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3 giorni fa · Though Ole Blue Eyes is featured on this record, you likely wouldn’t say it was his. It was trombonist Tommy Dorsey’s. He and his orchestra got top billing. Sinatra is listed in much smaller text as performing the vocal refrain with The Pied Pipers. Compare that to “Five Minutes More,” a post-strike Sinatra number one from 1946.
5 giorni fa · Some of you may be familiar with the early Tommy Dorsey-Frank Sinatra recording of this that also featured the Pied Pipers. I think plectrum banjo works grea...
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4 giorni fa · In 1940, Frank Sinatra, The Pied Pipers (with Jo Stafford) and the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra recorded the sentimental classic, “I’ll Never Smile Again,” for RCA Victor Records. The tune remains one of Sinatra’s best-remembered performances; it spent 12 weeks at #1 on the charts.
4 giorni fa · Although he lived a short life, dying in 1942 at the age of 33, Berigan left a significant mark on the swing era as a sideman in the bands of such names as Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey, and as the leader of his own band from early 1937 to June 1942.
5 giorni fa · Tommy Dorsey is a legendary figure in the world of music. He was a renowned jazz trombonist, bandleader, composer, and arranger. With his smooth playing style and exceptional talent, Tommy Dorsey left an indelible mark on the music industry. In this article, we will explore 18 fascinating facts about Tommy Dorsey that shed light on ...
3 giorni fa · • 1940 ~ Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, the Pied Pipers and featured soloist Frank Sinatra recorded ...
5 giorni fa · "This Love of Mine"Tommy Dorsey and his OrchestraVocal Refrain by Frank Sinatra1941 Victor labelLyrics by Frank SinatraMusic by Hank Sanicola and Sol Parker
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