Carl Ravazza & his Orchestra, Carson Robison Trio, Vienna’s Wine Gardens

Playing Forgotten Music on 78 RPM Records by Curt Hahn

Carl Ravazza & his Orchestra, Carson Robison Trio, Vienna’s Wine Gardens

 Carl Ravazza and his Orchestra Waiting

This Heart of Mine

Carson Robison Trio - Get Your Gun and Come Along

I´m in the Army Now

Sunday at Vienna’s Wine garden

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Carl Ravazza (1910 – 1968), AKA as Carl Ravell,, American violinist, vocalist and bandleader.

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Carl Ravazza and his orchestra

A: Waiting

Written by Lawrence, Milton, Ravazza

Vocals on Both by Carl Ravazza

B: This Heart of Mine

Composer unknown

Bluebird

11415 Carson Robison Trio - Get Your Gun and Come Along
68497 - December? 1941 - 
11415 Carson Robison Trio - I´m in the Army Now
68498- December? 1941 –

Bluebird Records, A sub-label Of RCA Victor Records originally created in 1932 to counter the American Record Company in the "3 records for a dollar" market.

Carson Jay Robison (1890 - 1957) was an American country music singer and songwriter. Teamed up with Vernon Dalhart