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Singin' In The Rain by Fred Rich And His Orchestra

Fred Rich And His Orchestra

Biografia dell'artista Fred Rich And His Orchestra

Fred Rich January 31 1898-September 8 1956 Was A Bandleader Who Was Active From The 1920s To The 1950s. Among The Famous Musicians In His Band Included The Dorsey Brothers Joe Venuti Bunny Berigan And Benny Goodman. In The Early 1930s Elmer Feldkamp Was One Of His Vocalists. Fred Rich Was Born In Warsaw Poland. Rich Was A Pianist And He Formed His Own Band In The 1920s. His Theme Songs Were “I’m Always Chasing Rainbows” And “So Beats My Heart For You.” Between 1925-1928 He Toured Europe. Rich Enjoyed A Long Stay At The Famous Waldorf-Astoria In New York City. After This He Began Leading Studio Band That Featured Many Famous Musicians. He Recorded For Okeh Columbia Paramount Camden And Vocalion And Several Others Often Recording Under The Names Fred Richards The Astorites The Hotel Astor Band Considering That Rich And His Band Played At The Astor Hotel For A Time In The 1920s And Many Others. In The Late 1930s He Would Become A Musical Director For Various Radio Stations And In 1942 He Moved Onto A Staff Position With United Artists Studios In Hollywood Where He Was To Remain For Most Of His Career. In 1945 Rich Was Badly Injured When He Suffered A Fall. As A Result He Suffered From Partial Paralysis. But Despite This Rich Continued To Lead Studio Bands Into The 1950s. Fred Rich Died On September 8 1956 In California Aged 58 After A Long Illness. A Pianist Fred Rich Has A Number Of Song Credits To His Name Including “Blue Tahitian Moonlight ” “Time Will Tell” And “On The Riviera.” He Also Wrote Scores For Many Movies.