From the 1940 film Second Chorus. + Informações

BEGUINE THE BEGUINE ARTIE SHAW HIGH QUALITY AUDIO. + Informações

The King of The Clarinet, Mr. Artie Shaw Although this version doesn't have Billy Butterfield's trumpet solo, it does swing more than the original.. + Informações

Part 2/4 of Symphony of Swing. A short from 1939 featuring Artie Shaw and his Orchestra.. + Informações

From 1938.. + Informações

Artie Shaw's classic recording of Hoagy Carmichael's standard "Stardust." Many consider this the top big band recording of alltime. Billy Butterfield on trumpet. For more: www.examiner.com. + Informações

Begin The Beguine - Artie Shaw. + Informações

From the CD 20 Best of Artie Shaw. Madacy Entertainment Group. 2005.. + Informações

At the height of his popularity in the late 1930's and early 1940's, Artie Shaw was making $60000 a week (by comparison the comedy act of George Burns & Gracie Allen was making about $5000/wk). Only Benny Goodman would rival Artie as the best jazz clarinetest in the land, and hit after hit and wife after wife would follow him for years. Married 8 times to the likes of Betty Kern (Jerome Kern's daughter), and actresses Ava Gardner and Evelyn Keyes, he was a self-admitted "difficult" man to deal with, and a perfectionist in every sense of the word. In fact, so much so, that his desire to be "perfect" musically led him to retire shortly after this recording of "Where or When" in the early 1950's. He would make a brief comeback 30 years later, but the Artie Shaw most would remember had left his best days far behind.. + Informações

Artist: Artie Shaw and His Orchestra Title: "Dancing in the Dark" (Schwartz-Dietz) Label: RCA Victor Cat No: 27335 Release Year: 1941 Country: Canada Format: 10" Shellac Record Ratings allowed as of June 21, 2011.. + Informações

Master of the clarinet!. + Informações

Concerto for Clarinet (1940 Second Chorus) bw. + Informações

Part 1/4 of Symphony of Swing. A 1939 short featuring Artie Shaw and his Orchestra.. + Informações

Artie Shaw and his orchestra swing it with Nonstop Flight.. + Informações

GLOOMY SUNDAY ~ Artie Shaw & His Orchestra ~Pauline Byrne ~1940 ~ Bluebird Records. This is a "deep" song, as the lyrics will tell, but it was just like Artie Shaw to record something like this. Maybe it was because Artie was known to be "gloomy" at times himself and he could possibly relate to the sentiment & sorrow of this song. Artie Shaw's theme song was a song called "NIGHTMARE" and it too, had a "gloomy" sound to it, but whether it was a sad sounding tune or a up-beat number, Artie Shaw & his Orchestra were absolutely great, as were, many of his vocalists. (Links to other Big Band videos) (Here's the link to Frankie Carle's - OH WHAT IT SEEMED TO BE ) www.youtube.com (Here's the link to Tommy Dorsey's - I'LL NEVER SMILE AGAIN) www.youtube.com (Here's the link to Tommy Tucker's - I DON'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE ) www.youtube.com (Here's the link to Freddie Slack's - COW COW BOOGIE ) www.youtube.com. + Informações

What's my Line? Artie Shaw. + Informações

Rosalie (Cole Porter) Artie Shaw & orchestra played with my new General Electric VRII magnetic cartridge, my best by the moment to play 78 records. 1006 Dual record changer. + Informações

Part 3/4 of Symphony of Swing. A short from 1939 featuring Artie Shaw and his Orchestra.. + Informações

"Everything's Jumping," a tune by Artie Shaw himself, as presented in SECOND CHORUS. Seen in the intro dialogue: Paulette Goddard, Fred Astaire, and Burgess Meredith. For more information on how to purchase Fred Astaire movies from the companies issuing them on DVD, please drop me an e-mail.. + Informações

"ANY OLD TIME" Artie Shaw and his orchestra vocal:Helen Forrest Chuck Peterson, John Best, Bernie Privin,(tp) George Arus, Les Jenkins, Harry Rogers,(tb) Artie Shaw,(cl) Les Robinson, Hank Freeman,(as) Tony Pastor, George Auld,(ts) Bob kitsis,(p) Al Avola(g) Sid Weiss,(b) Buddy Rich,(ds) Helen Forrest,(vo) recorded on March 12, 1939. "ANY OLD TIME" Artie Shaw was first recorded on July 24, 1938 that featuring Billie Holiday. Helen Forrest's this version was recorded on March 12, 1939. But not released until 1945.. + Informações

This is a pretty scary song. Enjoy!. + Informações

Artie Shaw playing Lady Be Good by Gershwin Download and convert youtube videos to audio or other video formats: lotpatrol.com. + Informações

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Not much to see but some great history around what Shaw considered his finest recorded performance. Artie Shaw & His Orchestra with Strings, recorded for Decca Records in July, 1953. Arrangement by Bruce Campbell.. + Informações

Great Artie Shaw tune recorded December 5th, 1940. Johnny Guarnieri on the Harpscord, Billy Butterfield on Trumpet, Al Hendrickson, guitar, Jud DeNaut on Base and Nick Fatool on Drumbs.. + Informações