Connee Boswell And The Boswell Sisters - On The Air download mp3 flac

Tracklist

A1	The Object Of My Affection
A2	Dinah
A3	If Love Came Wrapped In Cellophane Vocals [Uncredited] – Rudy Vallee
A4	Don't Forget Vocals [Uncredited] – Rudy Vallee
A5	I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby Soloist [Solo Tunes By] – Connee
A6	When I'm With You
A7	These Foolish Things
A8	Until The Real Thing Comes Along
B1	Silver Threads Among The Gold
B2	Manhattan Vocals [Duets With] – Connee, John Scott
B3	I Hear A Rhapsody Soloist [Solo Tunes By] – Connee
B4	Amapola Soloist [Solo Tunes By] – Connee
B5	Gay Ranchero Soloist [Solo Tunes By] – Connee
B6	Time Was Vocals [Duets With] – Connee, Don Ameche
B7	Maria Elena

Credits

• Accompanied By – Freddie Rich & His Orchestra (tracks: A5 to A8)
• Accompanied By [Orchestral Accompaniment By] – Rudy Vallee (tracks: A1 to A4)
• Cover – Joan Carufel
• Mastered By – Cecil Spiller
• Orchestra [Orchestra By] – John Scott Trotter (tracks: B1 to B7)
• Producer – Larry Kiner

Notes

©℗ 1977. Totem Records

A1, A2, A3, A4. (January 24, 1935)
A5, A6, A7, A8.
B1, B2, B3. (February 13, 1941)
B4. (March 20, 1941)
B5. (June 19, 1941)
B6. (August 7, 1941)
B7. (October 2, 1941)

Connee Boswell and the Boswell Sisters appears on sleeve, Connee Boswell & The Boswell Sisters appears on labels.

Back of sleeve:
"The Object Of My Affection" was recorded by the sisters (Brunswick 7348) on December 10, 1934 and "Dinah" (Brunswick 7412) on December 13, 1934. The tunes, "If Love Came Wrapped In Cellophane" and "Don't Forget" were never commercially recorded by them. The first tune has some noise for the last part of the song due to a defective disc that was beyond repair - the defect, however, does not detract from the superb performance and rendition.

Of the solo tunes by Connee, "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby" was recorded August 26, 1935 (French Decca F-42108) and again on June 24, 1940 (American Decca 3287); "I Hear A Rhapsody" (Decca 3615) and "Amapola" (Decca 3631) were both recorded January 16, 1941; and, finally, "Gay Ranchero" was recorded March 27, 1941 (Decca 3858). The other tunes were not recorded by Connee.

The first four tunes are from a Fleischman broadcast with orchestral accompaniment by Rudy Vallee; the last four tunes on side one are accompanied by Freddy Rich & His Orchestra. All the tunes on side two are from Kraft Music Hall broadcasts with orchestra by John Scott Trotter. In fact, John Scott duets with Connee on "Manhattan" and later she is joined in duet by Don Ameche on "Time Was". A few minor clicks are heard due to broken glass original disc on the tune "Maria Elena".

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• Matrix / Runout (Runout Side 1): Totem-1025 Side -1-
• Matrix / Runout (Runout Side 2): Totem 1025 Side 2