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Jack Yellen & Phil Wall; "Sunday" w.m. Chester Conn, Ned Miller, Jule Styne & Bennie Krueger; "Sunny Disposish" w. Ira Gershwin m...
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Among his songs, were: 1926 "Sunday", written with Chester Cohn; Jule Styne, and Benny Kruger. 1929 "My Suppressed Desire", with Chester Cohn (aka Conn)...
Songbirds: Kay Starr
Sunday (Conn, Miller, Krueger, Styne) / 4. Just about Right for Me (Ahlert, Leslie) / 5. Stormy Weather (Koehler, Arlen) / 6. Who's Foolin' Who?...
Columbia Small Group Swing Sessions (1953-1962)
(Styne-Krueger-Miller-Conn) 17. Swingin' Along On Broadway (I) 6:44 (Buck Clayton) 18. Night Train (I) 7:06 (Washington-Simpkins-Forrest)...
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Sunday [alternate take/#], Conn, Krueger, Miller, Styne, 6:19. Composed by:, Conn, Krueger, Miller, Styne. Performed by:, Mulligan, Ben Webster...
YES SIR, THAT’S MY BABY THE GOLDEN YEARS OF TIN PAN ALLEY: 1920–1929
(Ned Miller, Chester Conn, Jule Styne, and Bennie Krueger). Cliff (“Ukulele Ike”) Edwards and His Hot Combination: Red Nichols, cornet; Miff Mole, trombone;...
