From Bing Crosby and Whitney Houston to Lil Nas X and Dua Lipa, here are the biggest songs from every year since 1940. ... 1940: "I'll Never Smile Again" — Tommy Dorsey. Tommy Dorsey.

On the bandstand, unmistakable with trombone and trademark glasses, is “The Sentimental Gentleman,” Tommy Dorsey, leading his orchestra in what amounts to a medley of Dorsey’s greatest hits ...

A major big band leader is the subject of a new book: Tommy Dorsey: Livin' in a Great Big Way. With his brother Jimmy, Dorsey helped define American popular music from the 1920s through the mid 1950s.

Buddy Morrow (a.k.a. Muni Zudekoff), big band era trombonist (with a mastery of the upper range), hit-making recording artist, studio musician and most notably, bandleader of The Tommy Dorsey ...

A lot has been written about Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey, ... “So Rare,” a 1937 composition, hit No. 2 on the Billboard charts in 1957, the year Jimmy died. Koch, ...

His 75-year music career included hit songs "Night Train," "One Mint Julep" and "Hey Mrs. Jones ... Morrow went on to play in the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra in 1938 and was featured in bands led by ...

Tommy Dorsey, who passed away in 1956, was an extremely successful bandleader from the 1930s. ... He had a string of hit records including, "Opus One,", "Marie," and "Song of India." ...

Tommy Dorsey and his band came to Broome County several times in the 1940's, sometimes with Frank Sinatra, and later with local native Stuart Foster. News Sports Business Go!