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Rhapsody in blue, Take 1 (1924-06-10) WARNING: These historical recordings may contain offensive or inappropriate language. Full disclaimer Recording Title Rhapsody in blue Other Title(s) Part 1 (Title part) Musical group Paul Whiteman Concert Orchestra Arranger Ferde Grofé Composer George Gershwin Piano George Gershwin Leader Paul Whiteman Genre(s) Ragtime, jazz, and more, Classical music Category Instrumental Description Orchestra and piano soloist Instrumentation 4 violins, 4 saxophones, 2 French horns, 2 cornets, 2 trombones, tuba, piano, and traps Label Name/Number Victor 55225 Matrix Number/Take Number C-30174/1 Recording Date 1924-06-10 Place of Recording New York, New York Size 12" Duration 04:32 Rights & Access This recording is protected by state copyright laws in the United States.
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Dead Comics Online Kaufman is most remembered for playing the inalienable Latka on the 1980s sitcom "Taxi." But he also did one of the first Elvis impersonations, spent too many years as an "intergender wrestler," and lipsynched the theme song to "Mighty Mouse" on the first "Saturday Night Live." Long before there was a Jerry Springer, Kaufman provoked fights on TV shows, including "Fridays" and "David Letterman." Slapstick comedian Jim Carrey portrays Kaufman in the upcoming "Man on the Moon," which is being directed by Milos Forman, who won an Oscar for "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," and produced by Danny DeVito, who worked with Kaufman in "Taxi" and Forman in "Cuckoo's Nest." In addition to Carrey as Kaufman, DeVito plays Kaufman's manager, George Shapiro, and Courtney Love plays his love interest, Lynne Margulies.
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The Portico Quartet A.K.A. I Saw The Bloke From The Art Of Noise In Vision Express… Title of this post sounds like a bad mix tape but I did. Weird thing is each time I go to Oxford Street, twice this year, I seem to see Paul Morley. Anyway, so from there it was a short stop to go and pick up a CD I have been meaning to get for a while. Anything described as ‘the Penguin Cafe Orchestra meets jazz’ sounds good to me, and even though I am six months late on this one, the Portico Quartet’s (above) ‘Knee-Deep In The North Sea’ seemed like something to support. On listening, I am not sure I’d compare it to the PCO, but it does have a lovely little bonus track at the end, which lets be honest is something you don’t hear on jazz albums. Here it is…