4596:; for her professional career, she changed her surname to Parker; Parker married Phillip M. Brestoff (1909–1967) in Chicago on June 3, 1943; he was the leader of a dance orchestra that she had been singing with; Brestoff later became a radio station executive; they moved to Hollywood in 1956; In 1968, after Brestoff's death, Dee married Guy Cherney (1917–1989)
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William Franklin Duke, Jr. (1874–1940), and Gussie Mae Vaughn (maiden; 1895–1961) — William Duke's second of two wives. Gussie, after the death of William Franklin Vaughn, married John Richardson. Manfrey Duke had 2 brothers and 1 sister. She also had 2 half-sisters
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Marylin Duke was known as the tallest female singer in the business. Published accounts state that she was 5'9". But her maternal 1st cousin, Marilyn Howell, who cared for her during her final 5 years of life, stated that she was 6 feet tall. For reference, Howell, herself, is 5'10"; Howell also
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Marshard; 1910–1948), who saw an opportunity when offered two simultaneous bookings. Marshard became his manager. Marylin Duke was Monroe's first female vocalist. She had been working as a pianist-singer at a Boston nightclub; but because an infected finger interrupted her playing, she
3608:; early in his career, Bowker had been a journalist from Boston. He later worked in corporate public relations. Darren Bowker (born 1974), a grandson of Benjamin Bowker and Joan C. Valentas (1913–1979), Benjamin's first wife, is a winemaker with Serenity Vineyards in
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Patrick. Their marriage ended in
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lead singer. Soon after two
Moonmaid singers left to get married, the quintet became a quartet again, with Maree Lee filling the third spot, replacing Katie Myatt, and June Hiett filling the fourth. Lee left
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Marilyn Duke with an award during Vaughn Monroe's final performance, after a long engagement, at the Commodore Hotel in New York
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band in 1944. After her career with big bands – after 1945 – and into the late 1960s, she performed on-and-off as a nightclub pianist-singer in the metropolitan areas of
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Vaughn), cared for her until her death August 7, 1995. Duke is buried in Crest Lawn
Memorial Park, Atlanta, in the family plot of her maternal Aunt Clara Belle Tarrant
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two or three times a week – typically
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 5:15 pm. She sang 15-minute segments, usually. The WOR broadcasts were carried on the
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in. tall; Lynne received her primary and secondary education at Sarah Dix Hamlin School (founded 1863) in San Francisco (through mid-11th grade) and graduated from
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Frank Harry Coburn; 1900–1964) Orchestra, a society band, around July 1937 after playing a piano stint at a Boston nightclub. Duke also sang with the
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Andrew Joseph Bagni; 1907–1984), Roy Anderson (alto saxes), Frank Levine, Johnny Turnbull, Ziggy Talent (tenor saxes); Arnold Ross (piano, arranger);
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and His Orchestra. Filling the void, Monroe hired Phyllis Lynne July 31, 1943, in Los Angeles, to replace Duke. Monroe gave Lynne her
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Vaughn) — Marilyn Duke's maternal 1st cousin who cared for her during the last five years of her life – Duke was a chain smoker of
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Philip Martin Bavero; 1908–1985) and His Orchestra; Lynne got her first job in 1939 on the West Coast as soloist with
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yanked him off the job; meanwhile also in 1942, Osborne formed a new big band, and, in 1946, recorded for the
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and 1 half-brother from her father's first marriage to Margaret L ("Maggie") Scarbrough (maiden; 1874–1910).
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auditioned for Vaughn Monroe and was promptly signed. Her notoriety rose rapidly during her tenure with
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5704:
5571:
5448:
5020:
4849:
Dick Robertson; 1912–1970), not to be confused with
4341:
4314:class of 1923). But he resigned January 13, 1920.
3908:
Virginia is buried at Rio Verde Memorial Gardens in
3600:. At the time of his death, they were residents of
3205:, Sugar Kane (11-year-old "Sweetheart of the air"),
5109:April 7, 1934, pg. 6 (retrieved June 16, 2016, via
5001:
4787:, namely as head buyer of sheet music and records (
4612:
4610:
4608:
4606:
4604:
4232:
3833:, married Francis Wendell Gross (1917–2001) in the
3785:
Le Ahn Sisters), Jean, Miriam, Virginia, and Maree:
3667:, Jay Florian Mitchell (1900–1984) Photo Collection
2834:, Art Dedrick, Ray Heath (trombones); Andrew Bagni
5686:
5626:Serge Chaloff: A Musical Biography and Discography
5283:
5116:
5036:
4740:
4738:
4736:
4628:
4159:
3625:Duke suffered a stroke in 1990 and was treated at
3275:), The Moonbeams, Marilyn Duke, The Song Weavers,
5613:. Retrieved July 28, 2016, subscription required)
4654:
4652:
4588:, a TV show from the 1950s; she sang a year with
4410:late 1946 to accept a role in the musical comedy
1546:
5791:
5423:
5421:
4865:in December 1942, and shortly after getting his
4816:
4765:
4679:
4601:
4364:
4355:in 1937 to start a band booking division at the
4288:
3633:. Her maternal 1st cousin, Marilyn Jean Howell
3247:Michael Joseph Lavelle; 1856–1939), Jack Arthur
3113:
2143:Ellen Orr (pseudonym of Harry DeCosta) (w&m)
552:studio in New York, 18 hours after the 27-month
421:Departure from Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra in 1943
5272:"Society in Area Towns — Right Out of the Air,"
4802:
4733:
4273:
3987:Maree is the co-author with Robert H. Mason of
548:," were recorded Sunday, November 12, 1944, at
371:
5651:"Moonmaids: Keeping the Big-Band Sound Alive,"
5552:"Couple, Recently Wed, to Make Home in Iran,"
5522:Amsterdam Evening Recorder and Daily Democrat,
5220:, July 18, 1930 (retrieved June 22, 2016, via
4881:, then disbanded after his last return to the
4839:
4649:
4099:Holy Name Central Catholic Jr./Sr. High School
4046:
3944:– 2016) currently one hundred years old, from
3893:, a grandson (Tim's son), is a news anchor in
5644:
5457:The American Dance Band Discography 1917–1942
5418:
4885:in Chicago in 1948; Rogers, as lyricist, and
4251:
4107:Camron Shane Settlemier (domain registrant),
3778:Four Vees), male quartet culled from the band
3489:
2104:"The Worm Who Loved The Little 'Tater-Bug'" (
1668:William Benton Overstreet (1888–1935) (music)
433:. That same year (1943), Duke also sang with
5618:
5493:, September 6, 1955, pg. 32, cols. 3 & 4
4869:Local 802 union card on January 14, 1943, a
4327:
3263:, George Schackley (WOR, musical director),
2488:Robert J. Nichols; 1924–1975) (trumpet solo)
1694:Robert J. Nichols; 1924–1975) (trumpet solo)
5533:"B. C. Bowker Services Tuesday in Boston,"
5033:, November 18, 1934, Society Section, pg. 5
4706:
4556:
3991:(1997), a history of Verde Valley, Arizona
3788:
3678:UNLV Libraries, Digital Collections: Images
3497:Coca-Cola Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands
3093:Vaughn Monroe and Marilyn Duke (vocal duet)
5748:, August 19, 1944, pg. 25, cols. 1 & 2
5215:"Mr. W.F. Duke Laid to Rest at Macedonia,"
4525:
4398:(1945–1946); in line with her having done
4351:Willard Herman Alexander; 1908–1984) left
4336:directed a short film about "Jolly Coburn"
4298:Frank Harry Coburn; 1900–1964) grew up in
3324:Gilbert L. Newsome; 1916–1965) (announcer)
2636:Sue Werner (Sue Werner McCarthy) (w&m)
1755:Sue Werner (Sue Werner McCarthy) (w&m)
1674:William Weldon Higgins; 1888–1937) (words)
449:Rejoined Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra in 1944
5671:, maintained by Louis J. Kohnen, Jr. (of
4129:"Victor 20000–20500" (Victor Matrix Nos.)
4125:"Bluebird numerical listings 11000–11500"
3809:; born 1918) left in 1944 to get married
2602:Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra on Victor
1830:Recorded February 17, 1941, New York City
1796:Recorded February 17, 1941, New York City
486:
5758:"Collegiate Choice of Female Vocalists,"
5147:
4779:; in the mid- to late 1920s, he sang on
4644:Vol. 34, No. 10, December 6. 1945, pg. 3
4306:in 1919, received an appointment to the
3650:Marilyn Duke and Matty Principal at the
3515:
3426:William Silas Hays; 1898–1972) (w&m)
2511:Recorded January 15, 1942, New York City
2462:Recorded January 15, 1942, New York City
417:and his Orchestra as a featured singer.
396:Joined Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra in 1940
331:
5662:
5577:"Virginia Weigel Holcombe" (obituary),
5428:Pop Hits Singles & Albums 1940–1954
3197:, Pat Padgett (1898–1990), Pick Malone
2891:Marilyn Duke, Four Lee Sisters (vocals)
1541:
303:
252:" – the latter being a late-1944, post-
5792:
2734:Recorded April 21, 1941, New York City
2634:Kay Werner (Kay Werner Kent) (w&m)
2016:Recorded April 21, 1941, New York City
1983:Recorded April 21, 1941, New York City
1938:Recorded April 21, 1941, New York City
1753:Kay Werner (Kay Werner Kent) (w&m)
540:In January 1945, Duke's rendition of "
5123:"The Melody Lingers on for NFL Veep,"
4582:; she became known as Auntie Dee, on
3889:, a son, was a notable sportscaster;
3769:Monroe personnel who worked with Duke
1612:Recorded June 24, 1937, New York City
1561:Recorded June 24, 1937, New York City
5487:(obituary & paid death notice),
5051:David George Whitney (born 1952) of
4918:"Getz, Stanley 'Stan' (1927–1991)",
4477:from San Francisco in a show called
4461:; Lynne quit show business to raise
4434:and (beginning December 2, 1946) in
4310:(admission date was June 13, 1919 —
4093:, Gabel is director of music at his
4029:. According to Marilyn Jean Howell
3433:Marx Berkowitz; 1896–1955) (w&m)
3201:Andrew Pickens Maloney; 1893–1962),
2245:Ziggy Talent Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2208:Arnold Ross (1921–2000) (piano solo)
1619:Peter Tinturin (1910–2007) (w&m)
1568:Peter Tinturin (1910–2007) (w&m)
267:
5815:20th-century American women singers
4972:
4492:Paul Plumley Pendarvis; 1907–1987)
4089:tax-exempt charity; as of 2016, in
3999:1942–194?: Ziggy Talent (1912–1997)
3413:"Every Day of My Life" (1943–1944)
457:the Frolic Theatre Restaurant), in
292:at an early age, she preferred the
200:), was an American singer from the
13:
4920:The Later Swing Era, 1942 to 1955,
4689:Harry Milton DeCosta; 1885–1964) (
4469:Carl Benjamin Cotner; 1916–1986),
4105:The Online Discographical Project,
3596:, who died in an auto accident in
3354:Star Line SLC61105 (released 1987)
171:Vaughn Monroe Appreciation Society
14:
5886:
5387:"Song Artist 67 – Vaughn Monroe,"
5328:"Walter Winchell in New New York"
5205:, Vol. 8, No. 2, May 1937, pg. 74
4382:(pre-cinema entertainment at the
4069:New England Conservatory of Music
4063:(Political Science and, from the
3295:January 13, 1942, 10:15 to 10:30
3124:Dedication of the Fifty Kilowatt
2741:Agustin Rodriguez (Spanish words)
2618:library. After World War II, the
2564:Hyman Prizant (1892–1947) (words)
1945:Agustin Rodriguez (Spanish words)
472:, at the Lakeside Park Ballroom.
5393:Steven John Hawtin; born 1960),
4003:
3273:American Federation of Musicians
3251:Arthur E. Campbell; 1900–1980),
2787:Marilyn Duke and chorus (vocals)
2315:I Don't Want To Walk Without You
2264:I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good
1389:— "Disc-Hits Box Score" (weekly)
886:— "Disk-Hits Box Score" (weekly)
5524:October 14, 1944, pg. 4, col. 5
5103:"Those Wild Radio Waves: WSB,"
5017:September 1941, pps. 9 & 71
4826:Biographical Dictionary, 1980;
4752:Biographical Dictionary, 1980;
4720:Biographical Dictionary, 1980;
4693:Biographical Dictionary, 1980;
4666:Biographical Dictionary, 1980;
4374:) was a featured vocalist with
4153:
2001:Spanish lyrics by Pedro Berriós
5695:(1940–2010 archived online by
4635:"Record Snatches and Catches,"
3665:Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas
3358:Track 3: "Ten Days With Baby"
1582:Jolly Coburn and His Orchestra
1547:Jolly Coburn and His Orchestra
1:
5875:20th-century American singers
5860:Traditional pop music singers
5180:"Camera Angles on Film Folk,"
4041:
3877:, then spent a year with the
3847:United States Foreign Service
3523:"Darling I'm Dreaming of You"
3381:Track 5: "I'm Makin Believe"
3237:, Mischa Violin (1899–1984),
3114:Selected radio transcriptions
2270:From the 1941 musical revue:
1661:There'll Be Some Changes Made
652:There'll Be Some Changes Made
494:
272:
246:There'll Be Some Changes Made
5810:People from Jackson, Georgia
5770:"On The Air; Vaughn Monroe,"
4302:; and, upon graduating from
4135:The Vaughn Monroe Collection
3781:1942-194?: Four Lee Sisters
3584:. She had been residing in
2989:(female vocalist uncredited)
2728:"Yours" ("Quieréme Mucho") (
2157:Marilyn Duke (vocal refrain)
1771:Frank Levine (alto sax solo)
1624:Side ? (matrix 11114):
372:Early dance orchestra career
7:
5820:American women jazz singers
5509:column), by L.L. Stevenson
5247:Greenfield Recorder-Gazette
5013:Radio and Television Mirror
4923:by Lawrence McClellan, Jr.
4047:General notes and resources
3308:Track 3: "Tica Ti-Tica Ta"
3133:March 4, 1935, 8:00 pm
2783:Recorded September 30, 1941
2032:Side B: (matrix 063794=2):
2007:Side A: (matrix 063795=1):
1966:Side B: (matrix 063796=1):
517:The February 1942 issue of
342:Mutual Broadcasting Company
10:
5891:
5830:American women pop singers
5679:) (retrieved May 30, 2013)
5675:) and Claire Schwartz (of
5466:Arlington House Publishers
4662:John Kluczko; 1912–1977) (
4516:around 1937; she attended
4370:Phyllis Lynne (born 1919,
3916:
3871:Ventura County, California
3852:
3812:
3796:
3790:
3733:
3499:(over 168 stations on the
3490:Selected live performances
3305:Mutual Broadcasting System
3051:Recorded November 12, 1944
3007:Released November 13, 1944
3000:Recorded November 12, 1944
2912:
2848:Side A (matrix 073816=1):
2789:Side B (matrix 071430=2):
2709:Side B (matrix 062793=1):
2694:Jay Levison (pseudonym of
2632:Recorded February 17, 1941
2583:Side A (matrix 071959=1):
2550:Recorded February 24, 1942
2525:Side A (matrix 068885=1):
2490:Side B (matrix 068886=1):
2422:Recorded December 18, 1941
2405:Side B (matrix 068348=1):
2380:Recorded November 24, 1941
2343:Side A (matrix 068349=1):
2319:Recorded November 24, 1941
2290:Side A (matrix 067732=1):
2268:Recorded September 2, 1941
2247:Side B (matrix 067734=1):
2227:Recorded September 2, 1941
2116:Side B (matrix 066109=1):
2112:Len Charles Conn (w&m)
2089:Side A (matrix 065626=1):
2059:Side B (matrix 065630=2):
2005:The Bostonians (vocalists)
1918:Side B (matrix 062791=1):
1890:Side A (matrix 062793=1):
1877:Jay Levison (pseudonym of
1836:Side A (matrix 060654=1):
1809:Side A (matrix 060652=1):
1751:Recorded February 17, 1941
1730:Side A (matrix 060318=1):
1696:Side A (matrix 060317=1):
240:. Her recorded hits with
5784:November 18, 1944, pg. 63
5490:The Philadelphia Inquirer
5375:The Philadelphia Inquirer
5308:"Current Recording News,"
5185:The Philadelphia Inquirer
5159:by William Franklin Lee,
4875:Black & White Records
4716:Donald Reid; born 1915) (
4574:, had been a singer with
4514:Beverly Hills High School
4169:, and Claire Schwartz of
3761:
3753:
3700:
3676:
3644:
3602:Dorchester, Massachusetts
3542:
3463:, New York, July 10, 1944
3283:Coca Cola Spotlight Bands
3267:, The WOR Piano Quintet,
2867:"You Were Never Lovelier"
2573:Sam Braverman (1898–1960)
2505:"Somebody Nobody Loves" (
2178:"One, Two, Three O'Lairy"
1935:Yours" ("Quieréme Mucho")
1775:Side B (matrix 60650=1):
1714:Recorded January 13, 1941
1666:Recorded January 13, 1941
1522:
1509:
1486:
1473:
1450:
1437:
1422:
1415:
1382:
1369:
1347:
1330:
1302:
1285:
1257:
1240:
1212:
1195:
1167:
1150:
1122:
1105:
1077:
1060:
1032:
1015:
987:
970:
947:
934:
919:
912:
879:
685:
646:
574:
318:Seiberling Rubber Company
157:
153:
139:
129:
121:
113:
83:
67:
56:
37:
27:
20:
5865:Bluebird Records artists
5673:East Rochester, New York
5468:(1975), pps. 1264–1267;
5352:(syndicated column), by
5330:(syndicated column), by
5188:, March 18, 1937, pg. 11
5053:Billerica, Massachusetts
4904:Biographical Dictionary,
4897:, became a jazz standard
4167:East Rochester, New York
4139:New England Conservatory
4027:Providence, Rhode Island
3536:1st copy August 29, 1938
2930:
2785:John D. Watson (w&m)
2627:
2567:American swing version:
2420:"Pretty Little Busybody"
2206:Vaughn Monroe (vocalist)
2180:Recorded August 15, 1941
2014:"The Monkey on a String"
499:
5730:"In And Around Philly,"
5350:"The Voice of Broadway"
5298:, June 15, 1943, pg. 22
4789:"Braverman Dies at 61,"
4412:Toplitzky of Notre Dame
4386:in Los Angeles (1943);
4227:promoted beginning 1946
4137:, Special Collections,
3960:, then as soloist with
3627:Grady Memorial Hospital
3606:Boston Teachers College
3598:Jackson County, Georgia
3590:Fayette County, Georgia
3582:Clayton County, Georgia
3575:Benjamin Cushing Bowker
3521:
3511:and His Hollywood Band.
3465:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
3356:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
3317:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
3135:A variety program from
3024:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
3014:The Very Thought of You
2996:The Very Thought of You
2957:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2935:Used in the 1943 film:
2932:"Happy-Go-Lucky" (1943)
2922:Ended November 11, 1944
2876:You Were Never Lovelier
2760:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2705:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2674:Recorded March 31, 1941
2650:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2581:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2570:Herbert ("Happy") Lewis
2523:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2482:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2439:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2401:Ziggy Talent (vocalist)
2399:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2341:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2288:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2225:"The Window Washer Man"
2204:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2186:(Oh! My! Whoa! Mary!) (
2139:Herbie Holmes (w&m)
2114:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2087:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2057:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2030:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
2003:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
1964:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
1916:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
1907:Recorded March 31, 1941
1888:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
1857:Recorded March 31, 1941
1832:Johnny Watson (w&m)
1805:Harold Dillon (w&m)
1769:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
1728:Marylin Duke (vocalist)
1688:Marylin Duke (vocalist)
1657:
1621:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
1603:
1587:Side A (matrix 11114):
1584:Marilyn Duke (vocalist)
1552:
1374:The Very Thought of You
546:The Very Thought of You
402:Vaughn Monroe Orchestra
344:. She was billed as a
198:Clayton County, Georgia
78:Clayton County, Georgia
5855:American torch singers
5840:American blues singers
5772:April 25, 1942, pg. 25
5687:Inline citations from
5543:Historical Newspapers)
5337:Jamestown Post-Journal
5315:, July 22, 1944, pg. 5
5312:Jamestown Post-Journal
5280:, July 16, 1942, pg. 5
5218:Jackson Progress-Argus
5163:(2005), pps. 174–175;
5135:Morton Grove, Illinois
5113:Historical Newspapers)
5094:Historical Newspapers)
4998:Historical Newspapers)
4889:, as composer, wrote "
4304:Binghamton High School
4054:Yahoo discussion group
3831:Chatsworth, California
3526:Marilyn Duke (w&m)
3056:Studios, New York City
3005:Studios, New York City
2917:Petrillo Recording Ban
2869:Recorded July 17, 1942
2810:Recorded April 7, 1942
2184:Max Chamiton (w&m)
2141:Howard Smith (w&m)
2137:Recorded June 30, 1941
2110:Recorded June 16, 1941
1773:Nichols (trumpet solo)
556:had been lifted. The
487:On and off solo career
463:Revere Beach Boulevard
388:Orchestra in 1937 (in
224:. And, while with the
184:Marilyn (Marylin) Duke
5825:American jazz singers
5782:"Trolley Song No. 1,"
5742:"Paramount, New York"
5630:by Vladimir Simosko,
5601:Delaware County, Ohio
5198:"Short, Short Story,"
5125:by Michael Haggerty,
4883:Edgewater Beach Hotel
4877:, featuring vocalist
4845:Dick "Stinky" Rogers
4539:by William J. Craig,
4357:William Morris Agency
3952:(beginning in 1940),
3942:Delaware County, Ohio
3867:Delaware County, Ohio
3865:; September 13, 1921
3863:Virginia Annabell Ahn
3594:Quincy, Massachusetts
3516:Selected compositions
3436:"Ten Days With Baby"
3217:, Wee Willie Robine (
3151:the Harmonica Rascals
2991:(likely Marilyn Duke)
2804:"All I Need Is You" (
2080:Recorded May 19, 1941
2041:Recorded May 19, 1941
1834:Marilyn Duke (vocals)
1807:Marilyn Duke (vocals)
1638:and His Orchestra on
459:Revere, Massachusetts
332:New York radio career
238:Newport, Rhode Island
236:, New York City, and
5732:June 3, 1944, pg. 13
5583:, January 24, 1986,
5503:"Lights of New York"
5340:, September 30, 1944
5127:Nostalgia Newsletter
5087:Atlanta Constitution
5072:Atlanta Constitution
4991:Atlanta Constitution
4300:Binghamton, New York
4197:Miller Freeman, Inc.
4071:; his thesis was on
3829:– February 15, 1994
3531:Miami Beach, Florida
3528:E unpublished 175318
3439:From the 1944 film,
3384:From the 1944 film,
3361:From the 1944 film,
3067:Meet Me in St. Louis
3009:From the 1944 film:
2977:Recorded around 1944
2975:"How Blue The Night"
2893:(matrix: 075433=1):
2871:From the 1942 film:
2629:"Requestfully Yours"
2544:"My Little Cousin" (
2321:From the 1942 film:
2231:Marion Barry (music)
2229:Hugo Malanga (words)
2131:"Love Me A Little" (
2083:Robert W. Troup, Jr.
1790:"Just Plain Folks" (
1749:"Requestfully Yours"
1542:Selected discography
533:, Marilyn Duke, and
406:Statler Hotel Boston
304:Atlanta radio career
288:Atlanta Constitution
165:.vaughnmonroesociety
5845:American contraltos
5760:May 2, 1942, pg. 21
5377:, November 26, 1944
5359:Elmira Star-Gazette
5292:by Daniel Richman,
5260:"On The Bandwagon,"
5182:by Mildred Martin,
5106:Atlanta Daily World
5008:"Facing the Music,"
4785:Neisner Bros., Inc.
4777:Rochester, New York
4592:and two years with
4585:The Auntie Dee Show
4481:, with Phil Bavero
4444:New Century Theatre
4442:, then went to the
4372:Alameda, California
4085:), a Massachusetts
3883:Weigel Broadcasting
3869:– January 23, 1986
3825:; January 27, 1920
3823:Miriam Florence Ahn
3641:Vaughn; 1899–1982)
3616:region of New York.
3211:the Pickens Sisters
2920:Began July 31, 1941
2777:"Doodle La Do Da" (
2374:"Tica Ti-Tica Ta" (
2210:Side A (067581=1):
2159:Side A (066433=1):
2052:Caught in the Draft
308:In 1933, under the
5870:RCA Victor artists
5677:Dearborn, Michigan
5460:(Vol. 2 of 2), by
5362:, January 30, 1945
5155:American Big Bands
4541:Arcadia Publishing
4416:George Marion, Jr.
4347:Willard Alexander
4308:U.S. Naval Academy
4171:Dearborn, Michigan
3783:(formerly known as
3652:Moulin Rouge Hotel
3503:), broadcast from
3442:Sweet and Low-Down
3387:Sweet and Low-Down
3364:Sweet and Low-Down
3352:September 28, 1944
2676:From the musical:
2610:is a sub-label of
2182:Don Reid (w&m)
1996:English lyrics by
1859:From the musical:
1803:Mary Ray (w&m)
1605:"Foolin' Myself" (
1554:"Foolin' Myself" (
1432:December 25, 1944
1325:February 16, 1945
1010:December 25, 1944
965:December 18, 1944
929:December 11, 1944
790:December 28, 1944
767:December 21, 1944
745:December 14, 1944
537:were on the cover.
519:Big Song Magazine,
328:radio in Atlanta.
256:, rush-to-market,
192:; October 3, 1916
190:Manfrey Lecta Duke
33:Manfrey Lecta Duke
5580:Chicago Sun-Times
5555:Sandusky Register
5485:"Morty Berkowitz"
5454:"Vaughn Monroe,"
5372:"Recorded Music,"
5354:Dorothy Kilgallen
5274:by Earle Ferris,
5047:Pete Kelly's Blog
5045:by Dave Whitney,
4927:(2004), pg. 210;
4899:("Rogers, Dick,"
4863:Roseland Ballroom
4797:, April 18, 1960)
4637:by Bobby Steely,
4394:(1944–1945), and
4223:, the brand that
4199:, 2000, pg. 172;
4097:(class of 2007),
3996:
3995:
3989:Verde Valley Lore
3972:, she joined the
3940:; April 11, 1924
3766:
3765:
3663:Original source:
3505:MacArthur Stadium
3350:and His Orchestra
3288:and His Orchestra
3253:The Hometown Boys
2927:
2926:
2039:"Love Me As I Am"
1716:Olga Paul (words)
1539:
1538:
1534:
1519:
1498:
1483:
1462:
1447:
1426:
1419:
1412:
1403:
1364:
1344:
1319:
1299:
1280:February 5, 1945
1274:
1254:
1235:January 29, 1945
1229:
1209:
1190:January 22, 1945
1184:
1164:
1145:January 15, 1945
1139:
1119:
1094:
1074:
1049:
1029:
1004:
984:
959:
944:
923:
916:
909:
900:
858:January 18, 1945
836:January 11, 1945
781:December 30, 1944
758:December 23, 1944
736:December 16, 1944
723:December 7, 1944
699:December 9, 1944
677:February 15, 1941
641:
634:
625:
616:
607:
598:
591:
268:Career highlights
196:– August 7, 1995
178:
177:
5882:
5835:Big band singers
5785:
5779:
5773:
5767:
5761:
5755:
5749:
5739:
5733:
5727:
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5031:Pittsburgh Press
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4956:(1977), pg. 83;
4939:"Stanley Getz,"
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4035:Camel Cigarettes
4011:Camel Cigarettes
3903:Jenniffer Weigel
3789:
3674:
3495:April 14, 1943:
3461:Liederkranz Hall
3298:
3291:Longacre Theatre
3235:Frances Williams
3179:Harry Hershfield
3147:Borrah Minevitch
3085:
3043:The Trolley Song
2911:
2910:
2752:
2690:Clifford Johnson
2642:
2608:Bluebird Records
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1873:Clifford Johnson
1761:
1712:"My One Romance"
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827:January 13, 1945
813:January 4, 1945
714:December 9, 1944
703:Maurie Orodenker
690:The Trolley Song
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475:A large part of
279:Jackson, Georgia
260:vocal duet with
250:The Trolley Song
194:Jackson, Georgia
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5290:"Music Makers,"
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5010:by Ken Alden,
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4946:Inside Be-Bop,
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4871:truant officer
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4771:Sam Braverman
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4685:Harry DeCosta
4678:
4658:Johnny Watson
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2456:"Honey Dear" (
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3163:Edward Bowes
3155:Deems Taylor
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