1926 Joe Candullo Everglades GOV Al Smith Sidewalks of New York DVIA 2292-D 78 x
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Description
GREAT Recording by Joe Candullo Everglades Orch GENNETT
Sidewalks of New York (East Side, West Side)
The song became popular right after it was published, and Governor Al Smith of New York was credited for its renaissance, having used it as a theme song during his presidential campaigns of 1924, 1928, and 1932.[1][5] During Smith's 1928 campaign, the urban-centric tune proved symbolic of a campaign that failed to find its footing in America's more rural areas, where Herbert Hoover was more popular
Chas. B. Lawlor (composer)
J. W. Blake (lyricist)
Will you love me in December as you do in May?
James John Walker (lyricist)
Ernest R. Ball (composer)
Everglades Orchestra (Musical group)
Tony Pace (vocalist)
Joe Candullo (leader)
Description: Jazz/dance band, with male vocal solo
11/1/1926 New York, New York
Joe Candullo and His Everglades Orchestra were a popular jazz outfit during the 1920s. Candullo also co-authored the songs ''(I'll Build a) Dream House,'' with Ben Blossner and Irma Holander, and ''I Wanna Go Home,'' with Jack Joyce. Candullo also co-composed the orchestral ''Christmas Symphony,'' with Phil Perry and Charles Faso Reade.
10" 78rpm record
Condition Record: EXCELLENT close to pristine faintest scuffs, plays E+ EXCEPTIONALLY QUIET Great sound
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