Original air date - Phantom Dancer :: 12:00pm 30th Nov 2021

Gogo DeLys Canadian band singer in the US and actor, is this week's Phantom Dancer feature artist. LISTEN to this Phantom Dancer mix (online after 2pm AEST, Tuesday 30 November) and two years of Phantom Dancer mixes online at, at https://2ser.com/phantom-dancer/ I'm Greg Poppleton, The Phantom Dancer producer and presenter every week on 107.3 2SER radio Sydney since 1985. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruC1urB4EeI[/embed]

GOGO

Gogo DeLys was born on August 17, 1908 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada as Marie Gabrielle Belanger. She was an actress, known for Northern Exposure (1933), No Sale (1938) and Television Highlights (1936). She was married to Robert L. Redd. She died on February 19, 2003 in Los Angeles, California, USA. The film, Television Highlights, was a Mentone Brevity short that featured an early-day Henny Youngman (billed as Henry Youngman). Gogo DeLys (the correct version of her name), old-timer Lew Hearn and Powers' Prom Girls. Youngman is the emcee at the Yacht Club nightclub who is trying to get Lew Hearn to buy a television set on which unbooked vaudeville acts are performing.

DELYS

DeLys performed in a talent show while she was a law student at the University of Southern California. A talent scout saw her and turned her career plans from law to singing. Dubbed "the Canadian Canary" by newspaper columnist Walter Winchell, DeLys was active professionally from the 1920s into the 1940s. In 1928, she performed in vaudeville shows headed by Eddie Peabody and Paul Ash. Before January 1931, DeLys had moved from Vancouver to Los Angeles, singing on radio station KHJ, where Radio Digest magazine said, "she promptly became an instantaneous hit". By June 1931, DeLys had become the female vocalist with Georgie Stoll and his orchestra. The following year she sang with Jimmy Grier's orchestra. She appeared alongside Fred Astaire and Dick Powell in the big stage shows of Fanchon and Marco. On radio, DeLys sang with Jerry Joyce's Boys. She also sang on the radio shows, Little Ol' Hollywood, Your Hit Parade, and Carefree Carnival. She also had her own show on NBC, “Gogo DeLys Sings.” In 1936, she had her own twice-weekly program on CBS, and in 1937 she was featured with The Norsemen, James Melton, and Don Voorhees' orchestra in a series of transcribed programs sponsored by Rexall. In July 1937, Mid-Summer Night's Serenade debuted on CBS with DeLys as its star. A review in the trade publication Radio Daily described the program as "a well-balanced 15 minutes of evening music." Gogo DeLys on radio in 1940... [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMptH1lSxIA[/embed] Gogo DeLys recorded several hits with the Grier band for Brunswick Records, including “Moonstruck,” “Sugar Plum” and “Secondhand Heart for Sale.” You'll hear her on this week's Phantom Dancer with the Jimmy Grier Ambassador Hotel Cocoanut Grove Orchestra. During her radio days, she met future husband, NBC executive Robert L. Redd. As Mrs. Redd, she devoted much of her time to the owning and racing of thoroughbred horses and working for various charity groups. She was a charter member of the Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters and a recipient of the group’s Golden Canary Award. She is survived by a daughter. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKi0C3FSSfE[/embed] 30 NOVEMBER PLAY LIST

Play List - The Phantom Dancer 107.3 2SER-FM Sydney LISTEN ONLINE Community Radio Network Show CRN #520
107.3 2SER Tuesday 30 NOVEMBER 2021 12:04 - 2:00pm (+11 hours GMT) and Saturdays 5 - 5:55pm National Program 5GTR Mt Gambier Monday 2:30 - 3:30am 3MBR Murrayville Monday 3 - 4am 4NAG Keppel FM Monday 3 - 4am 2SEA Eden Monday 3 - 4am 2MIA Griffith Monday 3 - 4am 2BAR Edge FM Bega Monday 3 - 4am 2BRW Braidwood Monday 3 - 4am 3VKV Alpine Radio Monday 6 - 7pm 7MID Oatlands Monday 6 -7pm 6GME Radio Goolarri Broome Tuesday 12am - 1am 2MCE Bathurst Wednesday 9 - 10am 1ART ArtsoundFM Canberra Friday 10 - 11am 2ARM Armidale Friday 12 - 1pm 5LCM Lofty FM Adelaide Friday 1 - 2pm Denmark FM (West Australia) Saturdays 10 – 11am Repeat: Wednesdays 10 – 11pm 7LTN Launceston Sunday 5 - 6am 3MGB Mallacoota Sunday 5 - 6am 3BBR West Gippsland Sunday 5 - 6pm
Set 1	Tony Pastor
Saturday Night  is the Lonliest Night of the Week	Tony Pastor Orchestra (voc) Ruth MacKellar	'One Night Stand' Jantzen Beach Portland OR AFRS Re-broadcast 15 May 1945
Sunday in Savannah	Tony Pastor Orchestra (voc) Tony Pastor	'One Night Stand' Jantzen Beach Portland OR AFRS Re-broadcast 15 May 1945
Bell Bottom Trousers	Tony Pastor Orchestra (voc) Tony Pastor and Ruth MacKellar	'One Night Stand' Jantzen Beach Portland OR AFRS Re-broadcast 15 May 1945
I Got Rhythm + Close (Temptation)	Tony Pastor Orchestra	'One Night Stand' Jantzen Beach Portland OR AFRS Re-broadcast 15 May 1945
Set 2	Jack Smith and Martha Tilton
This Is It	Jack Smith	'Jack Smith Show' WABC CBS NYC 19 Jun 1947
I'll Be Yours (Komm Zurueck)	Jack Smith	'Jack Smith Show' WABC CBS NYC 19 Jun 1947
I'll Walk Alone + It Might As Well Be Spring	Martha Tilton	'Jack Smith Show' WABC CBS NYC 19 Jun 1947
One More Dream + The Same Time, The Same Place (theme)	Jack Smith	'Jack Smith Show' WABC CBS NYC 19 Jun 1947
Set 3	Date with the Duke
Take the A Train (theme) + Bluetopia	Duke Ellington Orchestra	'Date With The Duke' 400 Restauarnt New York City AFRS Re-broadcast 30 Jun 1945
Sentimental Journey	Duke Ellington Orchestra	'Date With The Duke' 400 Restauarnt New York City AFRS Re-broadcast 30 Jun 1945
Passion Flower	Duke Ellington Orchestra	'Date With The Duke' 400 Restauarnt New York City AFRS Re-broadcast 30 Jun 1945
Air Conditioned Jungle	Duke Ellington Orchestra	'Date With The Duke' 400 Restauarnt New York City AFRS Re-broadcast 30 Jun 1945
Set 4	GoGo DeLys
Music in the Moonlight (theme) + It's Time To Love	Jimmie Grier Orchestra (voc) Gogo DeLys	'Cocoanut Grove Radio Transcription' Los Angeles 1932
Too Many Tears	Jimmie Grier Orchestra (voc) Gogo DeLys	'Cocoanut Grove Radio Transcription' Los Angeles 1932
Tomorrow + Music in the Moonlight (theme)	Jimmie Grier Orchestra (voc) Gogo DeLys	'Cocoanut Grove Radio Transcription' Los Angeles 1932
Set 5	1930s German Swing
Dieses Leid hat keinen Text	Evelyn Kuennecke (voc) Peter Igelhoff Orch	Comm Rec Berlin
Ueber die Daecher der grossen Stadt	Rudi Schuericke Terzett (voc) Hans Carste Orch	Comm Rec Berlin
Ti Pi Tin	Erwin Hartung (voc) Scala Orchestra	Comm Rec Berlin
Qui Madame	Peter Igelhoff (voc) and his Ensemble	Comm Rec Berlin
Set 6	Count Basie
Moten Swing (theme) + One Oclock Jump	Count Basie	Meadowbrook Ballroom Cedar Grove NJ Nov 1937
I'll Always Be In Love With You	Count Basie	Savoy Ballroom NYC Aircheck 30 Jun 1937
Every Tub + Song of the Wanderer	Count Basie	'America Dances' Famous Door WABC CBS NYC BBC London Jul 1938
Bugle Blues + Moten Swing (theme)	Count Basie	Savoy Ballroom NYC Aircheck 30 Jun 1937
Set 7	Miles
Open + Walkin'	Miles Davis	'Bandstand USA' Birdland WOR Mutual NYC 3 Jan 1959
Set 8	1940s Swing Radio
Lucky	Benny Goodman Orchestra	'Jubilee' AFRS Hollywood Jan 1946
Swanee	Lionel Hampton Orchestra	'Jubilee' AFRS Hollywood 3 Dec 1945
Hitsum Kitsum	Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra (voc) Quartet	'Spotlight Bands' Mitchell Field Long Is NY Blue Network 15 Jan 1945
Even Stevens	Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra	'Spotlight Bands' Mitchell Field Long Is NY Blue Network 15 Jan 1945