Goodnight Sweetheart -Jack Teter
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gotta hand to ya, Big Band, you come up with some great early recordings you can't hear anywhere else. Thanks for sharing. Tommy
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This song is driving me to google h*@#. I swear this was the closing song on a 50s TV show...anyone?...Arthur Godfrey, Jackie Gleason? Great song!
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That's the kind of song my friend Lou is crazy about! Me too. ;-)
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nice tune
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Pretty!
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Wow! This has to be an insanely rare record! The Paramount company went bankrupt in 1932, so most of their last 2 years' worth of records probably sold very few copies, because of the depression. Also, I did some research, and figured out that this is the SAME Jack Teter who had a huge, unexpected hit with the song "Johnson Rag" in 1949. He was a big name in music around the Milwaukee area, so it was probably pretty easy for him to go up to nearby Grafton, WI, to make records for Paramount.
jlassie 5 months ago
@jlassie Thanks,but this was on a Broadway label.It might bring a dollar.
Bigband78 5 months ago
I'm still trying to figure out how Rudy Vallee got his name on the composer list.
phredl 3 years ago
Payola
Bigband78 3 years ago
Thanks Ginny.
Bigband78 3 years ago