Rhythm Boys

In past due 1926, singers Bing Crosby; Al Rinker; and vocalist/songwriter, arranger, and pianist Harry Barris created a vocal trio known as Rhythm Kids. The group performed because the presented vocalists of the very most popular band from the 1920s, the Paul Whiteman Orchestra, and may be noticed on a lot of his recordings, like the strike tunes “My Blue Heaven” and “Ol’ Man River.” After showing up with Whiteman within the 1930 film Ruler of Jazz, the Tempo Boys stayed within the Western Coast and became a member of up with Gus Arnheim & His Orchestra for radio shows. Third ,, they performed at L.A.’s popular Cocoanut Grove until Bing Crosby proceeded to go solo.