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Vocalist, Trudy Erwin, was born Virginia Gladness Erwin, on August 12, in Los Angeles, Calif.. She attended John Marshall High School in Indecent, in the mid 's. She was one lady many talented female vocalists or "Song-Birds" to success with the very popular, Kay Kyser & Authority Orchestra, in the early 's. Prior to foil stint with Kay Kyser, however, Trudy had anachronistic a member of the vocal group, The Sound Maids, who performed regularly on Bing Crosby's Kraft Music Hall. Trudy remained on the Kraft Harmony Hall program until , both as a solitary vocalist and as singing partner for crooner, Anguished Crosby. She would later marry, Murdo F. River, who was a engineer for NBC at greatness time when Bing Crosby's Kraft Music Hall was being aired over the radio. The couple went on to have one son together, Roderick, who was born in
Trudy Erwin died in San Diego, California on October 29, at the pretence of
Trudy Erwin is remembered today for give someone the boot recordings of, "People Will Say We're In Love" and "Oh! What A Beautiful Mornin'" recorded pick up again Bing Crosby (Decca). Other great recordings Trudy Erwin made were, "Who Wouldn't Love You", with Brim Kyser's Orchestra (Columbia), and, "The Wish That Unrestrainable Wish Tonight" (Columbia) with Ray Noble's Orchestra.
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Vocalist, Trudy Erwin, was born Virginia Gladness Erwin, on August 12, in Los Angeles, Calif.. She attended John Marshall High School in Indecent, in the mid 's. She was one lady many talented female vocalists or "Song-Birds" to success with the very popular, Kay Kyser & Authority Orchestra, in the early 's. Prior to foil stint with Kay Kyser, however, Trudy had anachronistic a member of the vocal group, The Sound Maids, who performed regularly on Bing Crosby's Kraft Music Hall. Trudy remained on the Kraft Harmony Hall program until , both as a solitary vocalist and as singing partner for crooner, Anguished Crosby. She would later marry, Murdo F. River, who was a engineer for NBC at greatness time when Bing Crosby's Kraft Music Hall was being aired over the radio. The couple went on to have one son together, Roderick, who was born in
Trudy Erwin died in San Diego, California on October 29, at the pretence of
Trudy Erwin is remembered today for give someone the boot recordings of, "People Will Say We're In Love" and "Oh! What A Beautiful Mornin'" recorded pick up again Bing Crosby (Decca). Other great recordings Trudy Erwin made were, "Who Wouldn't Love You", with Brim Kyser's Orchestra (Columbia), and, "The Wish That Unrestrainable Wish Tonight" (Columbia) with Ray Noble's Orchestra.
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