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01 My Foolish Heart

02 Laura

03 When You Awake

04 Emily

05 I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest

06 Delishious

07 September Song

08 The Touch of your Lips

09 All Too Soon

10 Nancy

11 If You only were Mine

12 Stars in my Eyes

Спасибо, Михаил, уже за оба альбома сразу.

Полагаю,  Вы не будете против, если я добавлю фото          и исполнителя на трубе -  Bobby Hackett  , и аранжировщика  и дирижера - Glenn Ossen., вместе с сопровождающей их информацией  (с какого-то ам.сайта).

С уважением, Александр.

                                           "Я хочу видеть этого человека!"

 Bobby Hackett
Real Name:
Robert Leo Hackett                                     
                                                                 Profile:
* 31.01.1915 in Providence, Rhode Island                                
† 07.06.1976 Chatham, Massachusetts

Jazz trumpeter and cornet player. He also played guitar, banjo and clarinet.

In Groups:
Benny Goodman Quintet, The, Benny Goodman Sextet, Bobby Hackett And His Jazz Band, Bobby Hackett And His Orchestra,
 Bobby Hackett Quartet, The, Bobby Hackett Quintet, Eddie Condon And His Band, Eddie Condon And His Windy City Seven,
Glenn Miller And His Orchestra, Gordon Jenkins And His Orchestra, Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars, Miff Mole And His Nicksieland Band
                                                                                                                                                                                                

Glenn Osser
Real Name:
Abraham "Glenn" Osser
Profile:
Born August 28, 1914
Arranger, conductor, orchestra leader and songwriter. Often wrote songs together with his wife Edna Osser.

He was born in Munising, Michigan, the child of Russian-Jewish immigrants. In high school he played piano, violin, saxophone and clarinet and went afterwards to study music at the University of Michigan, beginning in music education and switching to music theory, graduating in 1935. He moved to New York and got involved in the local Jazz Scene, soon getting to record with Les Brown and Benny Goodman. He also got hired by radio broadcasting station NBC, to work as a staff arranger. During WWII, he started to arrange with Paul Whiteman and being still in broadcasting industry with ABC Network and NBC Blue Network. Later in his career, he backed famous musicians like Patti Page and Doris Day. He can be found a huge amount of records, always having a role in leading the orchestras.

He also worked under a number of other names like Arthur Meisel, Bob Marvel, Maurice Pierre, and others.
 

Спасибо.