Tommy Dorsey
From a coal mining family in Pennsylvania, Tommy and his brother Jimmy Dorsey
grew up to become two of the most popular US jazz stars of the 1930s,
entertaining audiences with up-tempo swing and show tunes and shaping the dance
sounds of the era. With Tommy on trombone and Jimmy on saxophone, the siblings
worked together in bands as teenagers before uniting as The Dorsey Brothers and
scoring hits Coquette, I Believe In Miracles and Let's Do It (Let's Fall In
Love). Despite numerous rows and disagreements, they successfully ran the
orchestra (which included a young Glenn Miller in...
Two in LoveFrank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey
I'll Never Smile AgainFrank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey
Fools Rush in (Where Angels Fear to Tread)Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey
AloneTommy Dorsey and Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Tea For TwoTommy Dorsey, Dinah Shore and Frank Sinatra
AloneTommy Dorsey and Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Two in LoveFrank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey
Great Master, Vol. 8
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I'll Never Smile AgainFrank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey
The Kid From Hoboken Cd 4
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Fools Rush in (Where Angels Fear to Tread)Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey
Nice 'n' Easy
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AloneTommy Dorsey and Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
The Seventeen Number Ones
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Tea For TwoTommy Dorsey, Dinah Shore and Frank Sinatra
More Tea For Two Cha Chas
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AloneTommy Dorsey and Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
