Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1948 — Page 9

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Herman-Harris Are ‘Everywhere’

On New Slow and Moody Melody

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By DONNA MIKELS Here's heaven for Herman-Harris adherants. A whole side of the Herman powerhouse subdued into moody bac d for a throbbin’-sobbin’ Bill Harris trombone solo. Name of the disc is A Everywhere, on. Columbia, ~~ i If the slow moody melody seems tailor-made for t stvie it might be because the composer was a guy named Bill Harris. A longtime member of the Herman Herd, Harris seemed|combination on “A Little Bird to know how to style. every note/Told Me,” and “If That Isn't to: bring out the band's best—and|Love, What Is?” what could be better tian| For a Latin lilt, try Xaxier Woody's best? Cugat’s “Siesta,” "and “In SanThe second side is a neat con-|tiago, Chile,” sung by Bob Gratrast. It's an all-out rhythm in-/ham. strumental on the “Goof and 1,”

with some terrific solo work vv Arnold, Como

Woody, tenor saxman Stan Getz) and Don Lamond on drums. As od the bopsters would say, it's as 1 OP Juke Boxes

mad, mad! | > ¥ xx : " SEEMS A shame to talk about other records after mentioning] this one. But other people besides Woody do make good Fevorss—| Trinstance! RCA Victor—Brad Gowans,| one of the men in the know ‘on jazz music, has recorded two Dixieland classics “Singin’ the Blues,” and “Jazz Me Blues,” with an all-star group of such stars’ as Gowans himself on trombone, | the late Dave Tough at drums, Billy. Butterfield’'s trumpet and a dozen others. Both tunes were waxed originally by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band on RCA Victor and in later years by such greats as Armstrong, Beiderbecke, Red Nichols Pennies, Ellington and ‘a dozen others. In his version Gowans brings: the stylings up to date but the keeps

Eddy Arnold and Perry Como were voted top “nickel grabbers” by coin machine operators in the annual poll of Cash Box, industry magazine, : Arnold took first place as best hillbilly artist of 194% as well as for his waxing of “Bouquet of Roses.” For the second time Como was voted best male vocalist. Vaughn Monroe was voted best. orchestra in the same poll. A I ————————————————————

Ted Weems’ ‘Mickey’ Hits Million Mark Ted Weems’ record: of “Heart~| aches” has just moved over in|

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{terior burst into flames. He {rushed in, picked up Mrs. Dodd's {body from the floor and carried! {her out. { Mrs. Dodd's dog, believed to be! labout 19 years old, also died in the smoke-filled trailer. Her husband, William Dodd, | 68, is an elevator operator at] the Underwriters’ Bldg. He was working at the time of the blaze.

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the authoritative “ruckey tuck” Milliag sales figure. of the original tunes. : His record of “Heartaches,” For light listening, try the Ht a pe wo Jue 8 halt “ - ecca ¢..- a . ) ng Lote DH vey 7 Sul and RCA Victor, was responsible | his band and his star sideman, a Grapefruit) mnd “Mean to Me.” TOF skyrocketing maestro Weems Bill Harris, turn out four-star A sizzling old time Hawkins/t0 the top of the name band listening on their latest "Everystyle makes “Needle Point,” by heap last year. where."

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Wreck at Gary

GARY, Dec. 28 (UP)—A Chi-| | cago, South Shore and South] {Bend passenger train ploughed into two standing gondola cars |early today, injuring Bix persons. The chief dispatcher’s office at Michigan City said it understood that none of the injured was in § serious condition. . . The South Shore Railroad is Tan electrified interurban “route running around Lake Michigan from Chicago to South Bend. Witnesses _ said the Chicagobound three-car passenger, train! struck the gondola cars on the,

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