LyricFind Logo
LyricFind Logo
Profile image icon
Dynamic cover art

The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

Pop music
Jazz
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...
Songs
Don't Blame Me
Don't Blame Me 

From Dinner at Eight

Jimmy McHugh, Ethel Waters and The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

Harlem Lullaby

3:15

From the Top of Your Head
From the Top of Your HeadThe Dorsey Brothers Orchestra and Bing Crosby

Top Hits Of The 1930s

3:17

Lullaby of Broadway
Lullaby of BroadwayTommy Dorsey and The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

The Fabulous Dorsey Brothers and their Orchestra

2:43

St. Louis Blues
St. Louis BluesTommy Dorsey and The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

Those Fabulous Dorseys

3:11

Everybody Loves My Baby
Everybody Loves My BabyMindy Carson and The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

Baby, Baby, Baby

1:56

I Cried for You
I Cried for YouConnee Boswell and The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

Five Feet Of Swing

3:11

Albums