LizzieMaine
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Starting off in 1934 with Bing backed by Irving Aaronson and his Orchestra (no Commanders in sight), with the definitive recording of "Love In Bloom." No, the definitive recording was not made by Jack Benny.
Next up, ahead to 1935 with Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra picking up a juicy paycheck with their hit recording of the pop tune "Accent On Youth," from the film of the same name. No vocal, but a tenor sax solo by Ben Webster will do in its place.
Starting off in 1934 with Bing backed by Irving Aaronson and his Orchestra (no Commanders in sight), with the definitive recording of "Love In Bloom." No, the definitive recording was not made by Jack Benny.
Next up, ahead to 1935 with Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra picking up a juicy paycheck with their hit recording of the pop tune "Accent On Youth," from the film of the same name. No vocal, but a tenor sax solo by Ben Webster will do in its place.