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Jazz Age! Charles Dornberger's Orch. - Nobody's Sweetheart, 1924

Charles Dornberger & His Orchestra – Nobody’s Sweetheart, Fox-Trot (Kahn-Erdman-Meyers-Schoebel), Victor 1924 (USA; acoustical) NOTE: Charles DORNBERGER (b. 1898 in NYC – d. 1944 in Reno, Nevada) – American saxophonist and dance band leader, who started his career in the reed section of the Paul Whiteman band. They met during service in the U.S. Navy in 1918: Dornberger was a pilot and Whiteman was training musicians for the army bands. Lacking any formal training, Charles Dornberger picked up musical abilities on his own and did it well enough on many of the instruments in the orchestra. By the mid-'20s he stepped out of the reed section to start up his own band, leading to a contract with Victor as well as the creation of a series of musical shorts for Warner Brothers. Dornberger last recording sessions takes place in 1929, but he continued leading bands for at least another decade, sometimes fronting as many as 35 musicians. He retired early from the music business, opening a bar in Santa Ana, California, known as the Circus Tent, and returned to his beloved occupation: piloting the planes. Dornberger died in 1944 when a plane he was piloting crashed, the accident also took the life of his girlfriend