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Hooray for Hollywood Part 2

Duration:
30 minutes
First broadcast:
Monday 14 January 2013

Clare Teal presents the BBC Big Band and conductor Eliot Murray in the second part of their celebration of Hollywood recorded at the Town Hall Birmingham. Including In the Mood and Chattanooga Choo Choo from the Glenn Miller Orchestra's starring role in Sun Valley Serenade. Vocal guests The Swingcats and Richard Shelton are also featured in film classics including Everybody Wants to be a Cat, Too Darn Hot and Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend.

Music Played

7 items
  • Image for The BBC Big Band

    The BBC Big Band "In The Mood”

    Composer: Joe Garland Arranger: Joe Garland

  • Image for The BBC Big Band

    The BBC Big Band "Chattanooga Choo Choo”

    Composer: Mack Gordon & Harry Warren Arranger: Jerry Gray

  • Image for The BBC Big Band

    The BBC Big Band "Don’t Fence Me In”

    Composer: Cole Porter & Bob Fletcher Arranger: Alan Glasscock

  • The Swingcats "Everybody Wants To Be A Cat”

    Composer: Huddleston, Rinker Arranger: Eliot Murray

  • The Swingcats "Too Darn Hot”

    Composer: Cole Porter Arranger: Eliot Murray

  • The Swingcats "Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend”

    Composer: Leo Robin & Jule Styne Arranger: Eliot Murray

  • Image for Clare Teal

    Clare Teal "The Man That Got Away”

    Composer: Harold Arlen & Ira Gershwin Arranger: Skip Martin

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