You'll Never Get To Heaven With Those Eyes - Music
You'll Never Get To Heaven With Those Eyes by George Olsen
George Olsen
Artist Biography For George Olsen
George Olsen 18 March 1893 - 18 March 1971 Was An American Bandleader. Born In Portland Oregon He Attended The University Of Michigan Where He Formed His Band George Olsen And His Music. He Made The Transition To Broadway Appearing In Kid Boots The Ziegfeld Follies Of 1924 And Good News. George Olsen And His Music Were Prolific Victor Recording Artists And Their Records Are Among The Most Numerous Found By Record Collectors Today Testifying To Their Original Popularity. He And His Orchestra Were In Eddie Cantor's 1928 Broadway Hit Whoopee! And In The 1930 Movie Version. He Met A Singer Ethel Shutta Who Sings And Dances Memorably In Whoopee! And They Married Appearing Together In Nightclubs And On Radio. They Had Two Children Following A Divorce Olsen Opened A Restaurant In New Jersey. Olsen Signed With Victor In 1924 And Remained As One Of Victor's Most Popular Bands Through 1933 When He Signed With Columbia. He Stayed With Columbia Through 1934. He Recorded A Single Session In 1938 For Decca. In 1936 Olsen Became Leader Of Orville Knapp's Band After Knapp Died In A Plane Crash. Olsen Was Chosen To Lead The Band By Knapp's Widow. Morale Problems Plagued The Group And In 1938 After Many Musicians Had Already Left The Group Disbanded. Olsen Died In Paramus New Jersey.
38 Similar Tracks:
Nick Lucas - I'd Love To Call You My Sweetheart Fletcher Henderson - Henderson Stomp Jack Hylton & His Orchestra - I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight? Carolina Club Orchestra - Ain't You Ashamed Paul Whiteman - Happy Feet Jack Hylton - Waltzing In A Dream Jack Hylton - Wir Wollen Tun, Als Ob, Wir Freunde Waren Jack Hylton - Vienna, City Of My Dreams Jack Hylton - All Thro' A Glass Of Champagne Jack Hylton - Where Or When Jack Hylton - Rhapsody In Blue Jack Hylton - Grinzing Jack Hylton - Sweet Sue Jack Hylton - Fox Trot Medley Jack Hylton - It Would Be Wonderful Jack Hylton - Waltz Medley Jack Hylton - Herr Lehmann, Herr Lehmann, Was Macht Die Frau Gemahlin In Marienbad Jack Hylton - Moanin' Low Jack Hylton - Thine Is My Whole Heart You Are My Hearts Delight Jack Hylton - A You Too, B White Horse Inn, C Goodbye Jack Hylton - Mississippi Melody Jack Hylton - I Want To Be Bad Digitally Re-Mastered Version Jack Hylton - Day In - Day Out Jack Hylton - It's A Great Life Jack Hylton - My Heart Stood Still Jack Hylton - The Three Bears Jack Hylton - Your Eyes Jack Hylton - You've Got The Wrong Rhumba Jack Hylton - Bolero Jack Hylton - My Ideal Jack Hylton - The World's Greatest Sweetheart Is You Jack Hylton - Blue Orchids Earl Hines - Chicago Rhythm 02-22-29 Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - Happy Feet Eddie Cantor - Mandy Fletcher Henderson And His Orchestra - Shanghai Shuffle Gene Austin - My Bundle Of Love Six Jumping Jacks - Horses
POPULAR
TRACKS
MIXES
ALBUMS
Video 1 : 50
Music Tags for George Olsen:
Biography - George Olsen
George Olsen 18 March 1893 - 18 March 1971 Was An American Bandleader. Born In Portland Oregon He Attended The University Of Michigan Where He Formed His Band George Olsen And His Music. He Made The Transition To Broadway Appearing In Kid Boots The Ziegfeld Follies Of 1924 And Good News. George Olsen And His Music Were Prolific Victor Recording Artists And Their Records Are Among The Most Numerous Found By Record Collectors Today Testifying To Their Original Popularity. He And His Orchestra Were In Eddie Cantor's 1928 Broadway Hit Whoopee! And In The 1930 Movie Version. He Met A Singer Ethel Shutta Who Sings And Dances Memorably In Whoopee! And They Married Appearing Together In Nightclubs And On Radio. They Had Two Children Following A Divorce Olsen Opened A Restaurant In New Jersey. Olsen Signed With Victor In 1924 And Remained As One Of Victor's Most Popular Bands Through 1933 When He Signed With Columbia. He Stayed With Columbia Through 1934. He Recorded A Single Session In 1938 For Decca. In 1936 Olsen Became Leader Of Orville Knapp's Band After Knapp Died In A Plane Crash. Olsen Was Chosen To Lead The Band By Knapp's Widow. Morale Problems Plagued The Group And In 1938 After Many Musicians Had Already Left The Group Disbanded. Olsen Died In Paramus New Jersey.
read less
read more
16 Similar Artists To George Olsen - Frogtoon Music
Ted Lewis & His Band Red Nichols Ted Lewis Jean Goldkette Jack Hylton George Olsen And His Music Nat Shilkret Ted Lewis And His Band Ben Bernie Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders Isham Jones The Charleston Chasers Irving Aaronson And His Commanders Eddie Cantor Paul Whiteman Orchestra Art Landry & His Orchestra.