About Eddy Duchin
Eddy Duchin (b. Edwin Frank Duchin, April 1, 1909, Cambridge, Massachusetts - d. February 9, 1951, New York City) was an American popular pianist and bandleader of the 1930s and 1940s. He formed his own orchestra 1931. At the begining of WW II he modernised the band to respond to e.g. Harry James' and Glenn Miller's challenge. Duchin entered the Navy during the war, serving as a combat officer but as an entertainer too. Columbia Pictures produced a feature film based on the bandleader's life.
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Ol' Man Mose
My Heart Belongs to Daddy (feat. the Eddy Duchin Orchestra & Mary Martin)
My Heart Belongs To Daddy
When Winter Comes
My Twilight Dream (Chopin Nocturne in E Flat)
It's De-Lovely
September Song
Heart and Soul
Let's Fall in Love
The Night Before Christmas
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