Musical Highlights I Dood It All of the hot swing music from the 1943 Red Skelton film The 1943 Red Skelton comedy included more than its share of memorable musical moments. This lengthy excerpt features the Jimmy Dorsey...
Read MoreWell, Git It Tommy Dorsey Orchestra feat. Jimmy Dorsey 1950’s clip Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey perform Well, Git It with their Orchestra featuring Ziggy Elman on trumpet, and Buddy Rich on drums in this clip filmed during the...
Read MoreI Thank You Mister Moon The Boswell Sisters acc. by the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra 1931 recording This recording was made by the “Dorsey Brothers Orchestra” in New York City on December 4, 1931 with The Boswell...
Read MoreRoll On Mississippi, Roll On The Boswell Sisters acc. by The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra 1931 Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareThis recording was made by the singing Boswell Sisters in...
Read MoreFreddie Rich feat. Bunny Berigan and Jimmy Dorsey Freddie Rich and his Orchestra 1934 Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareIn this clip taken from a 1934 film short, pianist, Freddie Rich...
Read MorePut That Sun Back in the Sky The Boswell Sisters acc. by The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra 1932 Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareThe “Boswell Sisters” made this record in New...
Read MoreSong Of India Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra 1941 Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to share In this performance clip from 1941 trombonist Tommy Dorsey leads his band, featuring Buddy Rich on...
Read MoreLullaby of Broadway Bing Crosby & The Dorsey Brothers 1935 recording This now famous song was recorded in New York City on January 26, 1935 by the “Dorsey Brother’s Orchestra” featuring Bob Crosby...
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