Gorni Kramer – Jazz in Italy in the 30s and 40s

Kramer is the Italian Jazz fahter.

Here is his Bio:

He was born Kramer Gorni at Rivarolo Mantovano (Lombardy). Despite the exotic sound of Gorni Kramer in Italian language, which lead part of his audience to believe he was a foreigner or had adopted a fancy pseudonym, it was his real name. Gorni was in fact his family name, and Kramer his first name, after the US cyclist Frank Kramer who became road race world champion in 1912, who Gorni’s father was a fan of. Kramer learnt music at a very young age, thanks to his father, a musician. The first instrument he learned how to play was the accordion, with which he performed as a child in his father’s band. He then studied double bass at the Conservatory in Parma and obtained his diploma in 1930. He started working as a musician for dance bands, then in 1933, aged 20, he formed his own jazz group. This new American musical genre was forbidden by the Italian fascist regime, but Gorni Kramer could get to know it thanks to some fellow musicians who worked on board the liners connecting Europe and North America. In the middle of 1930s he became a successful songwriter. He composed the music for “Crapa pelada” – lyrics by Tata Giacobetti – a 1936 hit performed by Alberto Rabagliati. In 1939 he wrote “Pippo non lo sa”, one of Trio Lescano’s most famous songs. In spite of his songs’ popularity, Gorni Kramer and his orchestra were still ignored by the Italian state radio EIAR, who boycotted them because they played jazz. During World War II, he worked with Natalino Otto, a singer also banned by EIAR because of swing. Kramer wrote “Ho un sassolino nella scarpa”, one of Otto’s greatest hits. In the period he also began a long-lasting cooperation with Quartetto Cetra – for them he wrote memorable songs such as “Nella vecchia fattoria”, “In un palco della Scala”, “Donna”, “Concertino”. In 1949 Gorni Kramer started working for Garinei and Giovannini, a very famous duo of impresarios who produced musical comedies. Writing music for their shows was his main activity for the following ten years. Their most successful productions were Gran Baldoria, Attanasio cavallo vanesio, Alvaro piuttosto corsaro, Tobia candida spia, Un paio d’ali. They featured very popular songs such as “Un bacio a mezzanotte”, “Non so dir ti voglio bene”, “Le gocce cadono”, “Chèrie”, “Simpatica”. Gorni Kramer debuted on television in 1957 with Il Musichiere music show hosted by Mario Riva. He composed the show’s theme song “Domenica è sempre domenica”. Other shows ensued: Buone vacanze, Giardino d’inverno, L’amico del giaguaro, Leggerissimo. In mid 1960s Gorni Kramer gradually reduced his public performances, but he continued to work as a music publisher and a TV author. He died in Milan in 1995.

Tracklist:

1. I’m Getting’ Sentimental Over You (George Bassman-Ned Washington) Cp 1932
2. Tiger Rag (Nick La Rocca) Cp. 1917
3. Ritmo In Do (Gomi Kramer) Cp. 1939
4. Tutto Pepe (Gomi Kramer) Cp. 1939
5. Carboni Accesi (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1939
6. Guanti Bianchi (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1939
7. Paswonki (Fats Waller) Cp. 1936
8. Fuoco (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1939
9. Sveglia (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1939
10. Doppio Ritmo (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1940
11. All’indiana (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1940
12. Fermati E Ripensaci (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1941
13. La Fisarmonica Moderna (Kramer’s Blues) (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1941
14. Improvvisazione (I Got Rhythm) (George & Ira Gershwin, Arr.Kramer)
15. Ti-Pi- Tin (Maria Grever) Cp. ?
16. Passeggiando Sui Fili Del Tram (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1945
17. Amo La Penicillina (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1945
18. Nobody’s Sweetheart (Elmer Schoebe1,Gus Kalm, Bil1y Meyers) Cp. 1924
19. Solrrude (Duke Ellington) Cp. 1935
20. Blue Orchlds ( Hoagy Carrnichael) Cp. 1939
21. Tre Dipsy Doodle (Larry Clinton) Cp. 1937
22. Sweet Sue, Just You(Dolce Susanna) (Victor Young, Will J. Harris) Cp. 1928
23. L’ll Get By (Nostalgia Di Te ) (Fred E.Ahlert, Roy Turk) Cp. 1928- Revived 1944)
24. Giocando Con La Fisarmonica (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1946
25. Fraseggio In Mib (Gorni Kramer) Cp. 1946

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