American Big Band Biographies - "S" Listings Cont. formed his own orchestra (as also did Ray McKinley), and was one of the first bandssigned for Johnny mercer's then brand paul Specht Orch violinist. http://64.33.34.112/.WWW/s3.html
Extractions: Soon after moving to Chicago in 1927, he switched, from the Drums to piano. In these early years, Slack worked with Johnny Tobin's orch. In 1931, he moved to Los Angeles, CA, where he worked with bands led by Henry Halsted, Earl Burtnett, Archie Rosate and Lennie Hayton. During 1934-36, he worked with Ben Pollack's band, and from 1936-'39 was part of Jimmy Dorsey's band, where he worked alongside drummer Ray McKinley. Since Freddie had started his career as a drummer, there was a natural affinity between the two men. Between 1939-'41, he was the pianist for The Will Bradley - Ray McKinley Orchestra, so named because both men were partners in the new venture. Slack drew much public acclaim for his piano work on the band's famous recording of "Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar", as well as on many other Bradley recordings. These helped launch a boogie-woogie fad. (Slack was also heard on some Big Joe Turner recordings during this time, and with another 'Blues Man' - "T Bone" Walker, later during Slack's Capitol Records days.) Early in 1941, Slack left the Bradley-McKinley band and his place was briefly taken by Bob Holt, from Worcester, MA., before being replaced by Billy Maxted.
Richard J. Mercer, Rutgers College Class Of 1949 He was a violinist, a very talented man. nobody was ever fighting to get this kidMercer to read who had already been drafted, and his friend paul Hulick, and http://fas-history.rutgers.edu/oralhistory/mercer.html
Extractions: INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD J. MERCER An Interview with Richard J. Mercer, for the Rutgers Oral History Archives of World War II. Interview conducted by G. Kurt Piehler and Rob Archer in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on November 17, 1995. Transcript by Rob Archer and G. Kurt Piehler. Permission to quote from this transcript must be obtained from the Rutgers Oral History Archives of World War II. Kurt Piehler: This begins an interview with Mr. Richard J. Mercer on November 17, 1995, at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey with Kurt Piehler and.... Rob Archer: Robert Archer KP: And I guess I would like to begin by asking you a few questions about your parents. Particularly your father who was an assembly line worker for the Ford Motor Company. Richard Mercer: That's right. KP: Now I get the impression he probably got to know Henry Ford a little bit, because he became a dealer. KP: Did your father think of this as an intrusion? RM: Oh yes.
Extractions: A TO Z: A SELECTION This document contains a selection of musicians, from all times and all places, for whom the Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music includes entries. The entries in the Dictionary themselves range in length from a paragraph to five or more pages. Use this alphabet to jump to a particular letter: A B C D ... Z ABSIL , Jean (b. Bon-Secours, Hainaut, Belgium, 1893; d. Brussels, 1974). Composer. ACUFF, Roy (Claxton) (b. Maynardville, Tenn., 1903; d. Nashville, 1992). Country-and-western singer, fiddler, songwriter, and publisher. ADDERLY, Cannonball [Julian Edwin] (b. Tampa, 1928; d. Gary, Ind., 1975). Jazz alto saxophonist and leader of small groups. ADORNO, Theodor W(iesengrund) (b. Frankfurt am Main, 1903; d. Visp, Switzerland, 1969). Philosopher and writer on music. ANDERSON, Laurie (b. Chicago, 1947). Composer and performer. ANDERSON, Marian (b. Philadelphia, 1897; d. Portland, Ore., 1993). Contralto. ANDREWS, LaVerne,
2002-03 Season Maurice M. Clairmont Piano Prize and the paul A. Fish Sharp Duo) and with composerand violinist Mark O of Music in vocal performance from mercer University and http://www.lascrucessymphony.com/2002_03_season.htm
Extractions: Dr. Lonnie Klein, Conductor Catch the excitement! That's our theme as the Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra (LCSO) at NMSU embarks on its 23rd spectacular season. In a universal language, music lifts the soul, helps diverse people to communicate, and unlocks the creative spirit for children of all economic, social, and ethnic backgrounds. Our 2002-03 season promises to be an exciting one. Please renew your subscription early, tell a friend, encourage youth to attend, and consider sending a donation. With your help, we can continue our mission to reach patrons of all ages! Those who have attended our concerts in the past know the extraordinary level of commitment and enthusiasm of our musicians. The LCSO gives its heart and soul for each performance. I am honored to be the Music Director of this fine Orchestra and pledge my best possible efforts to bring the highest level of artistic excellence to all of you. Come be a part of this wonderful musical adventure!
December Concert Reviews paul mercer is a violinist Prodigy best known for his work with theethereal quintet The CHANGELINGS. He recently released some http://www.starvox.net/crypt/2dec3.htm
Extractions: ~reviewed by Rev. A. Strangerz 23.3 "One you lock the target, two you bait the line, three you slowly spread the net, and four..." I am caught. Front 242 playing at Chicago's Congress Theatre! The venue last famous for having the plaster falling off the nicely designed ceilings during the Chemical Brothers Show in 1998. I go with some friends of mine, Sam and Tish, a very travel worthy couple who are as happy to get out of the local scene for a night as me! It was a breeze, we managed to get the pre-sale price at the door, do to some problems we had with ticket-bastards. It only saved us $15, but that Is enough o splurge on dinner. There is just the right amount of chill in the air, and the excitement is building. I have been in the wrong place/wrong time for about a decade making it impossible to catch the Belgian bringers of industrial dance-hall death. As a promoter/DJ sure I am burned out on the classics (except "Don't Crash" ) , but this is live! Oh the expectations. With dinner done, and a good ride on the CTA, we head over to the Congress, and It Is a breeze, take reflective ticket out of pocket, hand It to the girl, rip. We are In. No line? Yet lots of people, the show Is set up rave style, and the lobby area of this massive building Is hosting It's own dance party. The line to get a beer, shows us how long the outside line once was.
Playwrights - Plays With Cast Of Males 3 Females 2 3, 2, , Drama, Let's Murder Vivaldi, mercer David. 3, 2, , Drama, SweetiesFor Billy, HEDGE paul L. 3, 2, , Drama, violinist, ZAPHIROPOULOU Angeliki. http://www.doollee.com/4M3F2.htm
Extractions: Doollee.com - this site eventually aims to list all Playwrights and their Plays written, adapted or translated into English, whose works have been professionally performed / published since the Royal Court's (London) production of John Osborne's "Look Back In Anger" in 1956 extras All The Fun Of The Fair WALKER David Belcher's Luck MERCER David Beneath The Waves GOULDING Philip Cat Among The Pigeons RAYBURN Joyce extras Choice Of Wars, A SHAW Irwin Commision, The MCGOUGH Roger Conditions Of Agreement, The WHITING John Dark Of the Night TREVERN Douglas Did You Feel It Move? CADDICK Edward Doc Faust! A Wild Western Musical GOULDING Philip Edgware Road Blues KINGSTON Leonard Fool's Silver GODFREY John Friend Of The Groom DEARSLEY A P Game, The ALLEN Janet Ghost Of Peter Ryder, The TOWNSEND Henry Guardsman's Cup Of Tea, A BROWNE Thomas Heading West GOULDING Philip Humphrey Pumphrey Had A Great Fall GREENWAY Alfred Hushed October SAWYER D Immutability of Lewis Brown SHELLAN David extras In His Own Write LENNON John Lean And Hungry Priest, A
Following Canadian Music Dreams Greg Guy violinist Marc Djokic is congratulated backstage by Taylor, Susan Rogers,Marianne Ward and paul Macnab and mercer and Rostad mugged for a photo with http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2002/10/06/p143.raw.html
Extractions: Hockey Night in Halifax: Lt.-Gov. Myra Freeman and her husband, Lawrence, stand in the CBC Hockey Night In Canada booth with Ron MacLean, CBC executive vice-president Harold Redekopp (formerly of Aylesford East) and Mr. Colourful Don Cherry, at CBC-TV's 50th anniversary party at the Via Rail station in Halifax on Friday. MacLean was looking a little stiff after a tough week of contract negotiations.
INTERVIEW: The Changelings the infamy of Atlanta, Georgia, Chandler Rentz, Regeana Morris, Nick Pagan, DamonYoung and paul mercer conspire to Nick paul (our violinist) used to play http://www.legendsmagazine.net/96/intchan.htm
Extractions: In everything that is beautiful, here come the Changelings. Close your eyes and open both heart and soul to the transcendental music of the Changelings. Seductive, wondrous and varied, this quintet transports the hungry, romantic spirit beyond the toils of the day, beyond the walls of the desk, beyond the home and into tranquil bliss, an enchanted exploration of personal desires, needs and satisfying fantasy. Drifting as minstrels through the infamy of Atlanta, Georgia, Chandler Rentz, Regeana Morris, Nick Pagan, Damon Young and Paul Mercer conspire to charm and mystify you in blending Baroque ballads, modern ethereal enchantments and dark, mesmerizing, medieval incantations. Momentarily breaking the spell, we hear from this half somber, half smiling troupe concerning the imminent release of their fourth full-length CD and their plans for an upcoming tour, Summer 1999. Five musicians, all with bills, routine obligations, personal relationships and the occasional last minute surprise event manage to convene, compose, rehearse, perform and record. I am having a Brady Bunch moment here. In general, how does The Changelings win out over so many separate daily agendas?
Old First Concerts - Calendar Soprano Shannon mercer has a Craig Reiss, violin Dan Banner, violin paul Ehrlich,viola Victoria The Eos Ensemble, founded by violinist Craig Reiss, is an http://www.oldfirstconcerts.org/calendar.html
Extractions: Since its inception in 1987, the Gold Coast Chamber Players have become synonymous with the Bay Area's best in classical music. Tonight's ensemble is comprised of musicians from the San Francisco Opera Orchestra. Their program takes the listener from the joyous Mozart Divertimento to a lyrical Quartet by Joelle Wallach filled with longing and plaintive melodies, and ends with one of the most beloved and passionate works by Johannes Brahms, the Clarinet Quintet. "Pure joy. I was hyperventilating (during) the last movement from pleasure. The group was so united, so committed and musically colorful" Amy Frost, Principal Cellist, Kennedy Center Orchestra, Washington D.C. Friday, April 11 ~ 8 P.M. San Jose State Choraliers Dr. Charlene Archibeque, musical director Considered one of America?s preeminent chamber choirs, this auditioned ensemble specializes in intimate chamber music from the Renaissance and the 20th Century, and folk music from around the world. The Choraliers achieved fame in Europe by winning the prestigious "Choir of the World" title at the 1991 International Musical Eisteddfod in Llangollen, Wales. The Choraliers have produced six critically-acclaimed cd's, including their most recent, Experience. Included in the program will be songs of Aaron Copeland, Samuel Barber, Lou Harrison, Norman Dello Joio and the French Songs from Leonard Bernstein's Choral Work, The Lark. "Archibeque has long and consistently produced the best choral groups in the Bay Area. Better balance couldn't be asked." Times Tribune
NEWSLETTER 120 Jazz - 2 recorded by great pioneering black violinist Eddie South Mae Morse, Martha Tilton,paul Whiteman, Connie Haines, Gordon Jenkins, Johnny mercer, Freddie Slack http://www.rootsandrhythm.com/roots/NEWSLETTER 120/newjazz_b.htm
Extractions: Arhoolie 488 Gulf Coast Blues 15 tracks, 68 min, recommended Traditional New Orleans jazz as it was meant to be played - no striped shirts, straw hats & "Saints" here. Originally released on Arhoolie 2016 from '71, these were initially released around '60 on Folklyric 117. These '59 sessions find pianist Billie & her husband trumpeter DeDe on mostly duets cut when they were just re-discovered in New Orleans - they were soon to join the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. Several tunes has backing by Brother Randolph on washboard, sounding like they're backing a tap-dancer! Also included are 3 Billie solo tunes originally issued on the LP sampler "Primitive Piano". Great raw versions of Eh la Bas/ Peanut Vender/ Mama Don't Allow/ In The Racket , etc. (GM)
Flotsam & Jetsam lighting paul Mathiesen set design paul Mathiesen, Juliet Zealand's Artspace Galleryand Toronto's mercer Union Tunick; and Los Angeles violinist Mark Menzies http://www.music.princeton.edu/~juliet/flotsam.html
Extractions: L to R: Vilma Vitols, Susan Macpherson, Ya-Wen Wang. Photos: Evelyn von Michalofski is a definition-defying opera for mezzo-soprano, pianist and dancer. Premiered at Canada's Open Ears Festival in May 2001, crosses boundaries between dance, music and video, bringing together some of Toronto's most innovative artists. In the 1920's composer Juliet Palmer 's grandmother played piano for silent films in the tiny New Zealand town of Takaka. Weaving together her grandmother's memories with the underwater world of Australian silent film star Annette Kellerman, features mezzo-soprano Vilma Vitols , dancer Susan Macpherson and pianist Nicole Bellamy. Choreographed and co-directed by Bill James , the work incorporates stunning underwater images by filmmaker Nick de Pencier alongside rare footage from Venus of the South Seas (1924). Artist Evlyn von Michalofski 's fantastical costumes of metal, plastic tubing and industrial felt transform the three women into high-tech mermaids, while Paul Mathiesen 's lighting structure evokes the high-diving aquarium of Kellerman's vaudeville routines.
What's Up The three sisterspianist Lucia, violinist Angella and cellist mercer is currentlya fellow at the Society Greenly, Greg Hall, Julie Horleman, paul Long, Erin http://www.udel.edu/PR/UpDate/00/11/whatsup.html
Extractions: Vol. 19, No. 11 F or gardening friends and relatives, a gift subscription to Garden Check, the gardening newsletter from Delaware Cooperative Extension, may be the perfect answer. It's only $17.50 for 10 issues, and a gift card is provided for personalization. Garden Check is written for the home gardener in the mid-Atlantic region. Now in its 20th year, Garden Check offers expert advice for the home gardener on lawn care, planting, pruning and fertilizing from March through October. Delaware Cooperative Extension specialists and agents in horticulture, plant pathology, entomology and the environment keep readers up-to-date on current practices, preventatives and products. In addition, writers alert gardeners to upcoming problems before they get out of hand. With the increased concern about environmental issues, pesticide safety and water quality, Garden Check makes it easier for readers to avoid excessive, untimely or dangerous uses of lawn and garden products. To subscribe and/or order a gift subscription, send a check for $17.50 for each subscription payable to University of Delaware-to Garden Check Subscriptions, 910 South Chapel St., Newark, DE 19716-1303. The first issue will arrive in March.
My Blue Heaven: The Life And Music Of Composer Walter Donaldson The Clock, a Donaldson collaboration with Johnny mercer. violinist Andy Stein swingsout on the Donaldson My Blue Heaven (performed by paul Whiteman Orchestra). http://www.riverwalk.org/proglist/showpromo/walterdonaldson.htm
Extractions: courtesy of Donaldson Publishing. This week's Riverwalk celebrates the life and music of composer Walter Donaldson with live performances by the Jim Cullum Jazz Band and their friends: vocalists Nina Ferro, Banu Gibson Rebecca Kilgore, Stephanie Nakasian ; pianist Dick Hyman; and jazz violinist Andy Stein Walter Donaldson's daughter, Ellen Donaldson, talks about her personal memories of growing up with the composer, and we'll hear the family stories behind some of her father's most famous recordings. Left: Walter and Dorothy Donaldson with Sheila, left, and Ellen; the Catskills, 1943. Photo courtesy of Donaldson Publishing. Walter Donaldson (1893-1947) was one of the most prolific American popular song writers of the twentieth century. He wrote more than 600 songs in his 30-year career. He composed most of his best during the years between the two World Wars, when he collaborated with many of the best known lyricists of his day (among them Gus Kahn, Edgar Leslie, Bud de Sylva, and Johnny Mercer), but he also wrote many of his own lyrics, such as At Sundown, Little White Lies
New Page 1 POPS in showstopper numbers by Johnny mercer, Ira H. Weil Foundation, in memoryof paul H. Weil. Pianist Allison Weissman plays Grieg violinist Eric Shute http://www.oceancitypops.org/OC-POPS-2001-Schedule.htm
Extractions: Soaring through the 21 st Century See Archives of the 2001 Concert Season Archive - 2001 Schedule 1. Saturday, June 2 - POPS Goes to the Tabernacle Orchestra features Philadelphia Chorus in Gospel Halleluia and the exciting Gloria by John Rutter plus Brahms Liebeswalzes. Acclaimed organist Scott Breiner performs Bach and Poulenc with orchestra. Tenor Stephen Costello sings Broadway arrangements and Maestro Scheible plays the Carnival of Venice. 8:00 p.m. Tickets $20 2. Sunday, June 24 - International star Rita Moreno of West Side Story fame. Hear this amazing singer, dancer and actress (the only one to have won all four top awards - Grammy, Emmy, Oscar and Tony!) Sponsored by Commerce Bank . 8:30 p.m. Tickets $25/15 Celebrate Opening Night at the POPS earlier by attending the Friends of the POPS Gala Dinner at the Flanders Hotel. Tickets $80.00 per person. For reservations or information call Anthony Kutschera at 609-391-1998. 3. Sunday, July 1 - Tribute to John Philip Sousa.
DO YOU KNOW I? John mercer LangstonUS Congressman from Virginia. paul Robeson-A BaritoneTo Remember. Claudio JD Brindis de Sala-German Baron and Court violinist. http://www.inithebabeandsuckling.com/Bibliography.html
Extractions: DO YOU KNOW I? Sadly enough when being taught "His-Story", InI only get bits and pieces of a few people who have contributed to the freeness of humanity. All through the Earth from Africa in the East to the Americas in the West, through many different time frames, revolution has been knocking on the door. King RastafarI has taught InI that it is very important to study these figures and what they stand for (even though they may not be here in the flesh), that what they have built and fought for, is what InI build and fight for and will still build and fight for in the future. Even though many have met their untimely fate by violence, many on this list have fought with non-violence as well as violence to reach that inevitable goal of freeness for InI the children of this time. By using their brain and muscle, these are a few of the names of who InI call "Foundation Builders" who must be recognized within "InI Story." Haile Selassie I-Ethiopia's Dauntless Emperor, Earth's Rightful Ruler Iyesus Christ-Son of the Almighty Piankhy-Conqueror of Egypt Prince Charles Edward Emmanuell-God and King of the E.A.B.I.C.
PipeChat Digest #1030 - 08/16/99 (Dushkin was a violinist who used to Thanks, paul R. Swank The Happily Retired Organist RETuba Tune From Stephen FP Karr karr_sf@ACADMN.mercer.EDU Date http://www.pipechat.org/archives/1999/august/digest1030.html
Extractions: PipeChat Digest #1030 - Monday, August 16, 1999 Re: Finale vs. Sibelius, printers (X-posted) by "John L. Speller" < jlspeller@stlnet.com RE: North Carolina by "Barry and Claire Bodie" < bbodie@InfoAve.Net by "Robert Eversman" < highnote@mhtc.net by "John L. Speller" < jlspeller@stlnet.com Tuba Tune prswank@impop.bellatlantic.net Re: Tuba Tune by "Jason McGuire" < jason@johannus-norcal.com RE: Tuba Tune by "Stephen F. P. Karr" < karr_sf@ACADMN.MERCER.EDU Re: French Casavants by "Erik Johnson" < the_maitre@hotmail.com Re: Tuba Tune DRAWKNOB@aol.com Re: Tuba Tune ... Re: Finale vs. Sibelius, printers (X-posted) by "William Morton" < wjm@pacbell.net Re: Tuba Tune by "Richard Pinel" < rpinelchat@musicman123.freeserve.co.uk by "Mark Hammond" < mhammond@btinternet.com Re: Finale vs. Sibelius, printers (X-posted) by "Jerry" < aqne@waveinter.com Re: Finale vs. Sibelius, printers (X-posted) by "Roy Redman" < rredman@imagin.net
FRIENDS OF ALEC WILDER NEWSLETTER (VOLUME 14) Other performers are expected to include violinist and Manhattan Baby by bass trombonistDenson paul Pollard of John include those of Mabel mercer, The Art http://www.cs.trinity.edu/~rprather/friends.html
Extractions: March Wilder Concert in NYC The annual Alec Wilder Celebration will be held at 2 PM on Saturday March 15, 2003 at St. Peter's Church, Lexington Avenue and 54th Street in New York City. The featured performer is to be pianist Marian McPartland. Other performers are expected to include violinist and Manhattan Chamber Orchestra conductor Richard Auldon Clark performing the Viola Sonata and vocalist Nancy Marano, accompanied by Joe Wilder (trumpet) and Mike Abene (piano), performing a selection of Wilder's popular songs. Concert tickets may be purchased at the door. Third Wilder CD by the MCO A third album has been released by the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra (under the direction of Richard Auldon Clark) devoted to the music of Alec Wilder. Titled Neurotic Goldfish [Kleos Classics KL5113], it features "Andante" and "Scherzo" for String Quartet, "Airs" for Violin and Saxophone, together with a number of the Wilder Octets. The first two MCO all-Wilder CDs were on the Newport Classic label, titled For the Friends of Alec Wilder [NPD 85570] and Such a Tender Night [NPD 85630].
CBC Radio | In Performance | Schedule Les Voix Baroques with Shannon mercer, soprano; Matthew Lottie EnnsBraun, organ;paul Marleyn, cello Lemelin, tenor Benjamin Butterfield, violinist Erika Raum http://cbc.ca/inperformance/02_dec.html
Other Composers Of Light Music Known first as a jazz violinist in night clubs Of course, by the mid1940s, paul hadbecome newly-formed collaboration of composers Johnny mercer, Buddy DeSylva http://www.classicthemes.com/otherComposers.html
Extractions: You can make a difference... who made individual contributions ...to the field of Light Music, who are known best for certain specific pieces, include: was born in Washington, D.C., of Portuguese-American parents. A versatile student in a military academy, at 17 he played violin in an orchestra led by French Can-Can composer Jacques Offenbach. His leadership of the U.S. Marine Band under five U.S. presidents (1880-1892) and the march compositions he wrote for the Band would have been enough to insure his fame. But he left the Marine Band post in order to form a civilian wind band of his own as a touring commercial enterprise, at the urging of promoter David Blakely. Although Sousa"the March King" may not be associated with "light music" per se, the Sousa Band was one of the first real popular instrumental stars of American music. They had phenomenol success touring the world over between 1892 - 1932, popularizing and playing the catchy melodies composed by their leader and others.
Tin Pan Alley - Part 1 ABOUT UNCLE REMUS, THE SONG OF THE SOUTH, GAVE US ZIPA-DEE-DOO-DAH, WHICH WASA HIT FOR JOHNNY mercer. THE HOT CANARY WAS COMPOSED BY violinist paul NERO http://www.wrkf.org/tinpan6.html
Extractions: THE HISTORY OF TIN PAN ALLEY - PART 6 BY LEW CARTER THE WAR ENDED. THE OCCUPATION BEGAN. TIN PAN ALLEY STILL BUZZED WITH ACTIVITY IN 1946. THAT WAS THE LAST FULL YEAR FOR THE KING COLE TRIO. THEIR BIG ONE WAS "GET YOUR KICKS ON ROUTE 66." BUT THE NEXT YEAR, ON AUGUST 22ND, NAT KING COLE STEPPED OUT IN FRONT OF FRANK DEVOL'S ORCHESTRA, AND RECORDED "NATURE BOY," AND THE TRIO WAS HISTORY. IT ALSO SAW GUY LOMBARDO RECORD "SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES." SO DID VAUGHN MONROE. SLIM GAILLARD HAD HIS BIGGEST RECORD "CEMENT MIXER, PUTTY PUTTY." JOHNNY MERCER CONTINUED HIS WINNING WAYS WITH "MY SUGAR IS SO REFINED." PERRY COMO PROVIDED US WITH "THEY SAY IT'S WONDERFUL" AND "CHI BABA, CHI-BABA." LOUIS PRIMA ENTERTAINED US WITH "CIVILIZATION." THE FILM "NEW ORLEANS" PROVIDED US WITH BILLIE HOLIDAY AND LOUIS ARMSTRONG SINGING "DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO MISS NEW ORLEANS?" IRVING BERLIN HAD THE BIG MUSICAL OF THE YEAR, "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN," WITH A WHOLE ARRAY OF HITS..."THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS," "I GOT THE SUN IN THE MORNING," "THE GIRL THAT I MARRY," "THEY SAY IT'S WONDERFUL," "ANYTHING YOU CAN DO I CAN DO BETTER," "DOIN' WHAT COMES NATURALLY," AND, OF COURSE, "YOU CAN'T GET A MAN WITH A GUN." IT STARRED ETHEL MERMAN. WHAT ESCAPED MOST PEOPLE WAS THAT THE SHOW WAS PRODUCED BY RICHARD RODGERS AND OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN, BUT THEY DIDN'T FURNISH ANY OF THE MUSIC...AN UNUSUAL ARRANGEMENT. OTHER RECORDS OF THAT YEAR INCLUDED...
