Remember, those serving and those who have served our Country!
MUAH!
Love always, Annetee, "That's All!"
Annette
Hanshaw was a popular singer and radio star of the 1920s and
early Thirties who had many Jazz overtones in her singing style. She
stepped out of her role of a torch singer and improvised and had a great
deal of swing that harkened to the Big Band singers of the 1930s. She
was viewed by the public as the epitome of a flapper. Many of her early
records feature many of the hot musicians of the day like Red
Nichols, Miff Mole, Phil Napoleon, Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang, Adrian
Rollini, Vic Berton, Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey, Tommy Dorsey and Jack
Teagarden. Hanshaw was billed as "The Personality Girl," and her
trademark was girlishly saying "That's All!" at the end of a lot of her
records. Annette was voted the most popular female singer in 1932 ahead
of Ruth Etting, Kate Smith and others by a RadioLand Magazine poll
nationwide! Bing Crosby was voted the top male singer!
