Fred Astaire, Fred Astaire
Tracks:
Puttin' On the Ritz
Fred Astaire |
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How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Love You When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life (From "Royal Wedding")
Fred Astaire, Jane Powell |
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Paris Loves Lovers (From "Silk Stockings")
Fred Astaire, Carol Richards |
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A Couple of Swells (From "Easter Parade")
Fred Astaire, Judy Galrland |
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A Shine On Your Shoes (From "The Band Wagon")
Fred Astaire |
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My Sunny Tennessee (From "Three Little Words")
Fred Astaire, Red Skelton |
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Cheek to Cheek (From "Top Hat")
Fred Astaire |
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The Ritz Roll and Rock (From "Silk Stockings")
Fred Astaire |
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My One and Only (From "Funny Face")
Fred Astaire, George Gershwin |
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Seeing's Believing (From "The Belle of New York")
Fred Astaire |
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I Left My Hat in Haiti (From "Royal Wedding")
Fred Astaire |
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So Near and Yet So Far (From "You'll Never Get Rich")
Fred Astaire |
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Triplets (From "The Band Wagon")
Fred Astaire, Nanette Fabray, Jack Buchanan |
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No Strings (From "Top Hat")
Fred Astaire |
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Baby Doll (From "The Belle of New York")
Fred Astaire |
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By Myself (From "The Band Wagon")
Fred Astaire |
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High Hat (From "Funny Face")
Fred Astaire, George Gershwin |
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Nevertheless, I'm in Love With You (From "Three Little Words")
Fred Astaire, Red Skelton, Anita Ellis |
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Let's Call the Whole Thing Off (From "Shall We Dance")
Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers |
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I Wanna Be a Dancin´ Man (From "The Belle of New York")
Fred Astaire, |
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It's a Chemical Reaction, That's All, All of You (From "Silk Stockings")
Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse, Carol Richards |
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Yolanda (From "Yolanda and the Thief")
Fred Astaire |
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Stereophonic Sound (From "Silk Stockings")
Fred Astaire, Janis Paige |
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Oops! (From "The Belle of New York")
Fred Astaire |
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Slap That Bass (From "Shall We Dance")
Fred Astaire |
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The Babbit and the Bromide (From "Funny Face")
Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire, George Gershwin |
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Funny Face (From "Funny Face")
Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire, George Gershwin |
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Top Hat, White Tie and Tails (From "Top Hat")
Fred Astaire |
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Steppin' Out With My Baby (From "Easter Parade")
Fred Astaire |
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Where Did You Get That Girl (From "Three Little Words")
Fred Astaire, Anita Ellis |
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A Couple of Song and Dance Men, Duet
Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby |
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Ev'ry Night At Seven (From "Royal Wedding")
Fred Astaire |
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I Love Louisa (From "The Band Wagon")
Fred Astaire |
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The Whichness of the Whatness (From "Funny Face")
Fred Astaire, Adele Astaire, George Gershwin |
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Shootin´ the Works for Uncle Sam (From "You´ll Never Get Rich")
Fred Astaire, |
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They Can't Take Away from Me (From Shall We Dance")
Fred Astaire |
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You're All the World to Me (From "Royal Wedding")
Fred Astaire |
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Fated to Be Mated (From "Silk Stockings")
Fred Astaire |
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Oh Gee! Oh Gosh! (From "Funny Face")
Fred Astaire |
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Bachelor Dinner Song (From "The Belle of New York")
Fred Astaire |
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Isn't This a Lovely Day to Be Caught in the Rain (From "Top Hat")
Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers |
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I've Got, Beginner's Luck (From "Shall We Dance")
Fred Astaire |
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It Only Happens When I Dance With You (From "Easter Parade")
Fred Astaire |
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Shall We Dance (From "Shall We Dance")
Fred Astaire |
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That's Entertaiment (From "The Band Wagon")
Fred Astaire, Nanette Fabray, India Adams, Jack Buchanan |
Fred Astaire, Frederick E. Austerlitz (Fred Astaire) nació el 10 de mayo de 1899 en Omaha, Nebraska, EEUU. Hijo de un inmigrante austríaco y vendedor que estaba de viaje y su esposa Ana Geilus Austerlitz.
Aunque su familia era de origen austriaco, Fred Astaire nació y se crió en Estados Unidos. Desde muy pequeño destacó por sus dotes para la danza. A la edad de cuatro años aprendió a bailar siguiendo el ejemplo de su hermana Adele, 18 meses mayor, con la que formaría dúo musical.
En 1904, la señora Austerlitz se mudó con los niños a Nueva York donde fueron alistados en una escuela de intrucción artística llevada por Ned Wayburn, uno de los pioneros del tap dance, el moderno arte que bailaban.
Al año siguiente Fred y Adele hicieron su primer debut en una stage en Nueva Jersey como un joven matrimonio y empezaron una gira turistica en el circuito Orpheum en un acto llamado “Juvenile Artists Presenting an Electric Musical Toe-Dancing Novelty (Jovenes Artistas Presentan un Novedoso Eléctrificante Musical Bailando con los dedos del Pie).” Aunque Fred Astaire solo fué esporádicamente a la escuela pública en Nueva Jersey, la mayoría de sus enseñanzas las recibió por el camino bajo la tutela de su madre.
Debutaron en el teatro cuando él tenía 11 años tras perfeccionarse en ballet clásico en la Alvien School of Dance. Su unión se prolongaría hasta que Fred contó con dieciséis años. Juntos realizaron numerosas giras por el país.
Con el advenimiento de la I Guerra Mundial, los Austerlitz cambiaron su nombre a “Astaire”, algo más anglosajon, y los inseparables adolescentes hermano-hermana comenzaron a hacer famoso el nuevo nombre.
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