Drifting through space as cold, dead, original Harry Kim

Orrin Tucker and His Orchestra, Columbia.Tom Lord's Jazz Discography, lists it under Fess Williams because reissues on LPs and CDs list it as by Fess Williams. Fess Williams and His Joy Boys, Vocalion Records (1928) - reissue as a compilation OCLC 43769939įats Robinson (trumpet, oboe), Reuben Reeves (trumpet), Eddie Atkins, William Franklin (trombone), Professor Stanley Williams (clarinet), Ralph Brown (alto sax, oboe), Norval Morton (tenor sax, flute), Clarence Lee, Joe McCutchin, Bobby Wall (violin), Lawrence Dixon (banjo, cello), Sudie Reynaud (bass), Jasper Taylor (drums) Recorded in Chicago, ApC-1867 Dixie stomp C-1868 Drifting and dreaming Note: According to Lawrence Brown of Texas, the above is actually the Dave Peyton pit band at the Regal Theatre, Chicago.Frey (1903–1962), Bob Rice, (baritone vocals), Bob Borger (tenor vocal), George Olsen (director) Instrumentation: 2 violins, cello, flute, clarinet, 3 saxophones, 2 cornets, trombone, tuba, banjo, and piano Recorded February 16, 1926, in New York City Recorded in New York City, DecemSide A Matrix 141393: Don't Wake Me Up (Let Me Dream) 551-D Side B Matrix 141394: Drifting and Dreaming 620-D Ted Lewis, Columbia Records 78 rpm (1925) OCLC 45133984.It was a major hit in 1926 for George Olsen. Lyrics are by Haven Gillespie, music is by Egbert Van Alstyne and Erwin Roeder Schmidt (1890–1966), and Loyal B. ' Drifting and Dreaming, Sweet Paradise,' is an American popular song written, copyrighted, published, and licensed by ASCAP in 1925.

For the Bing Crosby album, see Drifting and Dreaming (album).

Drifting through space as cold, dead, original Harry Kim