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Fun With The Ol' Professer 44-47 - Kay Kyser, Redd Evans, Duke Ellington, Alex Kramer, Jule Styne, Don George, Ralph Blane, Phil Moore, Larry Stock, Roger Edens, Sammy Cahn, Sammy Fain, Lee Erwin, Arthur Freed, Bill Hampton, Babe Russin, Fred Wise, George Dunning, Harry Tobias, Harry Warren, Mel Howard, Hugh Martin, Harlan Thompson, Guy Wood, Gus Arnheim, John Jacob Loeb, Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen, James Cavanaugh, Jack Hoffman, Cole Porter, Mood, Tommy Mack, Irving Fields, Inez James, Jay Livingston, Dallas Frazier, Zeke Manners, Joan Whitney, Paul Weston, Moonbeamers, Sully Mason, Harry Babbitt, Campus Kids, Michael Douglas, Gene Walsh, Lucy Ann Polk, Gloria Wood, Linda Stevens, Dolly Mitchell: Amazon.de: Musik
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Titelverzeichnis
1
I'm Gonna See My Baby
2
Like Someone in Love
3
Choo Choo Polka
4
I Don't Wanna Do It Alone
5
Coffee Time [From Yolanda and the Thief]
6
Angel [From Yolanda and the Thief]
7
All the Time [From No Leave, No Love]
8
There's No One But You
9
I Love An Old Fashioned Song [From the Kid from Brooklyn]
10
On the Wrong Side of You
11
That's the Beginning of the End
12
Managua, Nicaragua
13
If My Heart Had a Window
14
Trout, No Doubt
15
It's Kind of Lonesome Out Tonight
16
Pass the Peace Pipe [From Good News]
17
Evelyn
18
Cincinnati
19
Teresa
20
I Love You
21
There Ought to Be a Society (For the Prevention of Cruelty to Poor...)
22
Sweet and Lovely
23
When Veronica Plays the Harmonica
24
Little Old Lady of Threadneedle Street
25
Ever Since Eve
Produktbeschreibungen
25 vintage gems by this hugely popular sweet-band leader, who took millions to school with his "Kollege of Musical Knowledge"! His big 1947 hit Managua, Nicaragua joins Choo Choo Polka; I'm Gonna See My Baby; on the Wrong Side of You; a Trout, No Doubt; Pass That Peace Pipe; Sweet and Lovely; Ever Since Eve, and more!
Produktinformation
Produktabmessungen
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13,67 x 1,02 x 12,6 cm; 95,25 Gramm
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You have to divide this CD into two different periods. The first 12 songs are from 1944-46, when Kyser only recorded sporadically. The quality of the music was so good, that the flip sides of the Hits on the previous Collector's Choice 2 CD set are included on this disc. But 1947 was a quite a different story. Kyser went on a rampage in the recording studios, recording a whopping 53+ tunes, which are way too many to fit on this disc. The reason why so many songs were recorded may not have been obvious to the public at the time. The Musicians Union was planning another Strike commencing on Jan. 1, 1948, so no union members could make any records until matters were settled. The major record companies suffered great losses during the first Musicians Strike of 1942-44, so this time they were better prepared for what lied ahead. Bandleaders like Harry James, Benny Goodman, and Kay Kyser, tried to squeeze as many songs on shellac as they could before the strike deadline. Because they tried to record whatever tunes were out there, they made some of their Best, as well as their Worst, recordings. Kyser was fortunate enough to score two biggies like Woody Woodpecker and Slow Boat to China during this period, although both songs were not released until 1948. Sorry to say that the more lively "Fun Tunes" are absent from this CD: Love on a Greyhound Bus, Possum Song, Boi-n-ng, As Long As I Live, Big Brass Band From Brazil, Taking Miss Mary to the Ball, Bride and Groom Polka, Too Much a Manana, and The Headless Horseman. They would have made the music more interesting instead of so many ballads as noted by a previous reviewer. Maybe they will be included on the next issue, if any?
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