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Percy Wenrich

As a guy, Wenrich played piano within a music shop on Joplin’s Main Road. Encircled by sheet music in the store, the son decided to compose his very own musical structure. At age 17, he made something entitled L’Inconnu, referred to as a two-step in 6/8 period, after that arranged …

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Richard Rodgers

Richard Rodgers was the most effective composer of well-known music for the theater in the 20th century. During the period of a 60-yr career, he published the song ratings for 42 musicals staged on Broadway or in the Western End, aswell as 11 film musicals and two tv musicals (not …

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Marion Hutton

Blonde bombshell Betty Hutton’s big sister was created Marion Thornburg about March 10, 1919, in Fight Creek, MI. Their dad, railway brakeman Percy E. Thornburg (1896-1939), deserted his wife and two daughters when girls had been still small children. Mabel Lum Thornburg (1901-1967) quickly began owning a speakeasy out of …

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Lee Wiley

Her husky, surprisingly sensual tone of voice and exquisitely great readings of pop specifications distinguished her singing, but Lee Wiley earns see among the best early jazz singers by recognizing the superiority of American well-known tune and organizing a couple of tracks around a common composer or theme — afterwards …

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Ruth Etting

Perhaps one of the most popular performers from the later-’20s/early-’30s period, Ruth Etting had not been a really jazz vocalist (unlike her modern, Annette Hanshaw) but an excellent middle-of-the-road pop vocalist who was simply often accompanied by best jazz music artists. She documented over 200 music between 1926-1937, made an …

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Dorothy Fields

Oscar-winning American pop lyricist Dorothy Fields was the initial woman to become elected in to the Songwriters Hall of Popularity, in recognition of her lengthy and effective career of hit music, movie scores, and Broadway scores that spanned the past due ’20s through the first ’70s. She was created on …

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Frank Crumit

Delivered in Jackson, OH, on Sept 26, 1889, Frank Crumit created his skills being a comedic professional, vocalist, and ukulele participant while enrolled on the College or university of Ohio. In 1912, he narrowly prevented another in executive by learning to be a vocalist with Paul Biese’s Orchestra, 1st in …

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Fred Fisher

One of the most popular Tin Skillet Alley songwriters of the first 20th hundred years, Fred Fisher was by most accounts a colorful and somewhat high-strung personality. He was created to American parents in Cologne, Germany, on Sept 30, 1875 (his last name was originally spelled Fischer). He went abroad …

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Fred E. Ahlert

Tin Skillet Alley songwriter Fred E. Ahlert’s most typical composing partner was Roy Turk, with whom he published the 1928 strike “I’ll MANAGE (SO LONG AS I’VE You).” The track was originally documented by Ruth Etting and was later on revived by Irene Dunn, who sang it in the 1943 …

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Fred Astaire

Dancer, acting professional, and vocalist Fred Astaire worked steadily in a variety of entertainment press during nine years from the 20th hundred years. One of the most celebrated dancer in the annals of film, with performances in 31 film musicals between 1933 and 1968 (and a particular Academy Award in …

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