The Dorsey Brothers was an American studio dance band led by brothers Tommy and
Jimmy Dorsey. Established in 1928, the group began recording for OKeh Records,
releasing their early singles “Coquette” (1928) and “Dixie Dawn” (1928). Over
the following years, the ensemble issued singles such as “Let's Do It” (1929),
featuring vocals by Bing Crosby, and “Fine and Dandy” (1930). In 1934, they
signed with Decca Records and formed a touring band, with Tommy Dorsey as the
front man and Glenn Miller as a trombone player and arranger. During this
period, the orchestra achieved success wit...