Contemporary, RCA Victor, Tempo, Vitacoustic, Warner Bros.
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^David A. Jasen A Century of American Popular Music 2002, page 100 "IN A MIST Bix Beiderbecke Robbins Music—New York 1928 Introduced on disc by the composer (Okeh 4091 6). ... Mel Henke created his piano solo in 1946 (Tempo 12 3 2), and Harry James and His Orchestra recorded it in 1949 (Columbia ..."
^CMJ New Music Monthly January 1998, page 12 "... La Dolce Henke by '60s jingle writer Mel Henke ("He's the guy who wrote the famous Ajax, 'stronger-than-dirt' jingle and 'See-the-U.S.A.-in-your-Chevrolet,'" explains Warren),"
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henke, august, 1915, march, 1979, american, jazz, pianist, chicago, bandleader, composer, arranger, jingle, writer, henke, studied, chicago, college, music, then, played, with, chicago, groups, with, mitch, todd, frank, snyder, stephen, leonard, others, henke,. Mel Henke August 4 1915 March 31 1979 was an American jazz pianist Chicago bandleader composer arranger and jingle writer Henke studied at the Chicago College of Music then played with Chicago groups with Mitch Todd Frank Snyder Stephen Leonard and others Henke recorded many jazz standards with his own arrangements including a 1946 piano solo on Bix Beiderbecke s 1928 In a Mist 1 His best known jingles included the Ajax cleanser stronger than dirt jingle for Colgate Palmolive and See the USA in Your Chevrolet jingle for Chevrolet 2 Mel HenkeHenke c 1943Background informationBorn 1915 08 04 August 4 1915Chicago IllinoisDiedMarch 31 1979 1979 03 31 aged 63 Los Angeles CaliforniaGenresJazzOccupation s Musician bandleader composerInstrument s PianoLabelsContemporary RCA Victor Tempo Vitacoustic Warner Bros References Edit David A Jasen A Century of American Popular Music 2002 page 100 IN A MIST Bix Beiderbecke Robbins Music New York 1928 Introduced on disc by the composer Okeh 4091 6 Mel Henke created his piano solo in 1946 Tempo 12 3 2 and Harry James and His Orchestra recorded it in 1949 Columbia CMJ New Music Monthly January 1998 page 12 La Dolce Henke by 60s jingle writer Mel Henke He s the guy who wrote the famous Ajax stronger than dirt jingle and See the U S A in your Chevrolet explains Warren This article on an American jazz pianist is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Mel Henke amp oldid 1121799579, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
