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HEY MOM! THE GARAGE IS ON MY FOOT

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 01, 2004

CD-Charts Position 92
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The Columbia House Bands: Ed Kirkeby, Vol. 1

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by: Ed Kirkeby

Release Date February 04, 1997
Ed Kirkeby is a little-known name, but it's true to say that but for him our recorded legacy would have been the poorer. As a recording manager at Columbia he showed his musical leanings early on by his active involvement with the California Ramblers, whose recordings he supervised (not forgetting the Little Ramblers, the Vagabonds, the Five Birmingham Babies, the Goofus Five and the Varsity Eight).

In January 1927 he began recording for Okeh under the pseudonym of Ted Wallace with a group drawn largely from the ranks of the California Ramblers. Of particular interest are trumpeter Chelsea Quealey, Bobby Davis on alto sax, and Adrian Rollini on bass sax (all of whom would be playing at the Savoy Hotel in London before the year ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 93
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The Groups Sing from the Big Band Era and Beyond

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by: Various Artists

Release Date June 24, 2002
I came across this delightful CD set in a rather circuitous route. While watching the DVD of the 'Man Who came to Dinner' I saw that one of the extras included was a short of Six Hits and a Miss singing 'You've got to know how to dance' written by Harry Warren with lyrics by Al Dubin. It sounded wonderful so I decided to investigate if there were any compilations of American forties vocal groups. The simple answer is no except this one. I came across plenty of big bands with their singers and several 'Best of' CDs by groups like the Modernaires, Pied Pipers, King Sisters or the Andrew Sisters but I could find nothing like The Groups Sing.

The fifty-two tracks, by twenty-seven groups, are an easy on the ear selection (despite the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 94
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Africa - Golden Afrique Vol.2

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 26, 2005
I came across this delightful CD set in a rather circuitous route. While watching the DVD of the 'Man Who came to Dinner' I saw that one of the extras included was a short of Six Hits and a Miss singing 'You've got to know how to dance' written by Harry Warren with lyrics by Al Dubin. It sounded wonderful so I decided to investigate if there were any compilations of American forties vocal groups. The simple answer is no except this one. I came across plenty of big bands with their singers and several 'Best of' CDs by groups like the Modernaires, Pied Pipers, King Sisters or the Andrew Sisters but I could find nothing like The Groups Sing.

The fifty-two tracks, by twenty-seven groups, are an easy on the ear selection (despite the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 95
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Protect Us from Evil [VINYL]

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by: Harmless

Release Date April 22, 1994
I came across this delightful CD set in a rather circuitous route. While watching the DVD of the 'Man Who came to Dinner' I saw that one of the extras included was a short of Six Hits and a Miss singing 'You've got to know how to dance' written by Harry Warren with lyrics by Al Dubin. It sounded wonderful so I decided to investigate if there were any compilations of American forties vocal groups. The simple answer is no except this one. I came across plenty of big bands with their singers and several 'Best of' CDs by groups like the Modernaires, Pied Pipers, King Sisters or the Andrew Sisters but I could find nothing like The Groups Sing.

The fifty-two tracks, by twenty-seven groups, are an easy on the ear selection (despite the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 96
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Protect Us from Evil

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by: Harmless

Release Date April 22, 1994
I came across this delightful CD set in a rather circuitous route. While watching the DVD of the 'Man Who came to Dinner' I saw that one of the extras included was a short of Six Hits and a Miss singing 'You've got to know how to dance' written by Harry Warren with lyrics by Al Dubin. It sounded wonderful so I decided to investigate if there were any compilations of American forties vocal groups. The simple answer is no except this one. I came across plenty of big bands with their singers and several 'Best of' CDs by groups like the Modernaires, Pied Pipers, King Sisters or the Andrew Sisters but I could find nothing like The Groups Sing.

The fifty-two tracks, by twenty-seven groups, are an easy on the ear selection (despite the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 97
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Singing Troubadour

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by: Dick Powell

Release Date May 21, 2001
I came across this delightful CD set in a rather circuitous route. While watching the DVD of the 'Man Who came to Dinner' I saw that one of the extras included was a short of Six Hits and a Miss singing 'You've got to know how to dance' written by Harry Warren with lyrics by Al Dubin. It sounded wonderful so I decided to investigate if there were any compilations of American forties vocal groups. The simple answer is no except this one. I came across plenty of big bands with their singers and several 'Best of' CDs by groups like the Modernaires, Pied Pipers, King Sisters or the Andrew Sisters but I could find nothing like The Groups Sing.

The fifty-two tracks, by twenty-seven groups, are an easy on the ear selection (despite the ... Read More: