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The Big Broadcast: Jazz and Popular Music Of The 1920s and 1930s, Vol.
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About The Big Broadcast: Jazz And Popular Music Of The
The sixth in Rivermont's popular Big Broadcast series, this CD features a variety of excellent jazz, dance band, and vocal recordings of the 1920s and 1930s selected by Rich Conaty, late host of the long-running vintage music radio program The Big Broadcast heard Sunday evenings on WFUV-FM in New York City. Many of these selections are making their first appearance on compact disc, expertly remastered from the best available sources. Conaty provides insightful introductions to each recording in the enclosed 16-page illustrated booklet. Every selection is a stand-out, but highlights in Volume 6 include the very first recording by Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey (with the Scranton Sirens in 1923), a rare vocal by a young Jimmy Stewart from 1931, a brilliant hi-fi recording of Paul Whiteman's Orchestra from 1932, and a live 1932 broadcast by Cab Calloway from New York City. 78 minutes. Tracks: 1.Fate (Scranton Sirens) 2.Lovey Came Back (Cliff Edwards) 3.Looking at the World Thru Rose Colored Glasses (Golden Gate Orchestra) 4.Where the Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows (Cook Sisters) 5.Sorry (Fletcher Henderson's Collegians) 6.It's a Precious Little Thing Called Love (Jimmy Sauter's Night Owls) 7.They All Fall in Love (Will Osborne and His Orchestra) 8.Tiger Rag (Hotel Pennsylvania Music) 9.A Bee in Your Boudoir (Charles (Buddy) Rogers) 10.Wabash Blues (Taylor's Dixie Serenaders) 11.All of Me (Tom Gerun and His Orchestra) 12.Day After Day (Princeton Triangle Club Dance Orchestra) 13.Got the South in My Soul (Singin' Sam) 14.Spring Is Here Again (Marion Harris) 15.Banking on the Weather / A Great Big Bunch of You (Joe Moss and His Orchestra) 16.In the Dim Dim Dawning (Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra) 17.Midnight, the Stars and You (Roy Fox and His Band) 18.Lost in a Fog (Gloria Grafton) 19.Blue Moon (Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra) 20.On the Green (Rube Bloom) 21.Accent on Youth (George Hall and His Hotel Taft Orchestra) 22.A Beautiful Lady in Blue (Ray Noble and His Orchestra) 23.Trouble in Mind (The Four Southerners) 24.Junk-Man's Serenade (Ovie Alston and His Orchestra) 25.King Porter Stomp (Cab Calloway and His Orchestra)
