74-Another New Year
Update-5 Jan 2023-Added a tracklist for searchability.
1. Two Ton Baker And The Maple City Four-Auld Lang Syne
2. Don Redman And His Orchestra With Vocal Refrain-Auld Lang Syne
3. Henry Jerome & His Orchestra-Vocal By The Glee Club-Auld Lang Syne
4. Tommy Tucker Time-Vocal Chorus By Don Brown, Kerwin Somerville And The Three Two Timers-Auld Lang Syne
5. Julia Culp-Contralto With Orchestra-Auld Lang Syne
6. Shannon Four-Male Quartet With Orchestra-Auld Lang Syne (Old Scotch Air)
7. Tiny Hill And His Orchestra-Vocal Chorus By Erwin Bendel-Auld Lang Syne
8. Beryl Davis With Helen Carroll And The Satisfiers With Russ Case And His Orchestra-Auld Lang Syne
9. Marcel Pagnoul Og Hans Store Valseorkester-Godnatvalsen (Auld Lang Syne)
10. Red River Dave With The Texas Tophands-New Year Bells
11. The English Singers-We've Been Awhile a-Wandering (New Year's Carol)
12. Art Lund-Orchestra Conducted By Johnny Thompson-What Are You Doing New Year's Eve
13. Billy Eckstine-Orchestra Conducted By Lionel Newman-What Are You Doing New Year's Eve
14. Kay Kyser And His Orchestra-Vocal Chorus By Harry Babbitt And The Campus Kids-What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?
15. Dick Haymes And Les Paul Trio-What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?
16. Double Quartet-Auld Lang Syne
An interesting lot, even with the inevitable Auld Lang Syne and What Are You Doing New Year's Eve. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJust our of curiosity, is it possible that you are repeating songs and albums? At least from the posted artwork it makes me feel like it. Kindly respond, because I don`t want to download 74 albums and half of them are repeats. Thank you. Maren
ReplyDeleteBuster, yeah, I tried to find different songs, but only came up with a few, so I loaded up on the standard issue stuff to make it a full house. :)
ReplyDeleteMaren, I am not to my knowledge duplicating things, though I can think of a couple of instances where an artist recorded the same song more than once and I've shared both version. For instance, one of the Auld Lang Syne's in this post is an earlier version by the same artist as in an earlier post. You might also notice three different label versions for the same recording in this post. Rest assured there is only one copy of the song in there, but I did want to show you all the label variations. However, there are only so many songs out there, so if you're worried about getting more than one version of a given song, then yes, there are entire posts devoted to single songs...
I don't mean to be snarky cuz this site is just not about the snark but hey, here is Ernie working hard to provide great music, clean copies, background, attention to detail and you're worried about duplicates? my goodness just thank the man for the hard work, comment on the tunes and if your worried, move along..... OK, rant over
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear Dick Haymes and with the most excellent Les Paul Trio backing - wow
Didn't get a chance to comment but fell in love with Scattered Toys from the last batch - don't know why as Arthur was by all means a real piece of work but still, tugs at my heart for sure...
Any how, thanks again for such great stuff - Mac
I think Scattered Toys was the track de jour for a little while, I've got another version or two in the pile, and I don't think I grabbed them all. Always something new to be found out there, you just have to know where to look. :)
ReplyDeleteScattered Toys was recorded by a surprising number of singers. I have a few versions of it myself, and even shared one a long time ago.
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