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So Rare by Jimmy Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey
Artist Biography For Jimmy Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey February 29 1904 – June 12 1957 Was Born In Shenandoah Pennsylvania The Son Of A Music Teacher But Overshadowed By His Younger Brother Tommy Dorsey The Prominent Musician. He Played Trumpet In His Youth Appearing On Stage In A Vaudeville Act As Early As 1913. He Switched To Alto Saxophone In 1915 And Then Learned To Double On Clarinet.Badboom
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: So Rare
Jimmy-Dorsey - Big Bands Of The Swinging Years
The Big Band Era Had Already Ended And Rock And Roll Was Here To Stay When This Tune Went All The Way To #2 In April Of 1957. This Was The Swan Song Of The Big Band Era One Last Time In The Top Ten And For A Man Well-Identified With Those Times Jimmy Dorsey. Ironically Jimmy Dorsey Died Just Two Months After This Recording Had Risen To Such Lofty Heights In 1957.Badaboom
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Biography - Jimmy Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey February 29 1904 – June 12 1957 Was Born In Shenandoah Pennsylvania The Son Of A Music Teacher But Overshadowed By His Younger Brother Tommy Dorsey The Prominent Musician. He Played Trumpet In His Youth Appearing On Stage In A Vaudeville Act As Early As 1913. He Switched To Alto Saxophone In 1915 And Then Learned To Double On Clarinet.Badboom
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The Big Band Era had already ended and Rock and Roll was here to stay when this tune went all the way to #2 in April of 1957. This was the swan song of the Big Band Era, one last time in the Top Ten, and for a man well-identified with those times, Jimmy Dorsey. Ironically Jimmy Dorsey died just two months after this recording had risen to such lofty heights in 1957.badaboom Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.