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Uploaded by on Oct 6, 2007

Artist: Artie Shaw and His Orchestra
Title: "Frenesi"

Album: Moonglow
Label: RCA Victor
Cat No: LPM-1244
Release Year: 1956
Country: Canada
Format: 12" LP Album

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  • @vinyltovideo - sorry to say, you're wrong. "Frenesi" is a musical piece originally composed by Alberto Dominguez for the marimba, and adapted as a jazz standard by Leonard Whitcup and others. A hit version recorded by Artie Shaw (with an arrangement by William Grant Still) reached number one on the Billboard pop chart on December 21, 1940 - on RCA. Artie was a true great, influencing Acker Bilk and Pete Fountain - if you listen, you'll hear Artie's style in their music!

  • @misplacedscot Nice copy and pasting skills you got there.

  • What label recorded this, please?

  • @looneywoman RCA Victor

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  • Every time i hear this i wish that i lived back then!:-)

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  • Incomparable, preciosa....Ese clarinete¡

  • This is a Mexican song composed by Alberto Dominguez and Mr. Shaw's interpretation is beautiful.

  • @iajoe sounds like big band, not swing. specifically, it's considered simply jazz according to wikipedia.

  • @teknokrat1 : This song is from the Swing Era. That era began in 1935.

  • @iajoe how does this sound like swing to you?

  • This is absolutely fantastic. Shaw was the best

  • I think this is pure magic! What dance is it plse?!

  • June 25th 1944 Leiston, England Plane: N357FG "Frenesi"  The silence of the morning was ended abruptly by the revving of the Packard V-1650 Rolls Royce engine. Suddenly my headset was booming with traffic, Frenesi was playing. I forgot the war for a mere second, my dream ended by the sounds of cannon fire. I pulled on the stick and banked hard to the left. My sights found the target, with its metallic wings glistening in the morning sun. I fired. The sky became hell. Frenesi played on.

  • June 25th 1944 Leiston, England Plane: N357FG "Frenesi"  The silence of the morning was ended abruptly by the revving of the Packard V-1650 Rolls Royce engine. Suddenly my headset was booming with traffic, Frenesi was playing. I forgot the war for a mere second, my dream ended by the sounds of cannon fire. I pulled on the stick and banked hard to the left. My sights found the target, with its metallic wings glistening in the morning sun. I fired. The sky became hell. Frenesi played on

  • It's one of the best swing songs ever.

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