Irving Aaronson and his Commanders

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Irving Aaronson and His Commanders was an American big band active in New York in the Mid-twenties lead by Irving Aaronson.

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[edit] Sidemen

Mickey Bloom, Red Stanley, Harold Saliers, Herman Hyde, Phil Saxe, Sal Cibelli, Ralph Napoli, Stanley Johnson, Frank Cornwell, Mack Walker, Artie Quenzer, Nat Shilkret, Charlie Trotta, Artie Shaw, Tony Pastor, Jack Armstrong, Harry McKeown, Red Jessup, Ernie Mathias, Joe Gillespie, Sam Rubenowitch, Morty Friedman, Horace Diaz, Dick Dixon, Gene Krupa, George Green, Reggie Merrill, Skippy Carlston, Mike Renzulli.

[edit] Vocalists

Betty Cannon, Lois Still

[edit] Recording Affiliations

Edison, Victor, Vocalion, and Columbia.

[edit] References

  • Biography
  • Walker, Leo. Big Band Almanac. Da Capo Press, Inc. New York, 1978.
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