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15 de ene. de 1996 · The group sang on Artie Shaw records, including the hit "What Is This Thing Called Love." In 1950, he became an arranger and conductor for Capitol Records, working on hits by Nat King Cole, including "Mona Lisa." Around the same time, Baxter began recording his own albums. In 1948, he released a triple-78 album called Music out of the Moon ...
Les Baxter. Soundtrack: Wild at Heart. Born March 14, 1922, at Mexia, Texas. He learned to play the piano at five years of age and studied at the Detroit Conservatory and at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles, California (his uncle was the college's first president). He began his career as a concert pianist but later joined Mel Tormé's "Meltones" in 1945.
Leslie Thompson Baxter. Profile: American composer and conductor (born March 14, 1922, Mexia, Texas - died January 15, 1996, Newport Beach, California). Wrote over 150 film soundtracks. Also known for "The Poor People of Paris" (1956), a number-one hit. Sites:
レス・バクスター（Les Baxter、1922年 3月14日 - 1996年 1月15日）はアメリカ合衆国 テキサス州生まれの作曲家、編曲家、指揮者である。 マーティン・デニーと並び、エキゾチカ（エキゾチック・サウンド）を代表する存在である。. デトロイト音楽学校にてピアノを学ぶが、サックス奏者として各地 ...
9 de sept. de 2022 · September 9, 2022. To celebrate the Les Baxter centenary, the Les Baxter Estate has partnered with the University of Arizona and Neumation Music to initiate a comprehensive preservation project that aims to protect and promote the legacy of Les Baxter for his contributions to American music. The initial phase of this project will involve ...
14 de abr. de 2010 · First recording by Les Baxter Orchestra featuring Will Holt & Chorus of 'Sinner Man' (Baxter/Holt), possibly better known through later versions by The Weave...
26 de may. de 2019 · The Poor People Of Paris (Monnot) by Les Baxter, his Chorus and OrchestraBaxter’s bright million-selling instrumental spent six weeks perched atop the Billbo...
