Casa Loma Orchestra
The Casa Loma Orchestra, an American dance band, was formed in 1927 in Detroit.
Initially known as the Orange Blossoms, they adopted the name "Casa Loma" by
1929 after playing at the Casa Loma hotel in Toronto. The band's first
recordings were released on Okeh Records in October 1929. Led mostly by
saxophonist Glen Gray, the orchestra featured talented musicians such as Pee Wee
Hunt and S. Jack Blanchette. They recorded for Brunswick until 1934 and then
moved to Decca Records. Notable songs include "Under a Blanket of Blue" and
"Wild Goose Chase", both in 1933. The band disbanded...
Smoke RingsCasa Loma Orchestra
Musical Smoke Rings
Sunrise SerenadeCasa Loma Orchestra
Musical Smoke Rings
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Washboard BluesHoagy Carmichael, Casa Loma Orchestra and Kēvens (Kevens)
The Stardust Road
It's the Talk of the TownCasa Loma Orchestra
Musical Smoke Rings
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Under a Blanket of BlueCasa Loma Orchestra
Musical Smoke Rings
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Little Brown JugGlen Gray and Casa Loma Orchestra
The Uncollected Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra
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