Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1948 — Page 8
Ray Bauduc and Bobcats Score A New Hit With ‘Sugar’ and ‘Liza’
‘Just for Now,’ ‘Everybody Loves Somebody’
By Frank Sinatra Is Little Less Torrid By DONNA MIKELS
Maybe the weather's too hot
Bauduc and his Bobcats offer something special in their Capitol]
recording of “When My Sugar Walks Down the Street” and “Lil
Liza Jane.”
3's in a strictly simple rucky-tuck style that makes it a jazz classic. Furthermore, this release marks the first time Drummer-
man Bauduc ever has“sung ‘on a
record.
“Sugar” and “Liza” are both,
old standards which haven't been
revived recently. However, “Liza” |
is brought up to date with new, lyrics. The all-star lineup backing Baudue includes Eddie Miller, |
tenor sax; Matty Matlock, clari-|
net; Nate Kazebier, trumpet, and Brad Gowans, valve trombone. This won’t be a best-seller, but it's good. For something a little less torrid, try listening to Frank Sina-
tra’s “Just For Now” and “Every-|
body Loves Somebody.” Ang, not a new release but still one of the best of the popular crop, “Love Somebody” by Buddy Clark and Doris Day. Other new include: RCA VICTOR — Like a good march tune? Take your pick
record releases
from “Band Marches by Spring
Garden Band,” a series of familiar selections by the famous York, Pa., band, directed by Lester K. Loucks. ‘The selections include “Hands Across the Sea,” “From Tropic. to Tropic,” “Sabre and Spurs,” “Grandioso,” “March ‘The Southerner’,” “Fearless,” “Gladiator March” and “Purple Pageant.” The old bluesy “Baby All the Time” is one of the best jazz vein tunes by Tommy Dorsey in recent months. Lucy Polk sings it. Flip is “Judalene,” a ballad sung by Stuart Foster, ' As informal as the credit on it is “You Came a Long Way” by “Ray McKinley and Some of the Boys.” Ray sings the calypso vocal. Becond side is a Marcy Lutes vocal oh “For Heaven's Sake.” Hoosier Helen Carroll and the Satisfiers satisfy with their treat-
for this sort of thing, but Ray|
Tip-Top “Tunes In Juke Boxes
The five top tunes on Indianapolis ‘julie boxes this {| week are: 1. “You Can't Be True, Dear,” Ken Griffin 2. “My Happiness,” ! Ella Fitzgerald ff 3 “Woody Woodpecker Song,” ! Mel Blane | 4. “Nature Boy,” ' { King Cole. 5. “Little White Lies,” Dick Haymes.
ment of “Highway to Love” and “Raggedy Ann.” \ It gets syrupy as Dennis Day combines “Sleep, My Child” with “Daddy, You've Been a Mither to Me.” “Sleep” is a hit tume overseas being tried here for aize. Lush describes the Tony Martin version of “Music From Beyond the Moon” and “If I Had You.” { COLUMBIA —Dick Jurgens always had a way with a novelty. His newest releases turn “Mississippt Mud” into a novelty vehicle for a Jimmy Castle vocal, while the flip features the same vocalist on “Kiss-Kiss-Kissin’ in the Corn.” You either like Cab Calloway) or you don't. Those who don’t will like “Calloway Boogie” as little as any of his tunes because it’s in typical hi-de-ho fashion. But it’s bound to click with those who like Cab’s groovy interpretations. Flip is another novelty, “Two Blocks Down,” a semitakeoff of the old “Between 18th and 19th on Chestnut St,” hit. Another old favorite, Pearl
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Disc Religious Music Gains New Popularity
Quartet, a group which speci izes in hymns of all denomi tions.
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and Tenderly.”
Red Ingle' and his Natural ||Seven are still trying to capture jlanother hit MNke “Temptation.” Unfortunately, neither “Git Up
Turkey Trot” is it. is the latter, a takeoff on Mr.
bers include Latin American group on “El Mosguito” and “Los Hijos Da Buda,” the Philsharmonica Trio on “Sleepy Time “Czardad,” and the 8t. Paul Church Choir of Los | Angeles on “Make Me Feel Like Flying Away” and “Dig a Little
For the hillybilly fans, Merle Travis sings and strums “NinePound Hammer” and “I Am a Pilgrim,” while Jimmy' Wakely and his Cowboy Band beat out “For the Sake of Days Gone By”
Religious music on. record is coming into its own more and more recently. Latest album of religious music is the Harmoneexs
The selections in the RCA Vic-¥THE LURE OF RIVERS “Rock of
“Tell Me the Old, Old zation, man has settled near rivers Story,” “The Church in the Wildwood,” “Have Thine Own Way, Lord,” “I Love to Tell the Story,” “Just As I Am,” “Let the Lower (Lights Be Burning,” and “Softly
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two “popular classics” by ‘Tchaikovsky on a 12-inch Red Seal record. They are “June” (Barcardlle in G. Minor) and “November” (Trolka en Tralneaux) from the suite, “The Months.” A fine recording for Tchoikovsky fans. (Victor 12-0242), | | ” " - SLAVE DANCE: A musical image of the Orient is offered in “Dance of The Persian Slaves,” by Moussorgsky—played by the Royal Philharmonic . Orchestra. Sir Thomas Beecham conducts. It seems impossible to find ‘an “ordinary” Beecham recording. But this is one of his better ores. A 12-inch Red Seal record. (Victor 12-0239).
RCA Produces Booklet On Operatic Arias
RCA Victor has produced a booklet titled “Fifty Favorite Operatic Arias” containing English translations of the foreign words in outstanding operatic arias currently available on RCA Victor single records. The booklet has been prepared in response to continued widespread demand by opera fans who are unfamiliar with foreign language texts. Listings include aria titles and available record numbers of each particular selection. It retails at 50 cents.
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Mrs. W. B. Sarber has been elected president of the Mark Twain Association of Indiana,
Cc. Other officers named at a recent meeting were Miss Margaret Champlin, secretary; Miss Ruth Miller, treasurer, and Mrs. Ruth Edwards Pearson, program chairman. Mary Susan Singer, a member of the New York chapter, organized the local group in 1946. Its purpose is to perpetuate the works of Mark Twain, noted hu-|2 morist. The . Indiana organization recently donated a substantial sum to a fund for the establishment of a Mark Twain Chair of Literature at the University of California.
Miller Trombone Eyed by Fans
Because so many columnists have made nbte of the fact that Glen Miller's trombone is never absent from the stand when Tex Beneke's orchestra performs, souvenir hunters have made life pandemonium for the Beneke bandsmen. Jimmy Priddy only re-| cently had a trombone recovered by police from a fan who snitched it while Jimmy was off the stand. Actually Glenn’s trombone is always kept with the band’s baggage backstage now, to avoid the possibility of theft by an overlyavid Miller fan.
IU Reports Increase In:Summer Students Times State: Service BLOOMINGTON, June 29—A new record of 6120 full-time and 1947 part-time students have been enrolled in all’ divisions of the summer session at Indiana University. Compared to the full-time enrollment last summer of 5872, and the part-time student enrollment of 1828, this summer's session marks a gain of 248 full-time students over last summer, and 119 more part-time students.
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NEW YORK, June 29
aboard the Swedish - American liner Stockholm. Mr. Janus, managing director of Eximport Associates, Inc, a Chicago importing firm, said he probably would use the car himself until he can get a new American model. He has been ‘waiting 18 months for one. Too Much Car He admitted the big limousine was too much car for him. But he planned to drive it back to his home in Winnetka, Ill. He said he hoped to leave either today or tomorrow. The car was designed by Hitler. It has a 230 horsepower engine and a top speed of 135 miles an hour. It also uses a gallon of gasoline every seven miles and has five forward speeds. “The dashboard looks like an airplane instrument panel,” Mr. Janus said. “And the bulletproof glass is one and a quarter inches thick. “It's proof that bullet-proof glass, armorplate and iron curtains are no protection for dic-
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through a barter deal with a Swedish firm which was unable to pay dollars for a shipment of ball bearings. Mr. Janus said
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“It's as big as a tank,” he said. “But the kids will probably love it.”
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