Artie Shaw - Sweet Lorraine

Artie Shaw & His New Music perform 'Sweet Lorraine' in1936.

Artist: Artie Shaw
Genre: Jazz
Recording Date: 12/23/1936
Title: Sweet Lorraine
Label: Brunswick

Artie Shaw, King of the Clarinet and Jazz Band Leader of Big Bands that played Swing Music in the 1930s and 1940s.
Born: 1910 - 2004

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1. Artie Shaw
2. Glenn Miller
3. Tommy Dorsey
4. Benny Goodman

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[mrs.g.]

Just the music to hear while sitting in an easy chair on a fall evening!

[michaelwortmann]

Artie with strings and rhythm only. Guitar solo by Tony Gottuso. Artie also recorded his artistic piece - an original composition - at this recording session. DerKlariNette

[michaelwortmann]

Sorry. I have omitted the title: the artistic piece was "Sreamline".