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After he left Decca in 1936, he again retired and his orchestra was taken over by band member Woody Herman. Jones started a new band in 1937–38 and recorded a handful of sessions under the ARC labels: Melotone, Perfect and Banner. [citation needed]
When Isham Jones decided that he wanted to temporarily retire, Jones’ big band from 1932-1936 became the core of the first Woody Herman Orchestra. Although he had a second band in 1937, and they recorded as late as 1947. His songs will be his most cherished memory. Allmusic
31. Okt. 2021 · And in 1936, Isham Jones Juniors (an octet/nonet taken out of the big band) recorded six numbers that really showcase Herman. On September 29, 1936, Isham Jones (who had recently written his last hit, “ There Is No Greater Love ”) broke up his orchestra, probably tiring of leading bands and touring.
Isham Jones schrieb über hundert Kompositionen, von denen viele inzwischen zu Standards zählen, wie „Spain“ (1923), „On the Alamo“, „I’ll See You In My Dreams“ (1924), „It Had to Be You“ (1925), „Swingin’ Down the Lane“, „The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else“ und „There Is No Greater Love“ (1936).
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30. März 2021 · JGC History. 1.18K subscribers. Subscribed. 15. 407 views 3 years ago #IshamJones #WoodyHerman #ThereIsNoGreaterLove. The first recording of the Jones/Symes standard “There Is No Greater Love’,...
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This treatment of the Oscar winning song from "Big Broadcast of 1938" was recorded at the tail-end of Jones' acclaimed career as bandleader. For the flip sid...
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