Jack Palmer

Jack Palmer belongs to the Tin Pan Alley and early jazz-song world of the 1920s. The songwriter from the USA is best remembered as co-writer of Everybody Loves My Baby, a standard later taken up by jazz bands, singers, and revival musicians. His work sits in the same commercial song culture that fed vaudeville, dance bands, and early recording.

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  Jumpin' Jive: a celebration of swing and scat singing

  Jumpin' Jive is a notable jazz hit that was originally recorded by the Cab Calloway Orchestra in 1939. The song...