Ronnie Deauville, vocal Haunted Heart – Gypsy in My Soul - Mindy Carson, vocal (dubbed insert) Golden Earrings Left With The) Blues in My Heart Jerry Gray arrangement (I’m – Moonlight Serenade - dubbed AFRS close Tex Beneke mentions that it is Mindy birthday. Introducing “It’s Magic”, Carson’s 21st Tuesday, July 21, 1948 Carrollton. Pennsylvania (Dance) Thursday, July 22, 1948 Crystal Ballroom Skateland Buckeye Lake, Ohio (Dance) The automobile accident did not prevent the band from performing at Buckeye Lake the evening of July 22, 1948. Press reports that day were optimistic that Pete Candoli would be able to perform and handle his trumpet solos. As it turned out, Candoli was not able to perform and Ronnie Deauville was also absent due to his injury. Attendance was estimated at 5,000 despite inclement weather. Friday, July 23, 1948 Tex Beneke and his orchestra opened a two-week engagement at Eastwood Gardens, Gratiot at Eight Mile Road, Detroit, Michigan. Friday, July 23, 1948 Eastwood Gardens Gratiot at 8 Mile Road Detroit, Michigan The 27 “On Beam” (Mutual) (WJBK) Clark Dennis, guest AFRS On The Beam 24 33: AFRS (USA) D 35694 16” Moonlight Serenade - dubbed AFRS open Crazy Rhythm How High The Moon The Moonlight Serenaders, vocal – Better Luck Next Time Ronnie Deauville, vocal – Tenderly - Clark Dennis, vocal 33: AFRS (USA) D 35695 16” I Care If It Rains All Night Don’t
Haunted Heart – Ronnie Deauville, vocal Gypsy in My Soul - Mindy Carson, vocal Golden Earrings (dubbed insert) (I’m Left With The) Blues in My Heart – Jerry Gray arrangement Moonlight Serenade - dubbed AFRS close Introducing “It’s Magic”, Tex Beneke mentions that it is Mindy Carson’s 21st birthday. Tuesday, July 21, 1948 Carrollton. Pennsylvania (Dance) Thursday, July 22, 1948 Crystal Ballroom Skateland Buckeye Lake, Ohio (Dance) The automobile accident did not prevent the band from performing at Buckeye Lake the evening of July 22, 1948. Press reports that day were optimistic that Pete Candoli would be able to perform and handle his trumpet solos. As it turned out, Candoli was not able to perform and Ronnie Deauville was also absent due to his injury. Attendance was estimated at 5,000 despite inclement weather. Friday, July 23, 1948 Tex Beneke and his orchestra opened a two-week engagement at Eastwood Gardens, Gratiot at Eight Mile Road, Detroit, Michigan. Friday, July 23, 1948 Eastwood Gardens Gratiot at 8 Mile Road Detroit, Michigan “On The Beam” 27 (Mutual) (WJBK) Clark Dennis, guest AFRS On The Beam 24 16” 33: AFRS (USA) D 35694 Moonlight Serenade - dubbed AFRS open Crazy Rhythm How High The Moon – The Moonlight Serenaders, vocal Better Luck Next Time – Ronnie Deauville, vocal Tenderly - Clark Dennis, vocal 16” 33: AFRS (USA) D 35695 I Don’t Care If It Rains All Night
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