Wayne King
Wayne King, born Harold Wayne King on February 16, 1901 in Savanna, Illinois,
was an American musician, songwriter, and bandleader. After playing alto
saxophone for the Paul Whiteman Orchestra, he formed Wayne King and His
Orchestra in 1927, which opened the new Aragon Ballroom in Chicago. The group
began recording for RCA Victor Records in 1929 and gained prominence through The
Lady Esther Serenade, a national radio program from 1931 to 1937. Notable
releases include "Goodnight, Sweetheart" (1931) and "Dream a Little Dream of Me"
(1931), which was a Number 1 hit. King's orchestr...
JosephineWayne King
Melody Of Love
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StardustWayne King
The Night Is Young
3:06
Deep PurpleWayne King
Golden Favorites
2:55
Now Is the HourWayne King
Golden Favorites
2:32
WhisperingWayne King
Our Language of Love: The Romantic Dance Music of Wayne King, His Saxophone and His Orchestra
2:47
Beautiful Love (Tutto Quello che un Uomo)Attilio Troiano, Wayne King, Haven Gillespie, Victor Young, Sergio Cammariere, Roberto Kunstler and Egbert Van Alstyne (contributor)
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