W.C. Fields & Shirley Ross in The Big Broadcast of 1938 |
Artist of the year : Larry Clinton
Trumpeter, trombonist and clarinetist, Larry Clinton (Brooklyn (NY) 1909 – Tucson (AZ) 1985) became known in the late 20s for the quality of his arrangements. Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Louis Armstrong or even BunnyBerigan used fairly regularly his services. He decided however from 1937 to form his own band and started recording for Victor. He quickly pointed out a series of ambitious songs, adapting to swing style tunes borrowed to the classical musical legacy including Claude Debussy or Tchaikovsky.
Bea Wain |
who, due to her stage ease and sensualism, was to be part in the success of songs like My Reverie or Deep Purple, both ranked at the top of sales.
Song of the year : My Reverie
The song is performed by young vocalist Peggy Mann. Simply magic!
(Alie Wrubel/herbert Magidson) | ||||
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Chick Webb's Band
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FDR Jones feat. Ella Fitzgerald
(Harold J. Rome) | ||
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The Andrews Sisters
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Hold Tight, Hold Tight (Want Some Sea Food, Mama)
(Leonard Kent/Dick Brandow/George Robinson) | ||
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Adriana Caselotti with Shep Fields & His Rippling Rhythm Orchestra
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Whistle While You Work
(Frank Churchill/Larry Morrey) Original Soundtrack of Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs | ||
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Larry Clinton
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My Reverie feat. Bea Wain
(Claude Debussy/Larry Clinton) | ||
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Shirley Ross & Bob Hope
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Two Sleepy People
(Hoagy Carmichael/Frank Loesser) | ||
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Bing Crosby
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I've Got A Pocketful Of Dreams
(James V. Monaco/Johnny Burke) | ||
Ginger Rogers
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I Used To Be Color Blind
(Irving Berlin) | |||
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Fred Astaire
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Change Partners
(Irving Berlin) | ||
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Walter Huston
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September Song
(Kurt Weill/Maxwell Anderson) | ||
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Benny Goodman
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This Can't Be Love feat. Martha Tilton
(Lorenz Hart/Richard Rodgers) | ||
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Chick Webb's Band
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A-Tisket, A-Tasket feat. Ella Fitzgerald
(Traditional) | ||
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Erskine Hawkins
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Let Me Daydream
(George Forrest/Robert Wright/Walter Donaldson) | ||
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Red Norvo
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After Dinner Speech feat. Mildred Bailey
(Adams/Oscar Levant) | ||
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Bob Crosby & His Bobcats
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Big Noise Blowin' From Winnetka
(Bob Haggart/Ray Bauduc/Gil Robin/Bob Crosby) | ||
Larry Clinton
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Deep Purple feat. Bea Wain
(Leo Robin/Ralph Rainger) | |||
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The Andrews Sisters
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Short'nin' Bread
(James Whitcomb Riley) | ||
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Ted Weems & His Orchestra
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Heartaches feat. Elmo Tanner
(Al Hoffman/John Klenner) | ||
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Rodney Sturgis & Louis Jordan
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Toodle-Loo On Down
(Rodney Sturgis/J. Mayo Williams | ||
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Tommy Dorsey
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Do You Remember Last Night feat. Edythe Wright
(George W. Meyer) | ||
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Bing Crosby
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You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby
(Harry Warren/Johnny Mercer) | ||
22
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Dolly Dawn & Her Dawn Patrol
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You're A Sweetheart
(Harold Adamson/Jimmy McHugh) | ||
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Count Basie
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Dark Rapture feat. Helen Humes
(Benny Goodman/Edgar Simpson/Manny Kurtz) | ||
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Benny Goodman
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I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart feat. Martha Tilton
(Duke Ellington/Irving Mills/Henry Nemo/John Redmond) | ||
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Judy Garland
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It Never Rains But What It Pours
(Harry Revel/Mack Gordon) | ||
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Gene Krupa
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Do You Want To Jump, Children? feat. Leo Watson
(Willie Bryant/Al Donahue/Victor Sisman/James Van Heusen) | ||
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Artie Shaw
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Thanks For Everything feat. Helen Forrest
(Harry Revel/Mack Gordon) | ||
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Andy Kirk & His Clouds Of Joy
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Little Joe From Chicago feat. Mary Lou Williams
(Henry Wells/Mary Lou Williams) | ||
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Larry Clinton
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I Double Dare You feat. Bea Wain
(Jimmy Eaton/Terry Shand) | ||
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Chick Webb's Band
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I Let A Tear Fall In The River feat. Ella Fitzgerald
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Slim & Slam
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Flat Foot Floogie (With A Floy Floy)
(Slim Gaillard) | ||
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Mildred Bailey
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So Help Me
(Eddie Delange/James Van Heusen) | ||
Larry Clinton
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Heart And Soul feat. Bea Wain
(Hoagy Carmichael/Frank Loesser) | |||
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Maxine Sullivan
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It's Wonderful
(Robert Wells/Stuff Smith/Mitchell Parish) | ||
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Teddy Wilson
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Here It Is Tomorrow Again feat. Billie Holiday
(Patrick Gibbons/Roy Ringwald) | ||
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Stuff Smith & The Onyx Club Boys
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My Blue Heaven
(Walter Donaldson/John Whiting) | ||
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The Andrews Sisters
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Lullaby To A Little Jitterbug
(Sammy Cahn/Saul Chaplin) | ||
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Tommy Dorsey
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I'll Dream Tonight feat Jack Leonard
(Johnny Mercer/Richard A. Whiting) | ||
Ethel Waters
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Jeepers Creepers
(Harry Warren/Johnny Mercer) | |||
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The Mills Brothers
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Sixty Seconds Together
(Hoagy Carmichael/Frank Loesser) |
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