Shep Fields & His Rippling Rhythm - All The Hits And More 1936-43Shep Fields, born Saul Feldman in Brooklyn in 1910, led one of the many highly successful "sweet" music orchestras of the 1930s, popular both on radio, in ballrooms and on record, and developing a trademark sound and style which he called his "Rippling Rhythm" that helped set him apart from other bands. In the early 1940s, he re launched the orchestra with a new style as Shep Fields & His New Music, and continued having hits. Although his chart career

plus vocal duets with Patty Andrews and Georgia Gibbs

and which came out on singles

1 with "The Twist"

and Pat Boone's "Friendly Persuasion"

Haydn because it aims to compare and contrast important works by two major composers that were written at almost the same time

They Swing - Del Vikings and The Swinging

including those with The Pied Pipers and in duets with his wife Della Russell

"Let It Snow

These performances came from early in the development of the Messengers soon after drummer Art Blakey and pianist Horace Silver had formed the group with tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley

far from the fashionable centres of the industry

I Want a Little Girl

The Ventures