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Jack Hylton - Fit as a Fiddle (with vocal trio) - 1933
Jack Hylton & His Orchestra perform the 1932-33 hit which would later become part of the memorable Arthur Freed song score for MGM’s 1952 film classic Singin’ In The Rain .
Transferred from 78rpm (UK) Decca F-3424 - Fit as a Fiddle ( Al Hoffman and Al Goodhart ) by Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, vocal by Pat O’Malley, Billy Ternent and Jack Hylton, recorded in London, January 19, 1933.
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Jack Hylton & His Orchestra perform the 1932-33 hit which would later become part of the memorable Arthur Freed song score for MGM’s 1952 film classic Singin’ In The Rain .
Transferred from 78rpm (UK) Decca F-3424 - Fit as a Fiddle ( Al Hoffman and Al Goodhart ) by Jack Hylton & His Orchestra, vocal by Pat O’Malley, Billy Ternent and Jack Hylton, recorded in London, January 19, 1933.
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Carl Ravell & His Orchestra - So Rare - 1937
“Carl Ravell” was a recording pseudonym sometimes used by American violinist, vocalist and bandleader, Carl Ravazza whose 1937 version of " So Rare " may be the earliest recording of the song, although it is unclear whether it was the first released version. Other 1937 recordings of “So Rare” (Guy Lombardo and Gus Arnheim most notably) helped boost the song to the No. 1 position on the weekly “Your Hit Parade” radio survey. It was the 1957 Jimmy Dorsey hit which remains most familiar to later generations.
The original 78rpm single was issued on various ARC labels - So Rare (Sharpe-Herst) by Carl Ravell (The Singing Maestro) & His Orchestra, vocal by Carl Ravell, recorded in NYC June 4, 1937
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“Carl Ravell” was a recording pseudonym sometimes used by American violinist, vocalist and bandleader, Carl Ravazza whose 1937 version of " So Rare " may be the earliest recording of the song, although it is unclear whether it was the first released version. Other 1937 recordings of “So Rare” (Guy Lombardo and Gus Arnheim most notably) helped boost the song to the No. 1 position on the weekly “Your Hit Parade” radio survey. It was the 1957 Jimmy Dorsey hit which remains most familiar to later generations.
The original 78rpm single was issued on various ARC labels - So Rare (Sharpe-Herst) by Carl Ravell (The Singing Maestro) & His Orchestra, vocal by Carl Ravell, recorded in NYC June 4, 1937
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Jack Hylton - Night And Day - 1933
78rpm (UK) Decca F-3698 - " Night and Day " ( Cole Porter ) by Jack Hylton & his Orchestra, vocal by Pat O'Malley , recorded in London, September 27, 1933.
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78rpm (UK) Decca F-3698 - " Night and Day " ( Cole Porter ) by Jack Hylton & his Orchestra, vocal by Pat O'Malley , recorded in London, September 27, 1933.
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