Ernie Lewis Discography of CDs

Ernie Lewis music CDs Renowned for playing multiple instruments, Ernie Lewis has been called a "renaissance man" in his field. Ernie is a singer and song writer who enjoys performing many genres of music. Ernie was born in Ft. Leonard Wood, MO, where he spent his childhood in the ...

Ernie Lewis CD discography The British Decca record label was established in early 1929. After creating a handful of experimental unreleased pressings, the highly regarded dance band led by Bert Ambrose became the first such organization to make commercially issued records for this company. Retrieval's Hottest of the ...

Ernie Lewis discography It has often been said that the finest of all British dance bands - at least during the 1930s - was that led by Bert Ambrose. Glenn Miller is often credited with having invented the trademark of using the device of the clarinet on ...

Ernie Lewis albums A prototype traditional jazz/Dixieland record featuring Bob Scobey and his Frisco band. It included Clancy Hayes on banjo and vocals, plus Wally Rose on piano. Scobey's trumpet solos were authentic, exuberant, and enjoyable, as was the music. ~ Ron Wynn Recording information: Los Angeles, CA ...

Ernie Lewis CD discography Trumpeter Bob Scobey (1916-1963) developed his chops playing second trumpet with Lu Watters and the Yerba Buena Jazz Band during the 1940s. That group's legacy has been preserved in the four-CD box set The Complete Good Time Jazz Recordings. A wonderful sequel to that ...

Ernie Lewis music CDs British singer Sam Browne was, along with Al Bowlly, the voice of the '30s. He was the vocalist chosen by many of the top bandleaders and he made well over 1,000 recordings. This compilation shines the spotlight on Browne's vocal artistry while fronting Liner ...

Ernie Lewis songs Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Happys Days Are Here Again; Singapore Sorrows; If I Had You; Continental, The; Cryin' for the Carolines; 'Leven Thirty Saturday Night; Embassy Stomp; 'Free and Easy', The; Peanut Vendor, The; Hors d'Oeuvres; I'm Thru With Love; Me!; Maracas; Sun Has ...

Ernie Lewis albums Trumpeter Bob Scobey's Dixieland bands in the 1950s were pretty consistent. This CD reissue brings back one of Scobey's better dates. After a weak start on a somewhat square version of "Battle Hymn of the Republic," the remainder of the program mixes together Dixieland ...

Ernie Lewis music CDs There are few songwriters enshrined in the Great American Songbook more uniquely American than Hoagy Carmichael. While Cole Porter epitomized uptown savoir-faire and George Gershwin embraced a modernist sense of the cosmopolitan, Carmichael was the mellow Southern Gentleman, an easygoing yet thoughtful Everyman who ...

Ernie Lewis discography Trumpeter Bob Scobey and singer/banjoist Clancy Hayes always made for a delightful team. Clancy takes seven vocals on this CD reissue, and Scobey's fiery trumpet gets plenty of solo space. The latter's band (which also features trombonist Jack Buck and clarinetist Bill Napier) is ...

Ernie Lewis songs Liner Note Author: Tony Watts. Recording information: Dorchester Hotel, London, England (10/09/1923-09/01/1936); Mayfair Hotel, London, England (10/09/1923-09/01/1936). Directors: Debroy Somers; Al Starita; Jack Jackson; Ray Noble; Carroll Gibbons. Unknown Contributor Roles: George Melachrino; ...