Café Rouge, Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City, New

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-464- It Must Be Jelly (‘Cause Jam Don’t Shake Like That (arr GW) - voc The Modernaires (George Williams-John Chalmers MacGregor) P, MacGregor; ts, Klink; tpt, Best; tpt, May; as, Martin; d, Purtill That Old Black Magic 2 takes; all other tunes 1 take. (RCA Victor) This session lasted from 11:00 am to 3:15 pm. (RCA Victor) Victor almost did not release Juke Box Saturday Night because of possible offense to coin machine operators. (DB, Sept. 15, 1942) Ralph Brewster did both of the Ink Spots’ imitations with Hal Dickinson singing the high voice when Brewster was singing the deep voice. Bill Conway arranged the harmony. 15 July, 1942 (WED): Panther Room, <strong>Hotel</strong> Sherman, Chicago, Illinois (CHESTERFIELD SHOW) CBS 7:15-7:30 PM Moonlight Serenade (Theme) Rhapsody in Blue K2PP-0047 Vi LPM-6100, RCA RD 27147, RCA G LPM 6100, RCA Au L 11024 (2:19) One Dozen Roses (arr BM) - voc Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke and The Modernaires (Roger Lewis-Country Washburn-Dick Jurgens- Walter Donovan) Skylark - voc SN Caribbean Clipper Slumber Song (Theme) This version of Rhapsody in Blue has a different introduction than on the recording. On Vi LPM-6100 One Dozen Roses was incorrectly listed as being broadcast on July 14, 1942. 16 July, 1942 (THUR): Victor Studios, Chicago, Illinois (Session continued on next page) Same personnel as for March 19 th broadcast except that SKIP NELSON , vocalist replaces Ray Eberle.
074744-1 Vi 27953-B, HMV 7EG 8224, AFRS Jill’s Juke Box H-46-80, Rd 3/4-64 (Test Albums only), Cam Cas-2267, RCA G Cas-3367 I’m Old Fashioned - voc Skip Nelson From the Columbia film “You Were Never Lovelier” (Johnny Mercer-Jerome Kern) 075745-1 Vi 20-1523-B, HMV 7EG 8224, RD 3/4-25, HMVIn NE. 705, AFRS H-62-70 Phonograph Album No. 70, RD Br. RDS 6174, RD Br. RDS 6094, AFRS G.I. Jive H-12-1796 A Pink Cocktail for a Blue Lady (arr JG) - voc Skip Nelson (Herb Magidson-Ben Oakland) Ts, Beneke; clt, ?? 074746-1 Vi 20-1546-B, HMV BD 5847, HMVSw JK-2339, HMV 7EG 8031, Vi EPAT-428, Vi LPT-1031, HMV RLS 599, Vi LPT-6700, Vi EPNT-6700 (947-0121), Vi SPD-18 (599-9108), RCA G LPT-6700, AFRS “America’s Pop Music” 72, RCA G EPAT-428, RCA G LPT-1031, AFRS G.I. Jive Series H-12: 2002, 2053, AFRS G.I. Jive EN-12-2349, AFRS G.I. Jive H (EN)-12-2220 Rainbow Rhapsody (Benny Carter) Cnt, Hackett; ts, Beneke 074747-1 Vi 20-1509-B, HMV BD 5876, HMVAu EA-3063, HMVSw JK-2396, VD 201, Vi LPT-6700, Vi EPNT-6700 (947-0125), Vi SPD-18 (599-9111), HMV RLS 599, El G EG 7787, RCA G LPT-6700, AFRS G.I. Jive Series H-12: 702, 1266 Sleepy Town Train (Allan Roberts-Bill Fontaine) Muted tpt, May; as, Martin; muted tpt, May; ts, Beneke 074748-1 Vi 20-1529-A, HMV BD 5833, HM Au EA-3222, Vi EPA-5149, Vi LPT-6700, Vi EPNT-6700 (947-0119), RD 3/4-64, Vi SPD-18 (599-9110), HMV RLS 599, Vi SP 33-90, HMV DLP 1145, HMVAus GA-5011, Vi IT LPM-10141, AFRS P-2463, Vi It LJ-50020, RCA G LPT-6700, Vi It LPM 50020, AFRS “America’s Pop Music” 67, HMVIn NE 779, AFRS G.I. Jive H-12-1021, AFRS Jill’s Juke Box H-46-236 Rhapsody in Blue (arr BF) (George Gershwin) Cnt, Hackett; ts, Beneke; muted tpt, ?? (Continued on next page) -465-
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1 January, 1942 (THUR): Café Rouge
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The personnel from now until the Ja
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-405- Then Miller does ‘String of
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-407- Opening day drew $7,200 toppi
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23 January, 1942 (FRI) -409- The ba
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28 January, 1942 (WED): Paramount T
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Page 17 and 18: -415- When Glenn announced Chattano
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Page 49 and 50: 20 May, 1942 (WED) Bugle Call Rag S
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Page 57 and 58: Moonlight Serenade (Theme) Serenade
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Page 83 and 84: Kalamazoo - voc MH, TB & 4M My Devo
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