Vincent Rose

Aliases: Vincent Rose & His Orch.
Vincent Rose and His Orchestra
Vincent Rose & His Orchestra
Real name: Vincenzo Cacioppo
Born: June 13, 1880
Died: May 20, 1944
Country: United States
IPI: 00026707684 16 works
Affiliation: ASCAP
Comments: Born in Palermo, Italy, this bandleader, musician, and composer's career was in the United States. Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1970.
Throughout the 1930s the 'Vincent Rose and His Orchestra' name was also used as an alias on the American Record Corporation labels for several bands, including Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, Smith Ballew and His Orchestra, Russ Morgan and His Orchestra and Lou Gold and His Orchestra.
Member of: Vernon Trio Piano

Originals

		Title	Performer	Release date	Covered by
		On the Good Ship Lollipop	Vincent Rose and His Orchestra	1935	(27 artists)

		Title	Performer	Release date	Originally by
		Stars Fell on Alabama	Vincent Rose and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Tony Sacco	1934	Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
		Two Loves	Vincent Rose & His Orch. - Vocal Chorus by Paul Small	1932	Miss Joséphine Baker et M. Adrien Lamy, Ted Black and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Frank Munn

Title	Written by	Originally by	Original date	Covered by
Blueberry Hill	Al Lewis [US], Vincent Rose, Larry Stock	Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye - Vocal Refrain by Tommy Ryan	May 31, 1940	Covered by (299 artists)
Linger Awhile	Vincent Rose, Harry Owens	Bailey's Lucky Seven	November 10, 1923	Covered by (152 artists)
Pardon Me Pretty Baby	Vincent Rose, Raymond Klages, Jack Meskill	Joe Venuti's Blue Four	June 10, 1931	Covered by (24 artists)
She's a New Kind of Old Fashioned Girl	Billy Rose, Vincent Rose	Jack Smith (The Whispering Baritone)	April 24, 1929	Covered by (2 artists)
The Umbrella Man	Vincent Rose, Larry Stock, James Cavanaugh	Kay Kyser and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus Ginny Simms & Harry Babbitt	September 1, 1938	Covered by (36 artists)
Were You Sincere?	Vincent Rose, Jack Meskill	The Radiolites [Lanin]	February 7, 1931	Covered by (10 artists)
When You're Counting the Stars Alone	Vincent Rose, Jack Murray, Benée Russell	Colonial Club Orch. [Haring]	September 5, 1929	Covered by (5 artists)
Whispering	Vincent Rose, Richard Coburn, John Schonberger, Malvin Schonberger	Ray Miller's Black and White Melody Boys	June 1920	Covered by (251 artists)
Whistling in the Wildwood	Vincent Rose, Larry Stock, James Cavanaugh	Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra	April 5, 1939	Covered by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians - Vocal Trio by Carmen Lombardo, Larry Owen and Fred Higman

Title	Written by	Originals	Originally by	Covered by
Avalon	B.G. DeSylva, Al Jolson, Vincent Rose	E lucevan le stelle	Al Jolson	Covered by (146 artists)

Title	Performer	Release date	Label
Isle of Capri - On the Good Ship Lollipop	Smith Ballew and His Orchestra - Vincent Rose and His Orchestra	1935	Conqueror
Stars Fell on Alabama	Vincent Rose and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Tony Sacco	1934	Banner [US1]
Two Loves	Vincent Rose & His Orch.	1932	Banner [US1]