Artie Shaw
The composer and band leader Artie Shaw rose to prominence during the 1930s
during the big band era. In 1938, after the release of his version of Cole
Porter's 'Begin the Beguine', the clarinettist from New York was launched into
the big time. Shaw and his ensemble were suddenly in demand across America and
beyond and were frequently performing live radio broadcasts from across the
States.
During this period Shaw is reported to have been earning $60,000 a week and
during his musical career sold over 100 million records. This golden era was
brought to an abrupt halt by the Ja...
Any Old TimeArtie Shaw, Billie Holiday and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
My ReverieArtie Shaw, Dick Todd and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
How Deep Is the Ocean?Artie Shaw and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
I Can't Believe That You're in Love With MeArtie Shaw and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
These Foolish ThingsArtie Shaw
I'll Remember AprilArtie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
Any Old TimeArtie Shaw, Billie Holiday and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
The Best of the War Years
3:10
My ReverieArtie Shaw, Dick Todd and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
Old Gold "Melody & Madness" Shows
2:27
How Deep Is the Ocean?Artie Shaw and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
Artie Shaw and His Orchestra: 1944-45
2:54
I Can't Believe That You're in Love With MeArtie Shaw and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
The Uncollected Vol. 5
2:28
These Foolish ThingsArtie Shaw
Music For The Girl Friend - Did Someone Say "A Party?"
3:13
I'll Remember AprilArtie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey and Artie Shaw & His Orchestra
Dance Program
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