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As a last-minute replacement unit intended for Oscar Moore , Paul played with Nat King Cole and other artists while in the inaugural Jazz at the Philharmonic live concert in Los Angeles, California , on July 2, 1944. The recording, nevertheless available because Jazz from your Philharmonic- the very first concert- indicates Paul with the leading associated with his game, both equally with his / her strong four to the standard comping from the style of Freddie Green and for your inspiration involving his solitary lines. Paul's destroy on 'Blues' is a strong amazing tour de force as well as represents some sort of memorable contest somewhere between themselves and Nat 'King' Cole. Much subsequently within his / her career, Paul stated that he / she ended up the actual victor and the this kind of have been conceded by way of Cole. His solo about Body as well as Soul is a fine exhibition the two associated with his admiration pertaining to along with emulation on the actively playing associated with Django Reinhardt , together with his improvement associated with quite a few quite unique lines.

Guitar builder Multitrack-recording enhancements Les Paul & Mary Ford Radio as well as television applications Later vocation Death Awards and influences Personal existence Discography Hit singles Year Single Chart roles US R&B 1945 "It's Been a Long Long Time"(with Bing Crosby) a single 1946 "Rumors Are Flying"(with Andrews Sisters) 4 1948 "Lover" twenty one "Brazil" 22 "What Is This Thing Called Love?" 11 1950 "Nola" 9 "Goofus" 21 years old "Little Rock Getaway" eighteen "Tennessee Waltz" 6 1951 "Jazz Me Blues" 23 "Mockin' Bird Hill "(gold record) 2 7 "How High the actual Moon"(gold record) 1 couple of "Josephine" 12 "I Wish I Had Never Seen Sunshine" 18 "The World Is Waiting For the Sunrise"(gold record) 2 "Whispering" 7 "Just One More Chance" your five "Jingle Bells" 10 1952 "Tiger Rag" only two "I'm Confessin'" tough luck "Carioca" 14 "In the Good Old Summertime" 15 "Smoke Rings" 14 "Meet Mr. Callahan" 5 "Take Me In Your Arms and Hold Me" 15 "Lady associated with Spain" eight "My Baby's Comin' Home" seven 1953 "Bye Bye Blues" a few "I'm Sittin' On Top of the World" 10 "Sleep" 21 years old " "(gold record) just one 7 "Johnny" 15 "The Kangaroo" 25 "Don'cha Hear Them Bells" 13 1954 "I Really Don't Want To Know" 11 "I'm a Fool To Care" a few "Wither Thou Goest" 10 "Mandolino" 19 1955 "Hummingbird" several "Amukiriki" 38 "Magic Melody" 96 1956 "Texas Lady" 91 "Moritat" forty nine "Nuevo Laredo" 91 1957 "Cinco Robles" thirty-five 1958 "Put a new Ring On My Finger" 32 1961 "Jura" 37 "It's Been a Long Long Time" 105 Albums Singles Compositions See also References

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