Hal Kemp
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HAL KEMP & HIS ORCHESTRA FEATURING SKINNY ENNIS - NO OTHER ONE
NO OTHER ONE - SCREEN SONGS - 1936 |
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Hal Kemp was one of the most popular bandleaders in the thirties, he was also a jazz alto saxophonist, a composer and arranger. Kemp first recorded in 1924 with a jazz band that he had formed in college in North Carolina - and the band did their first European tour that year. In the 1930's, Kemp's band was hugely popular, and often featured performing live on the radio. The band introduced many songs, including the fight song for Washington DC's football team - Hail To The Redskins. In 1936, Kemp was featured in a Max Fleischer Screen Songs cartoon No Other One, appearing with his Orchestra and longtime vocalist Skinny Ennis. In December 1940, 36-year old Kemp had a car accident in California, he died in the hospital two days later.
HAL KEMP - 1936
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IT'S WINTER AGAIN
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HAL KEMP - 1939
RED HOT MAMA - 1924
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COLLEGIANA - 1920's
HAIL TO THE REDSKINS - 1930's
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TO BE IN LOVE 1929
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WHISTLES - 1931
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FOR ALL WE KNOW
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YOU'RE THE TOP - 1934
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THRILLED - 1935
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GLOOMY SUNDAY - 1936
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FOR ALL WE KNOW - 1936
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PENNIES FROM HEAVEN - 1936
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JOHNNY ONE NOTE - 1937
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BLOSSOMS ON BROADWAY - 1937
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GOT A DATE WITH AN ANGEL - 1937
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WHERE OR WHEN - 1937
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WHISPERS IN THE DARK - 1937
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SMARTY (KNOW IT ALL) - 1937
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DANGER LOVE AT WORK - 1937
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DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME - 1939
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IT ALL COMES BACK TO ME NOW - 1941
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SO YOU'RE THE ONE - 1941
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WALKIN' BY THE RIVER - 1941
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WITH PLENTY OF MONEY AND YOU
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BROWN SUGAR - 1927
OH BABY - 1928
LOVABLE - 1928
GET OUT AND GET UNDER THE MOON - 1928
SHE'S A GREAT GREAT GIRL - 1928
SHINE ON HARVEST MOON - 1929
UNDER A TEXAS MOON - 1929
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BEBE
WILLIAMS - THAT'S YOU BABY 1929 |
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MEDLEY OF
SOUTHERN COLLEGE SONGS |
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I DON'T
WANT TO BE PRESIDENT |
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