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Jul 22, 2018 · Fig. 5. Vaughn Monroe, as himself, singing “In Times Like These” from the MGM film Meet the People (1944).. A dissolve reveals a ship deck filled with dancers. After a brief scene between Swanson and another shipyard worker, the camera lowers, slowly dollying across the dance floor, moving closer and tighter on Vaughn Monroe, dressed in a light grey suit and dark tie.
Old Soldiers Never Die, Don't Fence Me In, Ballerina. Despite an early talent for the trumpet, Vaughn Monroe's desire to become an opera singer eventually landed him almost ten number one hits during the '40s as well as a host of nicknames for his rich baritone, including "The Voice with Hairs on Its Chest" and "Old Leather Tonsils."
All day I face the barren waste without the taste of water Cool water Old Dan and I with throats burned dry and souls that cry for water Cool water The night are cool and I'm a fool each stars a ...
Jun 9, 2019 · Let’s Get Lost (Loesser-McHugh) by Vaughn Monroe & his Orchestra, vocal by Vaughn Monroe and The Four Lee SistersBoth Vaughn Monroe and Kay Kyser recorded to...
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May 13, 2019 · How Soon (Will I Be Seeing You) (Owens-Lucas) by Vaughn Monroe & his Orchestra, vocal by Vaughn Monroe and The Moon MaidsLike the also-posted Jack Owens orig...
Orchestra Leader, Vocalist. Born Vaughn Wilton Monroe, the son Mabelle and Ira Monroe, a factory worker. At the age of 15, he was named Wisconsin State Trumpet Champion. He later joined Austin Wylie and His Golden Pheasant Orchestra, followed by a tenure with Larry Funk and His Band Of a Thousand Melodies. He studied...
The legendary singing bandleader, Vaughn Monroe, is featured singing one of his biggest hits, Ballerina, in a 1965 concert. For many years Vaughn was 'the v...
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