ABOUT
Al Trace (December 25, 1900 - August 31, 1993) was an orchestra leader and songwriter famous during the 1940s. With his brother Ben and Sam Martin, he wrote "You Call Everybody Darlin'," which topped the charts in 1948. This smash recharted later that year and became a Top 40 hit.
Best known songs (with years) include:
- Mairzy Doats (1944)
- You Call Everybody Darlin' (1948)
- Hitsity Hotsity (1951)
- Pretty Eyed Baby (1951)
Pop charts debut year: 1944
Years active: ca. 1920s - 1975
Genres: Big band
Labels: Sterling, Mercury, MGM, Columbia, Damon, Regent, Chance Records
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