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26. Sept. 2011 · "Remembering The Scranton Sirens", which premieres on Wednesday, Oct. 5 at 8 p.m. on WVIA TV is a one-hour WVIA original documentary film that celebrates the...
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Scrobble, find and rediscover music with a Last.fm account. The era of the "Big Band" coincided with jazz and swing music and talented musicians. For Billy Lustig, a decade of this music started at the close of World War I and concluded in 1928. During that period, he was leader and violinist of the little-publicized Scranton Sirens that int ...
The Scranton Sirens record wasn't made until late 1922 or early 1923. ("Fate" was an often-recorded tune of the day, but I've found no recordings earlier than about November 1922, with most coming in December 1922 or January 1923.) It sure would be interesting to know who recorded it -- and where, and when!
12. Jan. 2009 · Scranton Sirens Orchestra-Common Street Blues-recorded for Okeh records, January, 1925 in New Orleans.
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REMEMBERING THE SIRENS celebrates the exceptional, yet little-known, musical legacy of one of the most significant "territory" dance bands in American musical history - the Scranton Sirens. During its 10-year existence (1918-1928), the Scranton Sirens commanded huge crowds at many of the major dance emporiums throughout the United States. Most importantly, the band introduced future…
15. Feb. 2024 · On Friday, Feb. 16, 2024 around 9 a.m., Scranton will test a recently repaired flood-warning siren at the Shawnee Avenue Pumping Station in the Plot neighborhood.
In 1921, he played trombone with the Scranton Sirens, which became popular in Pennsylvania during the 1920s. Besides Morgan, several of its members became famous, including Jimmy Dorsey on saxophone and clarinet, Billy Lustig on violin, and Tommy Dorsey on trombone, taking Morgan's place when Morgan left the band.
