Gus Arnheim And His Orchestra

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Gus Arnheim And His Orchestra

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Orchestra led by pianist Gus Arnheim, founded in 1927 and active until 1944.

Between 1928 and 1931, the orchestra was the house band of the famous Cocoanut Grove nightclub in the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California. So until 1931, the band's recordings credit it as Gus Arnheim And His Ambassador Hotel Orchestra (OKeh) or Gus Arnheim And His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra (Victor).

The Arnheim orchestra made numerous recordings. Between 1928 and 1929, it recorded for OKeh. In 1929, the band switched to OKeh and in 1933 to OKeh. In 1930, they recorded one song with Paul Whiteman's The Rhythm Boys; in 1931, they accompanied one of them, Bing Crosby, on a series of OKeh recordings and on NBC radio, where the band performed each week on the "Lucky Strike Dance Hour."

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Singin' In The Rain

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Sweet And Lovely (feat. Donald Novis)

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Them There Eyes

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Go Home And Tell Your Mother

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Dancing To Save Your Sole

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1943

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August 24, 1943

Sherman's Cafe

San Diego, California, United States


April 17, 1943

Sherman's Cafe

San Diego, California, United States

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Gus Arnheim And His Orchestra has released 14 albums between 1929 and 1973. Notable releases include Broadcasts From The Cocoanut Grove - Los Angeles 1932, Young Bing Crosby, Coffee In The Morning And Kisses In The Night / The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams. Explore their complete discography on this page.

Gus Arnheim And His Orchestra's most-played tracks include Singin' In The Rain, Sweet And Lovely (feat. Donald Novis), Them There Eyes, Go Home And Tell Your Mother, Dancing To Save Your Sole. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

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