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LARRY CLINTON

AND HIS ORCHESTRA

EAST COAST CLINTON
Description:
With the slide of a trombone, Larry Clinton and His Orchestra begin their ser from The Meadowbrook in Ceader Brook, N.J. These songs are taken from a 1947 broadcast of "One Night Stand" and various New York dates from 1940 and 1941. The featured vocalists are Helen Lee and Peggy Mann, with assists from Butch Stone, Lloyd Strange and Dick Styles. Along for the ride are the "Dipsy Doodle," which Clinton wrote for Tommy Dorsey. An influential arranger for both Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Isham Jones, and the Casa Loma Orchestra throughout the 1930's, he recorded over 200 sides for the RCA Victor and Bluebird Labels from 1937 to 1941.
Songs: Personnel Details:
 Intro-I Would Do Anything For You
 I Still Get Jealous
 A Man Could Be A Wonderful Thing
 My Future Just Passed
 The Lady Is A Tramp
 Deep Sea Bolero
 How Soon
 You've Got To Find A Rhyme For Moon
 Do-Re-Mi-Me
 Bidin' My Time
 Where Or When
 Can't Help Lovin' That Man Of Mine
 Three Blind Mice
 I Hear Music
 Essential To Me
 The Night We Met In Honomu
 Loveliness And Love
 Tenement Symphony
 I Can't Change My Heart
 What's The Good Of Moonlight		 Personnel: Fred Dale, John Torich, Jerry Rosa, Peggy Mann, Butch Stone, Clair Doorward, Joe McDonald, Dick Styles, Llyod Strange, Jerry Winner, more
Label: JOYCE
Number: 1019
Item Code: 55442
Format: CD
Genre:
Dates: (1940-1947)
Price: $15.00  
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