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At the age of 19 she was a member of the Leo Reisman Orchestra, with whom in 1931 she recorded three songs: "Take It from Me", "Time On My Hands", and her composition "Got the South in My Soul". [3] Wiley began her radio career at KVOO in Tulsa, Oklahoma. [4] She sang on the Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt program on NBC in 1932, [5] and was featured on ...
26. Aug. 2023 · Sensual and dignified, sophisticated and warm, Lee Wiley has inspired outbursts of sheer poetry from many a captivated listener. Her sound induces a "marvelous," "ticklish" sensation, akin to "running your hand over a piece of fine Harris tweed," marveled producer Dave Garroway. She "blows smoke rings, each note a puff that melts ...
3. März 2023 · SMOKE RINGS - en riktig radioklassiker Vi kommer tillbaka, we hope! Programmet sändes första gången den 12 september 1960 med Leif Anderson som programledare. Hans egenartade, hesa röst kom...
30. Dez. 2020 · Best known for scorching hot tunes Gifford had a remarkable talent for creating dreamy “tone paintings” and, suggests Sudhalter, “ an even greater flair for ballads, drawing on a varied palette of instrumental colors. The Casa Loma radio theme song “Smoke Rings” typifies its romantic mood music.
P4 Plus Favoritrepris Smoke Rings med Leif Anderson. 60 min. -. sön 28 apr kl 20.00. Den första delen av detta avsnitt av Smoke Rings tillägnas mannen till höger i bild, Harry James,...
Lee Wiley war in den 1930er Jahren eine recht populäre Sängerin in den USA: Sie galt wegen ihres ausgesuchten Repertoires und ihrer persönlichkeitsstarken Ausdrucksweise für viele als eine der bedeutendsten weißen Jazzsängerinnen. [4] Sie war die erste Jazz-Sängerin, die (ab 1939) Alben mit Musik zu einzelnen Komponisten wie George ...
Look at Me Now. " Oh! Look at Me Now " is a 1941 song composed by Joe Bushkin, with lyrics by John DeVries. It is strongly associated with Frank Sinatra, who first recorded it with Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra, [1] in an arrangement by Sy Oliver. Sinatra re-recorded the song for his 1957 A Swingin' Affair!, this time arranged and conducted by ...
