This song was based on the first movement of Tchaikovskys B-flat piano concerto, and was a big hit for Freddy Martin in 1941.. + Informações

This is Freddy Martin and His Orchestra's version of "Managua, Nicaragua". Guy Lombardo also recorded this song, in 1946. Freddy's version came out in 1947. Thank you to my sister for supplying the pictures. Wikipedia supplied the information that was in the video. I DO NOT OWN ANY SONGS OR PICTURES USED IN THE MAKING OF THIS VIDEO. FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY.. + Informações

Short from the Walt Disney Animation Classic "Melody Time" Music by Freddy Martin and his Orchestra. + Informações

Top 40 Hits Of 1941 4 Freddy Martin Piano Concerto In B Flat. + Informações

Stage Door Canteen 1943. + Informações

Bumble Boogie by Freddy Martin and his Orchestra. Jack Fina on piano.. + Informações

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recorded 9/20/1933 vocal by Tom Shand. + Informações

Track 01 from Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 13: TV Town.. + Informações

What A Difference A Day Made by the Freddy Martin Orchestra on Bruns.6998.Elmer Feldkamp on the vocal.New York,Oct.4-1934. + Informações

Sabre Dance Boogie by Freddy Martin. This is the 30th and last song in Time Life's As You Remember Them set, volume V.. + Informações

To autoplay, Pause this video & click www.youtube.com Early life Martin was born in Cleveland, Ohio.[1] Raised largely in an orphanage and with various relatives, Martin started out playing drums, then switched to C-melody saxophone and later tenor saxophone, the latter the one he would be identified with. Early on, he had intended to become a journalist. He had hoped that he would earn enough money from his musical work to enter Ohio State, but instead, he wound up becoming an accomplished musician. Martin led his own band while he was in high school, then played in various local bands. After working on a ship's band, Martin joined the Mason-Dixon band, then joined Arnold Johnson and Jack Albin. It was with Albin's "Hotel Pennsylvania Music" that he made his first recordings, for Columbia's Velvet Tone label in 1930. This was a weekly half-hour musical interlude, featuring? Freddy, his orchestra and vocalists [including Merv Griffin], seen on NBC's Wednesday night schedule in 1951-'52, for Hazel Bishop Cosmetics. Each telecast featured a somewhat loose storyline: this one had Freddy's band traveling to Texas to entertain a rich millionaire.... + Informações

Jack Fina does Flight of the Bumble Bee in boogie on piano backed by Freddy Martin's orchestra. Nice version of the song. Enjoy!. + Informações

Freddy was first known for his swing recordings of classical songs such as "Tonight We Love" based on a Tchaikovsky composition, but he was a great tenor saxophonist admired by many jazz musicians including Johnny Hodges who nicknamed him "Mr. Silvertone". He led his own band from the 1930's on which included several famed vocalists including Merv Griffin who later became a very successful tv host and executive. Freddy even served as Elvis Presley's musical director for his first appearance in Las Vegas. In 1948 they recorded a tune called "The Dickey Bird Song" which became one of the big hits of that year, music lost to the ages.. + Informações

Barclay Allen's accident happened in 1949 [8:15], so this is? a 1951 broadcast. Allen lived to the age of 48, passing away in Del Mar, California on December 7, 1966. Merv Griffin sings I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts The Freddy Martin Show with Merv Griffin : 1951 ( Part 3 of 3 ) Later career Martin also had a good ear for singers. At one time or another, Martin employed Merv Griffin, Buddy Clark, Terry Shand (also a pianist), Elmer Feldkamp (also a saxophonist), Stuart Wade (his most impressive male singer), Eddie Stone (also a violinist), and many others. Helen Ward was a singer for Martin just before she joined Benny Goodman's new band. Ironically, as far as I know of, she was the only female singer to have appeared with Martin's band, recording two sides of a 78 in early 1934 with Freddy using the alias "Ed Loyd." A popular bandleader, Martins popularity led him to Hollywood and during the 1940s, he and his band appeared in a handful of films, including Seven Days' Leave (1942), Stage Door Canteen (1943) and Melody Time (1948), among others. Freddy Martin gave a start to a young vocalist, Merv Griffin. In the 1950s and 1960s, Martin continued to perform on the radio and also appeared on TV. Untroubled by changing musical tastes, he continued to work at major venues and was musical director for Elvis Presleys first appearance in Las Vegas. Still in demand for hotel work, Martin entered the 1970s with an engagement at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. In the .... + Informações

This song may have a famaliar sound to it as it's based off on Tchaikovsky's "Concerto in B Flat Minor". Even if you're not famaliar with classical music it's a rather famous piece that turns up in movies or similar places, as does this adaptation of it. Freddy Martin & his Orchestra Vocal refrain by Clyde Rogers Bluebird B-11320-A. + Informações

Someday We'll Meet Again-Freddy Martin Orchestra on Brunswick 6408.Elmer Feldkamp on the vocal.. + Informações

BIG BAND CONCERT BIG BAND CAVALCADE, starring BOB CROSBY, FREDDY MARTIN, GEORGE SHEARING, and "Special Guest Singing Star," MARGARET WHITING.. + Informações

The wonderful Tchaikovsky piece arranged for dancing by Freddy Martin and his orchestra Piano Concerto in B Flat, 1941 Enjoy!. + Informações

How about you sung by Merv Griffin with the Freddy Martin Orch 1951 Merv Griffin was a singer and band leader, movie actor, TV personality, and media mogul who in his time hosting "The Merv Griffin Show" (1962) was second in fame and influence as a talk show host only to Johnny Carson. Griffin is best known for creating the two most popular game shows in television syndication history, "Wheel of Fortune" (1983) and "Jeopardy!" (1984) that are watched by hundreds of millions of people all over the world. In the business world, he is identified as the visionary chairman of The Griffin Group. Born in the San Francisco, California, suburb of San Mateo, Griffin "came up through the ranks" in the classic sense, entering talent contests, writing songs, singing on local radio station KFRC-San Francisco, and later touring with Freddy Martin and His Orchestra. He became increasingly popular with nightclub audiences and his fame soared among the general public when he struck gold in 1950 with "I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts", which reached the number one spot on the Hit Parade and sold three million copies.. + Informações

Song 1 - Billy Artz & His Henry & George Orchestra - Never Song 2 - Freddy Martin & His Orchestra - Love Dropped In For Tea Song 3 - Hudson DeLange Orchestra - Tormented Song 4 - Mad Hatters - Let's Make Up - vocal by Dick Robertson. + Informações

Paris In The Spring by the Freddy Martin Orchestra on Brunswick 7459,Chicago,May 31-1935 .Elmer Feldkamp on vocal. + Informações

More 1930s music - enjoy!. + Informações

TIS AUTUMN ~ Freddy Martin & his Orchestra ~ 1941 ~ Bluebird Records ~ vocal by, Clyde Rogers ~ Also recorded by : Woody Herman, The Four King Sisters, & many others.. + Informações