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Bandstand Records present Charlie Barnet & his orchestra, 1936-1941.

Title: Bandstand Records present Charlie Barnet & his orchestra, 1936-1941.
Author: Barnet, Charlie
Publication: Diamond Bar, Calif. : Bandstand Records, [between 1970 and 1979?]

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Request for On-site Use How do I pick up this item and when will it be ready?	Audio	Use in library	JS614	Off-site

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1 audio disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm; 12 in.

Alternative Title

Charlie Barnet and his orchestra, 1936-1941
Clap hands, here comes Charlie Barnet and his orchestra, 1936-1941
Make believe ballroom.
Clap hands, here comes Charlie.
Love grows on a white oak tree.
Nowhere.
He\u0027s a Latin from Staten Island.
Sargeant was shy.
No name jive.
Flying home.
720 in the books.
Birmingham breakdown.
Between 18th & 19th on Chestnut Street.
Ring dem bells.
Ring them bells.
Captain and his men.
What\u0027s new.
Southern fried.

Subjects

Note

Bandstand Records: BS-7123 (on container: 7123).
Big band music.
Contains previously released material.
Personnel listed on container.

Event (note)

Recorded between August 3, 1936 and January 7, 1941 in New York.

Contents

Make believe ballroom (vocals by The Modernaires) (2:28) -- Clap hands, here comes Charlie (2:40) -- Love grows on a white oak tree (vocals by Judy Ellington) (2:46) -- Nowhere (3:18) -- He\u0027s a Latin from Staten Island (vocals by Ford Leary) (3:08) -- The sargeant was shy (2:58) -- No name jive (6:05) -- Flying home (2:54) -- 720 in the books (vocals by Mary Ann McCall) (2:44) -- Birmingham breakdown (2:32) -- Between 18th & 19th on Chestnut Street (vocals by Mary Ann McCall) (2:56) -- Ring dem bells -- The captain and his men (vocals by Lena Horne) (3:03) -- What\u0027s new (vocals by Larry Taylor) (3:04) -- Southern fried (3:24).

OCLC

ocm35749341
SCSB-4869891

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Columbia University Libraries