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  bing crosby-"beautiful girl"
w/lennie hayton and his orchestra. w/lennie hayton and his orchestra. w/lennie hayton and his orchestra.
  once in a while-lennie hayton orchestra
once in a while-lennie hayton orchestra on decca sun 1443a.paul barry on vocal.nice piano. once in a while-lennie hayton orchestra on decca sun 1443a.paul barry on vocal.nice piano. once in a while-lennie hayton orchestra on decca sun 1443a.paul barry on vocal.nice piano.
  bix beiderbecke & gang - rhythm king
i'm surprised that no one has yet posted this famous record. bix beiderbeck and his gang (bill rank, izzy friedman, min leibrook, roy bargy and lennie hayton) performing rhythm king for okeh (parlophone in england) in 1928. i'm surprised that no one has yet posted this famous record. bix beiderbeck and his gang (bill rank, izzy friedman, min leibrook, roy bargy and lennie hayton) performing rhythm king for okeh (parlophone in england) in 1928. i'm surprised that no one has yet posted this famous record. bix beiderbeck and his gang (bill rank, izzy friedman, min leibrook, roy bargy and lennie hayton) performing rhythm king for okeh (parlophone in england) in 1928.
  "masters behind the musicals": composers...
for all you mgm musical fans!! this portion focuses on the music department at mgm. i divided it into two parts because it's the longest segment of this special. the most interesting story is lennie hayton, who married lena horne, and they both aroused controversy with their interracial marriage. for all you mgm musical fans!! this portion focuses on the music department at mgm. i divided it into two parts because it's the longest segment of this special. the most interesting story is lennie hayton, who married lena horne, and they both aroused controversy with their interracial marriage. for all you mgm musical fans!! this portion focuses on the music department at mgm. i divided it into two parts because it's the longest segment of this special. the most interesting story is lennie hayton, who married lena horne, and they both aroused controversy with their interracial marriage.
  i'm dancing with tears in my eyes, fox t...
joe venutti and his new yorkers. possible artists instruments smith ballew vocals charlie butterfield trombone arnold brilhart alto saxophone, flute joe crossan clarinet, alto saxophone bernie daley tenor saxophone jimmy dorsey clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone tommy dorsey trombone alfie evans clarinet, tenor saxophone max farley alto saxophone, flute fuzzy farrar trumpet izzy friedman clarinet billy hillpot vocals stan king drums manny klein trumpet eddie lang guitar scrappy lambert vocals lennie hayton piano min leibrook baritone saxophone fud livingston clarinet, tenor saxophone ray lodwig trumpet leo mcconville trumpet charlie margulis trumpet don murray baritone saxophone, clarinet chauncey morehouse drums herb quigley drums, vibraphone joe raymond violin arthur schutt piano, celeste don spencer tenor saxophone hank stern tuba jack teagarden trombone joe venuti violin joe tarto bass trombonist jack teagarden was a mainstay of late 1920s new york jazz scene. he was also one of the best white jazz singers, particularly when he sang the blues on songs like makin' friends. he recorded frequently with many groups that included roger wolfe kahn orchestra, eddie condon , red nichols and louis armstrong. in late 1933, he signed a five-year contract with paul whiteman orchestra . after leaving whiteman in 1939 jack teagarden put together a big band that would continue to play until 1946. some rare pictures of stars of the 20's & 30's joe venutti and his new yorkers. possible artists instruments smith ballew vocals charlie butterfield trombone arnold brilhart alto saxophone, flute joe crossan clarinet, alto saxophone bernie daley tenor saxophone jimmy dorsey clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone tommy dorsey trombone alfie evans clarinet, tenor saxophone max farley alto saxophone, flute fuzzy farrar trumpet izzy friedman clarinet billy hillpot vocals stan king drums manny klein trumpet eddie lang guitar scrappy lambert vocals lennie hayton piano min leibrook baritone saxophone fud livingston clarinet, tenor saxophone ray lodwig trumpet leo mcconville trumpet charlie margulis trumpet don murray baritone saxophone, clarinet chauncey morehouse drums herb quigley drums, vibraphone joe raymond violin arthur schutt piano, celeste don spencer tenor saxophone hank stern tuba jack teagarden trombone joe venuti violin joe tarto bass trombonist jack teagarden was a mainstay of late 1920s new york jazz scene. he was also one of the best white jazz singers, particularly when he sang the blues on songs like makin' friends. he recorded frequently with many groups that included roger wolfe kahn orchestra, eddie condon , red nichols and louis armstrong. in late 1933, he signed a five-year contract with paul whiteman orchestra . after leaving whiteman in 1939 jack teagarden put together a big band that would continue to play until 1946. some rare pictures of stars of the 20's & 30's joe venutti and his new yorkers. possible artists instruments smith ballew vocals charlie butterfield trombone arnold brilhart alto saxophone, flute joe crossan clarinet, alto saxophone bernie daley tenor saxophone jimmy dorsey clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone tommy dorsey trombone alfie evans clarinet, tenor saxophone max farley alto saxophone, flute fuzzy farrar trumpet izzy friedman clarinet billy hillpot vocals stan king drums manny klein trumpet eddie lang guitar scrappy lambert vocals lennie hayton piano min leibrook baritone saxophone fud livingston clarinet, tenor saxophone ray lodwig trumpet leo mcconville trumpet charlie margulis trumpet don murray baritone saxophone, clarinet chauncey morehouse drums herb quigley drums, vibraphone joe raymond violin arthur schutt piano, celeste don spencer tenor saxophone hank stern tuba jack teagarden trombone joe venuti violin joe tarto bass trombonist jack teagarden was a mainstay of late 1920s new york jazz scene. he was also one of the best white jazz singers, particularly when he sang the blues on songs like makin' friends. he recorded frequently with many groups that included roger wolfe kahn orchestra, eddie condon , red nichols and louis armstrong. in late 1933, he signed a five-year contract with paul whiteman orchestra . after leaving whiteman in 1939 jack teagarden put together a big band that would continue to play until 1946. some rare pictures of stars of the 20's & 30's
  golden gate orchestra - the flapper wife
golden gate orchestra was a pseudonym for the california ramblers, one of the fantastic, but not well-known orchestras during the 20's. this great selection, so typical for the roaring twenties, was recorded for edison on april 22nd, 1925. vocal by arthur hall. the group invcluded a great amount of excellent musicians (not all on this recording though): oscar adler, larry kosky, joe lafaro and al duffy, violin; phil napoleon, lloyd baker, tony gianelli, roy johnston, al king, bill moore, frank cush, chelsea quealey, tony russo, fred van eps jr. and angie rattiner, trumpet; william borchers, alto and tenor saxophone; jimmy dorsey, carl orech, jimmy duff, buddy wagner and arnold brilhart, clarinet and alto saxophone; irving brodsky, lennie hayton, jack russin, preston sargeant and chauncey gray, piano; spencer clark, bass saxophone; fred cusick, clarinet and tenor saxophone; bobby davis, clarinet and soprano and alto saxophone; tommy dorsey, trombone; buddy drown, sam ruby, sylvan salomon and fud livingston, tenor saxophone; bob fallon and harold marcus, alto saxophone; tommy felline and ray kitchingham, banjo; miff mole, jim gilliland, ivan johnston, abe lincoln, eddie lappe, carl loeffler, george troup, herb winfield, al philburn and reg harrington, trombone; jack hansen, otto yedla and josé torres, tuba; stan king and herb well, drums and kazoo; ward lay, bass; max macintosh, drums; red nichols, trumpet and cornet; pete pumiglio, soprano and alto saxophone; adrian rollini, bass saxophone, goofus and hot fountain pen. golden gate orchestra was a pseudonym for the california ramblers, one of the fantastic, but not well-known orchestras during the 20's. this great selection, so typical for the roaring twenties, was recorded for edison on april 22nd, 1925. vocal by arthur hall. the group invcluded a great amount of excellent musicians (not all on this recording though): oscar adler, larry kosky, joe lafaro and al duffy, violin; phil napoleon, lloyd baker, tony gianelli, roy johnston, al king, bill moore, frank cush, chelsea quealey, tony russo, fred van eps jr. and angie rattiner, trumpet; william borchers, alto and tenor saxophone; jimmy dorsey, carl orech, jimmy duff, buddy wagner and arnold brilhart, clarinet and alto saxophone; irving brodsky, lennie hayton, jack russin, preston sargeant and chauncey gray, piano; spencer clark, bass saxophone; fred cusick, clarinet and tenor saxophone; bobby davis, clarinet and soprano and alto saxophone; tommy dorsey, trombone; buddy drown, sam ruby, sylvan salomon and fud livingston, tenor saxophone; bob fallon and harold marcus, alto saxophone; tommy felline and ray kitchingham, banjo; miff mole, jim gilliland, ivan johnston, abe lincoln, eddie lappe, carl loeffler, george troup, herb winfield, al philburn and reg harrington, trombone; jack hansen, otto yedla and josé torres, tuba; stan king and herb well, drums and kazoo; ward lay, bass; max macintosh, drums; red nichols, trumpet and cornet; pete pumiglio, soprano and alto saxophone; adrian rollini, bass saxophone, goofus and hot fountain pen. golden gate orchestra was a pseudonym for the california ramblers, one of the fantastic, but not well-known orchestras during the 20's. this great selection, so typical for the roaring twenties, was recorded for edison on april 22nd, 1925. vocal by arthur hall. the group invcluded a great amount of excellent musicians (not all on this recording though): oscar adler, larry kosky, joe lafaro and al duffy, violin; phil napoleon, lloyd baker, tony gianelli, roy johnston, al king, bill moore, frank cush, chelsea quealey, tony russo, fred van eps jr. and angie rattiner, trumpet; william borchers, alto and tenor saxophone; jimmy dorsey, carl orech, jimmy duff, buddy wagner and arnold brilhart, clarinet and alto saxophone; irving brodsky, lennie hayton, jack russin, preston sargeant and chauncey gray, piano; spencer clark, bass saxophone; fred cusick, clarinet and tenor saxophone; bobby davis, clarinet and soprano and alto saxophone; tommy dorsey, trombone; buddy drown, sam ruby, sylvan salomon and fud livingston, tenor saxophone; bob fallon and harold marcus, alto saxophone; tommy felline and ray kitchingham, banjo; miff mole, jim gilliland, ivan johnston, abe lincoln, eddie lappe, carl loeffler, george troup, herb winfield, al philburn and reg harrington, trombone; jack hansen, otto yedla and josé torres, tuba; stan king and herb well, drums and kazoo; ward lay, bass; max macintosh, drums; red nichols, trumpet and cornet; pete pumiglio, soprano and alto saxophone; adrian rollini, bass saxophone, goofus and hot fountain pen.
  frankie trumbauer & his orchestra - sizz...
this is the flip side of my previous post. frank trumbauer got his start playing in several dance bands in the midwest and eventually became musical director of jean goldkette's orchestra. he led his own band at the acadia ballroom in st. louis that featured bix. they played together in jean goldkette's orchestra and made many highly influential recordings together. they both joined adrian rollini's short lived band and then joined the paul whiteman orchestra in 1927. trumbauer stayed with whiteman until 1932, when he left to form his own band. he then rejoined whiteman in 1933. in the mid-30's he played with charlie and jack teagarden and then led his own band in california. during world war ii he left the music business, but after the war he played in the nbc orchestra. as for isham jones, he grew up in saginaw, michigan, where he started his first band. in 1915 he moved to chicago, which remained his base through 1924. he then toured england before reestablishing himself in new york city. the virtuosic record presented here was made for columbia on april 5th, 1932. vocals by johnny blake and uncredited band members. further personnel included: charles margulis, trumpet; bill rank, trombone; izzy friedman, clarinet and alto saxophone; charles strickfaden, alto saxophone; frankie trumbauer, c-melody saxophone; min leibrook, bass saxophone; lennie hayton, piano; matty malneck, violin; eddie lang, guitar; hal macdonald, drums. for your information: complete title of this side states as follows: this is the flip side of my previous post. frank trumbauer got his start playing in several dance bands in the midwest and eventually became musical director of jean goldkette's orchestra. he led his own band at the acadia ballroom in st. louis that featured bix. they played together in jean goldkette's orchestra and made many highly influential recordings together. they both joined adrian rollini's short lived band and then joined the paul whiteman orchestra in 1927. trumbauer stayed with whiteman until 1932, when he left to form his own band. he then rejoined whiteman in 1933. in the mid-30's he played with charlie and jack teagarden and then led his own band in california. during world war ii he left the music business, but after the war he played in the nbc orchestra. as for isham jones, he grew up in saginaw, michigan, where he started his first band. in 1915 he moved to chicago, which remained his base through 1924. he then toured england before reestablishing himself in new york city. the virtuosic record presented here was made for columbia on april 5th, 1932. vocals by johnny blake and uncredited band members. further personnel included: charles margulis, trumpet; bill rank, trombone; izzy friedman, clarinet and alto saxophone; charles strickfaden, alto saxophone; frankie trumbauer, c-melody saxophone; min leibrook, bass saxophone; lennie hayton, piano; matty malneck, violin; eddie lang, guitar; hal macdonald, drums. for your information: complete title of this side states as follows: this is the flip side of my previous post. frank trumbauer got his start playing in several dance bands in the midwest and eventually became musical director of jean goldkette's orchestra. he led his own band at the acadia ballroom in st. louis that featured bix. they played together in jean goldkette's orchestra and made many highly influential recordings together. they both joined adrian rollini's short lived band and then joined the paul whiteman orchestra in 1927. trumbauer stayed with whiteman until 1932, when he left to form his own band. he then rejoined whiteman in 1933. in the mid-30's he played with charlie and jack teagarden and then led his own band in california. during world war ii he left the music business, but after the war he played in the nbc orchestra. as for isham jones, he grew up in saginaw, michigan, where he started his first band. in 1915 he moved to chicago, which remained his base through 1924. he then toured england before reestablishing himself in new york city. the virtuosic record presented here was made for columbia on april 5th, 1932. vocals by johnny blake and uncredited band members. further personnel included: charles margulis, trumpet; bill rank, trombone; izzy friedman, clarinet and alto saxophone; charles strickfaden, alto saxophone; frankie trumbauer, c-melody saxophone; min leibrook, bass saxophone; lennie hayton, piano; matty malneck, violin; eddie lang, guitar; hal macdonald, drums. for your information: complete title of this side states as follows:
  jack pettis & his pets - hot heels
jack pettis worked in chicago with elmer schoebel and paul mares, becoming a member of the highly influential new orleans rhythm kings with whom he recorded during 1922-23. pettis joined ben bernie's orchestra. he began making recordings as a leader in 1926 and during the next two years recorded extensively with his own groups, and with bernie, the whoopee makers and irving mills' hotsy totsy gang. he also wrote or co-wrote several tunes including jack pettis worked in chicago with elmer schoebel and paul mares, becoming a member of the highly influential new orleans rhythm kings with whom he recorded during 1922-23. pettis joined ben bernie's orchestra. he began making recordings as a leader in 1926 and during the next two years recorded extensively with his own groups, and with bernie, the whoopee makers and irving mills' hotsy totsy gang. he also wrote or co-wrote several tunes including jack pettis worked in chicago with elmer schoebel and paul mares, becoming a member of the highly influential new orleans rhythm kings with whom he recorded during 1922-23. pettis joined ben bernie's orchestra. he began making recordings as a leader in 1926 and during the next two years recorded extensively with his own groups, and with bernie, the whoopee makers and irving mills' hotsy totsy gang. he also wrote or co-wrote several tunes including
  joe venuti's blue four - running ragged
joe venuti's blue four (venuti, eddie lang, frank trumbauer and lennie hayton) performing running ragged for okeh in 1929. one of their best. joe venuti's blue four (venuti, eddie lang, frank trumbauer and lennie hayton) performing running ragged for okeh in 1929. one of their best. joe venuti's blue four (venuti, eddie lang, frank trumbauer and lennie hayton) performing running ragged for okeh in 1929. one of their best.
  don voorhees orch. - baby's blue 1927
this side is a total winner-love it!!vocal by jack kaufman personnel includes dick mcdonough, red nichols ,lennie hayton, miff mole ,vic berton this side is a total winner-love it!!vocal by jack kaufman personnel includes dick mcdonough, red nichols ,lennie hayton, miff mole ,vic berton this side is a total winner-love it!!vocal by jack kaufman personnel includes dick mcdonough, red nichols ,lennie hayton, miff mole ,vic berton
  bix beiderbecke with frankie trumbauer &...
this outstanding record is one of the great series bix beiderbecke recorded with frank trumbauer's orchestra. bix beiderbecke was one of the great jazz musicians of the 20's; he was also a child of the jazz age who died very young due to alcohol abuse. in 1923 beiderbecke joined the wolverine orchestra and recorded with them the following year. bix was influenced by the original dixieland jazz band, but soon surpassed their playing. in late 1924 bix left the wolverines to join jean goldkette's orchestra, but his inability to read music eventually made him lose the job. in 1926 he worked with frankie trumbauer's orchestra. he rejoined jean goldkette's orchestra briefly, before signing up as a soloist with paul whiteman's orchestra. nevertheless, in 1929 bix's drinking began to catch up with him. he suffered from delirium tremens and he had a nervous breakdown while playing with the paul whiteman orchestra. whiteman was very kind to bix, keeping him on full pay long after his breakdown, and promised him that his chair was always open in the whiteman orchestra, but, bix was never the same again, and never rejoined the band. as for frankie trumbauer, he got his start playing in several dance bands in the midwest and eventually became musical director of jean goldkette's orchestra. he led his own band at the acadia ballroom in st. louis that featured bix. they played together in jean goldkette's orchestra and made many highly influential recordings together. they both joined adrian rollini's short lived band and then joined the paul whiteman orchestra in 1927. trumbauer stayed with whiteman until 1932, when he left to form his own band. he then rejoined whiteman in 1933. in the mid-30's he played with charlie and jack teagarden and then led his own band in california. during world war ii he left the music business, but after the war he played in the nbc orchestra. this great record was made for odeon on april 3rd, 1928. vocal by noel taylor. further personnel included: bix beiderbecke, cornet; charles margulis, trumpet; bill rank, trombone; izzy friedman, clarinet and alto saxophone; charles strickfaden, alto saxophone; frankie trumbauer, c-melody saxophone; min leibrook, bass saxophone; lennie hayton, piano; matty malneck, violin; eddie lang, guitar; hal macdonald, drums. this outstanding record is one of the great series bix beiderbecke recorded with frank trumbauer's orchestra. bix beiderbecke was one of the great jazz musicians of the 20's; he was also a child of the jazz age who died very young due to alcohol abuse. in 1923 beiderbecke joined the wolverine orchestra and recorded with them the following year. bix was influenced by the original dixieland jazz band, but soon surpassed their playing. in late 1924 bix left the wolverines to join jean goldkette's orchestra, but his inability to read music eventually made him lose the job. in 1926 he worked with frankie trumbauer's orchestra. he rejoined jean goldkette's orchestra briefly, before signing up as a soloist with paul whiteman's orchestra. nevertheless, in 1929 bix's drinking began to catch up with him. he suffered from delirium tremens and he had a nervous breakdown while playing with the paul whiteman orchestra. whiteman was very kind to bix, keeping him on full pay long after his breakdown, and promised him that his chair was always open in the whiteman orchestra, but, bix was never the same again, and never rejoined the band. as for frankie trumbauer, he got his start playing in several dance bands in the midwest and eventually became musical director of jean goldkette's orchestra. he led his own band at the acadia ballroom in st. louis that featured bix. they played together in jean goldkette's orchestra and made many highly influential recordings together. they both joined adrian rollini's short lived band and then joined the paul whiteman orchestra in 1927. trumbauer stayed with whiteman until 1932, when he left to form his own band. he then rejoined whiteman in 1933. in the mid-30's he played with charlie and jack teagarden and then led his own band in california. during world war ii he left the music business, but after the war he played in the nbc orchestra. this great record was made for odeon on april 3rd, 1928. vocal by noel taylor. further personnel included: bix beiderbecke, cornet; charles margulis, trumpet; bill rank, trombone; izzy friedman, clarinet and alto saxophone; charles strickfaden, alto saxophone; frankie trumbauer, c-melody saxophone; min leibrook, bass saxophone; lennie hayton, piano; matty malneck, violin; eddie lang, guitar; hal macdonald, drums. this outstanding record is one of the great series bix beiderbecke recorded with frank trumbauer's orchestra. bix beiderbecke was one of the great jazz musicians of the 20's; he was also a child of the jazz age who died very young due to alcohol abuse. in 1923 beiderbecke joined the wolverine orchestra and recorded with them the following year. bix was influenced by the original dixieland jazz band, but soon surpassed their playing. in late 1924 bix left the wolverines to join jean goldkette's orchestra, but his inability to read music eventually made him lose the job. in 1926 he worked with frankie trumbauer's orchestra. he rejoined jean goldkette's orchestra briefly, before signing up as a soloist with paul whiteman's orchestra. nevertheless, in 1929 bix's drinking began to catch up with him. he suffered from delirium tremens and he had a nervous breakdown while playing with the paul whiteman orchestra. whiteman was very kind to bix, keeping him on full pay long after his breakdown, and promised him that his chair was always open in the whiteman orchestra, but, bix was never the same again, and never rejoined the band. as for frankie trumbauer, he got his start playing in several dance bands in the midwest and eventually became musical director of jean goldkette's orchestra. he led his own band at the acadia ballroom in st. louis that featured bix. they played together in jean goldkette's orchestra and made many highly influential recordings together. they both joined adrian rollini's short lived band and then joined the paul whiteman orchestra in 1927. trumbauer stayed with whiteman until 1932, when he left to form his own band. he then rejoined whiteman in 1933. in the mid-30's he played with charlie and jack teagarden and then led his own band in california. during world war ii he left the music business, but after the war he played in the nbc orchestra. this great record was made for odeon on april 3rd, 1928. vocal by noel taylor. further personnel included: bix beiderbecke, cornet; charles margulis, trumpet; bill rank, trombone; izzy friedman, clarinet and alto saxophone; charles strickfaden, alto saxophone; frankie trumbauer, c-melody saxophone; min leibrook, bass saxophone; lennie hayton, piano; matty malneck, violin; eddie lang, guitar; hal macdonald, drums.
  tribute to new york: cass hagan orch. - ...
cass hagan (born 1904) led several popular orchestras during the 1920s and 1930s. at various times his line-up consisted of such stars as bix beidebecke, tommy dorsey, red nichols, lennie hayton, and pee wee russell. hagan retired from the music business in 1937. according to the opinion in the web's american big bands database: cass hagan (born 1904) led several popular orchestras during the 1920s and 1930s. at various times his line-up consisted of such stars as bix beidebecke, tommy dorsey, red nichols, lennie hayton, and pee wee russell. hagan retired from the music business in 1937. according to the opinion in the web's american big bands database: cass hagan (born 1904) led several popular orchestras during the 1920s and 1930s. at various times his line-up consisted of such stars as bix beidebecke, tommy dorsey, red nichols, lennie hayton, and pee wee russell. hagan retired from the music business in 1937. according to the opinion in the web's american big bands database:
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