Naval recruitment radio show from 1949 - Instrumental soloists are: Harry James, Corky Corcoran & Willie Smith. Composer: Peter de Rose.

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Harry James And His Big Band, Harry James And His Orchestra. 1945-1949 ‎(LP, Album).

1945-1949 from Harry James & His Musicmakers (1974) (LP). Harry James And His Music Makers. Artists H Harry James & His Musicmakers 1945-1949.

Harry James And His Orchestra 1948-49 is a double album by American trumpeter Harry James with The Harry James Orchestra. The album consists of live radio transcripts recorded during 1948 and 1949 and was released in 1969 by Big Band Landmarks (Volumes X-XI). As bop surpassed swing by the late 1940s, James was surprisingly open to its influence.

Read about Music Makers from Harry James and His Orchestra's Trumpet Blues: The Best Of Harry James and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. James was an instrumentalist of the swing era, employing a bravura playing style that made his trumpet work identifiable. View full artist profile. Play all. Woody Herman and His Orchestra.

Harry James, Harry James and His Orchestra. Tracks count: 5. Views: 4. Harry James - Dancing In The Dark 03:02. Harry James - Down By The Station 03:20. Reader's Digest Music: Harry James: The Reader's Digest Sessions Volume 2 - Harry James. Complete Jazz Series 1939 - 1940 - Harry James. Essential Hollywood Jazz Sessions - Harry James.

James was a musical chameleon, able to play well in any style from Dixieland to swing, blues to ballads, and his trumpet sound is almost instantly recognizable. That was one of the reasons for his enduring success; another was his resolve to surround himself with the most capable sidemen in the business, heavy hitters like saxophonists Willie Smith, Vido Musso and Corky Corcoran, trombonists Juan Tizol and Ziggy Elmer, drummers Nick Fatool and Alvin Stoller, all of whom are heard on this album. But the orchestra is what this music is all about, and Harry James led one of the most formidable ensembles of his day. Even though the cramped monaural sound is fairly typical of the time, it doesn’t greatly lessen the pleasure one derives from listening once more to the incomparable Harry James and his merry bands of music-makers.