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"...and then we wrote..."
American Composers and Lyricists Sing, Play and Cover Their Own Songs
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Dorothy Fields
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Beatrice Lillie, voice; The Pied Pipers; Richard Rodgers, piano; Harold Rome, voice; Thomas "Fats" Waller, piano; W.C. Handy's Orchestra; Spike Jones, drums; George Gershwin, piano; Artie Bernstein, bass; Stephen Sondheim, voice; Cy Coleman, voice; Stephen Sondheim, piano; Victor Herbert and His Orchestra; Gene Kardos and His Orchestra; Joe Howard, voice; The Jungle Band; Johnny Mercer, voice; Cole Porter, piano; Cole Porter, voice; Harold Arlen, voice; Paul Weston and His Orchestra; Vincent Youmans, piano; Mary Martin, voice; Hoagy Carmichael, voice; Hoagy Carmichael, whistling; Hoagy Carmichael, piano; Harold Rome, piano |
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Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Vol. 3 (1931)
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Ray Klages
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Sam Lanin's Orchestra; Bunny Berigan, trumpet; Arthur Schutt, piano; Paul Small, voice; Sam Lanin, Conductor; Hit of the Week Orchestra; Scrappy Lambert, voice; Bert Hirsch, Conductor; College Humor Trio; Scrappy Lambert's Collegians; Don Voorhees Orchestra; Fred "Fuzzy" Farrar, trumpet; Bill Trone, trombone; Charlie Butterfield, trombone; Alwyn Bach, announcer; Freddie Rich's Radio Orchestra; Tommy Gott, trumpet; Tommy Dorsey, trombone; Cornell Smelser, accordion; Joe Venuti, violin; Eddie Lang, guitar; Men About Town Trio; Tony Wons, announcer; Phil Spitalny's Orchestra; Bob Effros, trumpet; Phil Spitalny, Conductor; Red Book Magazine Orchestra; Phil Spitalny's Music; Eddie Cantor, voice; Walter Gross, piano; Ben Alley, voice; The Paull Sisters; Julia Paull, voice; Ruth Paull, voice; The Eton Boys; Earl Smith, tenor; Art Gentry, tenor; Jack Day, baritone; Charles Day, bass; Gene Austin, voice; Helen Rowland, voice; Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians; Bill Coty, voice; Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees; Joe Miller, saxophone; Manny Lowy, violin; Jules de Vorzon, violin; Cliff Burwell, piano; Charles Peterson, banjo; Harry Patent, bass; Roy Toland, drums; Rudy Vallee, voice; Rudy Vallee Orchestra; Richard Himber, Conductor; Erno Rapée's Orchedtra; Mannie Klein, trumpet; Jimmy Dorsey, saxophone; Erno Rapée, Conductor |
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In the Shadow of a Crow
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Vincent Youmans
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Patrice Galas, piano; Mourad Benhammou, drums; Vincent Frade, drums; Fabien Marcoz, bass; Lisa Kirchner, voice; Pierre Christophe, piano |
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Jazz in Revolution: The Big Bands of the 1940s
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Juan Tizol
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Kenny Clarke and his 52nd street boys; Dexter Gordon-Wardell Gray Quintet; Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra; Elliot Lawrence and His Orchestra; Gerald Wilson and His Orchestra; Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra; Harlan Leonard and his Rockets; Six Men and a Girl; Benjamin Bennie; Billy Eckstine and His Orchestra; Dodo Marmarosa Trio; Joe Mooney Quartet; Ben Webster Quartet |
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Jive at Five: The Stylemakers of Jazz (1920s-1940s)
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Jack Palmer
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Wellman Braud, bass; Everett Barksdale, guitar; Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra; Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra; Jimmy Blanton, bass; Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington, piano; Baby Dodds Trio; Chocolate Dandies; Red and Miff's Stompers; Charlie Shavers, trumpet; Johnny Dodds's Black Bottom Stompers; Chicago Loopers; Sidney Bechet, soprano saxophone; James P. Johnson, piano; Coleman Hawkins and His Orchestra; Count Basie Orchestra; Benny Carter and His Orchestra; Sid Catlett, drums; Johnny Hodges and His Orchestra; Willie Smith, piano; Benny Goodman Sextet; Earl Hines, piano |
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The Mighty Wurlitzer: Music For Movie-Palace Organs
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Lew Pollack
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Gaylord Carter, organ; Ann Leaf, organ |
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