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DescriptionAt 0:02, the Nat King Cole Trio performs Movie Tonight. At 1:48, the announcer and Benny Carter introduce I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder, which is then performed by the trio. The performance...
Date Created1947-05-31
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DescriptionNat King Cole and Benny Carter perform Cocktails for Two. The performance features Oscar Moore on guitar, Johnny Miller on bass, and Nat King Cole on piano. Both sides of the lacquer disc derive...
Date Created1947-05-31
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DescriptionIn this episode of Jazz From the Archives, host Loren Schoenberg interviews Mel Lewis, an American jazz drummer. This is the first hour of their two-hour conversation.
Interviewee NameLewis, Mel
Date Created1984-08-19
Subject(s)Jazz musicians, Jazz, Jazz--History and criticism, Drummers (Musicians), Lewis, Mel, 1929-1990
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DescriptionScat Man Crothers performs I'd Rather Be a Rooster (London 17008). Composed by Benny Carter (under pseudonym Johnny Gomez) and Paul Vance Vandervoort.
Date Created1949
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DescriptionLou Dinning (voc) performs a demo of "Slow But Sure," accompanied by the piano. The tune was composed by Benny Carter and Adeline Hanson.
Date Created1950-1969
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DescriptionThis commercial disc includes recording of "Play Ball" performed by Jimmie Maddin and his Orchestra. The tune was composed by Benny Carter and Paul Vandervoort and arranged by Carter.
Date Created1954
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DescriptionLena Horne performs "There's No Two Ways About Love." TCF200
Date Created1943
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DescriptionLena Horne performs "Diga Diga Doo." TCF202
Date Created1943
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DescriptionMay Johnson (vocalist) performs "Salt Lake City Blues" TCF213
Date Created1943
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DescriptionAn orchestra performs "Cake Walk." TCF199
Date Created1943