Ronnie Kemper

b. 1 August 1907, Missoula, Montana, USA, d. 16 Feb 1997, Sacramento, California, USA. When Kemper considered music group leading in 1942, he previously already produced his name with Dick Jurgens’ orchestra from 1934-40, playing on the massive strike, ‘Cecilia’. He also made an appearance often in Horace Heidt’s Container Of Silver radio show, as well as the film of equivalent title. He utilized this popularity to patch together his initial dance music group in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA with vocalist Ruth Russell. The most known musical sideman was Claude Gordon, who later type a dance music group in his very own right. Primary compositions were created with the objective, including ‘It’s 100 TO 1 (I’m In Like)’, ‘Knit One – Purl Two’, ‘The Doodlebug Tune’ and ‘What You Gonna Perform With Someone Else’, though their theme tune continued to be ‘Cecilia’, which usually garnered a rapturous reception from viewers. Nevertheless, Horace Heidt was hesitant to free of charge Kemper from his agreement with him, which stipulated that his music artists could only become released if America was attacked during Globe War II. Fortunately for Kemper, a Japanese submarine produced a token work at bombarding Brookings, Oregon, in the summertime of 1942 and therefore facilitated Kemper’s independence. Kemper used the cudgels and started touring in earnest, but his profession finished prematurely when he was, ironically, known as into the solutions himself. Following the battle ended he selected never to pursue his music group leading career.