Anderson, Ivie
Anderson, Ivie, 1904-1949
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Anderson, Ivie, 1905-1949
Ivie Anderson American jazz singer (1905-1949)
VIAF ID: 54331573 (Personal)
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Ivie Anderson
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American jazz singer (1905-1949)
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Duke Ellington Orchestra
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Duke Ellington Orchestra
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Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
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Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra
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Gilroy, Calif.
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Los Angeles, Calif.
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RCA Ariola (Europe)
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RCA Ariola France
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Universal music jazz France
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Valburn/Ellington Collection (Library of Congress)
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| 1940 |
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| 200 of the best songs from ragtime & early jazz, 1997: |
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| After all |
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| Alabamy home |
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| Braggin' in brass |
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| Chocolate shake [sound recording]. |
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| The complete Jelly Roll Morton |
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| Delta bound |
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| Dictionnaire du jazz |
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| Dinah Lou |
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| Duke Ellington and his orchestra. |
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| Duke Ellington : classic recordings. |
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| Duke Ellington presents Ivie Anderson |
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| Dusk |
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| Ebony rhapsody |
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| Echoes of the jungle |
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| Get yourself a new broom (and sweep the blues away) |
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| A gipsy without a song |
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| golden era of jazz |
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| I got it bad |
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| Happy as the day is long : fox-trot ; Raisin' the rent : fox-trot |
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| histoire du jazz vocal |
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| If you were in my place |
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| I'm beginning |
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| Indispensable Duke Ellington |
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| Isn't love the strangest thing? |
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| It don't mean a thing; |
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| It's swell of you |
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| I've got the world on a string |
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| I've got to be a rug cutter |
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| Ivie Anderson, Helen Humes |
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| Jack the bear |
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| Jeep's blues |
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| Jump for joy |
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| Just settin'and rockin' |
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| Killin' myself |
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| Ladies sing jazz 1925/1940. |
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| Lambeth walk |
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| Let's have a jubilee |
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| Let's misbehave - mo' electro |
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| A lonely coed |
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| Love like this |
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| I`m slapping Seventh Avenue |
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| Madame will drop her shawl |
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| Married man blues |
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| Me and you |
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| Minnie the moocher |
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| Mood indigo |
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| Mr J B Blues (3 min 12 s) |
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| My Old Flame |
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| Never no lament |
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| No me importa I don't mind : foxtrot con refrán cantado |
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| Noboby's weetheart |
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| Now or never fox trot |
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| Oh babe! Maybe someday |
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| Paul Whiteman selects records for the millions, 1948: |
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| Pussy willow |
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| Raisin' the rent de la revue "Cotton club parade" |
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| reissue of some famous Black and white masters |
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| Rose of the Rio Grande |
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| Scrounch |
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| Shoe shine boy |
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| Shout sister shout |
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| Sidewalks of New York (3 min 15 s) |
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| Sing me a swing song [SR] 1990?: |
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| Skrontch from "Cotton club parade of 1938" |
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| So far, so good |
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| Solitude |
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| Stormy weather |
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| Sweet Sue |
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| Swingtime in Honolulu |
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| Take me back baby |
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| Take the A train |
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| There is no greater love |
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| There's a lull in my life |
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| Tootin' through the roof |
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| Troubled waters |
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| I want a man |
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| Watermelon man |
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| West Indian stomp |
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| Women's voices |
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| You can't run away from love tonight |
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| You gave me the gate |
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| The ¤Duke in Boston |
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