8 thoughts on “ Is That Religion? - Mildred Bailey With The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra - Is That Religion? / Harlem Lullaby (Shellac) ”

1. Oct 11,  · Is That Religion? / Harlem Lullaby, a Single by Mildred Bailey with Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra. Released in on Brunswick (catalog no. ; Shellac 10"). Genres: Vocal Jazz.4/5(2).

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2. By The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra: Is That Religion? 3 – Mildred Bailey Acc. By The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra: Harlem Lullaby: 4 – Mildred Bailey Acc. By The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra: Lazy Bones: 5 – The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra, Mildred Bailey: But I Can't Make A Man: 6 – The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra, Mildred.

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3. “Is That Religion?” () Mildred Bailey and the Dorsey Brothers with Bunny Berigan “Is That Religion?” Composed by Maceo Pinkard (music) and Mitchell Parish (lyric); arranged by Glenn Miller.

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4. Mildred Bailey with the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra – Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love, Harlem Lullaby by Mildred Bailey - Topic. Is That Religion? () Mildred Bailey by Mike Zirpolo.

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5. Honeysuckle Rose, an album by Mildred Bailey on Spotify. Is That Religion? (with The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra) - 78rpm Version - The Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra. 0 Harlem Lullaby (with The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra) - The Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra.

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6. ‎Album · · 62 Songs. Available with an Apple Music subscription. Try it free.

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7. This four-CD set from England's Proper label is one of the great music bargains of the era; priced just right, it encompasses sides recorded by swing-era songstress Mildred Bailey between and From the earliest sides, accompanied by members of Paul Whiteman's orchestra (led by guitarist Eddie Lang with Hoagy Carmichael sitting in on piano as well as providing the song "What Kind.

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8. Although the Dorsey Brothers band gets first billing on this album, the studio groups (which include trumpeter Bunny Berigan, trombonist Tommy Dorsey and Jimmy Dorsey on clarinet and alto) are actually in a subsidiary role on these performances, accompanying singers Bing Crosby, Mildred Bailey and Ethel Waters. Crosby and Waters are on four numbers, while Bailey is showcased on eight.

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