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California Melodies
46 episodes · 1940–1948 · Mutual · Variety & Music

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A West Coast music program that RadioGOLDINdex lists from 1935 on the Don Lee stations of CBS, and later on Mutual and the Mutual-Don Lee network. David Rose and His Orchestra and Maxine Gray are heard on about a dozen of these.
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Episodes
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1940
- Meet Dave Rose
- Gaucho Serenade
Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "Get Happy" and "All The Things You Are" while David Rose's orchestra begins with "Gaucho Serenade" and Maxine Gray sings. - Lady Be Good
David Rose's orchestra begins with "Lady Be Good." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "Humoresque" and on his own composition "The Shout," and Maxine Gray sings. - It's A Blue World
Maxine Gray sings and David Rose's orchestra starts with "It's A Blue World." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "Tea For Two" and "Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams." - How High The Moon
David Rose's orchestra begins with "How High The Moon." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on Massenet's "Elegy" and "If I Had You," with vocals from Maxine Gray. - Devil May Care (May 1940)
Maxine Gray sings and David Rose's orchestra starts with "Devil May Care." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "I Got Rhythm" and "Sweet Lorraine." - Blue Moon
David Rose's orchestra begins with "Blue Room." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "Memories Of You" and "It Had To Be You," and Maxine Gray sings. - The Carioca
Maxine Gray sings and David Rose's orchestra begins with "The Carioca." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "Dark Eyes" and one number that isn't announced. - Beyond The Blue Horizon
David Rose's orchestra begins with "Beyond The Blue Horizon." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "Louise" and "Rosetta," and Maxine Gray sings. - Somebody Loves Me
Maxine Gray sings and David Rose's orchestra starts with "Somebody Loves Me." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "I Thought About You" and "Too Marvelous For Words." - Dardanella
David Rose's orchestra begins with "Dardenella." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "Stompin' At The Savoy" and "I'll Never Be The Same," with Maxine Gray singing. - Devil May Care (July 1940)
On Independence Day, David Rose's orchestra begins with "Devil May Care." Pianist Art Tatum is featured on "Where Or When" and "Humoresque," and Maxine Gray sings. - Salute to Isham Jones
A salute to bandleader Isham Jones, opening with "Midnight In Paris," played by David Rose's orchestra with singer Maxine Gray. It is the final show of the season. - Show 25: Anything Goes
- The Barkarol
- In The Gloaming
1941
- To AWild Rose
- Hymn To The Evening Star
- Deserted City
- Juanita
- My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice
- Selections From Faust
- Song Of The Island
- Barkarol
- Humorsque
- Destalajubia
- Liberstraum
- In The Dear Old Southland
- Eligies
- Going No Place Fast
- Mustang
- Song Of The Islands
- In The Hall Of The Mountain King
- Finiqulu Finiqula
- Beautiful Love
- ILove AParade
- ATribute To Hollywood Boulevard
- Carry Me Back To Old Virginny
- America
- Cole Porter
1942
1944
- I'll See You in My Dreams
Frank De Vol's orchestra opens with "I'll See You In My Dreams" in a program built around songs Isham Jones made famous, with Andy Williams and the Williams Brothers. - Anything Goes
The Delta Rhythm Boys, the Les Paul Trio and Frank De Vol's orchestra share the bill, with Harry Zimmerman and the Voices Of Romance. The first song is "Falling In Love With Love."
1948
- Xx 1st Song - It's A Good Day
Harry Zimmerman's orchestra opens with "It's A Good Day." The Lyttle Sisters sing, Pat Rousseau is a guest, and Bill Gordon announces.