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1 of 1- Richard Baker
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Tiny Little Fingerprint
An oddity this. Never recorded by Bing but performed just twice by him on radio in 1935 on Kraft Music Hall.
I don't think any recording of those performances survives, yet the sheet music of the time features Bing on the cover. i suppose Messrs Tobias Newman and Stept had hopes that broadcast would lead to record.
Currently for sale on ebay here
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Ebay currently lists a surprising number of items of sheet music featuring Bing. An area of collecting I have hitherto neglected - - - I wonder if I can find some space somewhere - -
- David Lobosco
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Re: Tiny Little Fingerprint
Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra did make a recording of the song in 1935 with their great girl vocalist Kay Weber doing to singing.
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Re: Tiny Little Fingerprint
Looks like the ears were 'pinned back' along with 'Brylcreem, a little dab will do you'.