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Artist Song Album Label Comments
Artie Shaw Orchestra Tabu The Complete Spotlight Band 1945 Recordings Hep Happy birthday Artie Shaw!
Roger Wolfe Kahn Fit as a Fiddle Roger Wolfe Kahn 1925-1932 Jazz Oracle rec 1932 this recording includes Artie Shaw's first recording as a soloist
Artie Shaw Orchestra Begin the Beguine Very Best of Artie Shaw rec 1938 this was Shaw's biggest hit. Eventually he grew to resent this song, hated performing it
Artie Shaw Orchestra Star Dust Very Best of Artie Shaw rec 1940
Artie Shaw's Gramercy Five Summit Ridge Drive Begin the Beguine RCA Victor 1940 the Gramercy Five was Shaw's small piece "band within the band." They recorded 8 sides in 1940. This was the most successful
Artie Shaw Orchestra Frenesi Hollywood Palladium 1941 Hep rec 1941
Artie Shaw Interlude in B Flat 78" rec 1936 this was a composition by Shaw, who performed with a string quartet. It's considered one of the earliest examples of "third stream" music which merged jazz and classical.
Artie Shaw Concerto for Clarinet, parts 1 & 2 Begin the Beguine RCA Victor rec 1940
Artie Shaw Orchestra Nightmare Begin the Beguine RCA Victor rec 1938 this was Shaw's theme song, he opened and closed every show with it
Artie Shaw Orchestra v/ Helen Forrest Moonray Artie Shaw, King of the Clarinet rec 1939 live performance
Artie Shaw Orchestra v/ Billie Holiday Any Old Time Very Best of Artie Shaw rec 1938 Holiday toured with Shaw in 1938, it was reportedly a terrible experience due to extreme racist opposition to a Black woman performing with a white orchestra. She left the band and only this one recording remains of her time with Shaw
Artie Shaw Orchestra v/ Lena Horne Don't Take Your Love from Me Begin the Beguine RCA Victor rec 1941 Rumor has it that Shaw and Horne had a romantic relationship around the time this was recorded
Artie Shaw Orchestra Dancing in the Dark Begin the Beguine RCA Victor rec 1941
Artie Shaw Orchestra Man from Mars Artie Shaw, King of the Clarinet rec 1938
Artie Shaw's Gramercy Five Special Delivery Stomp Begin the Beguine RCA Victor rec 1940 the Gramercy Five featured Johnny Guarnieri on harpsichord
Artie Shaw Orchestra The Carioca Strike It, Rich! Proper UK feat. drummer Buddy Rich
Artie Shaw Orchestra Traffic Jam Artie Shaw 1909-2004 Membran
Tony Pastor Orchestra v/ Rosemary Clooney You Started Something The Essential Rosemary Clooney Columbia/Legacy Happy birthday Rosemary Clooney! rec 1948 one of Rosemary Clooney's very first recordings
Rosemary Clooney Come On-A My House 16 Most Requested Songs Columbia rec 1951 this was Clooney's breakout hit, although she didn't want to record it
Rosemary Clooney Tenderly 16 Most Requested Songs Columbia rec 1952
Rosemary Clooney Hey There 16 Most Requested Songs Columbia rec 1954
Rosemary Clooney Mambo Italiano 16 Most Requested Songs Columbia rec 1954
Rosemary Clooney St. James Infirmary Blues Suspense otr-cat.com rec 1953, radio drama featuring Clooney
Rosemary Clooney & Betty Clooney o/ Paul Weston Sisters Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" rec 1954 Clooney performed this song with Vera Ellen in the movie White Christmas
Rosemary Clooney & Jose Ferrer Mr. and Mrs. Romantic Duets from MGM Classics Rhino rec 1954 Clooney and Ferrer (her husband) performed this song in the movie Deep In My Heart
Rosemary Clooney o/ Nelson Riddle Shine On Harvest Moon Rosie Solves the Swinging Riddle Sony Legacy rec 1961
Rosemary Clooney o/ Duke Ellington Hey Baby Blue Rose Sony Legacy rec 1956 Clooney recorded the vocals for this album in LA while the Ellington orchestra recorded in NY, this album was one of the first times that had been done
Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney o/ Billy May How About You Fancy Meeting You Here RCA Bluebird rec 1958
Rosemary Clooney o/ Perez Prado Magic is the Moonlight A Touch of Tabasco Liberty rec 1959
Rosemary Clooney o/ Nelson Riddle Get Me To the Church On Time Rosie Solves the Swinging Riddle Sony Legacy rec 1961
Rosemary Clooney Come Back to Me Show Tunes Concord rec 1988 Clooney continued recording throughout her life