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Hot ! Tommy Dorsey (tb) 
Fred Rich & His Orchestra (Irving Kaufman, vocal)
New York, May 10, 1929

RICH (FRED) NEW TREATMENTS (310121)

SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (10.5.1929) IK, voc (Tommy Dorsey, tb)

I'm Coming Virginia / Missouri Jazz Band / Regal 8352-A

"Blue River" recorded August 25, 1927 by Frankie Trumbauer's Orchestra. This recording has been digitally altered to extract Seger Ellis's vocal and provide a clearer presentation of Bix's cornet obbligato. (As part of an April Fool's gag, a few other parts of the performance have been slightly altered to give the illusion of an alternative take, but the Bix solo remains unchanged from the original record.)

Blue River - Frankie Trumbauer's Orchestra (vocal removed)

Anson Weeks & His Orchestra, electrical transcription from 1932. Vocals by Orchestra members Art Wilson, Pete Fylling, Bill Moreing and guest Fred Scott. Recorded by McGregor & Sollie, 865 Mission Street, San Francisco. Announcer: Walter Bunker, Jr. 
From the Collection of Jack M. Bethards.

B19 Ev'ryone Says I Love You'; Sheltered By The Stars; Scat Song; Hold My Hand; I Idolize My Baby's Eyes

Kay St Germain (vocal), Bud Heyde (announcer), Jim Roseveare (organ), Peter Mintun (piano), Produced by Jack Bethards, San Francisco, August 1972

Coffee with Kay Edited

Coffee With Kay (Take B), 1972

Not a really good recording, done with a reel to reel back in the early days but it gets the point across.  Very fun and talented band was Coloradus.

Coloradus Live At The Firebird - Average White Band Cover 1970's Or 80's

Let's Get Friendly

Here is the soundtrack disk for the 1929 Vitaphone short RUTH ETTING WITH ARDEN & OHMAN in 'GLORIFYING THE AMERICAN SONG'.  No film portion survives, but a great performance!

09 #894 Ruth Etting in 'Glorifying The American Song'

Nagasaki- Nat Shilkret Victor Orchestra- Frank Crumit, voc.

Prisoner Of Love

Dogtail blues
Sid Phillips

The Riviera Five "del Cova"; leader H. Phillips


Dogtail blues - The Riviera Five "del Cova" - leader H. Phillips

Helen Ward & Buddy Clark sing Johnny Green's "Not Bad," from one of the first LET'S DANCE NBC programs by Benny Goodman, December 1934. Transferred from the original aircheck lacquer, which was recorded for arranger Joe Lipman. 

Not Bad - Benny Goodman

Buddy Clark sings with BG on the first LET'S DANCE show, December 1, 1934. Transferred from the original aircheck disc

The Object of My Affection - Benny Goodman

1936 transcription promoting Universal's SHOWBOAT. Designed for theatre use only.

Showboat Promotion Disc 1936

BLACK PANTHER played by Bert Lown & his Orchestra

Let's Get Friendly

Rob Burns 3

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