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Where the Blue Of The Night (Meets the Gold Of the Day)
Words and Music by Roy Turk, Bing Crosby and Fred Ahlert
Vocalist, Harold Van Emburgh using the pueudonym "Harold Richards"
Recorded November 12, 1931
Harmony 1392
Harold Van Emburgh (1904-1975) was a vocalist who was active in the late 1920s and 1930s as a broadcast and recording artist. He was featured on the RCA Radiotron Varieties on WEAF, New York, and other programs and sometimes sang duets with contralto Welcome Lewis and soprano Margaret Daum. While he known mainly as a tenor, some of the published radio guides identified him as a baritone. He performed on radio with the William Wirges Orchestra and with Zoel Parenteau's Orchestra. He recorded as a vocalist for several record labels and orchestras between 1927 and 1937 including Enoch Light (1927), Veo's Hotel McAlpin Orchestra (1928-29). He recorded several sides for Russ Carton's High Steppers Orchestra on the Crown label and in 1932 he made a series of recordings as Harold Van Emburgh and his Orchestra which also featured his singing. Between 1934 and 1937 he was a vocalist with Jolly Coburn and His Orchestra for Victor Records.
The images feature Ingrid Bergman.
Where the Blue Of The Night (Meets the Gold Of the Day)
Words and Music by Roy Turk, Bing Crosby and Fred Ahlert
Vocalist, Harold Van Emburgh using the pueudonym "Harold Richards"
Recorded November 12, 1931
Harmony 1392
Harold Van Emburgh (1904-1975) was a vocalist who was active in the late 1920s and 1930s as a broadcast and recording artist. He was featured on the RCA Radiotron Varieties on WEAF, New York, and other programs and sometimes sang duets with contralto Welcome Lewis and soprano Margaret Daum. While he known mainly as a tenor, some of the published radio guides identified him as a baritone. He performed on radio with the William Wirges Orchestra and with Zoel Parenteau's Orchestra. He recorded as a vocalist for several record labels and orchestras between 1927 and 1937 including Enoch Light (1927), Veo's Hotel McAlpin Orchestra (1928-29). He recorded several sides for Russ Carton's High Steppers Orchestra on the Crown label and in 1932 he made a series of recordings as Harold Van Emburgh and his Orchestra which also featured his singing. Between 1934 and 1937 he was a vocalist with Jolly Coburn and His Orchestra for Victor Records.
The images feature Ingrid Bergman.
