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DescriptionAnita O'Day (vocalist) and the Benny Carter Orchestra perform "Travelin' Man." The recording is unissued.
Date Created1947
341
DescriptionJoyce Bryant sings "You're Doin'' Alright" for the 1945 film "The Girl Next Door", produced by 20th Century Fox. Benny Carter performs two short alto saxophone solos on the recording.
Date Created1953
342
DescriptionBenny Carter (alto saxophone), accompanied by the piano performs "Love Is Cynthia," later recorded as "To Ava." The tune was performed for the film "Snows of Kilimanjaro."
Date Created1952
343
DescriptionBenny Carter (alto saxophone), accompanied by the piano performs "Love Is Cynthia," later recorded as "To Ava." The tune was performed for the film "Snows of Kilimanjaro."
Date Created1952
344
DescriptionBenny Carter performs "Soiree" accompanied by a piano, bass, and drums. The tune was performed for the film "Snows of Kilimanjaro," but it's unclear if this tune was used in the final soundtrack.
Date Created1952
345
DescriptionBenny Carter (alto saxophone) performs "Love Is Cynthia," later recorded as "To Ava." The tune was performed for the film "Snows of Kilimanjaro."
Date Created1952
346
DescriptionThis is a recording of "Don't Get Around Much Anymore," featuring Eddie Miller (tenor saxophone). The tune was likely arranged by Benny Carter for the 1950 film "No Way Out."
Date Created1950
347
DescriptionThis is a recording of "In a Sentimental Mood," featuring Eddie Miller (tenor saxophone). The tune was likely arranged by Benny Carter for the 1950 film "No Way Out."
Date Created1950
348
TitleBlue
DescriptionBenny Carter (alto saxophone) and the Alfred Newman Orchestra perform "Blue."
Date Created1952
349
DescriptionAt 0:02, the Nat King Cole Trio performs Movie Tonight. At 1:48, the announcer and Benny Carter introduce I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder, which is then performed by the trio. The performance...
Date Created1947-05-31