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| | Tommy Dorsey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Tommy Dorsey formed his own band, which was very successful, scoring 137 Billboard chart hits, including his best-known song, I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (which showcases his phenomenal range, reaching up to the high C #). | | | Tommy Dorsey (November 19, 1905 – November 26, 1956) was a jazz trombonist and bandleader in the Big Band era. | | | After Dorsey's death, Jane obtained the rights to her late husband's band and renamed it The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, a group which continues to play to this day (see[[1]]). |
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| | Solid! -- Jimmy Dorsey Biography |
| | Jimmy carried on with their former group, and though it never reached the heights that Tommy's band achieved it proved highly successful. | | | They always strove to be the best in their field, and this showed in their strong musical output. | | | Jimmy's most famous instrumentalist was perhaps the gifted trombonist Bobby Byrne. |
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| | VH1.com : Tommy Dorsey : Biography |
| | Dorsey was back at number one in January 1936 with "The Music Goes Round and Round" (vocal by Edythe Wright) and topped the charts again in February with "Alone" (vocal by Cliff Weston). | | | Dorsey switched to Decca Records and continued to perform with his band in the early '50s. | | | By 1944, RCA Victor had exhausted its stockpile of unissued Dorsey recordings and had to resort to reissues, managing Top Ten hits with the 1938 instrumental "Boogie Woogie" and the 1940 recording "I'll Be Seeing You" with Sinatra on vocals. |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey The Mix |
| | Jimmy Dorsey was not as successful at first, though he topped the charts in June 1936 with "Is It True What They Say About Dixie?" It was only after he left the Crosby radio show and began appearing extensively on his own that he started to figure among the more popular bands. | | | The Dorseys organized a permanent touring band in April 1934 and later signed to the newly formed Decca Records. | | | The Dorsey Band went into a commercial decline from 1945 on, though there were two Top Ten hits in 1945 and one in 1946. |
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| | Bluebird Jazz |
| | Dorsey gave Sinatra his first vocal spot with the band on a February 1940 record; he stayed with the band for nearly three years. | | | Dorsey managed to be successful after the war, when most of the swing bands foundered. | | | It was soon a huge hit; in addition to the smoothness of the band sound, Dorsey demonstrated a refreshing use of legato voicing on the trombone. |
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| | Boise State University News and Events |
| | Jimmy continued as director of the original band and produced numerous hits in the big band heyday of the ‘40s and ‘50s. | | | After the musical Dorsey brothers, Tommy and Jimmy, bickered over style, Tommy left in 1935 to form his own band and achieve musical fame. | | | He also played with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra and the Air Force’s Airman of Note dance band and formed his own orchestra, the Bill Tole Orchestra. |
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| | DorseyBrothers |
| | Jimmy, who is credited with being on of the great saxophone stylists of the early Jazz Era broke away and began to appear with some of the top bands of the day. | | | The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra was formed, and they thrilled audiences from coast to coast with their great music establishing a musical tradition for an entire generation. | | | Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey started their musical careers while barely out of their teens playing with a famous "hot" band of the day, the Scranton Sirens. |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey and Tommy Dorsey -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Dorsey, Thomas A. Known for his many up-tempo blues arrangements of gospel music hymns, U.S. songwriter, singer, and pianist Thomas A. Dorsey was often called the Father of Gospel Music. | | | One of the early bands to be broadcast was that of Guy Lombardo, who became the most popular leader of dance bands largely because of his broadcasts. | | | His blending of secular and religious musical styles influenced musicians from Mahalia Jackson to Pat Boone to Elvis Presley. |
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| | American BigBands - Page 3 "D" Bands |
| | (Jimmy's recording in 1940 of "The Breeze and I" was a million seller with Eberly on vocal.) | | | The Dorsey Brothers had been leading an orchestra during the very late 1920's and early 1930's for very specific dates; for example, their band was heard in the Broadway show 'Everybody's Welcome'. | | | This hot-and-cool dichotomy was maintained within the band itself, with Rich, Sinatra and Dorsey constantly coming at odds with one another while on tour. |
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| | Biography of Jimmy Dorsey with gold-music.com |
| | When Tommy died suddenly and unexpectedly in November 1956, Jimmy took over the band, recording a new version of one of his much earlier songs, “So Rare,” that went to the top of the charts and gave Dorsey the biggest hit of his career. | | | With its sweet-toned instrumental style, the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra combined a big band orchestral sound with the popular appeal of dance music, and quickly emerged as one of the most innovative bands of the developing Swing Era. | | | Before long, the two Dorsey brothers' orchestras—similar on the surface but each with its own distinct musical style—were two of the most popular bands in America. |
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| | Dorsey, Jimmy on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Toward the beginning of their careers in the late 1920s both were part of the Paul Whiteman Orchestra, and by the early 1930s both were successful pick-up and studio musicians. | | | The Dorsey bands were popular Big Band era (late 1930s to early 50s). | | | Tommy Dorsey; The topsy-turvy life of a big band heavyweight.(BOOKS) |
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| | The Dorsey Brothers |
| | Jimmy and Tommy each had assembled their own bands and on a couple of occasions, once in 1933 and again in 1953, they put together a single band, but their individual bands were more popular. | | | Even though, the Dorsey Brothers never actually influenced the Jazz style of music, they did achieve recogntion for their outstanding musical arrangements. | | | It can be noted that Tommy had achieved great distinction throughout the music industry. |
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| | Jazzed in Cleveland - Part 35 |
| | The Dorsey brothers, borrowing from their experience with small jazz groups and some of the swinging black big bands, combined elements of small group jazz and big band dance music. | | | Tommy Dorsey, of course, formed his own band which became one of the most popular in the world in the late 1930s and early '40s, playing some very commercial dance music as well as some swinging jazz. | | | The temperamental Tommy Dorsey was not happy about being forced to add Bob Crosby to his band and kept needling him, asking if he could sing this song or that song. |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey Lyrics Download CD ALBUM MP3 Jimmy Dorsey |
| | Jimmy Dorsey lyric All This And Heaven Too song | | | Jimmy Dorsey lyric And So Do I song | | | Jimmy Dorsey lyric Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy) song |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey - Amapola [ASV/Living Stereo]: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more Music.com |
| | It's truly disgraceful that MCA, which owns Jimmy Dorsey [+]'s classic sides, has so poorly served his pop recordings that an unauthorized British outfit like ASV can come up with a definitive Dorsey pop music collection. | | | The songs are of minimal interest to jazz fans, but to those who enjoy big band music, it is well nigh impossible to ignore the virtuosity in this band. | | | Jimmy Dorsey - Amapola [ASV/Living Stereo]: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more |
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| | SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Jimmy Dorsey |
| | Categorized as rock are CDs from head bangers Roger Whittaker, Jimmy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra, as well as a 98 Degrees Christmas album. | | | The music on WPBC was mostly hit parade material, but when they saw Elvis Presley on "The Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey Show" on TV in December 1955, they had some long talks. | | | Over the years, he has recorded numerous albums, as well as tributes to Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey... |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra CDs |
| | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra CDs are one of thousands of music CDs available online. | | | Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra CDs with a fantastic selection of entertainment products including over 150,000 CDs | | | CD Jungle - Cheapest Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra CDs |
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| | JIMMY DORSEY cds |
| | JIMMY DORSEY cds and records from hundreds of online record shops. | | | CDs, vinyl records and LPs are easy to find at MusicStack. | | | Jimmy Dorsey - LP - 1000400133680 used, condition sleeve/record: 1lp ex ex canada - 19.90 EUR |
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| | The Daily Page: The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra |
| | Within ten years, he was playing with Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie Trumbauer in the Jean Goldkette Band. | | | In the late 30's and throughout the 40's, The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra recorded a number hits, including "Amapola" and "Green Eyes" featuring Helen O'Connell. | | | Nancy Knorr, the orchestra's featured singer, recreates the elegance of the 1940's with a vocal ease and elegance. |
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| | Tommy Dorsey: The Sentimental Genleman of Swing |
| | The more I listened to Dorsey's music, and particularly to his own trombone playing, the more I wanted to hear. | | | TOMMY DORSEY was one of the best musicians of the 20th Century who led what many consider to be the finest big band of the Swing Era. | | | The result: I listened and listened and eventually transferred 60 of Tommy Dorsey's songs to Tuxedo Junction. |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra - Greatest Hits by Jimmy Dorsey : Music CD |
| | Jimmy Dorsey and Orchestra - Greatest Hits by Jimmy Dorsey : Music CD Jimmy Dorsey and Orchestra - Greatest Hits by Jimmy Dorsey : Music CD crimsonbird.com | | | Jimmy Dorsey and Orchestra - Greatest Hits by Jimmy Dorsey : Music CD Title -- Jimmy Dorsey and Orchestra - Greatest Hits | | | Jimmy Dorsey and Orchestra - Greatest Hits by Jimmy Dorsey : Music CD |
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| | Paul Whiteman / Jimmy Dorsey: Jazz CD Reviews-June 2000 Music on the Web(UK) |
| | The tracks on the CD are mostly of tunes which are still frequently heard to-day, Bing Crosby is the vocalist on the first three tracks and it is easy to see why they were so popular. | | | These albums represent two unique pieces of history in the development of Popular Music and the Big Band, the standard of musicianship throughout, is such that there is little doubt that Paul Whiteman and Jimmy Dorsey employed the best musicians that were around at the time. | | | In reviewing these albums it is noticeable, as to how the rhythm sections gradually move from the plodding sounds of the early 20's, toward the looser sounds of the 40's a trend which has continued up to to-day. |
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| | Jimmy Giuffre - Biography & Discography |
| | Jimmy Giuffre and his Music Men Play "The Music Man" (Atlantic) | | | The group's whole set that day can be heard on the Fresh Sound disc listed below.) In 1959 (and again in 1962), he recorded solo clarinet pieces and wrote orchstral music with conductor-improvised cues, both anticipating trends a decade or more in the future. | | | At this point he has recorded over 33 albums as a leader. |
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| | Amazon.com: The Fabulous Jimmy Dorsey: Music: Jimmy Dorsey |
| | The "stuff" that the present generation listens to is so musically feeble by comparison. | | | His band went back into the studio seven months later and recorded the remaining pieces without him, in order to complete the album. | | | Let's go back to the '40s and '50s with "The Fabulous Jimmy Dorsey", featuring fourteen original performances by one of the great swing bands during that era. |
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| | PTA - Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra |
| | Nancy has continued her successful musical career as a soloist and featured singer with the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra, with a tribute to the legendary Helen O'Connell, as well as recreating the elegance and sounds of the 1940's with her own style and vocal ease. | | | Nancy has had a noted singing career performing throughout the country with some of the best known orchestras in the world of Big Band music. | | | The combined energy of the band with Bill's sweet, smooth, sentimental style will take the listening audience from the 1940's right through the decades to the present day. |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | He was a musical genius and will be known for many eras. | | | Tommy broke off to form his own band in 1935. | | | Jimmy continued leading his own band until the start of the 1950s. |
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| | Lake Michigan College- Jimmy Dorsey |
| | The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra has kept the Big Band sound alive for decades. | | | The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra will perform hits like "Green Eyes," "Amapola," "Tangerine," "I Understand," "I'm Glad There is You," and "Maria Elena". | | | The combined energy of the band with Bill's smooth, sentimental style and Nancy's elegant vocal ease will recreate the sounds of the 1940s through to present day. |
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| | So Rare Song Lyrics |
| | Your source for Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Song Lyrics | | | Song Lyrics :: Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra - So Rare Lyrics |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey : Contrasts (Decca) - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect |
| | This CD, virtually the only example of Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra currently available on CD, puts the emphasis on his jazz sides rather than the vocal best-sellers. | | | Jimmy Dorsey : Contrasts (Decca) - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect | | | I Can't Face the Music (Without Singing the Blues) |
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| | Varese Sarabande Product Details |
| | The additional tracks in the album were recorded with The Dorsey band under the direction of Lee Castle (He was featured soloist with Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey, Glen Miller, Jack Teagarden, and Benny Goodman). |
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| | 32¢ Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey |
| | The elder Dorsey was a music teacher and leader of a brass band, who taught his sons to play a variety of musical instruments. | | | In the early 1920s, the Dorsey brothers formed a musical ensemble called Dorseys' Novelty Six -- "The Jazz Band of 'em all." The band's name was later changed to Dorseys' Wild Canaries. | | | When Jimmy's band broke up in the early 1950s, Tommy invited his brother to join his band, which he renamed the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. |
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| | Timeless Records |
| | Jimmy Dorsey Same personnel and date as tracks 16 and 17. | | | by Mannie Klein (t), Jimmy Dorsey (cl,as), Fulton McGrath (p), Carl Kress (g), Artie Bernstein (sb), Stan King (d). | | | by Mannie Klein (t), Tommy Dorsey (tb), Fulton McGrath (p), Carl Kress (g), Artie Bernstein (sb), Stan King (d). |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey Sheet Music! |
| | Dorsey Jimmy Scores from Laura's MIDI Heaven, Ringtones, Sheet Music and more! | | | Find Sheet music for Jimmy Dorsey in songbooks and compilations | | | Songs like "Jimmy Dorsey" in Sheet Music Books |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra at Sangamon Auditorium |
| | Considered one of the greatest bands of all time, the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra delights audiences with the sounds of American Music. | | | Under the leadership of Bill Toole, the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra continues in the tradition of "Big Band" music begun in the 1930's. | | | Featured soloist Nancy Knorr recreates the elegance of the 1940's with a vocal ease and grace. |
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| | LEE CASTLE & JIMMY DORSEY ORCH Vinyl Records ~ Used, Rare, Collectible and Vintage Vinyl LPs & 45s |
| | LEE CASTLE & JIMMY DORSEY ORCH Vinyl Records ~ Used, Rare, Collectible and Vintage Vinyl LPs & 45s | | | You'll find that our LEE CASTLE & JIMMY DORSEY ORCH records are always in excellent condition and are painstakingly graded so you'll know exactly what you're getting. | | | Records by Mail maintains one of the largest selections of rare and vintage LEE CASTLE & JIMMY DORSEY ORCH vinyl records available anywhere - online or off. |
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| | Sheet Music Plus - Jimmy Dorsey Saxophone Method |
| | In this method, standard technical exercises based on scales and arpeggios are complimented by sections on vibrato, double tonguing, improvising and s tyles of dance music. | | | Sheet Music Plus - Jimmy Dorsey Saxophone Method |
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| | PBS - JAZZ A Film By Ken Burns: Selected Artist Biography - Tommy Dorsey |
| | However, Dorsey's orchestra was known primarily for its renderings of ballads at dance tempos, frequently with singers such as Jack Leonard and Frank Sinatra. | | | One of its most successful recordings was Boogie Woogie (1938), an orchestral adaptation of a piano piece by Pine Top Smith; other hits included lively swing versions of Marie and Song of India (1937), both with brilliant solos by Berigan. | | | Although Dorsey recorded, especially in the 1920s, with Bix Beiderbecke and other major jazz players, he was not a notable jazz soloist. |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra Transcriptions Sessions 1935 |
| | This album is early Jimmy Dorsey and will those interested in the history and development of big band music in general and Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra in particular. | | | There's a fine arrangement of >I Wished on the Moon” with Bob Eberle doing the vocal honors. | | | Many of the tracks have been reissued piecemeal over the years on such labels as Rumbleseat, Muzak, Queen Disk and the like. |
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| | The Clarinet In Jazz Since 1945: Jimmy Giuffre |
| | He used this to his advantage, however, on the album The Jimmy Giuffre Clarinet. | | | His signature sound is warm and dark, due to his inability, in the mid-1950's, to play above the chalumeau register. | | | Jimmy Giuffre is, of course, a well-known composer as well as saxophonist and clarinetist. |
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| | JIMMY DORSEY - ANNOTATED PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED 09/15/1937 |
| | In the 15 years that followed, Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra recorded exactly 100 chart hits. | | | One of the top hits of 1937 was "Too Marvelous For Words", recorded on March 3, 1937 by Bing Crosby with the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra. | | | The elder of the two celebrated Dorsey brothers, alto sax and clarinetist Jimmy Dorsey (1904-1957) took over the band the pair had jointly fronted when Tommy quit in May 1935. |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey : Dixie By Dorsey / Dorseyland Dance Parade - Audio CD - Collectables Records : Oldies.com |
| | Jimmy Dorsey : Dixie By Dorsey / Dorseyland Dance Parade - Audio CD - Collectables Records : Oldies.com | | | Also using Dixieland "ideas" as a basis, the second album on this pairing is his band's contribution to Columbia's Dance Parade series. | | | "Dixie By Dorsey" features twelve Dixieland favorites, vigorously and brilliantly played by Jimmy Dorsey and an aggregation known as the Original "Dorseyland" Jazz Band (which included trumpeter Charlie Teagarden, trombonist Cutty Cutshall and tenor saxophonist Frank Maynes). |
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| | The Virginian Pilot: JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA TO BRING SWINGIN' SOUNDS.(LOCAL)@ HighBeam Research |
| | The Pennsylvania musicians began their professional careers performing with some of the best bands of the '20s and '30s, eventually going out on their own. | | | ELIZABETH CITY -- In 1957, when rock 'n' roll was beginning to dominate the music scene, good swing bands were so rare, yet ``So Rare'' made its presence known, moving to the No. 2 spot on the top-100 chart. | | | Jimmy Dorsey's last hit was released a few months before he died, six months after his brother Tommy passed away. |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra LYRICS |
| | Welcome to Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Lyrics all the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Lyrics in this site are the property of Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Lyrics or/and respective authors, artists and labels and provided just for study purpose. | | | If you want to use Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Lyrics, Please contact the authors, artists or labs of Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Lyrics. | | | SEND JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA RINGTONES TO YOUR CELLPHONE |
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| | Audio CDs With Music By Jimmy Dorsey |
| | Sheet Music - 8 matches for "Jimmy Dorsey" | | | Big Band Classics, Volume 2 - Karaoke CD | | | Big Band Classics, Volume 1 - Karaoke CD |
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| | Act Profile for - NiteLite Event Planning |
| | All Great songs, and all "'HITS"' of the Fabulous Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra. | | | Jimmy Dorsey was considered one of the finest Clarinet and Alto Saxophone players of his day, and was always playing solos that simply amazes his fellow musicians, as well as his audiences. | | | Jimmy's greatest hit, and the last instrumental hit by any artist, was "SO RARE". |
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| | Jimmy Dorsey |
| | Universal Musical Featurette: The Dorsey Brothers Encore (1953).... | | | Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra (1938) (songs "Beebe", "Parade of the Milk Bottle Caps", "I Love You In Technicolor" and "Dusk In Upper Sandusky") (uncredited) | | | Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra (1938) (lyricist: "It's the Dreamer in Me") (uncredited) |
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