Cavalcade Of American Music: Highlights of the 1940 Golden Gate Exposition > Concert Cast

Recording Details

Date: September 24, 1940
Type: Audio / Concert Cast
Method: Live
Language: English
Location: US / CA / San Francisco
Music: Harold Arlen (576), Irving Berlin (711), Nacio Herb Brown (134), Hoagy Carmichael (125), Frank E. Churchill, George M. Cohan (61), Peter DeRose (5), Walter Donaldson (115), William C. Handy, Billy Hill (2), Joseph E. Howard (19), Jerome Kern (660), Jimmy McHugh (230), James V. Monaco (56), Harold Orlob (2), Ralph Rainger (67), Harry Revel (73), Sigmund Romberg (190), Harry Ruby (65), Jean Schwartz (22), David Stamper, Albert Von Tilzer (18), Harry Warren (358), Vincent Youmans (165)
Lyrics: Frank Adams, Stanley Adams (6), Gene Buck (13), Frank Churchill (49), George M. Cohan (61), Peter DeRose (5), Dorothy Fields (369), Arthur Freed (144), Mack Gordon (188), Oscar Hammerstein II (902), Otto Harbach (220), Billy Hill (2), Will Hough, William Jerome (7), Gus Kahn (226), Bert Kalmar (58), Joseph McCarthy (55), Johnny Mercer (501), Jack Norworth (12), Leo Robin (213), Ann Ronell [1] (17), George Whiting (8), Rida Johnson Young (44)
Producer: Robert W. Stern (3)
Liner Notes: Stuart Triff (8)
Conductor: Howard Hanson — evening concert, Eugene Heyes — afternoon concert
Performer: Irving Berlin (711), Hoagy Carmichael (125), George M. Cohan (61), Arthur Freed (144), Judy Garland (486), Mack Gordon (188), Billy Hill (2), Joe Howard (19), Bert Kalmar (58), Tony Martin (146), Johnny Mercer (501), Leo Robin (213), Ann Ronell [1] (17), Harry Ruby (65), John Charles Thomas (15), Albert Von Tilzer (18)
Musician: San Francisco Symphony (4)
Notes: The afternoon concert (Disc 1) took place at the open-air stage in Golden Gate International Exposition Federal Plaza on Treasure Island in San Francisco on Tuesday September 24, 1940. The evening concert (Discs 2-4) was held indoors at the California Coliseum on the same day. Features performances by 25 famous songwriters and the San Francisco Symphony. These concerts were transcribed for radio but not broadcast.
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Format: LP
Label: Ariel Records CAM 11
Released: 1982
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Side A:
1. A Cohen Medley: Give My Regards To Broadway / Yankee Doodle Dandy / You're A Grand Old Flag / Over There - Sung by George M. Cohan
2a. I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now?
2b. Goodbye My Lady Love - Sung by Joe Howard
3. Take Me Out To The Ball Game - Sung and played by Albert Von Tilzer
4. Chinatown, My Chinatown - Jean Schwartz at the piano
5. You Made Me Love You - James Monaco at the piano
6. St. Louis Blues - William C. Handy
7a. My Blue Heaven
7b. My Buddy - Walter Donaldson at the piano
8. Sally, Won't You Come Back? - Sung By John Charles Thomas. Dave Stamper at the piano
9a. Lover Come Back To Me
9b. Will You Remember? - Sigmund Romberg at the piano
10. Singin' In The Rain - Sung By Arthur Freed
11. I Can't Give You Anything But Love - Jimmy McHugh at the piano
Side B:
1a. Smoke gets In Your Eyes - Jerome Kern at The Piano
1b. All The Things You Are - Sung by Tony Martin. Jerome Kern at the piano
2. Three Little Words - Sung by Bert Kalmar & Harry Ruby. Harry Ruby at the piano
3. Over The Rainbow - Sung by Judy Garland. Harold Arlen at the piano
4a. Time On My Hands
4b. Love Thy Neighbor
4c. Did You Ever See A Dream Walking - Sung by Mack Gordon. Harry Warren at the piano
5. Love In Bloom - Sung by Leo Robin. Ralph Rainger at the piano
6. Jeepers Creepers - Sung by Johnny Mercer. Harry Warren at the piano
7. Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf? - Sung & Played by Ann Ronell
8a. Stardust
8b. Little Old Lady - Played & Sung by Hoagy Carmichael
9. The Last Roundup - Sung by Billy Hill
10. Deep Purple - Peter De Rose at the piano
11. God Bless America - Sung by Irving Berlin