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1. musicbrainz.org › release › 505ed413-6c87-40c9-908aRelease “Al Jolson” by Al Jolson - MusicBrainz

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   1 day ago · Format: CD, Year: 1989, Label: Object Enterprises (OR0085), Barcode: 5014797180857

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3. forward.com › culture › musicThe Forward How a Jewish kid named Lou Reed became king of ...

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   1 day ago · It became a magnet for the New York theater and vaudeville crowd; the likes of Sophie Tucker, Irving Berlin, and Al Jolson — all Jews — stationed themselves there alongside more mainstream ...

4. jazziz.com › short-history-blue-skies-irvingA short history of … “Blue Skies” (Irving Berlin, 1926)

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   4 days ago · That same year, “Blue Skies” made its film debut as one of the first songs of The Jazz Singer, the landmark talkie starring Al Jolson. Indeed, “Blue Skies” would be included in many films, as well as provide the title for a 1946 musical, starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire.

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     The Horrifying True Story and Tragic Ending of Al Jolson: The World’s Greatest Entertainer

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mel_BrooksMel Brooks - Wikipedia

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   1 day ago · Brooks has stated that when he heard Germans singing over loudspeakers, he responded by singing into a bullhorn, Toot, Toot, Tootsie (Goo' Bye!) by Jewish Al Jolson. Brooks spent time in the stockade after taking an anti-Semitic heckler's helmet off and smashing him in the head with his mess kit.

7. www.pizmonim.org › maqamPizmonim.org - Nahwand

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   3 days ago · Nahwand is the closest equivalent of the Western Minor Scale. The maqam is easy on the western ear and encompasses modern day Israeli tunes. There are many "Westernized" songs in this maqam. In terms of perasha associations, this maqam is applied in cases of disharmony and conflict (i.e Vayesheb, Qorah, Matot, etc.).

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   Who was Al Jolson?

   • Al Jolson, a Jewish immigrant who famously performed jazz and blues on the minstrel stage during this time, was also an advocate for the African American performers he worked with. If he was on the stage, everyone got paid equally.

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   Who played Al Jolson?

   • The role of 'Al Jolson' was played by Brian Conley for the whole run, except for the following dates: Allan Stewart played the role of 'Al Jolson' on Monday evenings up to 22 July 1996, for all performances from Monday 29 July to Saturday 28 September 1996, and on Thursday matinees from Thursday 3 October 1996.

   Musical Jolson in London starring Brian Conley - theatre

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   Who was Jolson & what did he do?

   • The inside of the dome features a huge mosaic of Moses holding the tablets containing the Ten Commandments, and identifies Jolson as "The Sweet Singer of Israel" and "The Man Raised Up High". On the day he died, Broadway dimmed its lights in Jolson's honor, and radio stations all over the world paid tributes.

   Al Jolson - Wikipedia

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   Where has Jolson been?

   • From an article in The New York Times: He [Jolson] has been to more Army camps and played to more soldiers than any other entertainer. He has crossed the Atlantic by plane to take song and cheer to the troops in Britain and Northern Ireland. He has flown to the cold wastes of Alaska and the steaming forests of Trinidad.

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9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_jazz_tunesList of jazz tunes - Wikipedia

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   21 hours ago · Back in Your Own Backyard (Dave Dreyer, Al Jolson and Billy Rose, 1928) Back O'Town Blues (Louis Armstrong, Luis Russell, 1946) Back Water Blues (Bessie Smith, 1927) Bad and the Beautiful (David Raksin and Dory Previn, 1952) Bags' Groove (Milt Jackson, 1952) Bahia (Ary Barroso, 1938) Bali Ha'i (Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, 1949)

10. www.astronomy.com › observing › solar-eclipse-20-ofSolar eclipse: Plan for the next big one in North America

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    1 day ago · OK, if I’m being honest, I chose this location because of my fondness for the George Gershwin/Irving Caeser song “Swanee,” popularized by Al Jolson. It is a great location, though.