Winter Wonderland - Musica
Winter Wonderland by Ted Weems & His Orchestra
Ted Weems & His Orchestra
Biografia dell'artista Ted Weems & His Orchestra
Ted Weems Wilfred Theodore Wemyes 26 September 1901 - 6 May 1963 Was An American Bandleader And Musician. Born In Pitcairn Pennsylvania Weems Attended The University Of Pennsylvania Where He Organised A Small Dance Band. Going Professional In 1923 Weems Toured For The MCA Corporation Recording For Several Years On Victor Records. “Somebody Stole My Gal” Became The Band’s First #1 Hit In Early 1924. Weems Moved To Chicago With His Band Around 1928. He Had More Chart Success In 1929 With The Novelty Song “Piccolo Pete” And The #1 Hit “The Man From The South”. The Band Gained Popularity In The 1930s Making Regular Radio Broadcasts On Jack Benny’s Canada Dry And The Fibber McGee & Molly Program. In 1936 The Ted Weems Orchestra Gave Singer Perry Como His First National Exposure. Among Weems’ Other Discoveries Were Whistler-Singer Elmo Tanner Sax Player And Singer Red Ingle Marilyn Maxwell Who Left The Band For An Acting Career And Arranger Joe Haymes Who Created The Band’s Unique Jazz-Novelty Style. During World War II Ted Weems Enlisted In The United States Merchant Marine. Reorganising His Big Band In 1947 He Made Records For Mercury Including The Hits “Peg O’ My Heart” And “Mickey”. However The Biggest Hit Of Weems’ Career Was A Reissue Of His 1933 Song “Heartaches” Which Topped The National Charts For 13 Weeks. Despite This Sudden Popularity The Hits Dried Up After 1947. Weems Toured Until 1953. Ted Weems Died Of Emphysema In Tulsa Oklahoma In 1963. His Son Ted Jr. Led A Revival Band At Times During The 1960s And 1970s.
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Biography - Ted Weems & His Orchestra
Ted Weems Wilfred Theodore Wemyes 26 September 1901 - 6 May 1963 Was An American Bandleader And Musician. Born In Pitcairn Pennsylvania Weems Attended The University Of Pennsylvania Where He Organised A Small Dance Band. Going Professional In 1923 Weems Toured For The MCA Corporation Recording For Several Years On Victor Records. “Somebody Stole My Gal” Became The Band’s First #1 Hit In Early 1924. Weems Moved To Chicago With His Band Around 1928. He Had More Chart Success In 1929 With The Novelty Song “Piccolo Pete” And The #1 Hit “The Man From The South”. The Band Gained Popularity In The 1930s Making Regular Radio Broadcasts On Jack Benny’s Canada Dry And The Fibber McGee & Molly Program. In 1936 The Ted Weems Orchestra Gave Singer Perry Como His First National Exposure. Among Weems’ Other Discoveries Were Whistler-Singer Elmo Tanner Sax Player And Singer Red Ingle Marilyn Maxwell Who Left The Band For An Acting Career And Arranger Joe Haymes Who Created The Band’s Unique Jazz-Novelty Style. During World War II Ted Weems Enlisted In The United States Merchant Marine. Reorganising His Big Band In 1947 He Made Records For Mercury Including The Hits “Peg O’ My Heart” And “Mickey”. However The Biggest Hit Of Weems’ Career Was A Reissue Of His 1933 Song “Heartaches” Which Topped The National Charts For 13 Weeks. Despite This Sudden Popularity The Hits Dried Up After 1947. Weems Toured Until 1953. Ted Weems Died Of Emphysema In Tulsa Oklahoma In 1963. His Son Ted Jr. Led A Revival Band At Times During The 1960s And 1970s.
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