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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
350
DescriptionNat King Cole and Benny Carter perform Cocktails for Two. The performance features Oscar Moore on guitar, Johnny Miller on bass, and Nat King Cole on piano. Both sides of the lacquer disc derive...
Date Created1947-05-31
351
DescriptionScatman Crothers (vocalist) performs "The Whale Song," accomanied by an orchestra. Benny Carter leads the band and can be heard giving an audible countoff. The tune was most likely arranged by Carter
Date Created1950
352
DescriptionBill Robinson (vocalist) and the Cab Calloway Orchestra perform "My, My, Ain't That Something?". TCF212
Date Created1943
353
DescriptionThis recording is likely the soundtrack from the Universal band short. Benny Carter Orchestra performs "Harlequin Bounce." The song was composed by Benny Carter.
Date Created1950
354
DescriptionAn unidentified vocalist, accompanied by the piano, performs a demo of "That's The Kind of Boy (For Me)," composed by Benny Carter and Paul Vandervoort.
Date Created1950-1969
355
DescriptionAn unidentified vocalist, accompanied by the piano, performs a demo of "Baby Loves It," composed by Benny Carter and Paul Vandervoort.
Date Created1950-1969
356
DescriptionAn unidentified vocalist, accompanied by the piano, performs a demo of "Desert Rain," composed by Benny Carter and Lois Peters.
Date Created1950-1969
357
DescriptionBenny Carter on the alto saxophone, and an unidentified pianist perform a demo of "Desert Rain," composed by Benny Carter and Lois Peters.
Date Created1950-1969