Buddy Clark - Collection 1934-49Buddy Clark was one of the most popular and successful crooners of the 1930s and '40s and was ubiquitous on radio as well as being a prolific recording artist during the late '40s and enjoying a string of hits during that era. The only reason that he does not rank alongside his contemporaries at that time like Frank Sinatra, Perry Como and Dick Haymes as being one of the top vocalists of the era is that he died tragically in a light plane crash in

The Clara Ward Singers

Kožina) and the Prague Academy of Arts (AMU) - first under prof

Along with the Ninth («From the New World»)

Benko/ Brunner/ Freidlin/ Honek/ Kopsova - Prague Kaleidoscope

and his UK hits

influential and successful of the early bluesmen

keening 'Home And Where I Long To Be'

Konzerthaus Berlin

plus selected A & B sides from his other singles during these years

at the end of his period with the Eszterházys

recording memorable hits with him and staying with Ellington until 1951

Bonnie Guitar Early Years: The Singles & Albums Collection 1951-62 She made excellent records across the pop and country spectrum