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Ray Ventura
Raymond Ventura (April 16, 1908, Paris - March 30, 1979, Palma de Mallorca, Spain) was a French jazz bandleader. He played a significant role in popularizing jazz in France in the 1930s.[1]
Ventura played piano in a group called The Collegiate Five from 1924, which recorded under the name The Collegians for Columbia Records beginning in 1928. He led the group from 1929 and recorded for Decca Records and other labels through the 1930s, becoming a popular dance ensemble in France in that decade. His sidemen included Philippe Brun, Alix Combelle, and Guy Paquinet.
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Ventura played piano in a group called The Collegiate Five from 1924, which recorded under the name The Collegians for Columbia Records beginning in 1928. He led the group from 1929 and recorded for Decca Records and other labels through the 1930s, becoming a popular dance ensemble in France in that decade. His sidemen included Philippe Brun, Alix Combelle, and Guy Paquinet.
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Songs
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Chez moi
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Chez Moi (Venez Donc Chez Moi)
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Comme tout le monde
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Comment Vas-Tu
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Comment Vas-Tu?
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Dance Ballerina
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Elle est laide
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Et puis d'abord, qu'est-ce que ca peut vous faire ?
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Fantastique
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Flâner tous les deux
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Hang Out the Washing on the Siegfried Line
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Il y a des jours
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Insensiblement
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It's a Long Way to Tipperary
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J'ai peut-être tort
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Je ne sais pas si je l'aime
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Je suis content ça marche
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La Chamberlaine
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La musique vient par ici
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La Samba de là-bas
