Lou McGarity
Lou McGarity (born 22 July 1917, Athens), born Robert Louis McGarity, was an
American jazz trombonist, violinist, and singer. He launched his career with Ben
Bernie’s orchestra (1938–1940) and gained recognition as a member of Benny
Goodman's orchestra and sextet during the 1940s. As a soloist, McGarity
performed on tracks such as "Limehouse Blues" and "If I Had You", and provided
vocals for the 1941 recording "Blues in the Night". After military service, he
established a reputation as a New York studio musician, collaborating with Eddie
Condon, the Lawson-Haggart band, and the J...
Someday You'll Be SorryLouis Armstrong, Billy Butterfield, Lou McGarity, Cutty Cutshall, Phil Giardina, Herman Shertzer, Andrew Ferretti, Carl Poole, Jack Satterfield and The Commanders
Satchmo Serenades
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Forever and EverFrank Sinatra, Ziggy Elman, Lou McGarity and Axel Stordahl & His Orchestra
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"A" You're Adorable (The Alphabet Song)Frank Sinatra, Ziggy Elman, Lou McGarity, Eileen Wilson and Axel Stordahl & His Orchestra
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So in LoveFrank Sinatra, Ziggy Elman, Lou McGarity and Axel Stordahl & His Orchestra
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Far Away PlacesFrank Sinatra, Ziggy Elman, Lou McGarity and Axel Stordahl & His Orchestra
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Red Roses for a Blue LadyFrank Sinatra, Ziggy Elman, Lou McGarity and Axel Stordahl & His Orchestra
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