Sunday marks the centennial of Artie Shaw's birth. The late clarinetist ... of the swinger "Back Bay Shuffle" comes from a live 1939 broadcast of the Old Gold "Melody and Madness" radio program.

Artie Shaw died in 2004 at 94 and this month marks the centennial ... on The Complete Spotlight Band 1945 Broadcasts and The Complete Thesaurus Transcriptions 1949. After he broke up that 1949 big ...

Artie Shaw (Avraham Ben-Yitzhak Arshawsky ... the USA in a meteoric rise to national prominence with his 1938-1939 band, on records, network radio broadcasts and in motion pictures. The 1938-1939 band ...

1 hour Playlist Originally broadcast 29.11.02 1. Title: TRAFFIC JAM Artist: ARTIE SHAW AND HIS ORCHESTRA Composer: Teddy McRae/Artie Shaw ...

Broadcast 18 January 1938, New York "Camel Caravan", CBS Network.) Artist Artie Shaw and his New Music (John Best, Malcom Crain, Tommy di Carlo - trumpet; Harry Rogers, George Arus, trombone ...

Bandleader, clarinetist and arranger Artie Shaw has died at home in Los Angeles. His health had declined since Thanksgiving. He was 94 years old. Shaw's recording of "Begin the Beguine" became so ...

It screened in a restoration at Film Forum a couple of years back. Now, her follow-up to that movie, “Artie Shaw: Time Is All You’ve Got” (1985), is similarly restored and booked at Film Forum.

Artie Shaw was born in New Haven, Connecticut, on May 23, 1904. At 15, he left home and began to tour as a jazz musician, and he became both famous and notorious in his long life. He changed his ...

“Artie Shaw: Time Is All You’ve Got,” a documentary, was embroiled in lawsuits for years. Now it has a weeklong run at the Film Forum. By James Barron Good morning. It’s Friday. We’ll ...