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Artie Shaw and his Orchestra : Rosalie. From the 1937 MGM motion picture ‘Rosalie’. Album: Side A: Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise Side B: Rosalie. Style: Date Recorded: January 17, 1939
25. Jan. 2022 · The song was originally called ‘Ubangi’ and was created by Artie shortly after forming Shaw’s New Music band sometime in the spring of 1937. It’s often been said that elements of traditional Jewish Klezmer music which was played at weddings and other joyous social events can be heard interwoven into the song, which Artie said later in interviews was ridiculous. Listen for Buddie Rich ...
Country. Year. New Submission. In Chronology - 1937 ( 24 × File, MP3, Compilation, 320 kbps) Complete Jazz Series. none. 2009. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1997 CD release of "1937" on Discogs.
20. Aug. 2022 · (Above right: Artie Shaw and his band on the stage of the Strand Theater in Manhattan in late September of 1939, right after they made the recording of “Oh, Lady Be Good” presented with this post. Variety’s review of their opening at that venue started with this priceless bit of Variety jargon: ‘Artie Shaw, one of the authentic artists in this bounce band thing, raises his clarinet in ...
19. Nov. 1996 · 1936 by Artie Shaw released in 1996. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Date Recorded: September 17, 1937. Composer: Lyricist: Instrumentation: Charted: ‘Free Wheeling’ charted on Billboard in 1937 for 3 weeks reaching a high of #13. Wikipedia: Free Wheeling. Rate this song page. Free Wheeling - by Artie Shaw, Jazz Musician, King of the Clarinet and Big Band Leader of the Swing Era in the 1930's and 1940's.
Artie Shaw & His Orchestra: July 1937: Unverified: A Handful of Stars : Artie Shaw and His Orchestra – Vocal Refrain by Anita Boyer: November 1, 1940: Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Ray Eberle REC,REL, Virginia Grey [dubbed by Elvida ...
