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Here is Johnny Green conducting his lush dance orchestra in a medley of four of his own popular compositions. His band singer Marjory Logan and The Tune Twisters (male trio) sing two more Green songs (both with lyrics by James Dyrenforth): "What Now" and "Not Bad." Green chastises his second pianist (and arranger), Dave Terry, for infringing on Green's musical territory. With the aid of trick photography, Green, with a wave of his baton, reduces the orchestra to miniature size, then Dave Terry does the same to Green. The film closes with an intricate version of "Sweet Sue-Just You"(Victor Young-Will Harris), featuring Green's saxophone section. Directed by Fred Waller. The songs: John W. Green Medley - I Cover The Waterfront; I'm Yours (Tune Twisters); Body And Soul; I Wanna Be Loved (Orchestra). What Now? (Logan and Tune Twisters), Not Bad (Tune Twisters, Marjory Logan, Johnny Green), Sweet Sue-Just You (Orchestra)

Robin Pratt Жыл бұрын Amazing!

Amazing!

Jack Lathrop Жыл бұрын +2 Thank you, Ned for posting this Melody Magic clip. This is the first time I ever saw this! My Dad, Jack Lathrop, was the lead singer and guitarist for The Tune Twisters. He was 22 when this was recorded. 10/26/17 Ednay Arkspay Жыл бұрын It is wonderful that you commented. If you have Tune Twister scrapbooks and photos to share, please contact me! Seriously!

Thank you, Ned for posting this Melody Magic clip. This is the first time I ever saw this! My Dad, Jack Lathrop, was the lead singer and guitarist for The Tune Twisters. He was 22 when this was recorded. 10/26/17

Ednay Arkspay Жыл бұрын It is wonderful that you commented. If you have Tune Twister scrapbooks and photos to share, please contact me! Seriously!

It is wonderful that you commented. If you have Tune Twister scrapbooks and photos to share, please contact me! Seriously!

John Ferguson 3 жыл бұрын Beautiful music, and with Style!

Beautiful music, and with Style!

Steveo Musicman 3 жыл бұрын +1 Dave Terry became a fine arranger... RatPfink66 Жыл бұрын Good "awkestrayshuns" eh?

Dave Terry became a fine arranger...

RatPfink66 Жыл бұрын Good "awkestrayshuns" eh?

Good "awkestrayshuns" eh?

Janette Walker 4 жыл бұрын +1 Thanks for this great clip.

Thanks for this great clip.

Jean Morrell 5 жыл бұрын +3 One of my favourite films is "An American in Paris". Johnny Green and his orchestra provided the musical soundtrack which for me, made the film all the more enjoyable. I first watched this film in 1951 when I was 17. I am 80 now but the magic of Johnny's music has never waned. Thank you Johnny for so much pleasure. Jean Morrell.

One of my favourite films is "An American in Paris". Johnny Green and his orchestra provided the musical soundtrack which for me, made the film all the more enjoyable. I first watched this film in 1951 when I was 17. I am 80 now but the magic of Johnny's music has never waned. Thank you Johnny for so much pleasure. Jean Morrell.

abendstunde49 5 жыл бұрын +3 What a treat!

What a treat!

RatPfink66 5 жыл бұрын +2 Boy howdy, Marjory Logan sure sings "What Now" pretty and looks it, too. Even shows some "feet" on the next number, "Not Bad." The Tune Twisters trio were Andy Love, Bob Wacker, and guitarist Jack Lathrop. Formerly with Ray Noble as The Freshmen, they were a popular radio feature thru the 30s. Jack sang with Glenn Miller as well around 1940.

Boy howdy, Marjory Logan sure sings "What Now" pretty and looks it, too. Even shows some "feet" on the next number, "Not Bad." The Tune Twisters trio were Andy Love, Bob Wacker, and guitarist Jack Lathrop. Formerly with Ray Noble as The Freshmen, they were a popular radio feature thru the 30s. Jack sang with Glenn Miller as well around 1940.

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