Sammy Kaye
Sammy Kaye's band was a textbook example of "sweet" dance bands: large groups whose arrangements seldom swung in the true sense, but were very popular among those who enjoyed overly sentimental light pop and novelty tunes. Kaye began building his reputation in college, then became a hit on radio in Cincinnati. He moved to Pittsburgh and eventually became a national staple. His radio show Sunday Serenade was a huge hit in the '40s and '50s. Kaye had many pop hits, some of them adapted for Broadway shows. His gimmick of having fans volunteer to lead his band was highly popular and was transferred to television in the '50s. Perry Como and Nat King Cole had hits with Kay material. This was far from being a jazz band in the real sense, but made enjoyable material of its kind.
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Harbor Lights
Traditional Jazz & New Orleans - White Room Music 発売日 2020/04/23
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Presenting Sammy Kaye
Jazz - Universal Digital Enterprises 発売日 1938/12/22
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Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye (Mono Version)
Pop - BNF Collection 発売日 1959/01/01
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Dah Dee / Leave the Door Wide Open (Mono Version)
Pop - BNF Collection 発売日 1959/01/01
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Jazz pour danser (Mono Version)
Jazz - BNF Collection 発売日 1958/01/01
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Suit & Tie Vol. 3
Werner Müller, Sammy Kaye, Hugo Montenegro, Count Basie
Jazz - Music Manager 発売日 2015/07/31
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Christmas Day with Sammy Kaye
Miscellaneous - Vinyle Numérique 発売日 2023/11/29
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