Artie Shaw was the rival of Benny Goodman in the Swing era. With a different style of playing, his sound on clarinet was more liquid than Goodman's sound. After playing in different orchestras in the late 1920s and '30s, he formed his own orchestra in 1936, and he added a string quartet to the Big Band...See full bio »
1959The Five Pennies
(music: "Back Bay Shuffle" 1938 - uncredited)
1941The Big Store
(music: "If It's You" 1941 / lyrics: "If It's You" 1941)
1940Second Chorus
(music: "Everything's Jumping" - uncredited, "Double Mellow" - uncredited, "Concerto for Clarinet" - uncredited / performer: "Everything's Jumping" - uncredited, "Would You Like to Be the Love of My Life", "I'm Yours" - uncredited, "Double Mellow" - uncredited, "Concerto for Clarinet" - uncredited / "Would You Like to Be the Love of My Life", "Would You Like to Be the Love of My Life" reprise)
[on Ava Gardner] Ava has been completely victimized by the kind of life she has led, and as a result has become the kind of person she is today.
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Trivia:
Was the son-in-law of composer Jerome Kern while married to Kern's daughter Elizabeth
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