The Charleston Chasers [US]

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Aliases: Johnny Walker & His Orchestra
Years active: 1925 - 1931
Country: United States
Comments: Name used by a series of studio orchestras in varying line-ups
Members: Jimmy Dorsey
Benny Goodman
Harold Lambert
Dick McDonough
Glenn Miller [US]
Miff Mole
Phil Napoleon
Red Nichols
Pee Wee Russell
Arthur Schutt
Kate Smith
Jack Teagarden
Eddie Walters
Jimmy McPartland
Ray Bauduc
Ben Pollack

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Popular Originals

Sugar Foot Strut

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Released on Sugar Foot Strut (1928)

Covered by (31 artists)

Turn On the Heat

What Wouldn't I Do for That Man!

Released on What Wouldn't I Do for That Man! (1929)

Covered by (16 artists)

Imagination

Sugar Foot Strut

Released on Sugar Foot Strut (1928)

Covered by (9 artists)

Sing You Sinners

Cinderella Brown

Released on Cinderella Brown (1930)

Covered by (36 artists)

Popular Covers by The Charleston Chasers [US]

After You've Gone

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Originally by Campbell and Burr

Released on Someday Sweetheart (1927)

Moanin' Low

Ain't Misbehavin'

Originally by Libby Holman and Clifton Webb

Released on Ain't Misbehavin' (1929)

Someday Sweetheart

Someday Sweetheart

Originally by Alberta Hunter and Ray's Dreamland Orchestra

Released on Someday Sweetheart (1927)

My Melancholy Baby

My Melancholy Baby

Originally by William Frawley

Released on My Melancholy Baby (1928)