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30. Aug. 2020 · from Columbia 37392 78 rpmorchestra directed by Mitchell AyresMusic by Fred Fisher - Lyrics by Alfred Bryan
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Buddy Clark (1912-1949) Buddy Clark. Buddy Clark grew up in the Westend of Boston. As a youngster, he expressed strong interests in sports, body building, exercising, and one of his big dreams was to become a professional baseball player. Buddy even had plans to become a lawyer. He attended Northeastern Law School in Boston, however his love ...
Buddy Clark. American jazz bassist (July 10, 1929, Kenosha, WI - June 08, 1999, Granada Hills, CA). He worked with Bud Freeman, Bill Russo, Tex Beneke, Les Brown, Peggy Lee, Red Norvo, Dave Pell, Jimmy Giuffre, and Gerry Mulligan. He was also part of the original band, Supersax. For the 1930-40's vocalist, please use Buddy Clark (3).
29. März 2022 · Buddy Clark, singer and plane enthusiast who died in a plane crash on an LA street is this week's Phantom Dancer feature artist.
Buddy Clark was one of the most popular male vocalists of the 1930s and '40s, a success on radio, in movies, and on record -- had he lived longer, in the estimation of pop music scholar John P. Cooper, Clark might easily have been a rival to Perry Como or Dean Martin in post-war America. A fixture on the airwaves for his first decade-and-a-half as a singer, Clark didn't hit his commercial ...
Explore Buddy Clark's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Buddy Clark on AllMusic.
1. Feb. 2010 · Listen to Greatest Hits by Buddy Clark on Apple Music. 2010. 24 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 14 minutes.
