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night of The Week" 1944 9) "You'll Never Know" 194210)"Some Enchanted evening"11)"Five Minutes More" 194612)"Close To You" 194213)"One For My Baby" 194714)"I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night" 194315)"Come Out Wherever You Are"16)"The Song Is You" 194217)"The House I Live In" 1945
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Serenade presents Frank Sinatra and His Music 1939-1947 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "But Beautiful" 1947 2) "It Started All Over Again" Tommy Dorsey w/Frank Sinatra 3) "They Say It's Wonderful" 1946 4) "Without A Song" Tommy Dorsey w/Frank Sinatra 5) "All Or Nothing At All" 1939 Frank Sinatra w/Harry James 6) "Time After Time" 1946 7) "Day By Day" 1945 8) "Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night of The Week" 1944 9) "You'll Never Know" 1942 10)"Some Enchanted evening" 11)"Five Minutes More" 1946 12)"Close To You" 1942 13)"One For My Baby" 1947 14)"I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night" 1943 15)"Come Out Wherever You Are" 16)"The Song Is You" 1942 17)"The House I Live In" 1945
Big Band
Serenade presents Isham Jones and His Orchestra 1924 to 1934 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Medley Of Isham Jones Hits" 2) "In My Heart It's You" 19303) "I'm So Afraid Of You" 19344) "From Now On" 1934
5) "It Had To Be You" 1924 vocals Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray6) "I Can't Believe It's True" 19327) "Trees" 19308) "Sweet Georgia Brow" 1932 Vocal Bing Crosby9) "Medley Of Isham Jones Dance Hits" 1932
Big Band
Serenade presents Isham Jones and His Orchestra 1924 to 1934 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Medley Of Isham Jones Hits" 2) "In My Heart It's You" 1930 3) "I'm So Afraid Of You" 1934 4) "From Now On" 1934 5) "It Had To Be You" 1924 vocals Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray 6) "I Can't Believe It's True" 1932 7) "Trees" 1930 8) "Sweet Georgia Brow" 1932 Vocal Bing Crosby 9) "Medley Of Isham Jones Dance Hits" 1932
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Serenade presents Red Norvo & His Orchestra with Mildred Baily together they were Mr & Mrs Swing 1933-1945 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Knockin' On Wood" 1933 2) "Hole In The Wall" 19333) "In A Mist" 19334) "Dance Of The Octopus" 1933
5) "Tea Time" 19386) "Now And Then" 19387) "Saving Myself For You" Vocal Mildred Bailey8) "Picture Me Without You" 1936 Vocal Mildred Bailey9) "Have Mercy" 1939 10)"Yours For A Song" 1939 11)"Who Blew Out The Flame" Vocal Mildred Bailey12)"Which Switch Witch" 194413)"Seven Come Eleven" 194414)"Blue In E Flat" 1935
Big Band
Serenade presents Red Norvo & His Orchestra with Mildred Baily together they were Mr & Mrs Swing 1933-1945 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Knockin' On Wood" 1933 2) "Hole In The Wall" 1933 3) "In A Mist" 1933 4) "Dance Of The Octopus" 1933 5) "Tea Time" 1938 6) "Now And Then" 1938 7) "Saving Myself For You" Vocal Mildred Bailey 8) "Picture Me Without You" 1936 Vocal Mildred Bailey 9) "Have Mercy" 1939 10)"Yours For A Song" 1939 11)"Who Blew Out The Flame" Vocal Mildred Bailey 12)"Which Switch Witch" 1944 13)"Seven Come Eleven" 1944 14)"Blue In E Flat" 1935
Big Band
Serenade presents Louis Prima and His Orchestra 1935-1945 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Sing Sing Sing" Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra 1936 Vocal Louis Prima2) "In A Little Gypsy Tea Room" 19353) "Weather Man" 19354) "Now They Call It Swing" 1938
5) "Why Should I Pretend" 19386) "Now And Then" 19387) "They Very Thought Of You" 1944 Vocal Lily Ann Carol8) "This Heart Of Mine" 1944 Vocal Lily Ann Carol9) "I'll Walk Alone" 1944 Vocal Lily Ann Carol10)"Please No Squeeza Da Banna" 1945 Vocal Louis Prima11)"I Don't Want To Be Loved" 194512)"Just A Little Fond Affection" 1945
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Serenade presents Louis Prima and His Orchestra 1935-1945 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Sing Sing Sing" Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra 1936 Vocal Louis Prima 2) "In A Little Gypsy Tea Room" 1935 3) "Weather Man" 1935 4) "Now They Call It Swing" 1938 5) "Why Should I Pretend" 1938 6) "Now And Then" 1938 7) "They Very Thought Of You" 1944 Vocal Lily Ann Carol 8) "This Heart Of Mine" 1944 Vocal Lily Ann Carol 9) "I'll Walk Alone" 1944 Vocal Lily Ann Carol 10)"Please No Squeeza Da Banna" 1945 Vocal Louis Prima 11)"I Don't Want To Be Loved" 1945 12)"Just A Little Fond Affection" 1945
Big Band
Serenade presents War Time Remotes for our fighting men and women. Join Benny Goodman, Dick Jurgens, and Glenn Miller as they played for our brave soldiers.
Big Band
Serenade presents War Time Remotes for our fighting men and women. Join Benny Goodman, Dick Jurgens, and Glenn Miller as they played for our brave soldiers.
Big Band
Serenade presents Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1929-1945 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Give Me The Simple Life" 19452) "Star Eyes" 19433) "Amapola" 19414) "Dusk In Upper Sandusky" 1938
5) "Contrasts" 19406) "Tangerine" 19417) "Brazil" 19428) "Prayin' The Blues" 19299) "All Or Nothing At All" 193910)"Green Eyes" 194111)"I Fall In Love With You Every Day" 193812)"Time Was" 1941
Big Band
Serenade presents Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra 1929-1945 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Give Me The Simple Life" 1945 2) "Star Eyes" 1943 3) "Amapola" 1941 4) "Dusk In Upper Sandusky" 1938 5) "Contrasts" 1940 6) "Tangerine" 1941 7) "Brazil" 1942 8) "Prayin' The Blues" 1929 9) "All Or Nothing At All" 1939 10)"Green Eyes" 1941 11)"I Fall In Love With You Every Day" 1938 12)"Time Was" 1941
Big Band
Serenade presentsBen Selvin and His Orchestra 1928-1932 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "You Call It Madness" 19312) "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" 19283) "Why" 19294) "Happy Days Are Here Again" 1930
5) "Let Me Sing And I'm Happy" 19306) "When The Reast Of The Crowd Goes Home" 19317) "Just Friends" 19328) "Why Have You Forgotten Waikiki?" 19309) "My Song Of The Nile" 1936 Vocal Smith Ballew10)"Around The Corner" 1930
Big Band
Serenade presentsBen Selvin and His Orchestra 1928-1932 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "You Call It Madness" 1931 2) "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" 1928 3) "Why" 1929 4) "Happy Days Are Here Again" 1930 5) "Let Me Sing And I'm Happy" 1930 6) "When The Reast Of The Crowd Goes Home" 1931 7) "Just Friends" 1932 8) "Why Have You Forgotten Waikiki?" 1930 9) "My Song Of The Nile" 1936 Vocal Smith Ballew 10)"Around The Corner" 1930
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Serenade presents Hal Kemp and His Orchestra 1933-1940 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Puddin' Head Jones" 19332) "I Coundn'tTell Them What I Thought" 1933 3) "You And Who Else" 19404) "There's A Small Hotel" 1936
5) "Pennies From heaven" 1936 6) "I Can't Get Started" 1936 vocal Skinnay Ennis7) "You're So Darn Charming" 1935 vocal Bob Allen8) "The Music Goes Round And Round" 19359) "Goodnight My Love" 193610)"From The Top Of Your Head" 193511)"Love Is The Sweetest Thing" 193312)"It's Only A Paper Moon" 1933
Big Band
Serenade presents Hal Kemp and His Orchestra 1933-1940 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Puddin' Head Jones" 1933 2) "I Coundn't Tell Them What I Thought" 1933 3) "You And Who Else" 1940 4) "There's A Small Hotel" 1936 5) "Pennies From heaven" 1936 6) "I Can't Get Started" 1936 vocal Skinnay Ennis 7) "You're So Darn Charming" 1935 vocal Bob Allen 8) "The Music Goes Round And Round" 1935 9) "Goodnight My Love" 1936 10)"From The Top Of Your Head" 1935 11)"Love Is The Sweetest Thing" 1933 12)"It's Only A Paper Moon" 1933
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Serenade presents Eddie Condon and His Band 1938-1950 The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Dill Pickels" 19502) "Love Is Just Around The Corner" 1938 Eddie Condon Windy City 73) "Ida,Sweet As Apple Cider" 19474) "Some Sunny Day" 1946
5) "There'll Be Some Changes Made" 1939 Eddie Condon's Chicagoans6) "California Here I Come" 19387) September 9, 1944 Remote Jazz Broadcast From New York's Town HallDon't forget to watch the Eddie Condon Video at http://bigbandvideo.libsyn.com
Big Band
Serenade presents Eddie Condon and His Band 1938-1950 The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Dill Pickels" 1950 2) "Love Is Just Around The Corner" 1938 Eddie Condon Windy City 7 3) "Ida,Sweet As Apple Cider" 1947 4) "Some Sunny Day" 1946 5) "There'll Be Some Changes Made" 1939 Eddie Condon's Chicagoans 6) "California Here I Come" 1938 7) September 9, 1944 Remote Jazz Broadcast From New York's Town Hall
Big Band
Serenade presents The Four Aces, The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Three Coins In The Fountain" 2) "Stanager In Paradise" 3) "Mister Sandan" 4) "Dream"
5) "Melody Of Love" 6) "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing"
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Serenade presents The Four Aces, The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Three Coins In The Fountain" 2) "Stanager In Paradise" 3) "Mister Sandan" 4) "Dream" 5) "Melody Of Love" 6) "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing"
Big Band
Serenade presents John Kirby and His Orchestra 1938-1941
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Close Shave" 19412) "Nocturne" 19393) "Little Brown Jug" 19394) "Pastel Blue" 1938
5) "Serenade" 1939 6) "Can't We Be Friends" 1940 7) "Bounce Of The Sugar Plum Fairy" 19418) "Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes" 19309) "You Go Your Way" 194010)"It Feels So Good" 1939
Big Band
Serenade presents John Kirby and His Orchestra 1938-1941
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Close Shave" 1941 2) "Nocturne" 1939 3) "Little Brown Jug" 1939 4) "Pastel Blue" 1938 5) "Serenade" 1939 6) "Can't We Be Friends" 1940 7) "Bounce Of The Sugar Plum Fairy" 1941 8) "Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes" 1930 9) "You Go Your Way" 1940 10)"It Feels So Good" 1939
Big Band
Serenade presents Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees 1929-1937
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "The Stein Song" 19302) "Vieni...Vieni" 19373) "A Little Kiss Each Morning" 19294) "Nasty Man" 1934
5) "Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries" 1931 Refrain by Rudy Vallee,Frank Frisselle and Sy Baker, Lew Brown,Ray Henderson6) "On The Good Ship Lollipop" 1934 S.Claire and R.Whiting7) "Orchids In The Moonlight" 19338) "If I had A Girl Like You" 1930 9) "I Still Rember" 193010)"You Oughta Be In Pictures" 1934
Big Band
Serenade presents Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees 1929-1937
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "The Stein Song" 1930 2) "Vieni...Vieni" 1937 3) "A Little Kiss Each Morning" 1929 4) "Nasty Man" 1934 5) "Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries" 1931 Refrain by Rudy Vallee,Frank Frisselle and Sy Baker, Lew Brown,Ray Henderson 6) "On The Good Ship Lollipop" 1934 S.Claire and R.Whiting 7) "Orchids In The Moonlight" 1933 8) "If I had A Girl Like You" 1930 9) "I Still Rember" 1930 10)"You Oughta Be In Pictures" 1934
Big Band
Serenade presents Harlan Leonard and His Rockets 1940
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "My Gal Sal" 2) "Snaky Feelin'" 3) "Hairy Joe Jump" 4) "Skee"
5) "I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire" 6) "Ride My Blues Away" 7) "I'm In A Weary Mood" 8) "Rock and Ride" 9) "400 Swing" 10)"My Dream" 11)"My Pop Gave Me A Nickel"12)"Please Don't Squabble"
Big Band
Serenade presents Harlan Leonard and His Rockets 1940
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "My Gal Sal" 2) "Snaky Feelin'" 3) "Hairy Joe Jump" 4) "Skee" 5) "I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire" 6) "Ride My Blues Away" 7) "I'm In A Weary Mood" 8) "Rock and Ride" 9) "400 Swing" 10)"My Dream" 11)"My Pop Gave Me A Nickel" 12)"Please Don't Squabble"
Big Band
Serenade presents Cab Calloway and His Orchestra 1933-1953
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Minnie The Moocher" 2) "Chinese Rhythm" 19343) "Father's Got His Glasses Off" Cab Calloway & His Orchestra w/ Edwin Swayze 19334) "Jes' Natch'ully Lazy" 1936
5) "Harlem Camp Meeting" Cab Calloway & His Orchestra w/ Harold White 19336) "Dawn Time" 19457) "Ogeechee River Lullaby" 19428) "Deep In A Dream" 19389) "Queen Isabel" 193710) "I'll Get By" Cab Calloway & 4 Belles 1953
Big Band
Serenade presents Cab Calloway and His Orchestra 1933-1953
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Minnie The Moocher" 2) "Chinese Rhythm" 1934 3) "Father's Got His Glasses Off" Cab Calloway & His Orchestra w/ Edwin Swayze 1933 4) "Jes' Natch'ully Lazy" 1936 5) "Harlem Camp Meeting" Cab Calloway & His Orchestra w/ Harold White 1933 6) "Dawn Time" 1945 7) "Ogeechee River Lullaby" 1942 8) "Deep In A Dream" 1938 9) "Queen Isabel" 1937 10) "I'll Get By" Cab Calloway & 4 Belles 1953
Big Band
Serenade presents Hank Penny and His Radio Cowboys 1939-1941
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Lonesome Train Blues" 2) "Army Blues" 3) "Blue Melody" 4) "Blue Ridge Blues" 1941
5) "Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon" 19396) "Just A Message" 19407) "Peach Tree Shuffle" 19408) "All Night and All Day Long" 9) "Hesitation Blues" 10) "Just For Old Time Sake"
Big Band
Serenade presents Hank Penny and His Radio Cowboys 1939-1941
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Lonesome Train Blues" 2) "Army Blues" 3) "Blue Melody" 4) "Blue Ridge Blues" 1941 5) "Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon" 1939 6) "Just A Message" 1940 7) "Peach Tree Shuffle" 1940 8) "All Night and All Day Long" 9) "Hesitation Blues" 10) "Just For Old Time Sake"
Big Band Serenade presents Henry Busse,Traditional jazz trumpeter, leader of group known as
Busse%26apos;s Buzzards who recorded and performed during the %26apos;20s,%26apos;30s and
%26apos;40s.
Presented today is the Henry Busse Program 1935.
Big Band Serenade presents Henry Busse,Traditional jazz trumpeter, leader of group known as
Busse's Buzzards who recorded and performed during the '20s,'30s and
'40s.
Presented today is the Henry Busse Program 1935.
Big Band Serenade presents Henry Busse,Traditional jazz trumpeter, leader of group known as
Busse's Buzzards who recorded and performed during the '20s,'30s and
'40s.
Presented today is the Henry Busse Program 1935.
Woody Herman was a well-respected band leader, clarinetist, and saxophonist. He began the first of his own bands in 1936. Throughout his career, his bands were nicknamed "Herman's Herd" or "Swinging Herd" or a similar variation, after the great collection of jazz musicians and the force and originality with which they played. Music presented in this episode of Big Band Serenade is from 1937-1951.
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Woody Herman was a well-respected band leader, clarinetist, and saxophonist. He began the first of his own bands in 1936. Throughout his career, his bands were nicknamed %26#37;26amp;quot;Herman%26apos;s Herd%26#37;26amp;quot; or %26#37;26amp;quot;Swinging Herd%26#37;26amp;quot; or a similar variation, after the great collection of jazz musicians and the force and originality with which they played. Music presented in this episode of Big Band Serenade is from 1937-1951.
Purchase Woody Herman Music Here
Woody Herman was a well-respected band leader, clarinetist, and saxophonist. He began the first of his own bands in 1936. Throughout his career, his bands were nicknamed "Herman's Herd" or "Swinging Herd" or a similar variation, after the great collection of jazz musicians and the force and originality with which they played. Music presented in this episode of Big Band Serenade is from 1937-1951. Purchase Woody Herman Music Here
Big Band Serenade Presents Bunny Berigan (1908-1942), the well known jazz trumpeter He is often associated with the tune "I Can't Get Started," popularized by his 1937 recording.
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Big Band Serenade Presents Bunny Berigan (1908-1942), the well known jazz trumpeter He is often associated with the tune %26#37;26amp;quot;I Can%26apos;t Get Started,%26#37;26amp;quot; popularized by his 1937 recording.
Purchase Bunny Bergan Music Here
Big Band Serenade Presents Bunny Berigan (1908-1942), the well known jazz trumpeter He is often associated with the tune "I Can't Get Started," popularized by his 1937 recording. Purchase Bunny Bergan Music Here
Big Band
Serenade presents Kay Kyser and His Music 1929-1948.
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Three Little Fiishies" 19392) "Jingle Jangle Jingle" 19423) "Two Sleepy People" 19384) "Music Maestro Please" 1938
5) "Shine On Harvest Moon" 6) "Indian Summer" 19397) "Collegiate Fanny" 19298) "Did You Mean It" 19369) "Just A Haven" 192910) "Takin' Miss Mary To The Ball" 1948
Big Band
Serenade presents Kay Kyser and His Music 1929-1948.%26#37;26amp;nbsp;
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) %26#37;26amp;quot;Three Little Fiishies%26#37;26amp;quot; 19392) %26#37;26amp;quot;Jingle Jangle Jingle%26#37;26amp;quot; 19423) %26#37;26amp;quot;Two Sleepy People%26#37;26amp;quot; 19384) %26#37;26amp;quot;Music Maestro Please%26#37;26amp;quot; 1938
5) %26#37;26amp;quot;Shine On Harvest Moon%26#37;26amp;quot; 6) %26#37;26amp;quot;Indian Summer%26#37;26amp;quot; 19397) %26#37;26amp;quot;Collegiate Fanny%26#37;26amp;quot; 19298) %26#37;26amp;quot;Did You Mean It%26#37;26amp;quot; 19369) %26#37;26amp;quot;Just A Haven%26#37;26amp;quot; 192910) %26#37;26amp;quot;Takin%26apos; Miss Mary To The Ball%26#37;26amp;quot; 1948
Big Band
Serenade presents Kay Kyser and His Music 1929-1948.
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Three Little Fiishies" 1939 2) "Jingle Jangle Jingle" 1942 3) "Two Sleepy People" 1938 4) "Music Maestro Please" 1938 5) "Shine On Harvest Moon" 6) "Indian Summer" 1939 7) "Collegiate Fanny" 1929 8) "Did You Mean It" 1936 9) "Just A Haven" 1929 10) "Takin' Miss Mary To The Ball" 1948
Big Band
Serenade presents Kay Kyser and His Orchestra%26#37;26amp;nbsp; 2/6/37 Remote from Trianon Ballroom Chicago %26#37;26amp;nbsp;%26#37;26amp;nbsp;%26#37;26amp;nbsp;
Big Band
Serenade presents Ray Nobel and His Orchestra 1933-1937. Most vocals are Al Bowlly
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "The Very Thought Of You" 19412) "Butterflies In The Rain" 19333) "Big Chief De Sota" 19364) "Linda"
5) "Dinner For One, Please James" 19356) "Love Is The Sweetest Thing" 19327) "Experiment" 19338) "Got A Date With An Angel" 19319) "The Moment I Met You" 193310) "If You'll Say Yes, Cherie" 193311) "Paris In The Spring" 193512) "Where Am I?" 193513) "Who Walks In When I Walk Out" 193414) "The Touch Of Your Lips" 1936
Big Band
Serenade presents Ray Nobel and His Orchestra 1933-1937. Most vocals are Al Bowlly%26#37;26amp;nbsp;
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) %26#37;26amp;quot;The Very Thought Of You%26#37;26amp;quot; 19412) %26#37;26amp;quot;Butterflies In The Rain%26#37;26amp;quot; 19333) %26#37;26amp;quot;Big Chief De Sota%26#37;26amp;quot; 19364) %26#37;26amp;quot;Linda%26#37;26amp;quot;
5) %26#37;26amp;quot;Dinner For One, Please James%26#37;26amp;quot; 19356) %26#37;26amp;quot;Love Is The Sweetest Thing%26#37;26amp;quot; 19327) %26#37;26amp;quot;Experiment%26#37;26amp;quot; 19338) %26#37;26amp;quot;Got A Date With An Angel%26#37;26amp;quot; 19319) %26#37;26amp;quot;The Moment I Met You%26#37;26amp;quot; 193310) %26#37;26amp;quot;If You%26apos;ll Say Yes, Cherie%26#37;26amp;quot; 193311) %26#37;26amp;quot;Paris In The Spring%26#37;26amp;quot; 193512) %26#37;26amp;quot;Where Am I?%26#37;26amp;quot; 193513) %26#37;26amp;quot;Who Walks In When I Walk Out%26#37;26amp;quot; 193414) %26#37;26amp;quot;The Touch Of Your Lips%26#37;26amp;quot; 1936
Big Band
Serenade presents Ray Nobel and His Orchestra 1933-1937. Most vocals are Al Bowlly
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "The Very Thought Of You" 1941 2) "Butterflies In The Rain" 1933 3) "Big Chief De Sota" 1936 4) "Linda" 5) "Dinner For One, Please James" 1935 6) "Love Is The Sweetest Thing" 1932 7) "Experiment" 1933 8) "Got A Date With An Angel" 1931 9) "The Moment I Met You" 1933 10) "If You'll Say Yes, Cherie" 1933 11) "Paris In The Spring" 1935 12) "Where Am I?" 1935 13) "Who Walks In When I Walk Out" 1934 14) "The Touch Of Your Lips" 1936
Big Band
Serenade presents Ruth Etting 1928-1935
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Love Me Or Leave Me" 19282) "Now That You're Gone" 19313) "Mean To Me" 19294) "Ten Cents A Dance" 19305) "Button Up Your Overcoat" 19296) "Holding My Honey's hand" 19327) "Happy Days and Lonely Nights" 19288) "When We're Alone" 19329) "Now I'm In Love" 192910) "Life Is A Song" 193511) "Nevertheless"12) "Back In Your Own Back Yard" 1928
Big Band
Serenade presents Ruth Etting 1928-1935%26#37;26amp;nbsp;
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) %26#37;26amp;quot;Love Me Or Leave Me%26#37;26amp;quot; 19282) %26#37;26amp;quot;Now That You%26apos;re Gone%26#37;26amp;quot; 19313) %26#37;26amp;quot;Mean To Me%26#37;26amp;quot; 19294) %26#37;26amp;quot;Ten Cents A Dance%26#37;26amp;quot; 19305) %26#37;26amp;quot;Button Up Your Overcoat%26#37;26amp;quot; 19296) %26#37;26amp;quot;Holding My Honey%26apos;s hand%26#37;26amp;quot; 19327) %26#37;26amp;quot;Happy Days and Lonely Nights%26#37;26amp;quot; 19288) %26#37;26amp;quot;When We%26apos;re Alone%26#37;26amp;quot; 19329) %26#37;26amp;quot;Now I%26apos;m In Love%26#37;26amp;quot; 192910) %26#37;26amp;quot;Life Is A Song%26#37;26amp;quot; 193511) %26#37;26amp;quot;Nevertheless%26#37;26amp;quot;12) %26#37;26amp;quot;Back In Your Own Back Yard%26#37;26amp;quot; 1928
Big Band
Serenade presents Ruth Etting 1928-1935
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Love Me Or Leave Me" 1928 2) "Now That You're Gone" 1931 3) "Mean To Me" 1929 4) "Ten Cents A Dance" 1930 5) "Button Up Your Overcoat" 1929 6) "Holding My Honey's hand" 1932 7) "Happy Days and Lonely Nights" 1928 8) "When We're Alone" 1932 9) "Now I'm In Love" 1929 10) "Life Is A Song" 1935 11) "Nevertheless" 12) "Back In Your Own Back Yard" 1928
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Serenade presents Tribute To Mothers
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1) "Hello Mom"-Bing Crosby-1942 2) "Angel's On Earth"-Steven Stewart & Annette Kienzle 3) "Your Mother And Mine"-Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 1929 4) "Mother, I Miss You"-Toni Braxton 5) "Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child"-Artie Shaw & His Orchestra 6) "Mother's Last Farewell Kiss"-Charlie Poole 1930 7) "A Mother's Love is a Blessing"-Irish Rovers 8) "Old Mother Hubbard"-Ella Fitzgerald & Daydreamers 1949 9) "Mother Of Mine, I Still Have You"-Al Jolson 1927 10) "Don'd Be Afraid To Tell Your Mother"-Mills Brothers 1935 11) "Mother, I Miss You"-Toni Braxton
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Serenade presents Tribute To Mothers
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Hello Mom"-Bing Crosby-19422) "Angel's On Earth"-Steven Stewart & Annette Kienzle3) "Your Mother And Mine"-Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 19294) "Mother, I Miss You"-Toni Braxton5) "Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child"-Artie Shaw & His Orchestra6) "Mother's Last Farewell Kiss"-Charlie Poole 19307) "A Mother's Love is a Blessing"-Irish Rovers8) "Old Mother Hubbard"-Ella Fitzgerald & Daydreamers 19499) "Mother Of Mine, I Still Have You"-Al Jolson 192710) "Don'd Be Afraid To Tell Your Mother"-Mills Brothers 193511) "Mother, I Miss You"-Toni Braxton
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Serenade presents Tribute To Mothers %26#37;26amp;nbsp;
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) %26#37;26amp;quot;Hello Mom%26#37;26amp;quot;-Bing Crosby-19422) %26#37;26amp;quot;Angel%26apos;s On Earth%26#37;26amp;quot;-Steven Stewart %26#37;26amp;amp; Annette Kienzle3) %26#37;26amp;quot;Your Mother And Mine%26#37;26amp;quot;-Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 19294) %26#37;26amp;quot;Mother, I Miss You%26#37;26amp;quot;-Toni Braxton5) %26#37;26amp;quot;Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child%26#37;26amp;quot;-Artie Shaw %26#37;26amp;amp; His Orchestra6) %26#37;26amp;quot;Mother%26apos;s Last Farewell Kiss%26#37;26amp;quot;-Charlie Poole 19307) %26#37;26amp;quot;A Mother%26apos;s Love is a Blessing%26#37;26amp;quot;-Irish Rovers8) %26#37;26amp;quot;Old Mother Hubbard%26#37;26amp;quot;-Ella Fitzgerald %26#37;26amp;amp; Daydreamers 19499) %26#37;26amp;quot;Mother Of Mine, I Still Have You%26#37;26amp;quot;-Al Jolson 192710) %26#37;26amp;quot;Don%26apos;d Be Afraid To Tell Your Mother%26#37;26amp;quot;-Mills Brothers 193511) %26#37;26amp;quot;Mother, I Miss You%26#37;26amp;quot;-Toni Braxton
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Serenade presents Bing Crosby 1930s-1950s.
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1. I'll Be Seeing You, 1944 2. On Treasure Island, 1935 Bing Crosby w/ Victor Young 3. Merry-go-run-around, 1952 Bing Crosby & Bob Hope 4. God Bless America, 1933 Bing Crosby w/ J.S. Trotter and His Orchestra 5. Get Out And
Get Under The Moon, 1928 Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra,Vocals by Bing
Crosby, Jack Fulton, Charles Gaylord, and Austin You Shay-tobias-jerome 6. Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better, 1942 Bing Crosby and Andrew Sisters 7. Alexander's Ragtime Band, 1932 Bing Crosby and Connie Boswell 8. My Old Kentucky Home, 1940 Bing Crosby & King's Men Stephen Foster 9.My Baby Said Yes, 1944 Bing Crosby & Louis Jordan 10. I Want My Mama, 1942 Bing Crosby & Woody Herman 11. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square,1940 12. When Day Is Done, 1940 Bing Crosby & Victor Young 13. Can't Get Indiana Off My Mind, 1940
14. I'm Waiting For Ships That Never Come In, 1940
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Serenade presents Bing Crosby 1930s-1950s.
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1. I'll Be Seeing You, 19442. On Treasure Island, 1935 Bing Crosby w/ Victor Young
3. Merry-go-run-around, 1952 Bing Crosby & Bob Hope
4. God Bless America, 1933 Bing Crosby w/ J.S. Trotter and His Orchestra
5. Get Out And
Get Under The Moon, 1928 Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra,Vocals by Bing
Crosby, Jack Fulton, Charles Gaylord, and Austin You Shay-tobias-jerome
6. Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better, 1942 Bing Crosby and Andrew Sisters
7. Alexander's Ragtime Band, 1932 Bing Crosby and Connie Boswell8. My Old Kentucky Home, 1940 Bing Crosby & King's Men Stephen Foster
9.My Baby Said Yes, 1944 Bing Crosby & Louis Jordan10. I Want My Mama, 1942 Bing Crosby & Woody Herman
11. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square,1940 12. When Day Is Done, 1940 Bing Crosby & Victor Young13. Can't Get Indiana Off My Mind, 1940
14. I'm Waiting For Ships That Never Come In, 1940
15. Danny Boy, 1941
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Serenade presents Bing Crosby 1930s-1950s.%26#37;26amp;nbsp;
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1. I%26apos;ll Be Seeing You, 19442. On Treasure Island, 1935 Bing Crosby w/ Victor Young
3. Merry-go-run-around, 1952%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Bing Crosby %26#37;26amp;amp; Bob Hope
4. God Bless America, 1933 Bing Crosby w/ J.S. Trotter and His Orchestra
5. Get Out And
Get Under The Moon, 1928 Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra,Vocals by Bing
Crosby, Jack Fulton, Charles Gaylord, and Austin You Shay-tobias-jerome
6. Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better, 1942 Bing Crosby and Andrew Sisters
7. Alexander%26apos;s Ragtime Band, 1932 Bing Crosby and Connie Boswell8. My Old Kentucky Home, 1940 Bing Crosby %26#37;26amp;amp; King%26apos;s Men Stephen Foster
9.My Baby Said Yes, 1944 Bing Crosby %26#37;26amp;amp; Louis Jordan10. I Want My Mama, 1942 Bing Crosby %26#37;26amp;amp; Woody Herman
11. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square,1940 12. When Day Is Done, 1940 Bing Crosby %26#37;26amp;amp; Victor Young13. Can%26apos;t Get Indiana Off My Mind, 1940
14. I%26apos;m Waiting For Ships That Never Come In, 1940
15. Danny Boy, 1941
Big Band
Serenade presents Music by Gene Krupa (1935-1950) and Harry James
(1955-1958). This is Part 2 of a multipart series of these two greats.
The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1. Walkin' Home , Harry James and His Orchestra 2. After Looking At You,1938 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal 3.Blue Again, Harry James and His Orchestra 4. Blues My Naughty Sweeti Game To Me,1950 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra 5. Crazy Rhythm,Harry James and His Orchestra 6. Violets For Your Furs,1941 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Buddy Stewart vocal 7.Ring For Porter, Harry James and His Orchestra 8. You Taught Me To Love Again, 1939 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal 9.Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans, Harry James and His Orchestra 10.It's A Good Day, 1946 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal 11Vuelva, Harry James and His Orchestra 12.Six Lessons From madame La Zonga, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra 13. An Old Curiosity Shop, 1938 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal
Big Band
Serenade presents Music by Gene Krupa (1935-1950) and Harry James
(1955-1958). This is Part 2 of a multipart series of these two greats.
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1. Walkin' Home , Harry James and His Orchestra2. After Looking At You,1938 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal3.Blue Again, Harry James and His Orchestra4. Blues My Naughty Sweeti Game To Me,1950 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra 5. Crazy Rhythm,Harry James and His Orchestra6. Violets For Your Furs,1941 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Buddy Stewart vocal7.Ring For Porter, Harry James and His Orchestra8. You Taught Me To Love Again, 1939 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal9.Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans, Harry James and His Orchestra10.It's A Good Day, 1946 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal11Vuelva, Harry James and His Orchestra12.Six Lessons From madame La Zonga, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra13. An Old Curiosity Shop, 1938 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal
Big Band
Serenade presents Music by Gene Krupa (1935-1950) and Harry James
(1955-1958). This is Part 2 of a multipart series of these two greats.%26#37;26amp;nbsp;
The music in this program is listed in order of play;1. Walkin%26apos; Home , Harry James and His Orchestra2. After Looking At You,1938%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal3.Blue Again, Harry James and His Orchestra4. Blues My Naughty Sweeti Game To Me,1950 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra 5. Crazy Rhythm,Harry James and His Orchestra6. Violets For Your Furs,1941 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Buddy Stewart vocal7.Ring For Porter, Harry James and His Orchestra8. You Taught Me To Love Again, 1939 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal9.Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans, Harry James and His Orchestra10.It%26apos;s A Good Day, 1946 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal11Vuelva, Harry James and His Orchestra12.Six Lessons From madame La Zonga, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra13. An Old Curiosity Shop, 1938 Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey vocal
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Serenade presents Music by Gene Krupa (1946-1947) and Harry James (1955-1958). This is Part 1 of a multipart series of these two greats. The music in this program is listed in order of play; 1. Body and Soul, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra 2. That's My Home, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Buddy Stewart vocals 3.Just The Other Day, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra 4. Aren't You Kinda Glad We Did it,Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey and Buddy Stewart vocals 5. Gene's Boogie, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra 6. Everybody Loves My Baby,Gene Krupa and His Orchestra 7. It's Been A Long Long Time, Harry James and His Orchestra 8. I Cried For You, Harry James and His Orchestra 9. My Silent Love, Harry James and His Orchestra 10.Velvet Moon, Harry James and His Orchestra 11.April In Paris, Harry James and His Orchestra 12.These Foolish Things, Harry James and His Orchestra
Big Band
Serenade presents Music by Gene Krupa (1946-1947) and Harry James (1955-1958). This is Part 1 of a multipart series of these two greats. The music in this program is listed in order of play;1. Body and Soul, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra2. That's My Home, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Buddy Stewart vocals3.Just The Other Day, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra4. Aren't You Kinda Glad We Did it,Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey and Buddy Stewart vocals5. Gene's Boogie, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra6. Everybody Loves My Baby,Gene Krupa and His Orchestra7. It's Been A Long Long Time, Harry James and His Orchestra8. I Cried For You, Harry James and His Orchestra9. My Silent Love, Harry James and His Orchestra10.Velvet Moon, Harry James and His Orchestra11.April In Paris, Harry James and His Orchestra12.These Foolish Things, Harry James and His Orchestra
Big Band
Serenade presents Music by Gene Krupa (1946-1947) and Harry James (1955-1958). This is Part 1 of a multipart series of these two greats.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; The music in this program is listed in order of play;1. Body and Soul, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra2. That%26apos;s My Home, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Buddy Stewart vocals3.Just The Other Day, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra4. Aren%26apos;t You Kinda Glad We Did it,Gene Krupa and His Orchestra w/Caroline Grey and Buddy Stewart vocals5. Gene%26apos;s Boogie, Gene Krupa and His Orchestra6. Everybody Loves My Baby,Gene Krupa and His Orchestra7. It%26apos;s Been A Long Long Time, Harry James and His Orchestra8. I Cried For You, Harry James and His Orchestra9. My Silent Love, Harry James and His Orchestra10.Velvet Moon, Harry James and His Orchestra11.April In Paris, Harry James and His Orchestra12.These Foolish Things, Harry James and His Orchestra
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Serenade presents Songs by Peggy Lee Songs on this program are listed in order of play; 1. You Give Me Fever 2. We'll Meet Again, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee 3. I Enjoy Being A Girl 4. Black Coffee 5. Till There Was You 6. Don't Ever Leave Me, Peggy Lee and George Shearing 7. Why Don't You Do It Right, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee 8. Mambo In Miami, Peggy Lee and George Shearing 9. Where or When, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee Go To GoDaddy & SAVE!!Use Promo Code Blu19
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Serenade presents Songs by Peggy LeeSongs on this program are listed in order of play; 1. You Give Me Fever2. We'll Meet Again, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee3. I Enjoy Being A Girl4. Black Coffee5. Till There Was You6. Don't Ever Leave Me, Peggy Lee and George Shearing7. Why Don't You Do It Right, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee8. Mambo In Miami, Peggy Lee and George Shearing9. Where or When, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee Go To GoDaddy & SAVE!!Use Promo Code Blu19
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Serenade presents Songs by Peggy LeeSongs on this program are listed in order of play; 1. You Give Me Fever2. We%26apos;ll Meet Again, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee3. I Enjoy Being A Girl4. Black Coffee5. Till There Was You6. Don%26apos;t Ever Leave Me, Peggy Lee and George Shearing7. Why Don%26apos;t You Do It Right, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee8. Mambo In Miami, Peggy Lee and George Shearing9. Where or When, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Go To GoDaddy %26#37;26amp;amp; SAVE!!Use Promo Code Blu19
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Serenade presents Songs by Rosemary Clooney Songs on this program are listed in order of play; 1. Come On A My House, 1951 2. Mambo Italiano, Rosemary Clooney and Bob Merrill 3. Beautiful Brown Eyes, 1951 4. Good For Nothin', 1952 5. Botch-a-me, 1952 6. Half As Much, 1952 Check out the video with Rosemary Clooney and Perry Como from 1958 at
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Serenade presents Songs by Rosemary ClooneySongs on this program are listed in order of play; 1. Come On A My House, 19512. Mambo Italiano, Rosemary Clooney and Bob Merrill3. Beautiful Brown Eyes, 19514. Good For Nothin', 19525. Botch-a-me, 19526. Half As Much, 1952Check out the video with Rosemary Clooney and Perry Como from 1958 at http://bigbandvideo.libsyn.com
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Serenade presents Songs by Rosemary ClooneySongs on this program are listed in order of play; 1. Come On A My House, 19512. Mambo Italiano, Rosemary Clooney and Bob Merrill3. Beautiful Brown Eyes, 19514. Good For Nothin%26apos;, 19525. Botch-a-me, 19526. Half As Much, 1952Check out the video with Rosemary Clooney and Perry Como from 1958%26#37;26amp;nbsp; at http://bigbandvideo.libsyn.com
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Serenade presents Ted Weems and His Orchestra Remote from Trianon Ballroom Chicago2/10/1937Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents Ted Weems%26#37;26amp;nbsp; and His Orchestra%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Remote from Trianon Ballroom Chicago2/10/1937Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents Earl Hines and His Orchestra%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Remote Broadcast From%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Grand Terrace Chicago 8/3/1938Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents Earl Hines and His Orchestra Remote Broadcast From Grand Terrace Chicago 8/3/1938Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents St.Patrick's Day Special The following list of songs are in order of play; 1)When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Bing Crosby 1946, 2)My Wild Irish Rose, Muggsy Spanier,,3)Irish Black Bottom, Louis Armstrong, 4)I'm Looking for a Four Leaf Clover, Frankie Lane 1948, 5)Did Your Mother Come From Ireland?, Bing Crosby 1940, 6)Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in Ireland-Sammy Key & His Orchestra 1940, 7)The Wearin' of the Green, Bunny Berigan & His Orchestra 1938, 8)Wearin' of the Green Medley, Frank Trumbauer & His Orchestra 1940
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Serenade presents St.Patrick%26apos;s Day Special The following list of songs are in order of play; 1)When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Bing Crosby 1946, 2)My Wild Irish Rose, Muggsy Spanier,,3)Irish Black Bottom, Louis Armstrong, 4)I%26apos;m Looking for a Four Leaf Clover, Frankie Lane 1948, 5)Did Your Mother Come From Ireland?, Bing Crosby 1940, 6)Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in Ireland-Sammy Key %26#37;26amp; His Orchestra 1940, 7)The Wearin%26apos; of the Green, Bunny Berigan %26#37;26amp; His Orchestra 1938, 8)Wearin%26apos; of the Green Medley, Frank Trumbauer %26#37;26amp; His Orchestra 1940Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents St.Patrick's Day Special The following list of songs are in order of play; 1)When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Bing Crosby 1946, 2)My Wild Irish Rose, Muggsy Spanier,,3)Irish Black Bottom, Louis Armstrong, 4)I'm Looking for a Four Leaf Clover, Frankie Lane 1948, 5)Did Your Mother Come From Ireland?, Bing Crosby 1940, 6)Johnny Doughboy Found A Rose in Ireland-Sammy Key & His Orchestra 1940, 7)The Wearin' of the Green, Bunny Berigan & His Orchestra 1938, 8)Wearin' of the Green Medley, Frank Trumbauer & His Orchestra 1940Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents The Great Saxophonist Johnny Hodges,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)"Jeeps Blues" 1938 Duke Ellington w/Johnny Hodges,2)"Prelude To A Kiss" 1938,3)"Passion Flower", 4)"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" 1941, 5)"Far Away Blues" 1947, 6)"Believe It Beloved", 7)"Tenderly" 1952, 8)"Tea For Two" 1952, 9)"Who's Excited" 1952, 10)"Good Queen Bess", 1940, 11)"Duke's Blues" 1952,12)"Wham" 1952
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Serenade presents The Great Saxophonist Johnny Hodges,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)%26quot;Jeeps Blues%26quot; 1938 Duke Ellington w/Johnny Hodges,2)%26quot;Prelude To A Kiss%26quot; 1938,3)%26quot;Passion Flower%26quot;, 4)%26quot;Things Ain%26apos;t What They Used To Be%26quot; 1941, 5)%26quot;Far Away Blues%26quot; 1947, 6)%26quot;Believe It Beloved%26quot;, 7)%26quot;Tenderly%26quot; 1952, 8)%26quot;Tea For Two%26quot; 1952, 9)%26quot;Who%26apos;s Excited%26quot; 1952, 10)%26quot;Good Queen Bess%26quot;, 1940, 11)%26quot;Duke%26apos;s Blues%26quot; 1952,12)%26quot;Wham%26quot; 1952Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents The Great Saxophonist Johnny Hodges,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)"Jeeps Blues" 1938 Duke Ellington w/Johnny Hodges,2)"Prelude To A Kiss" 1938,3)"Passion Flower", 4)"Things Ain't What They Used To Be" 1941, 5)"Far Away Blues" 1947, 6)"Believe It Beloved", 7)"Tenderly" 1952, 8)"Tea For Two" 1952, 9)"Who's Excited" 1952, 10)"Good Queen Bess", 1940, 11)"Duke's Blues" 1952,12)"Wham" 1952Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents Henry Busse Radio Remote from 1935
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Serenade presents Henry Busse Radio Remote from 1935
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Serenade presents The Great Song Writer, Singer, and Composer Johnny Mercer,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)"On The Atcheson,Topeka,And The Santa Fe" Johnny Mercer,
2)"Personality" 1946 Johnny Mercer,
3)"It Takes Time" Benny Goodman Orchestra w/Johnny Mercer,
4)Winter Wonderland" Johnny Mercer,
5)"Fools Rush In" 1940 Glenn Miller and His Orchestra w/ Johnny Mercer & Rube Bloom,
6)"Baby It's Cold Outside" Johnny Mercer & Margaret Whiting,
7)"Small Fry" 1938 Bing Crosby & Johnny Mercer,
8)"A Gal In Calico" Johnny Mercer, With The Pied Pipers, and Orchestra Of Paul Weston,
9)"My Sugar Is Os Refined" Johnny Mercer,
10"Candy" Johnny Mercer, Jo Strafford,& Pied Pipers,
11)I Lost My Surgar In Salt Lake City" 1942 Johnny Mercer
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Serenade presents The Great Song Writer, Singer, and Composer Johnny Mercer,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)%26quot;On The Atcheson,Topeka,And The Santa Fe%26quot; Johnny Mercer,
2)%26quot;Personality%26quot; 1946 Johnny Mercer,
3)%26quot;It Takes Time%26quot; Benny Goodman Orchestra w/Johnny Mercer,
4)Winter Wonderland%26quot; Johnny Mercer,
5)%26quot;Fools Rush In%26quot; 1940 Glenn Miller and His Orchestra w/ Johnny Mercer %26#37;26amp; Rube Bloom,
6)%26quot;Baby It%26apos;s Cold Outside%26quot; Johnny Mercer %26#37;26amp; Margaret Whiting,
7)%26quot;Small Fry%26quot; 1938 Bing Crosby %26#37;26amp; Johnny Mercer,
8)%26quot;A Gal In Calico%26quot; Johnny Mercer, With The Pied Pipers, and Orchestra Of Paul Weston,
9)%26quot;My Sugar Is Os Refined%26quot; Johnny Mercer,
10%26quot;Candy%26quot; Johnny Mercer, Jo Strafford,%26#37;26amp; Pied Pipers,
11)I Lost My Surgar In Salt Lake City%26quot; 1942 Johnny MercerOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents The Great Song Writer, Singer, and Composer Johnny Mercer,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)"On The Atcheson,Topeka,And The Santa Fe" Johnny Mercer,
2)"Personality" 1946 Johnny Mercer,
3)"It Takes Time" Benny Goodman Orchestra w/Johnny Mercer,
4)Winter Wonderland" Johnny Mercer,
5)"Fools Rush In" 1940 Glenn Miller and His Orchestra w/ Johnny Mercer & Rube Bloom,
6)"Baby It's Cold Outside" Johnny Mercer & Margaret Whiting,
7)"Small Fry" 1938 Bing Crosby & Johnny Mercer,
8)"A Gal In Calico" Johnny Mercer, With The Pied Pipers, and Orchestra Of Paul Weston,
9)"My Sugar Is Os Refined" Johnny Mercer,
10"Candy" Johnny Mercer, Jo Strafford,& Pied Pipers,
11)I Lost My Surgar In Salt Lake City" 1942 Johnny MercerOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)"Groovin' High" 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
2)"Lover Man" 1945 Sara Vaughn w/Dizzig Gillespie and His Orchestra
3)"Ow!" 1948 Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
4)"Dizzy Atmosphere" 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
5)"On Bass Hit Part" 1946 Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
6)"Good Dues Blues" 1946 Vocal-Valice Roberts w/Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
7)"Blue N' Boogie" 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
8)"I Can't Get Started" 1948 Dizzy Gillespie
9)"Down Under" 1942 Woody Herman & His Orchestra w/Dizzy Gillespie
10)"That's Ear, Brother" 1946 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
11)"All The Things You Are" 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet w/Hampton Hawes
12)"Thing To Come" 1946 Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
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Serenade presents Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Groovin%26apos; High%26#37;26amp;quot; 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Lover Man%26#37;26amp;quot; 1945 Sara Vaughn w/Dizzig Gillespie and His Orchestra
3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Ow!%26#37;26amp;quot; 1948 Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Dizzy Atmosphere%26#37;26amp;quot; 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
5)%26#37;26amp;quot;On Bass Hit Part%26#37;26amp;quot; 1946 Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Good Dues Blues%26#37;26amp;quot; 1946 Vocal-Valice Roberts w/Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Blue N%26apos; Boogie%26#37;26amp;quot; 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
8)%26#37;26amp;quot;I Can%26apos;t Get Started%26#37;26amp;quot; 1948 Dizzy Gillespie
9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Down Under%26#37;26amp;quot; 1942 Woody Herman %26#37;26amp;amp; His Orchestra w/Dizzy Gillespie
10)%26#37;26amp;quot;That%26apos;s Ear, Brother%26#37;26amp;quot; 1946 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
11)%26#37;26amp;quot;All The Things You Are%26#37;26amp;quot; 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet w/Hampton Hawes
12)%26#37;26amp;quot;Thing To Come%26#37;26amp;quot; 1946 Dizzy Gillespie and His OrchestraOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Serenade presents Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)"Groovin' High" 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
2)"Lover Man" 1945 Sara Vaughn w/Dizzig Gillespie and His Orchestra
3)"Ow!" 1948 Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
4)"Dizzy Atmosphere" 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
5)"On Bass Hit Part" 1946 Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
6)"Good Dues Blues" 1946 Vocal-Valice Roberts w/Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
7)"Blue N' Boogie" 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
8)"I Can't Get Started" 1948 Dizzy Gillespie
9)"Down Under" 1942 Woody Herman & His Orchestra w/Dizzy Gillespie
10)"That's Ear, Brother" 1946 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
11)"All The Things You Are" 1945 Dizzy Gillespie Sextet w/Hampton Hawes
12)"Thing To Come" 1946 Dizzy Gillespie and His OrchestraOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Big Band
Serenade presents Great Musical Selections From The 1940's,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)A string Of Pearls-Glenn Miller-1942
2)Shoo-Shoo Baby-Andrew Sisters-1944
3)And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine-Anita O'day,Kenton Stan, Your Hit Parade 1944
4)Somebody Else Is Taking My Place- Benny Goodman, Peggy Lee-Your Hit Parade 1942
5)Moonlight Becomes You, Bing Crosby, Your Hit Parade 1942
6)I'll Walk Alone-Dinah Shore-
7)There Are Such Things- Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey, 1942
8)I'll Get By-Dick Haymes, Gene Krupa and Harry James-1944
9)When The Lights Go On Again, Vaughn Monroe-1943
10)Your, Jimmy Dorsey with Bob Eberly 1941
11)Who Wouldn't Love You- Kay Kyser with VOcal Harry Babbitt 1942
12)I Had The Craziest Dream-Harry James with Helen Forrest 1943
Big Band
Serenade presents Great Musical Selections From The 1940%26apos;s,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)A string Of Pearls-Glenn Miller-1942
2)Shoo-Shoo Baby-Andrew Sisters-1944
3)And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine-Anita O%26apos;day,Kenton Stan, Your Hit Parade 1944
4)Somebody Else Is Taking My Place- Benny Goodman, Peggy Lee-Your Hit Parade 1942
5)Moonlight Becomes You, Bing Crosby, Your Hit Parade 1942
6)I%26apos;ll Walk Alone-Dinah Shore-
7)There Are Such Things- Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey, 1942
8)I%26apos;ll Get By-Dick Haymes, Gene Krupa and Harry James-1944
9)When The Lights Go On Again, Vaughn Monroe-1943
10)Your, Jimmy Dorsey with Bob Eberly 1941
11)Who Wouldn%26apos;t Love You- Kay Kyser with VOcal Harry Babbitt 1942
12)I Had The Craziest Dream-Harry James with Helen Forrest 1943Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Go To GoDaddy %26#37;26amp;amp; SAVE!!Use Promo Code Blu19
Big Band
Serenade presents Great Musical Selections From The 1940's,The Music on this
program is listed in order of play;
1)A string Of Pearls-Glenn Miller-1942
2)Shoo-Shoo Baby-Andrew Sisters-1944
3)And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine-Anita O'day,Kenton Stan, Your Hit Parade 1944
4)Somebody Else Is Taking My Place- Benny Goodman, Peggy Lee-Your Hit Parade 1942
5)Moonlight Becomes You, Bing Crosby, Your Hit Parade 1942
6)I'll Walk Alone-Dinah Shore-
7)There Are Such Things- Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey, 1942
8)I'll Get By-Dick Haymes, Gene Krupa and Harry James-1944
9)When The Lights Go On Again, Vaughn Monroe-1943
10)Your, Jimmy Dorsey with Bob Eberly 1941
11)Who Wouldn't Love You- Kay Kyser with VOcal Harry Babbitt 1942
12)I Had The Craziest Dream-Harry James with Helen Forrest 1943Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Go To GoDaddy & SAVE!!Use Promo Code Blu19
Big Band
Serenade presents Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,The Music on this
program is from the 1930's & 1940's and is listed in order of play; 1)All Of Me-1932 vocal/Mildred Bailey,2)Side By Side-1927,3)Three On A
Match-1932 w/Red McKenzie,4)Let's Put Out The Lights-1932
vocal/Ramona,5)Deep Purple-1934,6)Nobody's Sweeheart-1929,7)Out-o'-Town
Gal-1928,8)Moon Love-1939 w/Moderaires,9)By The Sycamore
Tree-1931,10)I'm In The Mood For Love-1935,11)Rise N Shine-1932
Big Band
Serenade presents Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,The Music on this
program is from the 1930%26apos;s %26#37;26amp;amp; 1940%26apos;s and is listed in order of play;
1)All Of Me-1932 vocal/Mildred Bailey,2)Side By Side-1927,3)Three On A
Match-1932 w/Red McKenzie,4)Let%26apos;s Put Out The Lights-1932
vocal/Ramona,5)Deep Purple-1934,6)Nobody%26apos;s Sweeheart-1929,7)Out-o%26apos;-Town
Gal-1928,8)Moon Love-1939 w/Moderaires,9)By The Sycamore
Tree-1931,10)I%26apos;m In The Mood For Love-1935,11)Rise N Shine-1932Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Go To GoDaddy %26#37;26amp;amp; SAVE!!Use Promo Code Blu19
Big Band
Serenade presents Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,The Music on this
program is from the 1930's & 1940's and is listed in order of play;
1)All Of Me-1932 vocal/Mildred Bailey,2)Side By Side-1927,3)Three On A
Match-1932 w/Red McKenzie,4)Let's Put Out The Lights-1932
vocal/Ramona,5)Deep Purple-1934,6)Nobody's Sweeheart-1929,7)Out-o'-Town
Gal-1928,8)Moon Love-1939 w/Moderaires,9)By The Sycamore
Tree-1931,10)I'm In The Mood For Love-1935,11)Rise N Shine-1932Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Go To GoDaddy & SAVE!!Use Promo Code Blu19
Big Band Serenade presents Mildred Bailey,The Music on this program is from the 1930's & 1940's and is listed in order of play; 1)Rockin' Chair-1932, 2)For Sentimental Reasons-1936, 3)With You On My Mind-1938, 4)Hold On-1939 w/Alec Wilder, 5)Fools Rush In-1940, 6)Don't Take Your Love From Me-1940, 7)Sometimes I'm Happy-1941, 8)It's The Natural Thing To Do-1937, 9)The Little Man Who Wasn't There-1939 10)You're The Moment of My Life-1939, 11)Right Or Wrong, 12)Just A Stone's Throw Away From Heaven, 13)At Your Beck And Call-1938, 14)Penthouse Seenade-1946, 15)Thanks For The Memory-1938
Big Band Serenade presents Mildred Bailey,The Music on this program is from the 1930%26apos;s %26#37;26amp;amp; 1940%26apos;s and is listed in order of play; 1)Rockin%26apos; Chair-1932, 2)For Sentimental Reasons-1936, 3)With You On My Mind-1938, 4)Hold On-1939 w/Alec Wilder, 5)Fools Rush In-1940, 6)Don%26apos;t Take Your Love From Me-1940, 7)Sometimes I%26apos;m Happy-1941, 8)It%26apos;s The Natural Thing To Do-1937, 9)The Little Man Who Wasn%26apos;t There-1939 10)You%26apos;re The Moment of My Life-1939, 11)Right Or Wrong, 12)Just A Stone%26apos;s Throw Away From Heaven, 13)At Your Beck And Call-1938, 14)Penthouse Seenade-1946, 15)Thanks For The Memory-1938Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents Mildred Bailey,The Music on this program is from the 1930's & 1940's and is listed in order of play; 1)Rockin' Chair-1932, 2)For Sentimental Reasons-1936, 3)With You On My Mind-1938, 4)Hold On-1939 w/Alec Wilder, 5)Fools Rush In-1940, 6)Don't Take Your Love From Me-1940, 7)Sometimes I'm Happy-1941, 8)It's The Natural Thing To Do-1937, 9)The Little Man Who Wasn't There-1939 10)You're The Moment of My Life-1939, 11)Right Or Wrong, 12)Just A Stone's Throw Away From Heaven, 13)At Your Beck And Call-1938, 14)Penthouse Seenade-1946, 15)Thanks For The Memory-1938Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents The Mills Brothers The Music on this program is from the 1930's & 1940's and is listed in order of play; 1) Goodby Blues 1932, 2)Money In My Pockets 1934, 3)Lazy Bones 1934, 4)Shoe Shine Boy 1936, 5)When You Were Sweet Sixteen 1940, 6)I'll Be Around 1942, 7)Paper Doll 1942, 8)Till Then 1944, 9)You Always Hurt the One You Love 1944, 10)Is It True What they Say About Dixie w/Al Jolson 1948, 11)I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm 1948
Big Band Serenade presents The Mills Brothers The Music on this program is from the 1930%26apos;s %26#37;26amp; 1940%26apos;s and is listed in order of play; 1) Goodby Blues 1932, 2)Money In My Pockets 1934, 3)Lazy Bones 1934, 4)Shoe Shine Boy 1936, 5)When You Were Sweet Sixteen 1940, 6)I%26apos;ll Be Around 1942, 7)Paper Doll 1942, 8)Till Then 1944, 9)You Always Hurt the One You Love 1944, 10)Is It True What they Say About Dixie w/Al Jolson 1948, 11)I%26apos;ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm 1948Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents The Mills Brothers The Music on this program is from the 1930's & 1940's and is listed in order of play; 1) Goodby Blues 1932, 2)Money In My Pockets 1934, 3)Lazy Bones 1934, 4)Shoe Shine Boy 1936, 5)When You Were Sweet Sixteen 1940, 6)I'll Be Around 1942, 7)Paper Doll 1942, 8)Till Then 1944, 9)You Always Hurt the One You Love 1944, 10)Is It True What they Say About Dixie w/Al Jolson 1948, 11)I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm 1948Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents Songs Of The 1940's The Music on this program is listed in order of play; 1)I'll Be Seeing You-Bing Crosby 1944, 2)As Time Goes By-Rudy Vallee 1943, 3)This Love of Mine-Tommy Dorsey & Frank Sinata 1941, 4) Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall-The Ink Spots & Ella Fitzgerald, 5)I Left My Heart At the Stage Door Canteen-Sammy Kaye 1942, 6)You'll Never Know-Dick Haymes 1943, 7) I'm Old Fashioned-Fred Astaire 1943, 8)It Had to be You- Helen Forrest & Dick Haymes 1944, 9)Paper Doll-Mills Brothers, 10)Just As Though You Were Here-Russ Morgan 1942, 11)I'll Get By-Gene Krupa,Harry James, Count Basie,& Dick Haymes 1944
Big Band Serenade presents Songs Of The 1940%26apos;s The Music on this program is listed in order of play; 1)I%26apos;ll Be Seeing You-Bing Crosby 1944, 2)As Time Goes By-Rudy Vallee 1943, 3)This Love of Mine-Tommy Dorsey %26#37;26amp; Frank Sinata 1941, 4) Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall-The Ink Spots %26#37;26amp; Ella Fitzgerald, 5)I Left My Heart At the Stage Door Canteen-Sammy Kaye 1942, 6)You%26apos;ll Never Know-Dick Haymes 1943, 7) I%26apos;m Old Fashioned-Fred Astaire 1943, 8)It Had to be You- Helen Forrest %26#37;26amp; Dick Haymes 1944, 9)Paper Doll-Mills Brothers, 10)Just As Though You Were Here-Russ Morgan 1942, 11)I%26apos;ll Get By-Gene Krupa,Harry James, Count Basie,%26#37;26amp; Dick Haymes 1944Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents Songs Of The 1940's The Music on this program is listed in order of play; 1)I'll Be Seeing You-Bing Crosby 1944, 2)As Time Goes By-Rudy Vallee 1943, 3)This Love of Mine-Tommy Dorsey & Frank Sinata 1941, 4) Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall-The Ink Spots & Ella Fitzgerald, 5)I Left My Heart At the Stage Door Canteen-Sammy Kaye 1942, 6)You'll Never Know-Dick Haymes 1943, 7) I'm Old Fashioned-Fred Astaire 1943, 8)It Had to be You- Helen Forrest & Dick Haymes 1944, 9)Paper Doll-Mills Brothers, 10)Just As Though You Were Here-Russ Morgan 1942, 11)I'll Get By-Gene Krupa,Harry James, Count Basie,& Dick Haymes 1944Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents Great British Dance Bands from the 1930s. The Music on this program is listed in order of play; 1)Its Psycological- Al Bowlly, 2)It Can't Be Wrong (Anne Shelton)-Ambrose, 3)We're a Couple of Soldiers-1932-Billy Cotton & His Band, 4)Room-Five-Hundred-And-Four-Carroll Gibbons, 5)Oh! You Sweet Thing-1935-Harry Roy,6)I like to Go Back in the Evening-1936-Jack Jackson, 7)Seein' is Believin'-Lew Stone, 8)Noel Coward Medley Part 1-1932-Noel Woward, 9) Let's Face the Music & Dance-1936-Roy Fox,10)Palais de Dense-1937-Sid Phillips and His Orchestra, 11)Dreamy Serenade-1939-Al Bowlly
Big Band Serenade presents Great British Dance Bands from the 1930s. The Music on this program is listed in order of play; 1)Its Psycological- Al Bowlly, 2)It Can%26apos;t Be Wrong (Anne Shelton)-Ambrose, 3)We%26apos;re a Couple of Soldiers-1932-Billy Cotton %26#37;26amp; His Band, 4)Room-Five-Hundred-And-Four-Carroll Gibbons, 5)Oh! You Sweet Thing-1935-Harry Roy,6)I like to Go Back in the Evening-1936-Jack Jackson, 7)Seein%26apos; is Believin%26apos;-Lew Stone, 8)Noel Coward Medley Part 1-1932-Noel Woward, 9) Let%26apos;s Face the Music %26#37;26amp; Dance-1936-Roy Fox,10)Palais de Dense-1937-Sid Phillips and His Orchestra, 11)Dreamy Serenade-1939-Al BowllyOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents Great British Dance Bands from the 1930s. The Music on this program is listed in order of play; 1)Its Psycological- Al Bowlly, 2)It Can't Be Wrong (Anne Shelton)-Ambrose, 3)We're a Couple of Soldiers-1932-Billy Cotton & His Band, 4)Room-Five-Hundred-And-Four-Carroll Gibbons, 5)Oh! You Sweet Thing-1935-Harry Roy,6)I like to Go Back in the Evening-1936-Jack Jackson, 7)Seein' is Believin'-Lew Stone, 8)Noel Coward Medley Part 1-1932-Noel Woward, 9) Let's Face the Music & Dance-1936-Roy Fox,10)Palais de Dense-1937-Sid Phillips and His Orchestra, 11)Dreamy Serenade-1939-Al BowllyOnline Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents a Glenn Miller interviews from 6/25/42 and 1/12/44Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents a Glenn Miller interviews from 6/25/42 and 1/12/44Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas Eve December 24, 1941 This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas Eve December 24, 1941%26#37;26amp;nbsp; This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas Eve December 24, 1941 This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas December 27, 1941 This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas December 27, 1941%26#37;26amp;nbsp; This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas December 27, 1941 This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas December 18, 1943 This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas December 18, 1943%26#37;26amp;nbsp; This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years and Christmas December 18, 1943 This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years and Christmas dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world. Our Prayers are with you!Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years. December 11, 1943 This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world.
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years. December 11, 1943%26#37;26amp;nbsp; This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world.Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from Glenn Miller and His Orchestra The War Time Years. December 11, 1943 This will be the last 4 episodes. From the war years dedicated to our sons and daughters serving our country throughout the world.Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. December 5, 1939. A band remote from the Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New Jersey. The first tune is "Little Brown Jug." Ray Eberle sounds off key singing "Blue Rain." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal), Bill Abernathy (announcer).
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. December 5, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A band remote from the Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New Jersey. The first tune is %26quot;Little Brown Jug.%26quot; Ray Eberle sounds off key singing %26quot;Blue Rain.%26quot; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal), Bill Abernathy (announcer).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. December 5, 1939. A band remote from the Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New Jersey. The first tune is "Little Brown Jug." Ray Eberle sounds off key singing "Blue Rain." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal), Bill Abernathy (announcer).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August 10, 1939. A band remote from the Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The first tune is, "The Lady's In Love With You." Ray Eberle sings a terible, "Twilight Interlude." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Tex Beneke (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August 10, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A band remote from the Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The first tune is, %26quot;The Lady%26apos;s In Love With You.%26quot; Ray Eberle sings a terible, %26quot;Twilight Interlude.%26quot; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Tex Beneke (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August 10, 1939. A band remote from the Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The first tune is, "The Lady's In Love With You." Ray Eberle sings a terible, "Twilight Interlude." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Tex Beneke (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August 1, 1939. A band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The first tune is, "The Lady's In Love With You." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Tex Beneke (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal).
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August 1, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The first tune is, %26quot;The Lady%26apos;s In Love With You.%26quot; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Tex Beneke (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August 1, 1939. A band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The first tune is, "The Lady's In Love With You." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Tex Beneke (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August, 1939. A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. Ray Eberle(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. Ray Eberle(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. August, 1939. A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. Ray Eberle(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939. A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is "At Sundown." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is %26#37;26amp;quot;At Sundown.%26#37;26amp;quot; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939. A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is "At Sundown." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939. A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is "At Sundown." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is %26#37;26amp;quot;At Sundown.%26#37;26amp;quot; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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first tune is "At Sundown." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
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band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is "At Sundown." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A
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Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939. A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is "At Sundown." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939. A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is "At Sundown." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is %26#37;26amp;quot;At Sundown.%26#37;26amp;quot; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade continues our shows from remotes with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 13, 1939. A
band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle, New York. The
first tune is "At Sundown." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle
(vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. May 17, 1939. An
opening night band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle,
New York. The first tune is "At Sundown." "Swing" magazine reported
that this matinee performance by the band had eighteen hundred people
in attendance and had broken all daytime records for the casino! Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal),
Marion Hutton (vocal), The Modernaires, Hugh James (announcer).
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. May 17, 1939.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; An
opening night band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle,
New York. The first tune is %26#37;26amp;quot;At Sundown.%26#37;26amp;quot; %26#37;26amp;quot;Swing%26#37;26amp;quot; magazine reported
that this matinee performance by the band had eighteen hundred people
in attendance and had broken all daytime records for the casino!%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal),
Marion Hutton (vocal), The Modernaires, Hugh James (announcer).
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. May 17, 1939. An
opening night band remote from The Glen Island Casino, New Rochelle,
New York. The first tune is "At Sundown." "Swing" magazine reported
that this matinee performance by the band had eighteen hundred people
in attendance and had broken all daytime records for the casino! Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal),
Marion Hutton (vocal), The Modernaires, Hugh James (announcer).
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. April 4, 1939. Blue Network A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New
Jersey. The first tune is, "Blue Skies." Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. April 4, 1939. Blue Network%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New
Jersey. The first tune is, %26#37;26amp;quot;Blue Skies.%26#37;26amp;quot; Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. April 4, 1939. Blue Network A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New
Jersey. The first tune is, "Blue Skies." Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Ray Eberle (vocal), Marion Hutton (vocal).
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. March 26, 1939 A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New
Jersey. The first tune heard is, "The Moon Is A Silver Dollar." The
last 12:33 of the program only. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Marion
Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. March 26, 1939 A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New
Jersey. The first tune heard is, %26#37;26amp;quot;The Moon Is A Silver Dollar.%26#37;26amp;quot; The
last 12:33 of the program only. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Marion
Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. March 26, 1939 A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New
Jersey. The first tune heard is, %26#37;26amp;quot;The Moon Is A Silver Dollar.%26#37;26amp;quot; The
last 12:33 of the program only. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Marion
Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. March 26, 1939 A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New
Jersey. The first tune heard is, "The Moon Is A Silver Dollar." The
last 12:33 of the program only. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Marion
Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. March 26, 1939 A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New
Jersey. The first tune heard is, "The Moon Is A Silver Dollar." The
last 12:33 of the program only. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Marion
Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal)
Big Band Serenade presents for your listening enjoyment Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. March 8, 1939 A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New Jersey. The first
tune heard is, "Sold Americn." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Marion
Hutton, Ray Eberle.
Big Band Serenade presents for your listening enjoyment Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. March 8, 1939 A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New Jersey. The first
tune heard is, %26#37;26amp;quot;Sold Americn.%26#37;26amp;quot; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Marion
Hutton, Ray Eberle.
Big Band Serenade presents for your listening enjoyment Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. March 8, 1939 A band remote from The Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove, New Jersey. The first
tune heard is, "Sold Americn." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Marion
Hutton, Ray Eberle.
Big Band Serenade present Glenn Miller and His Orchestra On The Radio,January 6, 1939. A band remote from The Paradise Restaurant, New York City.
The first tune is, "The Dipper Mouth Blues." Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Marion Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal), Tex Beneke
(vocal), Howard Doyle (announcer)
Big Band Serenade present Glenn Miller and His Orchestra On The Radio,January 6, 1939. A band remote from The Paradise Restaurant, New York City.
The first tune is, %26#37;26amp;quot;The Dipper Mouth Blues.%26#37;26amp;quot; Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Marion Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal), Tex Beneke
(vocal), Howard Doyle (announcer)
Big Band Serenade present Glenn Miller and His Orchestra On The Radio,January 6, 1939. A band remote from The Paradise Restaurant, New York City.
The first tune is, "The Dipper Mouth Blues." Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Marion Hutton (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal), Tex Beneke
(vocal), Howard Doyle (announcer)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 25, 1938. A
band remote from The Paradise Restaurant, New York City. The first tune
is, "Why'd Ya Make Me Fall In Love" (announced inaccurately). The
program's closing theme ("Moonlight Serenade") is announced as "having
no name." Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Gail Reese (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 25, 1938.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; A
band remote from The Paradise Restaurant, New York City. The first tune
is, %26#37;26amp;quot;Why%26apos;d Ya Make Me Fall In Love%26#37;26amp;quot; (announced inaccurately). The
program%26apos;s closing theme (%26#37;26amp;quot;Moonlight Serenade%26#37;26amp;quot;) is announced as %26#37;26amp;quot;having
no name.%26#37;26amp;quot;%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Gail Reese (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 25, 1938. A
band remote from The Paradise Restaurant, New York City. The first tune
is, "Why'd Ya Make Me Fall In Love" (announced inaccurately). The
program's closing theme ("Moonlight Serenade") is announced as "having
no name." Glenn Miller and His
Orchestra, Gail Reese (vocal), Ray Eberle (vocal)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 18, 1938. Blue Network. A band remote from the Paradise Restaurant, New York City.
The first musical selection is, "The Butcher Boy." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Gail Reese (vocal), Ray Eberle
(vocal), Tex Beneke (vocal), Ben Grauer (announcer)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 18, 1938. Blue Network. A band remote from the Paradise Restaurant, New York City.
The first musical selection is, %26#37;26amp;quot;The Butcher Boy.%26#37;26amp;quot;%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Gail Reese (vocal), Ray Eberle
(vocal), Tex Beneke (vocal), Ben Grauer (announcer)
Big Band Serenade presents Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. June 18, 1938. Blue Network. A band remote from the Paradise Restaurant, New York City.
The first musical selection is, "The Butcher Boy." Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Gail Reese (vocal), Ray Eberle
(vocal), Tex Beneke (vocal), Ben Grauer (announcer)
Big Band Serenade present Fletcher Henderson 1924-1940 The music played in this episode is listed in order of play, 1)"Teapot Dome Blues"-1924, 2)"The Chant"-1926, 3)"Radio Rhythm"-1931, 4)"My Pretty Girl"-1931, 5)"King Porter Stomp"-1933, 6)"Comin' and Goin'"-1931, 7)"Jim Town Blues"-1936, 8)"Grand Terrace Blues"-1936, 9)"Stampede"-1937, 10)"Kitty On Toast"-1940
Big Band Serenade present Fletcher Henderson 1924-1940 The music played in this episode is listed in order of play, 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Teapot Dome Blues%26#37;26amp;quot;-1924, 2)%26#37;26amp;quot;The Chant%26#37;26amp;quot;-1926, 3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Radio Rhythm%26#37;26amp;quot;-1931, 4)%26#37;26amp;quot;My Pretty Girl%26#37;26amp;quot;-1931, 5)%26#37;26amp;quot;King Porter Stomp%26#37;26amp;quot;-1933, 6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Comin%26apos; and Goin%26apos;%26#37;26amp;quot;-1931, 7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Jim Town Blues%26#37;26amp;quot;-1936, 8)%26#37;26amp;quot;Grand Terrace Blues%26#37;26amp;quot;-1936, 9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Stampede%26#37;26amp;quot;-1937, 10)%26#37;26amp;quot;Kitty On Toast%26#37;26amp;quot;-1940
Big Band Serenade present Fletcher Henderson 1924-1940 The music played in this episode is listed in order of play, 1)"Teapot Dome Blues"-1924, 2)"The Chant"-1926, 3)"Radio Rhythm"-1931, 4)"My Pretty Girl"-1931, 5)"King Porter Stomp"-1933, 6)"Comin' and Goin'"-1931, 7)"Jim Town Blues"-1936, 8)"Grand Terrace Blues"-1936, 9)"Stampede"-1937, 10)"Kitty On Toast"-1940
Big Band Serenade presents Henry Hall and his Orchestra 1930s. Songs play on this program are listed in order of play. 1)"Five-Fifteen",2)"Have You Ever Been Loney",3)"Goody-Goody",4)"Wagon Wheels",5)"Mine For Keeps",6)"The Sun Has His Hat On",7)"Wild Ride",8)"An Elephant Never Forgets",9)"Im Putting All My Eggs In One Basket",10)"I Heard A Song In A Taxi",11)"One, Two, Button Your Shoe",12)" Its Time To Say Goodnight"
Big Band Serenade presents Henry Hall and his Orchestra 1930s. Songs play on this program are listed in order of play. 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Five-Fifteen%26#37;26amp;quot;,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Have You Ever Been Loney%26#37;26amp;quot;,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Goody-Goody%26#37;26amp;quot;,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Wagon Wheels%26#37;26amp;quot;,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Mine For Keeps%26#37;26amp;quot;,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;The Sun Has His Hat On%26#37;26amp;quot;,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Wild Ride%26#37;26amp;quot;,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;An Elephant Never Forgets%26#37;26amp;quot;,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Im Putting All My Eggs In One Basket%26#37;26amp;quot;,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;I Heard A Song In A Taxi%26#37;26amp;quot;,11)%26#37;26amp;quot;One, Two, Button Your Shoe%26#37;26amp;quot;,12)%26#37;26amp;quot; Its Time To Say Goodnight%26#37;26amp;quot;
Big Band Serenade presents Henry Hall and his Orchestra 1930s. Songs play on this program are listed in order of play. 1)"Five-Fifteen",2)"Have You Ever Been Loney",3)"Goody-Goody",4)"Wagon Wheels",5)"Mine For Keeps",6)"The Sun Has His Hat On",7)"Wild Ride",8)"An Elephant Never Forgets",9)"Im Putting All My Eggs In One Basket",10)"I Heard A Song In A Taxi",11)"One, Two, Button Your Shoe",12)" Its Time To Say Goodnight"
The songs played in this episode are in order of play; 1)"Make Believe Ballroom"
,2) "The Milkman's Matinee", 3) "It's Make Believe Ballroom Time",4) "Perfidia",5)"Elmer's Tune" w/ Ray Eberle
,6)"Chattanooga Choo Choo",7)"Juke Box Saturday Night"-1946, 8)"Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me)" w/ Maron Hutton,9) "Serenade In Blue",with Ray Eberle,10) I'v got a gal in "Kalamazoo" w/ Tex Beneke 1942,11)"Moonlight Cocktail",12)"That Old Black Magic"with Skip Nelsen,13)"I Know Why(And So Do You)", 14)"To Each His Own" w/ Ray Eberle
Big Band Serenade presents The Modernaires.%26#37;26amp;nbsp; The songs played in this episode are in order of play; 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Make Believe Ballroom%26#37;26amp;quot;,2) %26#37;26amp;quot;The Milkman%26apos;s Matinee%26#37;26amp;quot;, 3) %26#37;26amp;quot;It%26apos;s Make Believe Ballroom Time%26#37;26amp;quot; ,4) %26#37;26amp;quot;Perfidia%26#37;26amp;quot;,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Elmer%26apos;s Tune%26#37;26amp;quot; w/ Ray Eberle
,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Chattanooga Choo Choo%26#37;26amp;quot;,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Juke Box Saturday Night%26#37;26amp;quot;-1946, 8)%26#37;26amp;quot;Don%26apos;t Sit Under The Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me)%26#37;26amp;quot; w/ Maron Hutton,9) %26#37;26amp;quot;Serenade In Blue%26#37;26amp;quot;,with Ray Eberle,10)%26#37;26amp;nbsp; I%26apos;v got a gal in %26#37;26amp;quot;Kalamazoo%26#37;26amp;quot; w/ Tex Beneke 1942,11)%26#37;26amp;quot;Moonlight Cocktail%26#37;26amp;quot; ,12)%26#37;26amp;quot;That Old Black Magic%26#37;26amp;quot;with Skip Nelsen,13)%26#37;26amp;quot;I Know Why(And So Do You)%26#37;26amp;quot;, 14)%26#37;26amp;quot;To Each His Own%26#37;26amp;quot; w/ Ray Eberle
Big Band Serenade presents The Modernaires. The songs played in this episode are in order of play; 1)"Make Believe Ballroom",2) "The Milkman's Matinee", 3) "It's Make Believe Ballroom Time" ,4) "Perfidia",5)"Elmer's Tune" w/ Ray Eberle
,6)"Chattanooga Choo Choo",7)"Juke Box Saturday Night"-1946, 8)"Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me)" w/ Maron Hutton,9) "Serenade In Blue",with Ray Eberle,10) I'v got a gal in "Kalamazoo" w/ Tex Beneke 1942,11)"Moonlight Cocktail" ,12)"That Old Black Magic"with Skip Nelsen,13)"I Know Why(And So Do You)", 14)"To Each His Own" w/ Ray Eberle
Big Band Serenade presents Jack Hylton and His Orchestra. The songs from this episode are listed in order of play.1)"I've Told Every Little Start"-1933 vocal-Pat O'Malley,2)"If I had A Talking Picture of You"-1929 vocal-Sam Browne,3)"Button Up Your Overcoat"-1929 vocal Sam Browne,4)"Handsone Gigolo"-1939 vocal Pat O'Malley,5)"Did I Remember?"-1936 vocal-Pat O'Malley,6)"There's A Small Hotel"-1937 vocal-Jewel Faye,7)"She Shall Have Music"-1936 vocal Sam Costa,8)"Gentlemen Perfer Blondes"-1926 vocal Jack Hylton,9)"Nothing On Earth"-1935 film "She Shall Have Music" vocal-June Clyde w/Jack Hylton on piano,10)"I'll Never Say "Never Again" Again"-1935 vocal Brian Lawrence, 11)"My First Thrill"-1935 film "She Shall Have Music" vocal-Brian Lawrence, 12)The Bands That Matter, Massed Band of Ambrose,Roy Fox, Jack Hylton,and Lew Stone-"Don't Blame Me" directed by Jack Hylton, "Isn't It Heavenly?" directed by Lew Stone, "Lazybones" directed by Roy Fox, "Let's Call It A Day" directed by Ambrose
Big Band Serenade presents Jack Hylton and His Orchestra. The songs from this episode are listed in order of play.1)%26#37;26amp;quot;I%26apos;ve Told Every Little Start%26#37;26amp;quot;-1933 vocal-Pat O%26apos;Malley,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;If I had A Talking Picture of You%26#37;26amp;quot;-1929 vocal-Sam Browne,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Button Up Your Overcoat%26#37;26amp;quot;-1929 vocal Sam Browne,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Handsone Gigolo%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939 vocal Pat O%26apos;Malley,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Did I Remember?%26#37;26amp;quot;-1936 vocal-Pat O%26apos;Malley,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;There%26apos;s A Small Hotel%26#37;26amp;quot;-1937 vocal-Jewel Faye,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;She Shall Have Music%26#37;26amp;quot;-1936 vocal Sam Costa,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;Gentlemen Perfer Blondes%26#37;26amp;quot;-1926 vocal Jack Hylton,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Nothing On Earth%26#37;26amp;quot;-1935 film %26#37;26amp;quot;She Shall Have Music%26#37;26amp;quot; vocal-June Clyde w/Jack Hylton on piano,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;I%26apos;ll Never Say %26#37;26amp;quot;Never Again%26#37;26amp;quot; Again%26#37;26amp;quot;-1935 vocal Brian Lawrence, 11)%26#37;26amp;quot;My First Thrill%26#37;26amp;quot;-1935 film %26#37;26amp;quot;She Shall Have Music%26#37;26amp;quot; vocal-Brian Lawrence, 12)The Bands That Matter, Massed Band of Ambrose,Roy Fox, Jack Hylton,and Lew Stone-%26#37;26amp;quot;Don%26apos;t Blame Me%26#37;26amp;quot; directed by Jack Hylton, %26#37;26amp;quot;Isn%26apos;t It Heavenly?%26#37;26amp;quot; directed by Lew Stone, %26#37;26amp;quot;Lazybones%26#37;26amp;quot; directed by Roy Fox, %26#37;26amp;quot;Let%26apos;s Call It A Day%26#37;26amp;quot; directed by Ambrose
Big Band Serenade presents Jack Hylton and His Orchestra. The songs from this episode are listed in order of play.1)"I've Told Every Little Start"-1933 vocal-Pat O'Malley,2)"If I had A Talking Picture of You"-1929 vocal-Sam Browne,3)"Button Up Your Overcoat"-1929 vocal Sam Browne,4)"Handsone Gigolo"-1939 vocal Pat O'Malley,5)"Did I Remember?"-1936 vocal-Pat O'Malley,6)"There's A Small Hotel"-1937 vocal-Jewel Faye,7)"She Shall Have Music"-1936 vocal Sam Costa,8)"Gentlemen Perfer Blondes"-1926 vocal Jack Hylton,9)"Nothing On Earth"-1935 film "She Shall Have Music" vocal-June Clyde w/Jack Hylton on piano,10)"I'll Never Say "Never Again" Again"-1935 vocal Brian Lawrence, 11)"My First Thrill"-1935 film "She Shall Have Music" vocal-Brian Lawrence, 12)The Bands That Matter, Massed Band of Ambrose,Roy Fox, Jack Hylton,and Lew Stone-"Don't Blame Me" directed by Jack Hylton, "Isn't It Heavenly?" directed by Lew Stone, "Lazybones" directed by Roy Fox, "Let's Call It A Day" directed by Ambrose
Big Band Serenade presents Hoagy Carmichael one of America's great composers of popular songs you have all heard. Our program includes a Tony Thomas Interview with Hoagy Carmichael and his great music. Songs played are listed in order of play. 1)"Georgia On My Mind"-1930,2)"Ole Buttermilk Sky",3)"Lazy River"-1930,4)" It Anin't Gonna Be Like That"-1946, 5)"After Twelve O'Clock"-1932,6)"Giner and Spice"-1945, 7)"The Nearness Of You"-1940 To learn more about Hoagy go to www.hoagy.com
Big Band Serenade presents Hoagy Carmichael one of America%26apos;s great composers of popular songs you have all heard. Our program includes a Tony%26#37;26amp;nbsp; Thomas Interview with Hoagy Carmichael and his great music. Songs played are listed in order of play. 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Georgia On My Mind%26#37;26amp;quot;-1930,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Ole Buttermilk Sky%26#37;26amp;quot;,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Lazy River%26#37;26amp;quot;-1930,4)%26#37;26amp;quot; It Anin%26apos;t Gonna Be Like That%26#37;26amp;quot;-1946, 5)%26#37;26amp;quot;After Twelve O%26apos;Clock%26#37;26amp;quot;-1932,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Giner and Spice%26#37;26amp;quot;-1945, 7)%26#37;26amp;quot;The Nearness Of You%26#37;26amp;quot;-1940To learn more about Hoagy go to www.hoagy.com
Big Band Serenade presents Hoagy Carmichael one of America's great composers of popular songs you have all heard. Our program includes a Tony Thomas Interview with Hoagy Carmichael and his great music. Songs played are listed in order of play. 1)"Georgia On My Mind"-1930,2)"Ole Buttermilk Sky",3)"Lazy River"-1930,4)" It Anin't Gonna Be Like That"-1946, 5)"After Twelve O'Clock"-1932,6)"Giner and Spice"-1945, 7)"The Nearness Of You"-1940To learn more about Hoagy go to www.hoagy.com
Big Band Serenade presents Phil Harris and his Orchestra Songs play in order of play, Intro Song, The Thing, 1)"Fit As A Fiddle"-Leah Ray,2)"Thats What I Like About The South"-1947,3)"Come On Gat Up" w/Leah Ray,4)"Pink Elephants",5)"It's A Rainy Day"-Leah Ray,6)"Ah, But I've Learned"-Leah Ray,7)"Brother, Can You Spare A Dime",8)"Black Eyed Susan Brown",9)"That Dame Called Mame",10)"Second Hand Heart For Sale"-Leah Ray,11)"Minnie The Mermaid",12)"My Kind Of Country"-1940
Big Band Serenade presents Phil Harris and his OrchestraSongs play in order of play, Intro Song, The Thing, 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Fit As A Fiddle%26#37;26amp;quot;-Leah Ray,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Thats What I Like About The South%26#37;26amp;quot;-1947,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Come On Gat Up%26#37;26amp;quot; w/Leah Ray,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Pink Elephants%26#37;26amp;quot;,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;It%26apos;s A Rainy Day%26#37;26amp;quot;-Leah Ray,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Ah, But I%26apos;ve Learned%26#37;26amp;quot;-Leah Ray,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Brother, Can You Spare A Dime%26#37;26amp;quot;,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;Black Eyed Susan Brown%26#37;26amp;quot;,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;That Dame Called Mame%26#37;26amp;quot;,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;Second Hand Heart For Sale%26#37;26amp;quot;-Leah Ray,11)%26#37;26amp;quot;Minnie The Mermaid%26#37;26amp;quot;,12)%26#37;26amp;quot;My Kind Of Country%26#37;26amp;quot;-1940
Big Band Serenade presents Phil Harris and his OrchestraSongs play in order of play, Intro Song, The Thing, 1)"Fit As A Fiddle"-Leah Ray,2)"Thats What I Like About The South"-1947,3)"Come On Gat Up" w/Leah Ray,4)"Pink Elephants",5)"It's A Rainy Day"-Leah Ray,6)"Ah, But I've Learned"-Leah Ray,7)"Brother, Can You Spare A Dime",8)"Black Eyed Susan Brown",9)"That Dame Called Mame",10)"Second Hand Heart For Sale"-Leah Ray,11)"Minnie The Mermaid",12)"My Kind Of Country"-1940
Big Band Serenade presents Bix Beiderbecke was one of the great jazz musicians of the 1920's. Music in todays program listed in order of play. 1)"In The Mist"-1927, 2)"In The Dark Flases",3)"Davenport Blues"-1925 w/Bix Beiderbecke and his Rhythm Jugglers,4)"Lazy Daddy"-1924 w/The Wolverine Orchestra,5)"Way Donw Younder In New Orleans"-1927 w/Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra,6)"Look At the World And Smile"-1927 w/Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra,7)"There Ain't No Land LikeDixieland To Me"-1927 w/The Broadway Bellhops,8)"My Heart Stood Still"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,9)"Ol' Man River"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,10)"Loney Melody"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,11)"Lovable"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,12)"Forget Me Not"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra
Big Band Serenade presents Bix Beiderbecke%26#37;26amp;nbsp; was one of the great jazz musicians of the 1920%26apos;s. Music in todays program listed in order of play. 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;In The Mist%26#37;26amp;quot;-1927, 2)%26#37;26amp;quot;In The Dark Flases%26#37;26amp;quot;,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Davenport Blues%26#37;26amp;quot;-1925 w/Bix Beiderbecke and his Rhythm Jugglers,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Lazy Daddy%26#37;26amp;quot;-1924 w/The Wolverine Orchestra,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Way Donw Younder In New Orleans%26#37;26amp;quot;-1927 w/Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Look At the World And Smile%26#37;26amp;quot;-1927 w/Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;There Ain%26apos;t No Land LikeDixieland To Me%26#37;26amp;quot;-1927 w/The Broadway Bellhops,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;My Heart Stood Still%26#37;26amp;quot;-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Ol%26apos; Man River%26#37;26amp;quot;-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;Loney Melody%26#37;26amp;quot;-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,11)%26#37;26amp;quot;Lovable%26#37;26amp;quot;-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,12)%26#37;26amp;quot;Forget Me Not%26#37;26amp;quot;-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra
Big Band Serenade presents Bix Beiderbecke was one of the great jazz musicians of the 1920's. Music in todays program listed in order of play. 1)"In The Mist"-1927, 2)"In The Dark Flases",3)"Davenport Blues"-1925 w/Bix Beiderbecke and his Rhythm Jugglers,4)"Lazy Daddy"-1924 w/The Wolverine Orchestra,5)"Way Donw Younder In New Orleans"-1927 w/Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra,6)"Look At the World And Smile"-1927 w/Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra,7)"There Ain't No Land LikeDixieland To Me"-1927 w/The Broadway Bellhops,8)"My Heart Stood Still"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,9)"Ol' Man River"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,10)"Loney Melody"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,11)"Lovable"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra,12)"Forget Me Not"-1928 w/Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra
Big Band Serenade presents
Wingy Manone who was a New Orleans trumpet player. Our program will feature his music from 1927-1934. Songs played are listed in order of play.
1)"I'm Alone Without You",2)"Trying To Stop Crying",3)"Sadness Will Be Glandness",4)"Big Butter And Egg Man",5)"Strange Blues",6)"Walking The Streets (Until My Baby Comes Home)",7)"Never Had No Lovin'",8)"Send Me",9)"Isn't There A Little Love",10)"Downright Disgusted",11)"Tar Paper Stomp"
Wingy Manone%26#37;26amp;nbsp; who was a New Orleans trumpet player. Our program will feature his music from 1927-1934. Songs played are listed in order of play.1)%26#37;26amp;quot;I%26apos;m Alone Without You%26#37;26amp;quot;,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Trying To Stop Crying%26#37;26amp;quot;,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Sadness Will Be Glandness%26#37;26amp;quot;,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Big Butter And Egg Man%26#37;26amp;quot;,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Strange Blues%26#37;26amp;quot;,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Walking The Streets (Until My Baby Comes Home)%26#37;26amp;quot;,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Never Had No Lovin%26apos; %26#37;26amp;quot;,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;Send Me%26#37;26amp;quot;,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Isn%26apos;t There A Little Love%26#37;26amp;quot;,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;Downright Disgusted%26#37;26amp;quot;,11)%26#37;26amp;quot;Tar Paper Stomp%26#37;26amp;quot;
Wingy Manone who was a New Orleans trumpet player. Our program will feature his music from 1927-1934. Songs played are listed in order of play.1)"I'm Alone Without You",2)"Trying To Stop Crying",3)"Sadness Will Be Glandness",4)"Big Butter And Egg Man",5)"Strange Blues",6)"Walking The Streets (Until My Baby Comes Home)",7)"Never Had No Lovin' ",8)"Send Me",9)"Isn't There A Little Love",10)"Downright Disgusted",11)"Tar Paper Stomp"
Big Band Serenade presents our 1 year of Podcasting the Best of the Big Band Era. This week Red Nichols' Five Pennies from the Radio Transcriptions "Brunswick Brevities" and "The Heat" Series 1929-1930.
Songs play are in order of play,1)"I May Be Wrong",2)"They Didn't Believe Me",3)"On The Alamo",4)"That's Aplenty",5)"Can't Yo' Hear Me Callin' Caroline,6)"Margie",7)"Wait For The Happy Ending",8)"Whispering",9)"My Future Just Passed",10)"After You's Gone",11)St. Louis Blues",12)"Call Of The Freaks",13)"The Sheik of Araby",14)"Strike Up The Band",15)"Black and Blue",16)Ain't Misbehavin",17)"Sweet Georgia Brown",18)"Walkin' The Dog",19)"Here Comes Emily Brown"
Big Band Serenade presents our 1 year of Podcasting the Best of the Big Band Era. This week Red Nichols%26apos; Five Pennies from the Radio Transcriptions %26#37;26amp;quot;Brunswick Brevities%26#37;26amp;quot; and %26#37;26amp;quot;The Heat%26#37;26amp;quot; Series 1929-1930.%26#37;26amp;nbsp;
Songs play are in order of play,1)%26#37;26amp;quot;I May Be Wrong%26#37;26amp;quot;,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;They Didn%26apos;t Believe Me%26#37;26amp;quot;,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;On The Alamo%26#37;26amp;quot;,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;That%26apos;s Aplenty%26#37;26amp;quot;,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Can%26apos;t Yo%26apos; Hear Me Callin%26apos; Caroline,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Margie%26#37;26amp;quot;,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Wait For The Happy Ending%26#37;26amp;quot;,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;Whispering%26#37;26amp;quot;,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;My Future Just Passed%26#37;26amp;quot;,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;After You%26apos;s Gone%26#37;26amp;quot;,11)St. Louis Blues%26#37;26amp;quot;,12)%26#37;26amp;quot;Call Of The Freaks%26#37;26amp;quot;,13)%26#37;26amp;quot;The Sheik of Araby%26#37;26amp;quot;,14)%26#37;26amp;quot;Strike Up The Band%26#37;26amp;quot;,15)%26#37;26amp;quot;Black and Blue%26#37;26amp;quot;,16)Ain%26apos;t Misbehavin%26#37;26amp;quot;,17)%26#37;26amp;quot;Sweet Georgia Brown%26#37;26amp;quot;,18)%26#37;26amp;quot;Walkin%26apos; The Dog%26#37;26amp;quot;,19)%26#37;26amp;quot;Here Comes Emily Brown%26#37;26amp;quot;
Big Band Serenade presents our 1 year of Podcasting the Best of the Big Band Era. This week Red Nichols' Five Pennies from the Radio Transcriptions "Brunswick Brevities" and "The Heat" Series 1929-1930.
Songs play are in order of play,1)"I May Be Wrong",2)"They Didn't Believe Me",3)"On The Alamo",4)"That's Aplenty",5)"Can't Yo' Hear Me Callin' Caroline,6)"Margie",7)"Wait For The Happy Ending",8)"Whispering",9)"My Future Just Passed",10)"After You's Gone",11)St. Louis Blues",12)"Call Of The Freaks",13)"The Sheik of Araby",14)"Strike Up The Band",15)"Black and Blue",16)Ain't Misbehavin",17)"Sweet Georgia Brown",18)"Walkin' The Dog",19)"Here Comes Emily Brown"
Big Band Serenade presents the most popular Vocalist in Britain during the 1930s, Al Bowlly.
Songs
used in this episode in order of play,1)"Blue Moon"w/Ray Nobel and his
Orchestra-1935,2)"Isn't It Heavenly"w/Les Stone and his
Orchestra-1933,3)"Close Your Eyes"-1933,4)"Day You Came
Along"-1933,5)"How Could We Be Wrong"-1933,6)"What A Little Moonlight
Can Do"-1934,7)"Riptide"-1934,8)"If I Had A Million Dollars"1934,9)"You
Couldn't Be Cuter"-1938,10)"Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen"-1938,11)"Georgia's
Gotta Moon"-1938,12)"Every Day's A Holliday"w/Al Bowlly and his
Orchestra-1937,13)"Junk Man Blues"-1932,14)"I Won't Tell A
Soul"-1938,15)"Just Let Me Look At You"-1938
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Big Band Serenade presents the most popular Vocalist in Britain during the 1930s, Al Bowlly.Songs
used in this episode in order of play,1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Blue Moon%26#37;26amp;quot;w/Ray Nobel and his
Orchestra-1935,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Isn%26apos;t It Heavenly%26#37;26amp;quot;w/Les Stone and his
Orchestra-1933,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Close Your Eyes%26#37;26amp;quot;-1933,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Day You Came
Along%26#37;26amp;quot;-1933,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;How Could We Be Wrong%26#37;26amp;quot;-1933,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;What A Little Moonlight
Can Do%26#37;26amp;quot;-1934,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Riptide%26#37;26amp;quot;-1934,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;If I Had A Million Dollars%26#37;26amp;quot;1934,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;You
Couldn%26apos;t Be Cuter%26#37;26amp;quot;-1938,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen%26#37;26amp;quot;-1938,11)%26#37;26amp;quot;Georgia%26apos;s
Gotta Moon%26#37;26amp;quot;-1938,12)%26#37;26amp;quot;Every Day%26apos;s A Holliday%26#37;26amp;quot;w/Al Bowlly and his
Orchestra-1937,13)%26#37;26amp;quot;Junk Man Blues%26#37;26amp;quot;-1932,14)%26#37;26amp;quot;I Won%26apos;t Tell A
Soul%26#37;26amp;quot;-1938,15)%26#37;26amp;quot;Just Let Me Look At You%26#37;26amp;quot;-1938
Next week is 1 year for Big Band Serenade. Send Comments to
rmcomments@gmail.com or audio comments at 214-224-0834%26#37;26amp;nbsp; to be used for
next week program.
Big Band Serenade presents the most popular Vocalist in Britain during the 1930s, Al Bowlly.Songs
used in this episode in order of play,1)"Blue Moon"w/Ray Nobel and his
Orchestra-1935,2)"Isn't It Heavenly"w/Les Stone and his
Orchestra-1933,3)"Close Your Eyes"-1933,4)"Day You Came
Along"-1933,5)"How Could We Be Wrong"-1933,6)"What A Little Moonlight
Can Do"-1934,7)"Riptide"-1934,8)"If I Had A Million Dollars"1934,9)"You
Couldn't Be Cuter"-1938,10)"Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen"-1938,11)"Georgia's
Gotta Moon"-1938,12)"Every Day's A Holliday"w/Al Bowlly and his
Orchestra-1937,13)"Junk Man Blues"-1932,14)"I Won't Tell A
Soul"-1938,15)"Just Let Me Look At You"-1938
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Big Band Serenade features this week Fats Waller. Songs played in order of play, 1)"Ain't Misbehavin'"-1929,2)"All My Life",3)"Honey Hush"-1939,4)"If I Were You",5)"I'll Never Forgive Myself",6)"I'm Gonna Sit Right Down"-1935,7)"The Joint Is Jumping",8)When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful",9)"Sping Cleaning",10) Radio Program From Yacht Club, Oct.8,1938
Big Band Serenade features this week Fats Waller. Songs played in order of play, 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Ain%26apos;t Misbehavin%26apos;%26#37;26amp;quot;-1929,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;All My Life%26#37;26amp;quot;,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Honey Hush%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;If I Were You%26#37;26amp;quot;,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;I%26apos;ll Never Forgive Myself%26#37;26amp;quot;,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;I%26apos;m Gonna Sit Right Down%26#37;26amp;quot;-1935,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;The Joint Is Jumping%26#37;26amp;quot;,8)When Somebody Thinks You%26apos;re Wonderful%26#37;26amp;quot;,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Sping Cleaning%26#37;26amp;quot;,10) Radio Program From Yacht Club, Oct.8,1938
Big Band Serenade features this week Fats Waller. Songs played in order of play, 1)"Ain't Misbehavin'"-1929,2)"All My Life",3)"Honey Hush"-1939,4)"If I Were You",5)"I'll Never Forgive Myself",6)"I'm Gonna Sit Right Down"-1935,7)"The Joint Is Jumping",8)When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful",9)"Sping Cleaning",10) Radio Program From Yacht Club, Oct.8,1938
Big Band Serenadepresents Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra.
Glen Gray, the Casa Loma Orchestra was the first ''swing'' band. Songs played in order of play,1)"Smoke Rings"-1937,2)"Dardanella"-1933,3)"Heat Wave"-1933,4)"Narcissus"-1934,5)"A Hundred Years From Today"-1934,6)"My Shinning Hour",7)"My Heart Tells Me",8)"My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean"-1938,9)"Sunrise Serenade"-1939,10)"Heaven Can Wait"1939,11)"Under A Blanket Of Blue"-1939,12)"A Lover's Lullaby"-1940,13)"It's The Talk Of The Town"-1942,14)"Till We Meet Again"-1942,15)"Don't Get Around Much ANymore"-1942,16)"Just An Old Manuscript"-1944
Vocalist were, Lee Wiley,Clyde Burke,Kenny Sargent,and Pee Wee Hunt
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Big Band Serenade presents Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra. Glen Gray, the Casa Loma Orchestra was the first %26apos;%26apos;swing%26apos;%26apos; band. Songs played in order of play,1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Smoke Rings%26#37;26amp;quot;-1937,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Dardanella%26#37;26amp;quot;-1933,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Heat Wave%26#37;26amp;quot;-1933,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Narcissus%26#37;26amp;quot;-1934,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;A Hundred Years From Today%26#37;26amp;quot;-1934,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;My Shinning Hour%26#37;26amp;quot;,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;My Heart Tells Me%26#37;26amp;quot;,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean%26#37;26amp;quot;-1938,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Sunrise Serenade%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;Heaven Can Wait%26#37;26amp;quot;1939,11)%26#37;26amp;quot;Under A Blanket Of Blue%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,12)%26#37;26amp;quot;A Lover%26apos;s Lullaby%26#37;26amp;quot;-1940,13)%26#37;26amp;quot;It%26apos;s The Talk Of The Town%26#37;26amp;quot;-1942,14)%26#37;26amp;quot;Till We Meet Again%26#37;26amp;quot;-1942,15)%26#37;26amp;quot;Don%26apos;t Get Around Much ANymore%26#37;26amp;quot;-1942,16)%26#37;26amp;quot;Just An Old Manuscript%26#37;26amp;quot;-1944
Vocalist were, Lee Wiley,Clyde Burke,Kenny Sargent,and Pee Wee Hunt
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Big Band Serenade presents Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra. Glen Gray, the Casa Loma Orchestra was the first ''swing'' band. Songs played in order of play,1)"Smoke Rings"-1937,2)"Dardanella"-1933,3)"Heat Wave"-1933,4)"Narcissus"-1934,5)"A Hundred Years From Today"-1934,6)"My Shinning Hour",7)"My Heart Tells Me",8)"My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean"-1938,9)"Sunrise Serenade"-1939,10)"Heaven Can Wait"1939,11)"Under A Blanket Of Blue"-1939,12)"A Lover's Lullaby"-1940,13)"It's The Talk Of The Town"-1942,14)"Till We Meet Again"-1942,15)"Don't Get Around Much ANymore"-1942,16)"Just An Old Manuscript"-1944
Vocalist were, Lee Wiley,Clyde Burke,Kenny Sargent,and Pee Wee Hunt
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Songs played in this episode in order of play,1)"No Baby",2)"Rum and Coke a Cola",3)"Daddy"-1941,4)"Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree"-1942,5)"Pennsylvania Polka"-1942,6)"Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town"-w/Bing Crobsy-1943,7)"Along The Navajo Trail"-w/Bing Crobsy-1945,8)"Money Is The Root Of All Evil"-1946,9)"You Don't Have To Know The Language"-w/Bing Crosby-1947,10)"Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better"-w/Bing Crosby-1947
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Big Band Serenade presents The Andrew SistersSongs played in this episode in order of play,1)%26#37;26amp;quot;No Baby%26#37;26amp;quot;,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Rum and Coke a Cola%26#37;26amp;quot;,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Daddy%26#37;26amp;quot;-1941,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Don%26apos;t Sit Under The Apple Tree%26#37;26amp;quot;-1942,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Pennsylvania Polka%26#37;26amp;quot;-1942,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Santa Claus Is Comin%26apos; To Town%26#37;26amp;quot;-w/Bing Crobsy-1943,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Along The Navajo Trail%26#37;26amp;quot;-w/Bing Crobsy-1945,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;Money Is The Root Of All Evil%26#37;26amp;quot;-1946,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;You Don%26apos;t Have To Know The Language%26#37;26amp;quot;-w/Bing Crosby-1947,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better%26#37;26amp;quot;-w/Bing Crosby-1947
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Big Band Serenade presents The Andrew SistersSongs played in this episode in order of play,1)"No Baby",2)"Rum and Coke a Cola",3)"Daddy"-1941,4)"Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree"-1942,5)"Pennsylvania Polka"-1942,6)"Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town"-w/Bing Crobsy-1943,7)"Along The Navajo Trail"-w/Bing Crobsy-1945,8)"Money Is The Root Of All Evil"-1946,9)"You Don't Have To Know The Language"-w/Bing Crosby-1947,10)"Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better"-w/Bing Crosby-1947
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In memoriam to my mother, Nettie Louise , August 26,1921-May 3,2006
Songs listed in order of play, 1)"Hello Mom"-Bing Crosby-1942,2) "Angel's On Earth"-Steven Stewart & Annette Kienzle,3)"Mother,Queen Of My Heart"-Jimmie Rodgers-1932,4)"Let Every Day Be Mother's Day"-Clarence Williams & His Orch-1935,5)"A Mother's Love Is A Blessing"-Irish Rovers,6)"Mother, I Miss You"-Toni Braxton,7)"Mother"-Kevin Reeves
Big Band Serenade presents Tribute To Mother%26apos;s%26#37;26amp;nbsp;
In memoriam to my mother, Nettie Louise , August 26,1921-May 3,2006
Songs listed in order of play, 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Hello Mom%26#37;26amp;quot;-Bing Crosby-1942,2) %26#37;26amp;quot;Angel%26apos;s On Earth%26#37;26amp;quot;-Steven Stewart %26#37;26amp;amp; Annette Kienzle,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Mother,Queen Of My Heart%26#37;26amp;quot;-Jimmie Rodgers-1932,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Let Every Day Be Mother%26apos;s Day%26#37;26amp;quot;-Clarence Williams %26#37;26amp;amp; His Orch-1935,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;A Mother%26apos;s Love Is A Blessing%26#37;26amp;quot;-Irish Rovers,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Mother, I Miss You%26#37;26amp;quot;-Toni Braxton,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Mother%26#37;26amp;quot;-Kevin Reeves
In memoriam to my mother, Nettie Louise , August 26,1921-May 3,2006
Songs listed in order of play, 1)"Hello Mom"-Bing Crosby-1942,2) "Angel's On Earth"-Steven Stewart & Annette Kienzle,3)"Mother,Queen Of My Heart"-Jimmie Rodgers-1932,4)"Let Every Day Be Mother's Day"-Clarence Williams & His Orch-1935,5)"A Mother's Love Is A Blessing"-Irish Rovers,6)"Mother, I Miss You"-Toni Braxton,7)"Mother"-Kevin Reeves
The Big Band Serenade presents The Boswell Sisters, One of the all-time greatest jazz vocal groups, the Boswell Sisters, Martha, Vet and Connee a.k.a. Connie from the years 1930-1936 with bonus songs with Bing Crosby.
The Big Band Serenade presents The Boswell Sisters, One of the all-time greatest jazz vocal groups, the Boswell Sisters, Martha, Vet and Connee a.k.a. Connie from the years 1930-1936 with bonus songs with Bing Crosby.Enter your email to subscribe: Powered by FeedBlitz
The Big Band Serenade presents The Boswell Sisters, One of the all-time greatest jazz vocal groups, the Boswell Sisters, Martha, Vet and Connee a.k.a. Connie from the years 1930-1936 with bonus songs with Bing Crosby.Enter your email to subscribe: Powered by FeedBlitz
Big Band Serenade presents The Legendary Cleo Brown
Songs played on this program are:1)"Breakin' In A new Pair of Shoes",2)"Coffed Colored Child",3)"Cook That Stuff",4)"Don't Over Do It",5)"Give A Broken Heart A Break",6)"Love In The First Degree",7)"Me and My Wonderful One"-1935,8)"The Stuff is Here and Its Mellow",9)"You're My Fever",10)"You're A Heavenly Thing",11)"My Gal Mezzanine",12)Cleo's Boggie"
Big Band Serenade presents The Legendary Cleo Brown Songs played on this program are:1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Breakin%26apos; In A new Pair of Shoes%26#37;26amp;quot;,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Coffed Colored Child%26#37;26amp;quot;,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;Cook That Stuff%26#37;26amp;quot;,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;Don%26apos;t Over Do It%26#37;26amp;quot;,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Give A Broken Heart A Break%26#37;26amp;quot;,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Love In The First Degree%26#37;26amp;quot;,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;Me and My Wonderful One%26#37;26amp;quot;-1935,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;The Stuff is Here and Its Mellow%26#37;26amp;quot;,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;You%26apos;re My Fever%26#37;26amp;quot;,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;You%26apos;re A Heavenly Thing%26#37;26amp;quot;,11)%26#37;26amp;quot;My Gal Mezzanine%26#37;26amp;quot;,12)Cleo%26apos;s Boggie%26#37;26amp;quot;
Big Band Serenade presents The Legendary Cleo Brown Songs played on this program are:1)"Breakin' In A new Pair of Shoes",2)"Coffed Colored Child",3)"Cook That Stuff",4)"Don't Over Do It",5)"Give A Broken Heart A Break",6)"Love In The First Degree",7)"Me and My Wonderful One"-1935,8)"The Stuff is Here and Its Mellow",9)"You're My Fever",10)"You're A Heavenly Thing",11)"My Gal Mezzanine",12)Cleo's Boggie"
Big Band Serenade presents Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtime Band 1939-1942
Songs played are: 1)"Big Butter and Egg Man"-1939,2)"Someday, Sweetheart"-1939,3)"That Da Da Strain"-1939,4)"I Wish I Could Skimmy Like My Sister Kate"-1939,5)"Relazin' at the Touro"-1939,6)"Dinah"-1939,7)"(What did I do to be so)Black and Blue"-1939,8)"Lazy River"-1940,9)"Squeeze Me"-1940,10)"Little David, Play on Your Harp"-1942
Big Band Serenade presents Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtime Band 1939-1942 %26#37;26amp;lt;p%26#37;26amp;gt;Songs played are: 1)%26#37;26amp;quot;Big Butter and Egg Man%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,2)%26#37;26amp;quot;Someday, Sweetheart%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,3)%26#37;26amp;quot;That Da Da Strain%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,4)%26#37;26amp;quot;I Wish I Could Skimmy Like My Sister Kate%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,5)%26#37;26amp;quot;Relazin%26apos; at the Touro%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,6)%26#37;26amp;quot;Dinah%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,7)%26#37;26amp;quot;(What did I do to be so)Black and Blue%26#37;26amp;quot;-1939,8)%26#37;26amp;quot;Lazy River%26#37;26amp;quot;-1940,9)%26#37;26amp;quot;Squeeze Me%26#37;26amp;quot;-1940,10)%26#37;26amp;quot;Little David, Play on Your Harp%26#37;26amp;quot;-1942
Big Band Serenade presents Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtime Band 1939-1942
Songs played are: 1)"Big Butter and Egg Man"-1939,2)"Someday, Sweetheart"-1939,3)"That Da Da Strain"-1939,4)"I Wish I Could Skimmy Like My Sister Kate"-1939,5)"Relazin' at the Touro"-1939,6)"Dinah"-1939,7)"(What did I do to be so)Black and Blue"-1939,8)"Lazy River"-1940,9)"Squeeze Me"-1940,10)"Little David, Play on Your Harp"-1942
Big Band Serenade Presents Helen Kane known as the beloved Betty Boop. The songs played this week are from 1928-1930
Songs played in order of play are 1)"That's My Weakness Now"-1928,2)"I Wanna Be Loved By You"-1928,3)"Button Up Your Overcoat"-1929,4)"I Owe You"-1930,5)"Do Something"-1929,6)"Dangerous Nan Mcgrew"-1930,7)"My Man Is On The Make"-1930,8)"I'd Do Anything For You"-1929,9)"Get Out And Get Under The Moon"-1928, and 10)"Is There Anything Wrong In That?"-1928
Big Band Serenade Presents Helen Kane known as the beloved Betty Boop. The songs played this week are from 1928-1930 Songs played in order of play are 1)%26quot;That%26apos;s My Weakness Now%26quot;-1928,2)%26quot;I Wanna Be Loved By You%26quot;-1928,3)%26quot;Button Up Your Overcoat%26quot;-1929,4)%26quot;I Owe You%26quot;-1930,5)%26quot;Do Something%26quot;-1929,6)%26quot;Dangerous Nan Mcgrew%26quot;-1930,7)%26quot;My Man Is On The Make%26quot;-1930,8)%26quot;I%26apos;d Do Anything For You%26quot;-1929,9)%26quot;Get Out And Get Under The Moon%26quot;-1928, and 10)%26quot;Is There Anything Wrong In That?%26quot;-1928
Big Band Serenade Presents Helen Kane known as the beloved Betty Boop. The songs played this week are from 1928-1930 Songs played in order of play are 1)"That's My Weakness Now"-1928,2)"I Wanna Be Loved By You"-1928,3)"Button Up Your Overcoat"-1929,4)"I Owe You"-1930,5)"Do Something"-1929,6)"Dangerous Nan Mcgrew"-1930,7)"My Man Is On The Make"-1930,8)"I'd Do Anything For You"-1929,9)"Get Out And Get Under The Moon"-1928, and 10)"Is There Anything Wrong In That?"-1928
featured are Lady Singers from 1930s-1950s. Songs played are;
1)Betty Hutton & Perry Como,1950,"She's A Lady",2)Dorothy Lamour,"Strange Enchantment,3)Dorthy Lamour,"Your Kiss,4)Lee Morse,1931-"Lets Get Friendly,5)Ruth Etting,"With My Eyes Wide Open,6)Annette Hanshaw,"I'm Sure of everything But You",7)Jane Green,"Mine All Mine",8)Belle Baker,"You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me",9)Anita O'Day,1941-"Let Me Off Uptown", 10)Betty Hutton & Howard Keel,1950-"Anything You Can Do"
This Week on Big Band Serenade Storms,Rain and Thunger Songs and Big Bands Tunes from 1910-1945. The music played on this Big Band Serenade are
1)It Might As Well Be Spring-Dick Haymes-Victory Young-1945,2)Peaches In The Springtime-Memphis Jug Band-1928,3)Sping Song-Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra-1941,4)When It's Springtime In Alaska-Johnny Horton,5)Santa Claus Came In The Spring-Putney Dandridge-1935,6)It Might As Well Be Spring-Clooney and James,Rodgers-Hammerstein-1952,7)When It's Springtime In The Rockies-Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra-1930,8)Big Spring Poker-Mississippi Sheiks-Lester Carter-1931,9)It Might As Well Be Spring-Sarah Vaughan, 10)It Might As Well Be Spring-Paul Weston Orchestra-Margaret Whiting
This Week on Big Band Serenade Storms,Rain and Thunger Songs and Big Bands Tunes from 1910-1945. The music played on this Big Band Serenade are1)It Might As Well Be Spring-Dick Haymes-Victory Young-1945,2)Peaches In The Springtime-Memphis Jug Band-1928,3)Sping Song-Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra-1941,4)When It%26apos;s Springtime In Alaska-Johnny Horton,5)Santa Claus Came In The Spring-Putney Dandridge-1935,6)It Might As Well Be Spring-Clooney and James,Rodgers-Hammerstein-1952,7)When It%26apos;s Springtime In The Rockies-Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra-1930,8)Big Spring Poker-Mississippi Sheiks-Lester Carter-1931,9)It Might As Well Be Spring-Sarah Vaughan, 10)It Might As Well Be Spring-Paul Weston Orchestra-Margaret Whiting
This Week on Big Band Serenade Storms,Rain and Thunger Songs and Big Bands Tunes from 1910-1945. The music played on this Big Band Serenade are1)It Might As Well Be Spring-Dick Haymes-Victory Young-1945,2)Peaches In The Springtime-Memphis Jug Band-1928,3)Sping Song-Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra-1941,4)When It's Springtime In Alaska-Johnny Horton,5)Santa Claus Came In The Spring-Putney Dandridge-1935,6)It Might As Well Be Spring-Clooney and James,Rodgers-Hammerstein-1952,7)When It's Springtime In The Rockies-Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra-1930,8)Big Spring Poker-Mississippi Sheiks-Lester Carter-1931,9)It Might As Well Be Spring-Sarah Vaughan, 10)It Might As Well Be Spring-Paul Weston Orchestra-Margaret Whiting
This Week on Big Band Serenade Storms,Rain and Thunger Songs and Big Bands Tunes from 1910-1945. The music played on this Big Band Serenade are
1)Stormy Weather-1941-Lena Horne, Orchestra of Lou Bring,2)Stormy Monday Blues-1942-Earl hines and His Orchestra,3)Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall-1944-Ella Fitzgerald And Ink Spots,4)Butterflies In The Rain-1933-Ray Noble&His Orchestra,5)Singin' In The Rain-1929-Cliff Edwards,6)Call Me Up Some Rainy Sunday Afternoon-1910-Ada Jones and Irving Berlin,7)It Don't Do Nothing But Rain-1926-Art Gillam,8)It Looks Like Rain In Cherry Blossom Lane-1937-Guy Lomardo and the Royal Canadians,9)Rhythm Of The Rain-1934-Dorsey Brothers Orchestra,10)I's Always Chasing Rainbows-1945-Dick Haymes & Helen Forest, 11)Over The Rainbow-1939-JudyGarland
This Week on Big Band Serenade Storms,Rain and Thunger Songs and Big Bands Tunes from 1910-1945. The music played on this Big Band Serenade are1)Stormy Weather-1941-Lena Horne, Orchestra of Lou Bring,2)Stormy Monday Blues-1942-Earl hines and His Orchestra,3)Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall-1944-Ella Fitzgerald And Ink Spots,4)Butterflies In The Rain-1933-Ray Noble%26#37;26amp;His Orchestra,5)Singin%26apos; In The Rain-1929-Cliff Edwards,6)Call Me Up Some Rainy Sunday Afternoon-1910-Ada Jones and Irving Berlin,7)It Don%26apos;t Do Nothing But Rain-1926-Art Gillam,8)It Looks Like Rain In Cherry Blossom Lane-1937-Guy Lomardo and the Royal Canadians,9)Rhythm Of The Rain-1934-Dorsey Brothers Orchestra,10)I%26apos;s Always Chasing Rainbows-1945-Dick Haymes %26#37;26amp; Helen Forest, 11)Over The Rainbow-1939-JudyGarland
This Week on Big Band Serenade Storms,Rain and Thunger Songs and Big Bands Tunes from 1910-1945. The music played on this Big Band Serenade are1)Stormy Weather-1941-Lena Horne, Orchestra of Lou Bring,2)Stormy Monday Blues-1942-Earl hines and His Orchestra,3)Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall-1944-Ella Fitzgerald And Ink Spots,4)Butterflies In The Rain-1933-Ray Noble&His Orchestra,5)Singin' In The Rain-1929-Cliff Edwards,6)Call Me Up Some Rainy Sunday Afternoon-1910-Ada Jones and Irving Berlin,7)It Don't Do Nothing But Rain-1926-Art Gillam,8)It Looks Like Rain In Cherry Blossom Lane-1937-Guy Lomardo and the Royal Canadians,9)Rhythm Of The Rain-1934-Dorsey Brothers Orchestra,10)I's Always Chasing Rainbows-1945-Dick Haymes & Helen Forest, 11)Over The Rainbow-1939-JudyGarland
This Week on Big Band Serenade the featured artist is Mary Lou Williams and Andy Kirk 1929-30. The songs played in this episode are 1)Bear Down,2)Twinklin',3)Mess-A-Stomp,4)What's Your Story,Morning Glory,5)Mary's Idea,6)Scratchin'in the Gravel,7)Dear Baby,8)Count,9)Harmony Blues,10)Close To Five
This Week on Big Band Serenade the featured artist is Mary Lou Williams and Andy Kirk 1929-30. The songs played in this episode are 1)Bear Down,2)Twinklin%26apos;,3)Mess-A-Stomp,4)What%26apos;s Your Story,Morning Glory,5)Mary%26apos;s Idea,6)Scratchin%26apos;in the Gravel,7)Dear Baby,8)Count,9)Harmony Blues,10)Close To Five
This Week on Big Band Serenade the featured artist is Mary Lou Williams and Andy Kirk 1929-30. The songs played in this episode are 1)Bear Down,2)Twinklin',3)Mess-A-Stomp,4)What's Your Story,Morning Glory,5)Mary's Idea,6)Scratchin'in the Gravel,7)Dear Baby,8)Count,9)Harmony Blues,10)Close To Five
This Week on Big Band Serenade the featured artist is Ethel Waters. The songs played this week are;1)Am I Blue-1939,2)Stormy Weather (Keeps Rainin' All the Time)-1933,3)Ethel Waters and Her Ebony Four - River, Stay 'Way From My Door-1931,4)Love Is the Thing-1933,5)Don't Blame Me-1933,6)Ethel Waters and Her Ebony Four-Heat Wave-19337)I Just Couldn't Take It Baby-1933,8)Moonglow-1934,9)Shadows on the Swannee-1933,10)Ethel Waters and Her Ebony Four-A Hundred Years From Today-1933,11)Give Me a Heart to Sing to-1934
This Week on Big Band Serenade the featured artist is Ethel Waters. The songs played this week are;1)Am I Blue-1939,2)Stormy Weather (Keeps Rainin%26apos; All the Time)-1933,3)Ethel Waters and Her Ebony Four - River, Stay %26apos;Way From My Door-1931,4)Love Is the Thing-1933,5)Don%26apos;t Blame Me-1933,6)Ethel Waters and Her Ebony Four-Heat Wave-19337)I Just Couldn%26apos;t Take It Baby-1933,8)Moonglow-1934,9)Shadows on the Swannee-1933,10)Ethel Wat
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