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Artie Shaw and his Orchestra – Alone Together（1939）
２度目の引用。
Lovely ballad from “Flying Colors,” the 1932 musical revue by Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz which also introduced the songs “A Shine On Your Shoes” and “Louisiana Hayride.”
Leo Reisman and his Orchestra – Alone Together（1932）
vocal: Frank Luther
２度目の引用。
Lovely ballad from “Flying Colors,” the 1932 musical revue by Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz. Two other hit songs from the show, “A Shine On Your Shoes” and “Louisiana Hayride,” are also included in this 1932 collection as recorded by Roger Wolfe Kahn.
Roger Wolfe Kahn & his Orchestra – Another Night Alone（1932）
vocal: Del Porter
A decade later, singer Del Porter would be heard as both soloist and vocal ensemble member on quite a number of recordings by Spike Jones’ City Slickers. The Kahn flip side is “Sheltered By The Stars, Cradled By The Moon”
George Olsen and his Music – I’m So Alone With The Crowd（The Gang Song）（1932）
vocal: Ethel Shutta
２度目の引用。
Mrs. George Olsen sings this lament from the pens of Joe Young and Little Jack Little. For the flipside “Gosh Darn!”
Savoy Hotel Orpheans – Alone With My Dreams（1932）
vocal: Jack Plant
A song from the Jack Buchanan film “A Man Of Mayfair” with a flip side of “I Apologize”. The band was co-led at the time by Howard Jacobs （conductor-sax player） and Carroll Gibbons （piano）. When Jacobs departed in the spring of’32, Gibbons assumed full leadership, and his name was added to the record label credits the following October.
Nat’King’ Cole – Penthouse Serenade（When We’re Alone）
from the album “Penthouse Serenade”（1952/09）
２度目の引用。
Ralph Flanagan and his Orchestra – （When We’re Alone）Penthouse Serenade（1949 version）
２度目の引用。
Here’s Flanagan’s first commercial recording of the 1932 song hit （other YouTube posts at this time are either radio broadcast versions or the band’s re-recording made for the 1958 LP “Ralph Flanagan In Hi-Fi”）.
Victor Arden-Phil Ohman and Their Orchestra – When We’re Alone（Penthouse Serenade）（1932）
vocal: Frank Munn
２度目の引用。
Over the years it was “Penthouse Serenade” by which the song most commonly came to be known.
D’Orsay Dance Orch. – When We’re Alone（Penthouse Serenade）（1932）
vocal: Paul Small as “Le Dandy”
２度目の引用。
Ben Selvin as “D’Orsay Dance Orch.”
This pretty version of the popular tune was recorded three days before Selvin’s more commonly available Columbia-label version–a different arrangement featuring vocalist Helen Rowland
Smith Ballew & his Orchestra – When We’re Alone（Penthouse Serenade）（1932）
vocal: Smith Ballew
２度目の引用。
This session is entered in Johnson-Shirley ADBORAF under the Dick Cherwin Orch. listings but shown as possibly conducted by Lou Gold.
Ben Selvin & his Orchestra – When We’re Alone（Penthouse Serenade）（1931）
vocal: Helen Rowland
２度目の引用。
Jack Hylton and his Orchestra – Lonesome Lover（1931）
vocal: Pat O’Malley
UK release of a song popularized on record in America by Isham Jones.
Bert Lown and His Hotel Biltmore Orchestra – Lonesome Lover（1931）
vocal: Elmer Feldkamp
See also posted versions of the song by Isham Jones and Jack Hylton
Isham Jones’ Orchestra – Lonesome Lover（1930）
vocal: Frank Sylvano
One of Isham’s most popular early-1930s swingers. For a more subdued version by the Bert Lown band
Jack Hylton and his Orchestra – One Night Alone With You（1930）
vocal: Pat O’Malley
Recorded mid-1930 in the UK by HMV, this side was made available to United States record buyers one year later when Victor paired it with the Bert Lown tune “After Tonight”.
Frank Auburn and his Orchestra – Lonely（1930）
vocal: Bill Coty as “Robert Wood”
Phil Spitalny as “Frank Auburn”
This tune was performed in the 1930 MGM film “The Singer Of Seville” （original title “Call Of The Flesh”） starring Ramon Novarro, who is credited as the song’s co-writer. The flip side is “F’r Instance”
Lloyd Huntley and His Isle O’ Blues Orchestra – Alone In The Rain（1929）
with vocal trio
This and the flip side “Moanin’ For You” were songs written for the’lost’ Pathe Exchange film “The Grand Parade,” which starred Helen Twelvetrees and Fred Scott.
Ipana Troubadours – Alone In The Rain（1929）
conducted by Sam Lanin
vocal: Smith Ballew
This song was written for the’lost’ Pathe Exchange film “The Grand Parade,” which starred Helen Twelvetrees and Fred Scott. Also available here on the channel is Brunswick’s release of the song by Lloyd Huntley AHO .
Rudy Vallée and His Connecticut Yankees – Lonely Troubadour（1929）
vocal: Rudy Vallée
One of several strong-selling releases for Vallee during his breakthrough year of 1929.
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Sue Childs – Lonesome Road
スー・チャイルズ – ロンサム・ロード
from the album “Introducing”（1964）イントロデューシング
Jackie Jocko And The Barrett Singers – Lonesome Road（1958）
Col Joye – Lonesome Road（TV live）
２度目の引用。
Mirriam Johnson – Lonesome Road（1961/03）
Producer: Duane Eddy
シングル “Young And Innocent” のＢ面。
Frankie Laine – The Lonesome Road（1958/03/10）
orchestra conducted by Al Lerner
Benny Goodman And His Quartet – The Lonesome Road（1947/05）
Peggy Lee – The Lonesome Road（1946）
Louis Armstzrong & His Orch. – Lonesome Road（1946）
SP盤 “Struttin’ With Some Barbecue” のＢ面。
（Remastered）
Sister Rosetta Tharpe – The Lonesome Road
Sister Rosetta Tharpe – Lonesome Road （1941） | Soundie
Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra – Lonesome Road（1940）
Bing Crosby – The Lonesome Road
from the album “The Vintage Years”（UK:2007 4 x CD, Compilation）
from broadcasts 1937 – 1938
Bing Crosby With John Scott Trotter And His Orchestra – The Lonesome Road（1939）
SP盤 “Just A Kid Named Joe” のＢ面。
Sister Rosetta Tharpe – The Lonesome Road（1938）
Ted Lewis and his Band – The Lonesome Road（1930）
vocal: Ted Lewis & Dixie Four
“Look down, look down that lonesome road” was composed in 1927 by Victor’s music director Nat Shilkret and the label’s star vocalist Gene Austin. Note this label’s “Show Boat” credit, which refers to the 1929 part-talkie motion picture in which the tune was heard during the film’s finale in place of “Ol’ Man River.”
The Dixie Four was an African-American Quartet consisting of Charles Emmett, William Emmett, Herbert Benson, and Junior Dean.
Gene Austin – The Lonesome Road（1928）
Composer: Gene Austin, Nathaniel Shilkret
recorded September 16, 1927
＜参考＞
MFSB Featuring The Three Degrees – TSOP （The Sound Of Philadelphia）（1974/02/06）
スリー・ディグリーズとＭＦＳＢ – ソウル・トレインのテーマ
メロディの頭が “Lonesome Road” に似ている。
３度目の引用。
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Gerald Marks and his Orchestra – If I Can’t Have You（I Want To Be Lonesome – I Want To Be Blue）（1928）
vocal: Nelson Bitterman
For a period in the late 1920s, songwriter Marks （”All Of Me,” “Is It True What They Say About Dixie,” etc.） led a regional Michigan band, sometimes billed as his “Hotel Tuller Orchestra” （Detroit）. This is one of 13 issued tracks from his two documented commercial recording sessions. Among the band members during this period were Shay Jones （brother of Isham） and Spike Knoblauch （aka Glen Gray）. On the 78 flip side is the Radiolites recording of “Sweet Lorraine”.
Hal Kemp and his Orchestra, formerly of the University Of North Carolina – If I Can’t Have You（I Want to Be Lonesome–I Want to Be Blue）（1928）
with vocal quartet
Full title of this Walter Donaldson composition is “If I Can’t Have You （I Want to Be Lonesome–I Want to Be Blue）.” Vocalists are Hal Kemp, Saxie Dowell, Skinny Ennis, and Ben Williams. The flip side is “Mary Ann”.
Bernie Cummins and his Orchestra – Lonely Melody（1928）
with vocal trio（Bernie Cummins, Walter Cummins, and Paul Roberts）
The flip side is “When You’re With Somebody Else”.
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra – All Alone Monday（1927）
vocal and ukulele: Johnny Marvin
Johnny Marvin brightly strums and sings on this Shilkret best-seller. The Bert Kalmar-Harry Ruby tune was written for their 1926 stage musical “The Ramblers.”
Fred Rich and his Hotel Astor Orchestra – All Alone Monday（1926）
vocal: Irving Kaufman as “Frank Harris”
This Bert Kalmar-Harry Ruby tune was written for their 1926 stage musical “The Ramblers.” For the Nat Shilkret/Johnny Marvin version,
Don Voorhees and his Earl Carroll Vanities Orchestra – One Alone（1927）
vocal: Charles Kaley
Music by Sigmund Romberg, words by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra – One Alone（1926）
Ruth Etting – Lonesome And Sorry（1926）
accompanied by Rube Bloom on piano
２度目の引用。
John McCormack – All Alone（1925）
orchestra conducted by Nat Shilkret
Here’s the famed Irish tenor with one of three strong-selling versions of the Irving Berlin ballad which are included in this 1925 Hits collection. See also Al Jolson
and Paul Whiteman （instrumental）
Al Jolson with Ray Miller and his Orchestra – All Alone（1925）
One of several popular recordings of this famous Irving Berlin waltz. For the instrumental Paul Whiteman version
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – All Alone（1925）
アービング・バーリンがレビュー『ミュージック・ボックス・レビュー・オブ・1924』のために書いた曲。
One of several best-selling recordings of the popular Irving Berlin waltz.
Bar Harbor Society Orchestra – Lonely And Blue（1925）
Ben Selvin
Carl Fenton’s Orchestra – Alone At Last（1925）
vocal: Irving Kaufman
recorded in NYC July 1, 1925
２度目の引用。
Vikki Carr – None But The Lonely Heart
ヴィッキー・カー – ナン・バット・ザ・ロンリー・ハート
from the album “Anatomy Of Love”（1965）アナトミー・オブ・ラヴ
Frank Sinatra – None But The Lonely Heart（1947）
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – None But The Lonely Heart（1941）
Tchaikovsky-arranged by Axel Stordahl
recorded in NYC September 12, 1941
Josef Sakonov, London Festival Orchestra – Tchaikovsky: None But The Lonely Heart
6 Romances, Op. 6, No. 6
from the album “Violinissimo: Great Violin Encores”（1972）
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