Harry Bluestone

Harry Bluestone was born Harold B. Blostein in England on September 30, 1907, and died in Studio City, California on December 23, 1992, having retired in 1987. He was prolific and worked mainly on composing with Emil Cadkin. Earlier on, he was a violinist and freelanced on radio in the 1930s with Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, and the Dorsey brothers.

Selected works:

• • "Saxaboogie"  (on Carlin 347, "Blues / Rock'n'Roll / Pop")

  • "Go Cat Go"  (on Carlin 347, "Blues / Rock'n'Roll / Pop")

  • "Beach Party"  (on Carlin 347, "Blues / Rock'n'Roll / Pop")

  • "Tropicana" with Emil Cadkin  (on Carlin Archive Series 7, "Dance Hall / Swing / Jazz /Lounge")

  • "Mexican March" with Emil Cadkin  (on Carlin Archive Series 7, "Dance Hall / Swing / Jazz /Lounge")

  • "Bop and Jive" with Emil Cadkin  (on Carlin Archive Series 7, "Dance Hall / Swing / Jazz /Lounge")

  • "Showtune" with Emil Cadkin  (on Carlin Archive Series 7/2, "Dance Hall / Swing / Jazz /Lounge" [different track set & track cuts])