- 夜がゲラゲラ笑ってる（６） more register movement
- 夜がゲラゲラ笑ってる（５） more register movement
- 夜がゲラゲラ笑ってる（４） more register movement
- 夜がゲラゲラ笑ってる（３） more register movement
- 夜がゲラゲラ笑ってる（２） more register movement
- 夜がゲラゲラ笑ってる more register movement
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Hal Kemp and his Orchestra – The Night Is Filled With Music（1938）
vocal: Bob Allen
タイトルは「夜は音楽に満ちている」の意。
２度目の引用。
This was one of the songs that Irving Berlin wrote for the Astaire-Rogers film “Carefree,” but it was heard only instrumentally in the score.
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – All Through The Night（Old Welsh Air）（1938 78 version）
vocal: Three Esquires and Edythe Wright
英古謡をスイング化。
recorded in NYC May 12, 1938
Not the Cole Porter hit from “Anything Goes,” but the traditional 19th Century Welsh tune.
As for this posted version, the DAHR and Johnson-Shirley disagree on which’take’ was the one used for the Victor 78; and J&S states that the commonly available track from “The Complete Bluebird” LP series was an alternate. Rather than bothering to do an A/B comparison check, I just went here with the guaranteed-correct 78 release version.
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＜参考＞
The Luvs – We Kiss In The Shadow（Stallion:1965, Coast:1986）
２度目の引用。
The Five Satins “In The Still Of The Nite”（1956/06）のコーラスのパクリ。
Dion and The Belmonts – In The Still Of The Night（1960/06）
Not the Five Satins song, but the 1930s Cole Porter hit…and Dion’s final charted track with the Belmonts before he went solo.
Jesse Belvin Featuring Art Pepper With Marty Paich Orchestra – In the Still of the Night
from the album “Mr. Easy”（1960）
Pam Garner – In the Still of the Night
from the album “Pam Garner Sings Quietly”（1958）
Robert Maxwell, His Harp And Orchestra – In the Still of the Night
ロバート・マックスウェル楽団 – 夜の静けさの中に
from the album “Music To Make You Starry-Eyed”（1957）
日本盤シングルでは “Ebb Tide”（ひき潮）のＢ面。
The Five Satins – In The Still Of The Night（I’ll Remember）
The Five Satins – In The Still Of The Nite（1956/06）
Fred Waring & The Pennsylvanians – In The Still Of The Night
from the album “Fred Waring & The Pennsylvanians In Hi-Fi”（1957）
Jo Stafford With Paul Weston And His Orchestra – In The Still Of The Night（1948）
orchestra conducted by Paul Weston
SP盤 “By The Way” のＢ面。
The 1937 Cole Porter standard from MGM’s “Rosalie” is also posted here by Tommy Dorsey and Will Osborne I’m still trying to locate a clean, undistorted copy of the Leo Reisman version on Brunswick （can anyone help?）.
Will Osborne and his Orchestra – In The Still Of The Night（1937）
vocal: Joan Whitney
MGM gave us Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell in “Rosalie,” with Cole Porter introducing two new hits: the title song （also posted） and “In The Still Of The Night.”
Of special note here is the vocalist–actress-singer-songwriter Joan Whitney （Zoe Parenteau）, who is best-remembered for the songwriting credits she shared with her composer-husband Alex Kramer. Among their hits were “Far Away Places” “Candy” “It’s Love Love Love” “High On A Windy Hill” “My Sister And I” “So You’re The One” “Love Somebody” “It All Comes Back To Me Now” “Ain’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens” and “So Long For Awhile” （the closing theme for Your Hit Parade.）.
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – In The Still Of The Night（1937）
vocal: Jack Leonard
MGM gave us Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell in “Rosalie,” with Cole Porter introducing two new hits: the title song and this great ballad.
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Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra – Night Over Shanghai（1937）
vocal: Paul Barry
２度目の引用。
On-screen it was Dick Powell & Doris Weston joined by harmonica virtuoso Larry Adler for this Harry Warren & Johnny Mercer tune from “The Singing Marine.” Also from the film is the flip side “The Lady Who Couldn’t Be Kissed”. Between April and September 1937, Lennie Hayton conducted sixteen tracks for Decca that were issued on eight 78rpm singles. All of them featured vocalist Paul Barry, and all are available here on the channel.
Ruby Newman and his Orchestra – Quiet Night（1936）
vocal: Buddy Clark
Song from the Rodgers & Hart musical “On Your Toes,” which also introduced “There’s A Small Hotel” “Slaughter On Tenth Avenue” and “Glad To Be Unhappy.” Buddy’vocal refrain’ Clark also sings the “On Your Toes”
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Ray Anthony and his Orchestra – The Night Is Young And You’re So Beautiful（1951）
vocal: Ronnie Deauville
Billboard Chart Peak: 26 （radio play）
２度目の引用。
Wayne King and his Orchestra – The Night Is Young And You’re So Beautiful（1937）
（instrumental）
２度目の引用。
This popular ballad of early 1937 was the co-creation of noted composers Irving Kahal, Dana Suesse, and Billy Rose.
George Hall and the Hotel Taft Orchestra – The Night Is Young And You’re So Beautiful（1937）
vocal: Johnny McKeever
２度目の引用。
This hit ballad was the co-creation of noted composers Irving Kahal, Dana Suesse, and Billy Rose.
Ted Fio Rito and his Orchestra – The Night Is Young And You’re So Beautiful（1936）
vocal: Stanley Hickman
２度目の引用。
This hit ballad was the co-creation of noted composers Irving Kahal, Dana Suesse, and Billy Rose. For the flip side “Never Gonna Dance,”
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George Hall and his Hotel Taft Orchestra – Love Came Out Of The Night（1936）
vocal: Dolly Dawn
The flip side is “There’s Always A Happy Ending”.
Hudson-DeLange Orchestra – Midnight At The Onyx（1936）
onyx, onyxes（複数形）＝しまめのう。この場合はジャズクラブの名。
The title refers to Manhattan’s famed 1930s jazz spot The Onyx Club, a former speakeasy on West 52nd Street which billed itself as “The Cradle of Swing.”
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Herbie Kay and his Orchestra – Remember Last Night（1935）
vocal: Elvan “Fuzzy” Combs
２度目の引用。
The label references the 1935 Universal comedy-mystery film “Remember Last Night?” but this Sam Coslow tune was not used in the movie. Herbie Kay is also remembered for having discovered Dorothy Lamour （they were married 1935-1939）. Kay died in 1944 at age 40.
Ethel Waters – Thief In The Night（1935）
orchestra conducted by Russell Wooding
セリフ部分あり。
２度目の引用。
“Take it easy, Greasy, you got a long way to slide!” Ethel introduced this and the also-posted flip side “Hottentot Potentate” in the 1935 revue “At Home Abroad,” the first Broadway musical directed by Vincente Minnelli, with songs by Arthur Schwartz & Howard Dietz and also featuring cast members Bea Lillie, Eleanor Powell, Reginald Gardiner, Eddie Foy Jr, and John Payne.
Russ Morgan and his Orchestra – Midnight Oil（1935）
（instrumental）
Well-regarded arranger and session trombonist Morgan conducted this and the flip side “Tidal Wave” at one of two 1935 studio dates he did for Columbia not long before he assembled his own “Music In The Morgan Manner” band and signed with Brunswick. The personnel for this Columbia session included such names as Arthur Rollini, Joe Venuti, Wingy Manone and trumpeter Russ Case, who composed “Midnight Oil.”
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Henry King and his Orchestra – A Blues Serenade（1936）
vocal: Joseph Sudy
recorded in Los Angeles August 2, 1936
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra – A Blues Serenade（1935）
vocal: Smith Ballew
Glenn was still a couple of years away from fronting his own band, but he was given label credit for this one-off 1935 studio date with such fellow session players as Bunny Berigan, Charlie Spivak, Jack Jenney, Claude Thornhill, Ray Bauduc, and other members of the current Ray Noble Orchestra.
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追加記事
Nelson Eddy & Gail Sherwood “In The Still Of The Night” on The Ed Sullivan Show
The Ed Sullivan Show
2025/02/28
May 22, 1960.
（２０２５年２月２８日）