Track 11 from Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 12: Saxophobia.. + Informações

A lovely version of the song written by Victor Young and Ned Washington, which was a top ten hit for Gordon Jenkins in 1950.. + Informações

A fine rendition of Always from Gordon Jenkins and his orchestra recorded 1944 Enjoy!. + Informações

Clarinetist Garrick Zoeter performs with the Shenandoah Conservatory Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jan Wagner - Armstrong Hall Winchester VA September 24, 2011 This work is a clarinet and string orchestra version made by Bill Douglas of the instrumental ballad Goodbye written for Benny Goodman by Gordon Jenkins. Goodman used this work as his broadcast sign off tune. This version was made for clarinetist Richard Stoltzman to play with string quartet as a memorial to Benny Goodman upon Goodman's sudden death in 1986. I have always been a huge fan of Richard Stoltzman, thus I have "borrowed" many of the jazz inflections/additions he plays on his own recording of the work. I performed this work as an encore preceded by the Copland Clarinet Concerto to be posted soon!. + Informações

A beautiful song featuring vocals by Charles LaVere.. + Informações

In The Still Of The Night Romantic slow dance by Gordon Jenkins Orchestra. + Informações

CD rip, originally released on 78rpm: Capitol 124 -- White Christmas (Berlin) by Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra, vocal by Bob Carroll. + Informações

Louis Armstrong and Gordon Jenkins 1952 White Christmas: recorded on September 22 1952 in New York, NY by: Louis Armstrong and the rhythm section of the All Stars with some of Gordon Jenkins' and His Orchestra front line . The Band: From the All Stars: Louis Armstrong Tp Voc; Earl Hines Pn; Arvell Shaw Bs; Cozy Cole Dr; and From Gordon Jenkins' and His Orchestra: Gordon Jenkins Arranger; Bob McCracken Cl; Milt Yaner Asx; Stitz Ferguson TSx; George Berg & Romeo Penque Flt; Ryerson, Art Gtr; and Unknown personnel (Strings) Submitted ULAJAZZ. + Informações

Dinah Shore & Gordon Jenkins Orch-Mad About Him Victor Records-78-27940-1942. + Informações

"God Bless the Child" is a song written by Billie Holiday and Arthur Herzog, Jr. in 1939, first recorded on May 9, 1941 under the Okeh label. Holiday's version of the song was honored with the Grammy Hall of Fame Award in (1976). It was also included in the list of Songs of the Century, by the Recording Industry Association of America and the National Endowment for the Arts. In her autobiography Lady Sings the Blues Holiday indicated an argument with her mother over money led to the song. She indicated that during the argument she said the line "God bless the child that's got his own." The anger over the incident led her to turn that line into a starting point for a song, which she worked out in conjunction with Herzog. In his 1990 book Jazz Singing, Will Friedwald indicates it as "sacred and profane" as it references the Bible while indicating that religion seems to have no effect in making people treat each other better. The lyrics refer to an unspecified Biblical verse: "Them that's got shall get, them that don't shall lose, so the Bible says, and it still is news. . . . " This likely refers to Matthew 25:29 or Luke 8:18.. + Informações

Judy never sounded better," How about me "with the Marvellous Arranger,conductor, Gordon Jenkins. Top class music to go with the magic Judy.. + Informações

Dinah Shore & Gordon Jenkins Orch-Be Careful It's My Heart Victor Records-78-27940-1942. + Informações

solo singer: Cisco Huston single: Rose, Rose, I Love You (1951) words: Wilfrid Thomas music: ??????? Rose, Rose, I love you, with your almond eyes Fragrant and slender, 'neath tropical skies I must cross the seas again and never see you more Way back to my home on a distant shore Make way, oh, make way, for my Eastern Rose Men crowd in dozens, everywhere she goes In her rickshaw, on the street, or in a cabaret "Please make way for Rose," you can hear them say All my life I shall remember Oriental music and you in my arms Perfumed flowers in your tresses Lotus-scented breezes and swaying palms Rose, Rose, I leave you, my ship is in the bay Kiss me farewell now, there's nothin' to say East is East, and West is West, our worlds are far apart I must leave you now but I leave my heart Rose, Rose, I love you, with an aching heart What is your future, now we have to part Standing on the jetty as the steamer moves away Flower of Malaya, I cannot stay. + Informações

HE WEARS A PAIR OF SILVER WINGS by Gordon Jenkins vocal-Connie Haines, recorded in 1942. This is from a small group of early Capitol label records I just acquired. Pretty cool WWII song. Enjoy and reflect.. + Informações

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Artist: Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra Song: Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (originally Quizas Quizas Quizas) Year: 1949 Label: Decca 24720 Format: 10" 78RPM Player: 1957 Zenith Cobramatic Notes: A song covered many times, but none as well as the version by Cake. Then again, I just love what cake does on everything...so Im a little biased. Pardon me if I dont think the Pussycat Dolls did justice to the song ;). + Informações

The beautiful voice of Judy Garland with this lovely song arranged & conducted by the magic Gordon Jenkins, shades of the arrangements for some of the great Sinatra recordings.. + Informações

Nigel Mooney, vocals and guitar, Myles Drennan, piano and Louis Stewart, guitar. The opening night of the Cotton club, Jazz and Blues at the Brogan Inn. + Informações

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Charted at #3 in Billboard in February 1950. From the movie of the same name starring Dana Andrews and Susan Hayward (pictured). Vocal by Sandy Evans. Released circa December 1949. Also #6 for Billy Eckstine in March 1950, #6 for Mindy Carson in April 1950, #15 for Margaret Whiting in May 1950, #21 for Richard Hayes in May 1950, #29 for Hugo Winterhalter in May 1950, #9 R&B for Gene Ammons and His Sextet in 1950 and #95 for The Demensions in March 1963. Original Billboard review as a Billboard pick: "From a forthcoming flick, this winning title song, done in lavish but tasty Jenkins style, hits as a class ballad. String work, choir, a bass cleff piano intro and vibrant Sandy Evans solo warbling combine strikingly". Written by Victor Young and Ned Washington. The other side of this record is "Don't Do Something to Someone Else".. + Informações

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