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25. Jan. 2022 · Artie Shaw wrote the words and music to ‘Any Old Time’ which was sung by Billie Holiday on the Bluebird label during her time with Artie Shaw’s band. Billie Holiday’s time with the Art Shaw band was short-lived because she was under contract to the Brunswick record label. Later, Shaw recorded the tune with vocalist Helen Forrest.
Artie Shaw and his OrchestraArtie Shaw was an American clarinetist, composer, bandleader and actor. Also an author, Shaw wrote both fiction and non-fiction.W...
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A Timeline of Artie Shaw’s Life. May 23, 1910: Arthur Arshawsky (Artie Shaw) Born in New York City. 1923: Began playing alto sax. 1924: Shaw played with the New Haven High School Band and led a local group, the Bellevue Ramblers. 1924: Changed his name from ‘Arthur Arshawsky’ to ‘Art Shaw’ to become a professional musician.
The primary purpose of this endeavor is to educate visitors regarding the life, times, history, and music of Artie Shaw, a legend in the American jazz scene during the Swing Era of the 1930’s and 1940’s. The vision of this creative endeavor is to encourage commentary and criticism regarding Artie Shaw’s music from all visitors and members ...
1. Okt. 2017 · Artie Shaw was a unique figure in jazz history. A competitor of Benny Goodman both as a clarinetist and a bandleader, Shaw led no less than seven different orchestras during 1936-49. While he disliked having to play for dancers, was not fond of dealing with the public, and seemed to constantly be running away from fame, he found success at ...
30. Dez. 2004 · Artie Shaw, the jazz clarinetist and big-band leader who successfully challenged Benny Goodman's reign as the King of Swing with his recordings of "Begin the Beguine," "Lady Be Good" and "Star ...
Ende Januar 1951 begleitete Artie Shaw mit seinen Gramercy Five die Pop-Vokalisten June Hutton („My Kinda Love“/„Dancing on the Ceiling“) und Don Cherry („I Apologize“/„Bring Back the Thrill“) bei vier Titeln; in seiner Band spielten nun Stan Freeman (Piano), Danny Perri (Gitarre), Bob Haggart (Bass) und Bunny Shawker (Schlagzeug).
