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TitleDesert Rain, Side A
DescriptionAn unidentified vocalist, accompanied by the piano, performs a demo of "Desert Rain," composed by Benny Carter and Lois Peters.
Date Created1950-1969
424
TitleYou Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry and Everybody's Got a Home But Me, Side B
DescriptionAn unidentified vocalist performs a demo of "Everybody's Got a Home But Me," accompanied by the piano and bass.
Date Created1950-1969
425
TitleDesert Rain, Side B
DescriptionBenny Carter on the alto saxophone, and an unidentified pianist perform a demo of "Desert Rain," composed by Benny Carter and Lois Peters.
Date Created1950-1969
426
TitleStormy Weather Soundtrack, disc 1 of 3, Side A
DescriptionBill Robinson (vocalist) and the Cab Calloway Orchestra perform "My, My, Ain't That Something?". TCF212
Date Created1943
427
TitleStormy Weather Soundtrack, disc 2 of 3, Side A
DescriptionLena Horne performs "There's No Two Ways About Love." TCF200
Date Created1943
428
TitleStormy Weather Soundtrack, disc 2 of 3, Side B
DescriptionLena Horne performs "Diga Diga Doo." TCF202
Date Created1943
429
TitleStormy Weather Soundtrack, disc 1 of 3, Side B
DescriptionMay Johnson (vocalist) performs "Salt Lake City Blues" TCF213
Date Created1943
430
TitleYou Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry and Everybody's Got a Home But Me, Side A
DescriptionAn unidentified vocalist performs a demo of "You Don't Have to Be a Baby to Cry," accompanied by the piano, bass, and guitar.
Date Created1950-1969
431
TitleStormy Weather Soundtrack, disc 3 of 3
DescriptionAn orchestra performs "Cake Walk." TCF199
Date Created1943
432
TitleNat King Cole with Benny Carter, Side B
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