"I'm Gettin' Mighty Lonesome For You"/
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"Stairway To The Stars"/
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Above: Photo of The Four Keys. They were also known as The Keys, Furness Men, and Furness Brothers.The Four Keys on Decca consisted of Bill Furness, vocals/piano; Ernie Hatfield, drums; Slim Furness, vocals/guitar; and Peck Furness, vocals/bass.
Slim Furness was a member of The Three Keys in the 1930's, along with "Bon Bon" Tunnell and Bob Pease.
Above: Label images for (Left) Decca 4315 released in April 1942 and (Right) Melody 1051 released in March 1947. Note the composer credit shown on the Decca label is Buck Ram, who managed The Platters and The Penguins in the 1950's. This was the first of four releases on Decca by Ella And Her Four Keys. The flip side Melody label categorizes "...Indiana" as a "Shuffle Novelty".Listen to this week's selections:
A) Click on an option below to listen to Ella Fitzgerald And Her Four Keys on Decca and The Keys on Melody using Streaming Windows Media Player.
"I'm Gettin' Mighty Lonesome For You" - Decca 4315 A - 1942
"When I Come Back Crying" - Decca 4315 B - 1942
"Stairway To The Stars" - Melody 1051 - 1947
"If I Ever Get My Feet In Indiana" - Melody 1050 - 1947
"ALL FOUR SONGS" NOT FUNCTIONAL!B) Click on an option below to listen to Downloading Windows Media Player.
"I'm Gettin' Mighty Lonesome For You" - Decca 4315 A - 1942 (file size=411KB)
"When I Come Back Crying" - Decca 4315 B - 1942 (file size=438KB)
"Stairway To The Stars" - Melody 1051 - 1947 (file size=438KB)
"If I Ever Get My Feet In Indiana" - Melody 1050 - 1947 (file size=395KB)
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