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	Charlie Spivak
		Spivak began playing trumpet when he was ten, gigged locally as a teenager and worked with Don Cavallaro's Orchestra.
		Spivak was cast in the same role with Ben Pollack (1931-34), the Dorsey Brothers (1934-35) and Ray Noble.
		Spivak formed his own band in November 1939 (financed by Glenn Miller) and, although his first orchestra failed within a year, his second attempt shortly after was more successful; in fact Charlie Spivak became a major attraction throughout the 1940's and he kept his band together until 1959.
	bandmuseum.tripod.com /id20.html (391 words)

	Solid! -- Charlie Spivak
		Whichever the case, Spivak studied trumpet as a youth and played in his high school band.
		Spivak's new band emerged as one of the top commercial outfits in the country, surviving the post-war band bust and continuing until the late 1950s.
		In the late 1950s Spivak moved to Florida, where he continued to lead a band until 1963, when illness forced him to briefly retire.
	www.parabrisas.com /d_spivakc.php (609 words)

	Big Band Library: "Feedback and Follow-Up" Re: Charlie Spivak
		After I wrote my biographical sketch of Charlie Spivak, I heard from a woman who worked at Ye Olde Fireplace for almost 25 years. She was employed as a server for several years, then worked in the bar for about 18 years.
		"Spivak had been booked at Ye Olde [ Fireplace ], he liked it so well, the reception was such a great turn-out, he and the owner had a verbal agreement for Spivak to be our house band 6 nights a week, no cover charge.
		We had many great years. Reservations had to be made sometimes two wks in advance, folks would drive from Columbia, S.C., Atlanta, Charleston, and Charlotte, N.C. For several years in November we taped the evening to be televised.
	www.bigbandlibrary.com /feedbackandfollowupspivakcharlie.html (188 words)

	upstatebeat.com: Murder at Ye Olde Fireplace: Part Two
		Charlie Grubbs has since died, and the glories of the nightclub he created recede further into memory with each passing year.
		Spivak's stepson Kevin Ingram (Dubby's son) revived the Spivak band and played engagements for a couple of years as Kevin Spivak and the Charlie Spivak Orchestra, always with "more enthusiasm than talent," as he admits with a laugh.
		The trumpet played by Charlie Spivak for so many years is enshrined in a glass case in the music department at Furman University, along with all of his charts, preserved as a resource for future generations of musicians.
	www.metrobeat.net /gbase/Expedite/Content?oid=oid:2864 (2417 words)

	Gene Krupa Biographies / Irene Daye
		This was late in 1948 and some of her greatest recognition as a female vocalist came with the Spivak band.
		Miss Daye and Spivak were eventually married March 31, 1950, in Greenwich, Conn. Announcement of the marriage was made in a radio broadcast by the orchestra leader at Torrington, Conn., where the band was playing at a March of Dimes benefit.
		Spivak left the band and she and Spivak moved to South Miami, Fla., where they bought a home and which served as the base of operations for the Spivak orchestra.
	www.gkrp.net /irenebio.html (573 words)

	Big Band Library: "Feedback and Follow-Up" Re: Charlie Spivak
		After I wrote my biographical sketch of Charlie Spivak, I heard from a woman who worked at Ye Olde Fireplace for almost 25 years. She was employed as a server for several years, then worked in the bar for about 18 years.
		"Spivak had been booked at Ye Olde [ Fireplace ], he liked it so well, the reception was such a great turn-out, he and the owner had a verbal agreement for Spivak to be our house band 6 nights a week, no cover charge.
		We had many great years. Reservations had to be made sometimes two wks in advance, folks would drive from Columbia, S.C., Atlanta, Charleston, and Charlotte, N.C. For several years in November we taped the evening to be televised.
	bigbandlibrary.com /feedbackandfollowupspivakcharlie.html (188 words)

	Big Band Library: Charlie Spivak: "Stardreams"
		It didn't hurt that one of Charlie's close friends was Glenn Miller, whom he could turn to for advice on being a bandleader, when Spivak organized his own group in late 1939.
		Dave Dexter, a music critic, convinced Spivak to discard the mute. Actually, Charlie was quite a versatile musician. He often blew 'hot' in the '20s and early '30s, and later pointed out that he enjoyed the blues.
		When the Spivak band performed around New York City, recorded regularly, and guested on the radio (including the "Spotlight Bands" program), Stevens' mellow voice was heard often and, as a result, he was named one of the nation's top singers.
	www.bigbandlibrary.com /charliespivak.html (1563 words)

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		ost of Charlie's best-known recordings were with the Benny Goodman Sextet (which retained the Sextet name even after it became technically a Septet).
		On the studio cuts, Charlie's solos are inventive, but generally briefer and more reserved than on the jam sessions or live broadcasts.
		Two notable exceptions are "Honeysuckle Rose," which features an extended Christian solo, and Charlie's famed composition, "Solo Flight," which became a popular hit after his death.
	personal.nbnet.nb.ca /hansen/Charlie/ccdisc.htm (645 words)

	SPIVAK Charlie : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		SPIVAK Charlie : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music
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		June Hutton; Willie Smith and Dave Tough played in the band; arr.
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/s/S318.HTM (94 words)

	Oldies.com : Charlie Spivak
		Spivak learned to play trumpet as a small child growing up in the USA.
		A skilled trumpeter, on the sweeter side of the swing era, Spivak's musical longevity owes much to his ability to see what the public wanted and then make sure that he delivered.
		Charlie Spivak was a section player with Ben Pollack, the Dorsey Brothers, Ray Noble, Bob Crosby and Jack Teagarden before he started his own band in 1939.
	horror.oldies.com /artist/view.cfm/id_3491.html (257 words)

	Charlie Spivak : OLDIES.com
		Spivak learned to play trumpet as a small child growing up in the USA.
		In his mid-teens he joined Paul Specht's orchestra where he remained until 1930, moving on to the Ben Pollack band.
		A skilled trumpeter, on the sweeter side of the swing era, Spivak's musical longevity owes much to his ability to see what the public wanted and then make sure that he delivered.
	www.oldies.com /artist-view/Charlie-Spivak.html (180 words)

	Remembering the Greats Bands- personal stories - Dance Forums
		The ones I remember are the great trumpet players, Charlie Spivak and Harry James.
		Spivak was the greatest of the two in my opinion.
		There were a few others that I've danced to at live performances: Jan Garber (soft and sweet, like Guy Lombardo), Charlie Spivak and Benny Goodman.
	www.dance-forums.com /viewtopic.php?t=197 (727 words)

	LP List - Entire setsale catalogue of Vinyl Albums
		Columbia-CS 9137 Charlie Bydr Brazilian byrd-Music of Antonio Carlos Jobim&Charlie Byrd with strings,brass&woodwins Stereo/Sh.Wrap M-/M- $7
		Offbeat-OLP-3008 Charlie Byrd At the Village Vanguard(Mono) VG+/VG++ $5
		Hindsight-HRS-105 Charlie Spivak/Orch The uncollected-Charlie Spivak-Vocals by Irene Daye(Sh W./Mono) M-/M- $5
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	players (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Charlie played in the Bob Crosby big band, and later led his own orchestra.
		Charlie played until his death in the early 80s.
		Ziggy was part of the famous Benny Goodman trumpet section, and later led his own big band.
	www.vintagecornets.com /html/players.htm (612 words)

	eBay - charlie spivak, Records, Sheet Music Song Books items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Charlie Spivak - 20-1806 - 78RPM - RCA Victor
		Charlie Spivak - 20-1727 - 78RPM - RCA Victor
		CHARLIE SPIVAK - His Trumpet & Orch./Country Club Dance
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	Local 802 News - Publications & Press Releases
		While he was with Spivak in Williamsport (Penn.) in the mid-1950s, the late Dodo Marmarosa was hired to fill the piano chair.
		Dodo was playing flawlessly, but Spivak warned him that the next set would contain a complex Manny Albam chart that he might want to look over.
		Dodo looked up at Spivak and said, "Don't worry, Charlie, I won't need the music." He ran a chromatic scale up the piano.
	www.local802afm.org /publication_entry.cfm?xEntry=24526170 (744 words)

	BANDS 2
		Charlie Parker, leader and alto; Miles Davis, trpt.; Lucky Thompson, ten.; Dodo Marmarosa, piano.; Arvin Garrison, guit.; Vic McMillan, bass; Roy Porter, drums.
		Leaders and trombone: Tommy Dorsey (solo); leader, alto and clar, Jimmy Dorsey (solos); trpts.: George Thow (solo), Charlie Spivak; trbs: Glenn Miller, Don Matteson (voc.); reeds: Skeets Herfurt (solo and voc.), Jack Stacy; piano: Bobby Van Epps; guit: Roc Hillman (voc.) ; bass: Delmar Kaplan; drums: Ray McKinley.
		Leader and trb.: Tommy Dorsey (solo); trpts.: Charlie Spivak, Yank Lawson, Lee Castaldo; tbns.: Moe Zudekoff, Les Jenkins; reeds: Hymie Shertzer, Johnny Mince, Fred Stulce, Skeets Herfurt, Deane Kincaide; piano: Howard Smith; guit.: Carmen Mastren; bass: Gene Traxler; drums: Maurice Purtill.
	www.raysherman.net /BANDS2.html (1856 words)

	Charlie Spivak - listen to free MP3 song download & watch music videos - MOG
		Charlie Spivak - listen to free MP3 song download & watch music videos - MOG
		Charlie Spivak (17 February 1905 or 1907-1 March 1982) was an American trumpeter and bandleader, best known for his big band in the 1940s.
		Some sources place it in the Ukraine in 1907, and say that his family emigrated to settle in New Haven, Connecticut while he was a child.
	mog.com /music/Charlie_Spivak (233 words)

	Charlie Spivak Lyrics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Charlie Spivak - Its Been A Long Long Time Lyrics
		Charlie Spivak - This Is No Laughing Matter Lyrics
		Charlie Spivak Tabs and Charlie Spivak Sheet Music coming soon.
	www.songlyrics4u.com /charlie-spivak (51 words)

	June Hutton
		From 1941 until September 1943 she was the lead singer of Charlie Spivak's vocal group The Stardusters (the other 3 members being Glenn Calyon, Curt Purnell and Dick Wylder).
		She appeared with the Stardusters and Spivak's ork (in color) in the 1943 movie Pin-up Girl starring Betty Grable.
		Notable hits during her Stardusters years are "This is no laughing matter" and "Brother Bill" while she is heard solo on "Dreamsville, Ohio".
	www.geocities.com /BourbonStreet/Inn/2053/junebio.htm (688 words)

	Solid! -- Irene Daye
		She auditioned for Charlie Spivak in 1944 and won the job, replacing June Hutton, who had left to join the Pied Pipers.
		With Spivak, Daye found even greater success, making several hit records with the band, including ''Baby Won't You Please Come Home,'' ''It's Been a Long, Long Time,'' ''Golden Earrings'' and ''I'll Never Say Goodbye.'' Daye also found romance.
		In the late 1950s Spivak and Daye moved to Miami, Florida, where he fronted a small outfit and Daye managed his business affairs.
	www.parabrisas.com /d_dayei.php (313 words)

	Charlie Spivak music on CD
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		There was a loving pride of Charlie Spivak about this person's way of
		I was glad to leave that country and come back to my dear native land, where
	www.geocities.com /douorithree/Charlie_Spivak.html (66 words)

	Amazon.com: The Uncollected Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra: Music: Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		MEAN TO ME - Charlie Spivak and His Orchestra/Irene Daye
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		Charlie Spivak now have the opportunity to hear him-and everyone
	www.amazon.com /Uncollected-Charlie-Spivak-His-Orchestra/dp/B0000017UC (624 words)

	Charlie Spivak \| internet radio on icebergradio.com
		The page "Charlie Spivak" is best viewed with a flash player installed
		Charlie Spivak can be heard on the following channels:
		Spivak lived in later years in Florida, Las Vegas and South Carolina, putting together orchestras on a part-time basis, staying semi-active up until his death at the age of 75.
	www.icebergradio.com /performer/7598/charlie-spivak (305 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		LXX NO. 5 THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE M.I.T. Charlie Spivak Higlights Program For A-Tech Dance-- Famous First Corps Armory Chosen For Affair Plbs for the All-Tech Dance continue to be laid by the three- living-group committee.
		Dance in Armory The famous First Corps Cadet Armory located on the corner of Arlington and Columbus Avenues, has been selected as the site for the dance to be held on Saturday, February 25.
		As already announced, Charlie Spivak and his orchestra will provide music for the informal affair.
	www-tech.mit.edu /archives/VOL_070/TECH_V070_S0016_P001.txt (1749 words)

	Caesar, Sid
		He studied saxophone at Julliard, and later played with nationally famous bands (Charlie Spivak, Claude Thornhill, Shep Fields, Art Mooney).
		During World War II, Caesar was assigned as a musician in the Coast Guard, taking part in the service show "Tars and Spars," where producer Max Liebman overheard him improvising comedy routines among the band members, and switched him over to comedy.
		The most famous characters included Charlie and Doris Hickenlooper, a mis-matched married couple; The Professor, a Germanic expert scientist in everything and nothing; storyteller Somerset Winterset; jazz musicians Cool C's and Progress Hornsby; and the mechanical figures of the great clock of Baverhoff, Bavaria, striking one another in addition to the hour.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/C/htmlC/caesarsid/caesarsid.htm (914 words)

	Seeing Red: Red Norvo, Red Nichols, Don Redman, Charlie Spivak & Jerry Wald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		For a little variety we have also included the bands of Charlie Spivak and Jerry Wald.
		It was a very promising beginning with this Buck Ram - Bob Russell tune which became one of Wald's many theme songs: "Trains In The Night"
		When Charlie formed his own band it was with Miller's backing.
	members.aol.com /rphs44a/era0408.html (675 words)

	CHARLIE SPIVAK Candid, Outdoor, Signed, Unpublished 5x7 Photo from 1940s
		Offered here is a great candid image of Charlie Spivak from the world famous Francis Zane autograph collection.
		Spivak has signed in fl ink, “To Francis, My best wishes, Charlie Spivak”.
		The postcard measures approximately 5x7” and is in good condition, showing general aging and some warpage at the top edge.
	www.thejukejoint.com /charspivcans.html (607 words)

	Dance Date - Charlie Spivak - Song Listings
		From the good sound quality and the selection, however, one can hazard a guess that these are transcriptions recorded for radio in the 1950s, well after Charlie Spivak's heyday as a bandleader.
		Nevertheless, his distinctive trumpet tone, sweeter than Harry James', remains appealing and serves as the focal point of the arrangements.
		None of Spivak's hits are included, but there are good instrumental treatments of a number of 1940s standards.
	www.mp3.com /albums/529374/summary.html (443 words)

	Moviefone: Movie Celebrities - Charlie Spivak: MAIN
		Charlie Spivak, who recorded as late as 1981, was married to singer Irene...
		A candid 1940's photo of Charlie Spivak on a postcard.
		Fred Hall's Swing Thing: Charlie Spivak with Irene Daye
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	Re: Spivak's Calculus
		The problems, in particular, tend > to be brutal.
		I have never seen Rudin's > calculus text, just (many many years ago) his _Real and Complex > Analysis_, and slightly more recently a monograph or two on some > topics in several complex variables.
		But I don't think Spivak > is notably less "terse" than Rudin, and I do think that both > Apostol and Courant are probably less "terse" while being quite > as rigorous as necessary.
	www.usenet.com /newsgroups/sci.math/msg10930.html (200 words)

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