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Artie Shaw & His Orchestra, and Gramercy Five helped define American Jazz during the Swing Era of the late 1930's, 1940's, and early 1950's. Tune in, learn, and enjoy. Be sure to Subscribe to our ...
Lana Turner. Third wife, 1940-1941. Born Julia Jean Turner. February 8, 1921 – June 29, 1995. Lana was 19 years old when she married Artie Shaw, who was 30 years old. Lana was a famous actress and pin-up model. Her image was featued as nose art for many military aircraft during WWII. Lana became one of the highest paid women in Hollywood.
7. Okt. 2008 · Listen to 12 Best of Artie Shaw by Artie Shaw on Apple Music. 2008. 12 Songs. Duration: 38 minutes. Album · 2008 · 12 Songs. Listen Now; Browse; Radio ; Search; Open in Music. 12 Best of Artie Shaw Artie Shaw. JAZZ · 2008 Preview. Octo ...
In 1940 Artie Shaw went to Mexico for a much-needed vacation and came back with the tune “Frenesi”, which was composed by Alberto Dominguez Borras of Mexico City. During World War II Major Thomas Haynes named his P-51 Mustang fighter Frenesi after the song, stating that it was a tribute to his wife Louise. Frenesi is now considered a jazz standard and was inducted into the
By John McDonough. Born May 23, 1910, on the Lower east Side of New York, Artie Shaw grew up in New Haven, CT, where he quit high school and began his career a working musician in his mid-teens. By the middle of 1931, Artie Shaw began the long grind that would carry him through the worst years of the Depression.
29. Mai 2018 · Artie Shaw: A Legacy, Book of the Month Club. (With Mel Torme and the MelTones) Artie Shaw& His Orchestra, Vols. 1-2, Musicraft. The Best of Artie Shaw, MCA. The Complete Artie Shaw, Vols. 1-7, RCA/Bluebird. The Complete Gramercy Five Sessions, RCA/Bluebird. Free for All, Portrait Masters. The Last Recordings, Musicmasters, 1992.
Artie Shaw was married eight times including to two of the most popular and beautiful actresses in their day; Lana Turner (1940) and Ava Gardner (1945-46). Shaw broke the racial divide by becoming the first white bandleader to hire a featured African-American vocalist when he brought Billie Holiday on board in 1938.
