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375
DescriptionThis commercial disc includes recording of "Spring Fever Blues" performed by The Dream Dusters with Jimmie Maddin and his Orchestra. The tune was arranged by Benny Carter.
Date Created1954
376
DescriptionThis commercial disc includes recording of "I Stole De Wedding Bell" performed by Jimmie Maddin and his Orchestra. The tune was composed by Benny Carter and Paul Vandervoort and arranged by Carter.
Date Created1954
377
DescriptionBenny Carter with an unidentified singer perform "Talkin' a Blue Streak."
Date Created1955-1960
378
DescriptionBenny Carter and an unidentified singer perform "C'est Si Bon."
Date Created1955-1959
379
DescriptionA studio orchestra performs a soundtrack, possibly to the film The Hanged Man. The accompanying disc includes a march incorporating the song "Only Trust Your Heart," composed by Benny Carter for...
Date Created1964
380
TitleHow Sad
DescriptionBenny Carter and an unidentified singer perform an unidentified tune, possibly entitled "How Sad."
Date Created1955-1960
381
DescriptionA studio orchestra performs a soundtrack that includes a march incorporating the song "Only Trust Your Heart," composed by Benny Carter for the film The Hanged Man.
Date Created1964
382
DescriptionHelen Troy with Van Alexander's Orchestra perform "You'll Never Get the Chance Again," composed by Benny Carter and Paul Vandervoort. VITO VO 109.
Date Created1954
383
DescriptionLittle Miss Cornshucks (pseudonym for Mildred Cummings) performs "Rock Me to Sleep," composed by Benny Carter and Paul Vandervoort and arranged by Benny Carter. Coral 65045
Date Created1951
384
DescriptionLittle Miss Cornshucks (pseudonym for Mildred Cummings) performs "Papa Tree Top Blues," arranged by Benny Carter. Coral 65045
Date Created1951