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FRED ROBBINS
Right: Marilyn Maxwell, next in "The Champion" with Kirk Douglas, helps Fred spin his records on his popular "1280 Club" disk program.
HYA Grace Is your face in place! Well let's step up the pace And get off to the race!
AND the race is to those kiddie cars with the canvas tops that go all the way back and let all that pretty azure in. M-m-m feel that balmy breath of old lady Spring, young thing! And meet it face to face. Dig those chestnuts
Benny Goodman still King of the Clarinet, discusses jazz and be-bop with Freddy. Benny recently reorganized entire band with success.
John "Force Of Evil" Garfield goes over list of questions for interview on Fred's program. John's also made "We Were Strangers" for Col.
Vaughn Monroe explaining arrangement used in "Red Roses For A Blue Lady," his latest Victor release. The coupling is "Melancholy Minstrel."
in blossom and all these fresh groovings too — there's as much nice noise coming from them as from those little ornithological rascals all around you. Show you what we mean! Alors!
HEAVENLY!
Frank Sinatra — Man, once you've been kissed by Amy — just tear up your list — you're thru! So goes the tres cacciatorre story from ''Where's Charley" — which Nancy's daddy knocks off so moonbeamish like. Nice beat by Mitch Ayres' ork behind him, smooth beat and F. S. at his most Sinatraish. Back has Frankie on a hillwilliam kick, pardner, and if'n we do say so, the kid comes on like Eddy Arnold hisself. The name of this hyar now song is '"Sunflower," and ah reckon as how you all will like it quite a spell. Just call Frankie "Red River Sinatra." ( Columbia)
Tommy Dorsey — Hey! Everybody down to the station to dig the little "chuggerbellies" — as T. D. and Co. pull out the throttle on "Down By The Station"— loaded with train whistles and all the other effects. Lucy Ann Polk, the Sentimentalists and Denny Dennis are all waiting for the choo choo. Shows what the great Dorsey band can do with a novelty. Denny Dennis, the kid from Piccadilly, has the backside all to himself — "How Many Tears Must Fall" — and flows like the Thames itself. (Victor)
Doris Day-Buddy Clark — Just like a
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