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Jack Shaindlin
Jack Shaindlin was a New York musician active in the 1920s and 1930s. He wrote 'I'm Tickled Pink' in 1926, which became his best-known song. Another recording...
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Jack Shaindlin was a New York musician active in the 1920s and 1930s. He wrote 'I'm Tickled Pink' in 1926, which became his best-known song. Another recording from that period was 'Let's Go Sunning.'
He performed with Paul Whiteman's band starting around 1922, working as a vocalist and saxophonist. The group played Broadway shows and toured during the early jazz years.
His recordings included work with musicians like Eddie Lang and Dave Tough.
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