Shep Fields
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SHEP FIELDS - YOU CAME TO MY RESCUE
YOU CAME TO MY RESCUE (SCREEN SONGS) 1937 |
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EASY TO LOVE - 1936
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THE SHAG - 1937
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Shep Fields was a popular band leader during the "Big Band era", leading the band Shep Fields and his Rippling Rhythm. The band and their music was easily identified by the rippling sound that he used to open his shows and many of the songs he recorded. In 1937, Field and his band were featured in the Max Fleischer "follow the bouncing ball" Screen Songs cartoon You Came To My Rescue. It was Field's earliest known film appearance. The following year, in 1938, he appeared in his first major motion picture - The Big Broadcast of 1938 - alongside Bob Hope and W.C. Fields.
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THIS LITTLE RIPPLE HAD RHYTHM
from THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1938 SHEP FIELD'S NEW MUSIC
SHEP FIELDS & HIS REED ORCHESTRA
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BREATHLESS
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EASY TO LOVE - 1936
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THAT'S WHEN YOUR HEARTACHES BEGIN - 1937
(original version) |
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THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE AIR - 1936
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IT'S DE-LOVELY - 1936
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SHEP FIELDS & HIS RIPPLING RHYTHM
IN THE CHAPEL IN THE MOONLIGHT |
SHEP FIELDS & HIS RIPPLING RHYTHM
THAT OLD FEELING |
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THE SHAG - 1937
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BEGINNER'S LUCK - 1937
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THE MERRY GO ROUND BROKE DOWN - 1937
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ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND - 1937
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GOOD EVENING GOOD LOOKING - 1937
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AREN'T YOU GLAD YOU'RE YOU
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MOONLIGHT & SHADOWS - 1937
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CATHEDRAL IN THE PINES - 1938
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THANKS FOR THE MEMORY - 1938
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SOUTH OF THE BORDER - 1939
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MENE MENE TEKEL - 1940
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DOWN ARGENTINA WAY - 1940
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WITHOUT YOUR LOVE - 1937
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KEN CURTIS WITH SHEP FIELDS & ORCHESTRA - THE CAISSON SONG
SHEP FIELDS & HIS RIPPLING RHYTHM
WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK - 1937 ONE NIGHT STAND - 1943
GEORGIA ON MY MIND
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SINGING IN THE RAIN
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TIP TOE THROUGH THE TULIPS
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1942
THE JERSEY BOUNCE |
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1955
SHEP FIELDS AND HIS RIPPLING RHYTHM RADIO BROADCAST |
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