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Kay Kyser - One Night Stand With Kay Kyser At His College Of Musical Knowledge 1939
Review by Ирина Украинцева
One Night Stand With Kay Kyser At His College Of Musical Knowledge 1939 is a classic album that showcases the talent and energy of bandleader Kay Kyser and his orchestra. The album was recorded live in 1939, capturing the excitement and spontaneity of a Kay Kyser concert.
The album features a mix of swing and jazz standards, including "Basin Street Blues," "St. Louis Blues," and "Begin the Beguine." Kyser's band is tight and polished, with standout performances by saxophonist Jack Martin and vocalist Ginny Simms.
What sets this album apart is Kyser's witty and engaging banter with the audience. He introduces each song with a humorous story or quip, making the listener feel like they are part of the live audience.
Album: One Night Stand With Kay Kyser At His College Of Musical Knowledge 1939
Rating: 5.0
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Something Tells Me | ||
| Theme And Introduction | ||
| Concert In The Park | ||
| It's All Yours | ||
| Three Little Fishes | ||
| Thinking Of You (Theme) | ||
| Deep Purple | ||
| Chopsticks | ||
| Sunrise In Siam | ||
| You'd Be Surprised | ||
| Don't Drop A Slug In A Slot | ||
| Cuckoo In The Clock | ||
| Jericho | ||
| Stand By For Further Announcements |
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Catalog Numbers
JOYCE 1089Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Arranged By | Kay Kyser |
| Directed By | Kay Kyser |
About Kay Kyser
American bandleader and radio personality of the 1930s and 1940s.
He was married to from 1944 until his death in 1985.
b. June 18, 1905 (Rocky Mount, NC, USA) d. July 23, 1985 (Chapel Hill, NC, USA)
Kyser dubbed himself the he "Old Perfesser" on radios beloved "Kay Kysers Kollege of Musical Knowledge". Because of arthritis in his hands, he retired as a performer in 1950. Years after being in the music business, he admitted he couldnt read a note of music or play an instrument. During the war, Kysers was among the most popular bands on the USO circuit, where he greeted troops exactly as he had his radio audiences: "Evenin folks, how yall?"
Real Name
- James Kern Kyser
Name Vars
- K. Kyser
- Kay
- Kay Kayser
- Kay Keyser
- Kyser
