 Исполнитель: The Dinning Sisters Название альбома: The Dinning Sisters Год выпуска: 1983, Capitol Records Формат файлов: Mp3, 320 Размер архива: 48 Mb Скачать с: rusfolder
The trio consisted of Ella Lucille "Lou" Dinning (September 29, 1920 – April 28, 2000),[1][2] Jean Dinning (March 29, 1924 – February 22, 2011) and Virginia "Ginger" Dinning (March 29, 1924 – October 14, 2013). Jean and Ginger were twins.
The trio, from a family of five daughters and four sons, were blessed with perfect pitch, and sang together in their church choir from an early age. In their teens, the girls had their own 15-minute local radio show, and later toured clubs and theatres in the Midwest with Herbie Holmes' orchestra. After moving to Chicago in 1939, they won a five-year contract with NBC, and during the early 40s were regulars on programmes such as the Bowman Musical Milkwagon, Gary Moore's Club Matinee and the National Barn Dance, and headlined at venues such as the Chez Paree, the Chicago
Theatre and the Latin Quarter. A trip to Hollywood led to an appearance with Ozzie Nelson's band in the movie Strictly In The Groove. They also provided vocals for two Walt Disney films, Fun And Fancy Free and Melody Time, in the latter of which they sang "Blame It On The Samba", accompanied by organist Ethel Smith. While on the west coast they signed for Capitol Records, and had several hits in the late 40s, including "My Adobe Ha‡ienda", "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now", "Beg Your Pardon" and the million-seller "Buttons And Bows" (1948), accompanied by accordionist Art Van Damme's Quintet. Lou Dinning also made some solo records, including "The Little White Cloud That Cried", "Trust In Me", "Just Friends" and "Nobody Else But Me', with Paul Weston's Orchestra. By the mid-50s the Dinning Sisters" appeal had waned, and they subsequently retired. In 1960 their brother, Mark Dinning, topped the US chart in a very different style, with "Teen Angel".
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The Dinning Sisters were twins Jean and Ginger and sister Lou (Lou was replaced in 1946 by Jayne Bundesen, who was replaced by Tootsie Dinning in 1952). This collection have two cuts from their 1943 Capitol Records sessions, "Brazil" and "Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia," the latter with a whimsical spoken interlude on the trouble with men reminiscent of the Boswell Sisters. "The Way You Look Tonight" is breathy and imploring, "Love On A Greyhound Bus" relentlessly cheerful, transporting us to the post-war era. The repertoire also includes the gorgeous song "Where or when" and, last but not least, their most famous hit, "Buttons and Bows. I hope you enjoy this collection which covers the most vibrant part of the Dinning Sisters Career.
Side 1
1. Sentimental Gentleman
2. Where Or When
3. You're A Character, Baby
4. Once In A While
5. Buttons And Bows
6. Harlem Sandman
7. Beg Your Pardon
Side 2
1. The Way You Look Tonight
2. Aunt Hagar's Blues
3. Please Don't Talk About Me
4. Brazil
5. I Love My Love
6. Love On A Greyhound Bus
7. San Antonio Rose
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