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You Brought A New Kind of Love To Me
Words and music by Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal and Pierre Norman
Performed by The Clevelanders
Vocal refrain by Irving Kaufman
Recorded May 7, 1930
Perfect 15311
The Clevelanders was a studio orchestra that recorded under several labels between1926 and 1930. Most of the early recordings on the Brunswick label were under Harry Reser's direction. After 1929, the group recorded mostly on the budget labels, including Perfect, Banner and Crown and was probably directed by Adrian Schubert. On the Broadway label the group was called The Philadelphians. With the exception of vocalist Irving Kaufman, the musicians performing on this record are unidentified.
You Brought A New Kind of Love To Me
Words and music by Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal and Pierre Norman
Performed by The Clevelanders
Vocal refrain by Irving Kaufman
Recorded May 7, 1930
Perfect 15311
The Clevelanders was a studio orchestra that recorded under several labels between1926 and 1930. Most of the early recordings on the Brunswick label were under Harry Reser's direction. After 1929, the group recorded mostly on the budget labels, including Perfect, Banner and Crown and was probably directed by Adrian Schubert. On the Broadway label the group was called The Philadelphians. With the exception of vocalist Irving Kaufman, the musicians performing on this record are unidentified.
