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Description"Flier Fox Trot" was composed and arranged by Benny Carter for inclusion in the soundtrack of the Chrysler Theater episode "The Fliers." Carter can be heard counting off on the recording.
Date Created1965
283
DescriptionThis is a recording of "Sophisticated Lady," featuring Eddie Miller (tenor saxophone). The tune was likely arranged by Benny Carter for the 1950 film "No Way Out."
Date Created1950
284
Description"The Girl Nobody Knew" is most likely a television soundtrack, with lyrics by John Moen and music by Benny Carter.
Date Created1955-1959
285
DescriptionAn unidentified vocalist performs a demo of "The Record Song," composed by Benny Carter and Paul Vandervoort.
Date Created1942-1944
286
DescriptionAn unidentified vocalist performs a demo of "How Could You?," composed by Benny Carter.
Date Created1942-1944
287
DescriptionBenny Carter (vocalist), accompanied by the piano, performs a demo of "Time and Place."
Date Created1942-1944
288
DescriptionBenny Carter (alto saxophone) and his Orchestra perform "Russian Lullaby" and "There's Only One in Love" at the Savoy Ballroom in New York. Dell St. John is the vocalist. Both sides of the lacquer...
Date Created1939-10-09
289
DescriptionThis recording contains the soundtrack to "Something About Lee Wiley" for the television series "Chrysler Theater." Personnel on the soundtrack include Benny Carter (composer, arranger), Jack Sheldon...
Date Created1963
290
DescriptionBenny Carter(arranger, composer) and his Orchestra perform "Melancholy Lullaby" (theme) and "Savoy Stampede" at the Savoy Ballroom in New York. Carter plays alto saxophone on the first tune and both...
Date Created1939-10-09
291
DescriptionBenny Carter and his Orchestra perform the end of "Sugar Foot Stomp" and then "Scandal in A Flat" at the Savoy Ballroom in New York. Both sides of the lacquer disc derive from a radio broadcast...
Date Created1939-10-09