9 thoughts on “ More Than You Know - The Combined Bands Of Jimmy And Tommy Dorsey* - More Than You Know / Brotherly Jump (Vinyl) ”

1. More Than You Know, No. A (Army); No. A (Navy), June, , with Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra Brotherly Jump, No. B, June, , with Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra I'll Never Smile Again, No. A (Army), February, , with Frank Sinatra and the Pied Pipe Boogie Woogie, No. A, January, Marie, No. A, Tommy Dorsey and.

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2. These vintage big-band swing sides from the Jimmy Dorsey band are remarkable for their loose good humor, relaxed performances (due to the different recording techniques used, some of these are extended well beyond the 78 rpm three-minute norm), and superlative music, particularly on cuts like the jumping "Long John Silver" and the bebop.

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3. The Dorseys reunited on March 15, to record a V-Disc at Liederkranz Hall in New York City. Released in June , the disc contained " More Than You Know " and "Brotherly Jump". The songs were performed by the combined orchestras of Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey. They reunited again in for the film The Fabulous matnavithowawhocotacomppumobath.coinfo: Jazz.

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4. Orchestra under the leading of Tommy Dorsey, formed in and disbanded in Dorsey's orchestra was known primarily for its renderings of ballads at dance tempos, frequently with singers such as Jack Leonard and Frank Sinatra.

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5. Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey formed The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra in Tommy, the more temperamental one, is usually blamed for igniting the longstanding feud that broke them up in Apparently an argument erupted over the tempo of one of their songs, which led to Tommy storming out.

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6. Jul 18,  · Tommy Dorsey / Glenn Miller / Benny Goodman / Artie Shaw ‎– Up Swing () (Full 78rpm Album) - Duration: Jazz Time with Jarvis X , views

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7. Sep 17,  · Tommy Dorsey / Glenn Miller / Benny Goodman / Artie Shaw ‎– Up Swing () (Full 78rpm Album) - Duration: Jazz Time with Jarvis X , views

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8. Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey reunited on March 15, to record a V-Disc at Liederkranz Hall in New York City. Released in June, , V-Disc featured "More Than You Know" backed with "Brotherly Jump". The songs featured the combined orchestras of Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey.

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9. Apr 25,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - The Combined Bands of Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey "Brotherly Jumps" YouTube Awakening Morning JAZZ - Fresh Coffee JAZZ Music for Breakfast & Wake Up Lounge Music 3,

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