[78-L] What Happens to Old-Timers? A 1935 article

[Roger Wade]

Speaking of Peggy Lee, she also recorded two sides on DRUMS for Capitol with a group called Ten Cats and a Mouse in 1947:

Dave Barbour (tp) Bill May, Bobby Sherwood (tb) Paul Weston (cl) Eddie Miller (as) Benny Carter (ts) Dave Cavanaugh (bar) Red Norvo (p) Hal Derwin (g) Frank DeVol (b) Peggy Lee (d)

The tunes were:  "Ja-da" and "Three O'Clock Jump".  Good stuff, great lineup.

Roger Wade
Really Old Records

On Nov 18, 2011, at 11:15 PM, David Lennick wrote:

>> 
>> Good point,  Jeff.  My own dad once played second tenor with the Henry King
>> band for a month when they went on a series of one-nighters in the Pacific
>> Northwest...I doubt there is much or any record of that fact whiich has
>> survived.
>> 
>> Taylor
>> 
> On the other hand, Sid Caesar DID play saxophone with Shep Fields, and did one 
> recording session with him. Peggy Lee (maybe still as Norma Egstrom) sang with 
> Will Osborne and doesn't seem to have recorded with him at all.
> 
> dl