Maxine Sullivan - "Loch Lomond" (1937)
Maxine Sullivan - "Loch Lomond" (1937)
- from The Greatest Hits from 40's and 50's, Vol. 13 (1937)
- Creator: Orchard Music
- Posted by Matt Delmont
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Maxine Sullivan - "Loch Lomond" (1937)
by Matt DelmontOn August 5, 1939, the New York Amsterdam News featured a picture of singer Maxine Sullivan who was set to make her Broadway debut in a jazz version of Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" called "Swinging the Dream." While the production featured several big names—Louis Armstrong played Bottom, Sullivan played Titania, and Benny Goodman was the music supervisor—it was panned by critics. Sullivan was a leading jazz vocalist in the 1930s and had a hit with a swing version of the Scottish folk song "Loch Lomond."
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