Eddy Duchin

Eddy Duchin (b. Edwin Frank Duchin, April 1, 1909, Cambridge, Massachusetts - d. February 9, 1951, New York City) was an American popular pianist and bandleader of the 1930s and 1940s. He formed his own orchestra 1931. At the begining of WW II he modernised the band to respond to e.g. Harry James' and Glenn Miller's challenge. Duchin entered the Navy during the war, serving as a combat officer but as an entertainer too. Columbia Pictures produced a feature film based on the bandleader's life. Read more on Last.fm

Eddy Duchin has 2 songs that have been featured in movies like Grey Gardens and King of the Hill. What is your favorite song by Eddy Duchin?

Songs from Eddy Duchin

How Do I Rate With You
Can't We Talk It Over (1931)

Other Soundtracks

Full Metal Jacket
The War on the War on Drugs
Punk's Not Dead
Eric Clapton: Live in Hyde Park
Facing the Enemy
Shrek Forever After
Behind the Nine
No Handoffs
Growing Pains
Life with Matthew: The Home Videos (V)

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