Альбомы исполнителя
Inner Sanctum
2011 · альбом
Charlie Spivak, Vol. 7
2011 · альбом
At The Palladium
2010 · альбом
One Night Stand
2010 · альбом
Charlie Spivak And His Orchestra - 1946
2009 · альбом
One Way Passage
2009 · альбом
The Country Club Dance
2009 · альбом
Country Club Dance
2009 · альбом
AC-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive
2008 · альбом
For Me and My Gal
2008 · альбом
Laura
2008 · альбом
Star Eyes
2008 · альбом
The Man I Love
2008 · альбом
1942-43 Live Broadcast Air-Checks
2006 · альбом
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Биография
Despite coming up in the jazz world and spending his life around jazz musicians, Charlie Spivak rarely improvised and was most notable for his pretty tone. He moved to the U.S. with his family as a small child and grew up in New Haven, CT. Spivak began playing trumpet when he was ten, gigged locally as a teenager, and worked with Don Cavallaro's Orchestra. During most of 1924-1930 he was with Paul Specht's Orchestra, primarily playing section parts where his tone was an asset. Spivak was cast in the same role with Ben Pollack (1931-1934), the Dorsey Brothers (1934-1935), and Ray Noble. He worked in the studios during most of 1936-1937 and then had stints with the orchestras of Bob Crosby, Tommy Dorsey, and Jack Teagarden. Spivak formed his own band in November 1939 (financed by Glenn Miller) and, although his first orchestra failed within a year, his second attempt shortly after was more successful; in fact, Spivak became a major attraction throughout the '40s and he kept his band together until 1959. Spivak lived in later years in Florida, Las Vegas, and South Carolina, putting together orchestras on a part-time basis, staying semi-active up until his death at the age of 75. Among his better recordings were his theme "Let's Go Home," "Autumn Nocturne," and "Star Dreams." Charlie Spivak, who recorded as late as 1981, was married to singer Irene Daye (who was formerly with Gene Krupa's Orchestra). ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi