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Twilight Dreamsof You (1928)

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Harold "Scrappy" Lambert
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Adrian Schubert Orchestra

Part 1928 of Scrappy Lambert with the Adrian Schubert Orchestra, 79 episodes

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Description

A dance-band side sung by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert, one of the most recorded American vocalists of the late 1920s. He worked as a freelance singer rather than a star, turning up on sessions for whichever orchestra had booked the studio that day — Sam Lanin, Ben Bernie, Nat Shilkret, Fred Rich and dozens more — and often under a pseudonym, because the same performance was frequently issued on several budget labels under different names. That is why a collection of his work is also a cross-section of the whole New York session scene of the period. "Twilight Dreamsof You", recorded 1928 with the Adrian Schubert Orchestra. On copyright: United States sound recordings published from 1923 to 1946 enter the public domain a hundred years after publication, so a side from 1928 reaches it in 2028.

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