(NBC Primetime, 1956)
[the 1950s female vocalist with smoldering looks and husky voice
was the host of this summer replacement show for Eddie Fisher's
"Coke Time." Her hits included "Just A Gigolo" and "Life Is Just
A Bowl Of Cherries" in 1953, and "The Longest Walk" in 1955.
According to a Web Site from Verdugo Hills High School in
Tujunga, California (near Los Angeles), Jaye P. Morgan's
given name was Mary Morgan; she was the class treasurer
in 1947; as a result, began to be called "J.P." in reference
to legendary financier John Pierpoint Morgan; The nickname
stuck and Jaye P. was her name professionally as well;
On this summer series, her four brothers formed a vocal
quartet which sang behind her; unfortunately the series never
was picked up after the summer of 1956]
[aka: "Coca-Cola Waltz" and
aka: "The Coca-Cola Company Theme";
Leonard Joy also composed "When Shadows Fall", was A & R Dir.
RCA Victor 1933; and A & R Dir. Decca Records in 1944]
Composer: Leonard W. Joy (ASCAP)
Original Claimant: Leonard W. Joy, of Glen Ridge, NJ
1997 Publisher: [none listed in ASCAP or BMI Repertoire]
2001 Publisher: [not found in ASCAP or BMI Repertoire databases]
[original composition by claimant Leonard W. Joy]:
Copyright Date: Aug. 1, 1930; Eu 25 728.
Renewal Date:
[arrangement under title "Coca-Cola Waltz"
arranged by Nathan Van Cleave & Andre Kostelantez
copyright filed by The Coca-Cola Company of Wilmington, DE]:
Copyright Date: Jul. 10, 1941; Eu 263 995.
Renewal Date:
Recordings [under title "The Coca-Cola Company Theme"]:
LP: "Great Music Themes of Television" (1956)
RCA-Victor LPM 1020
Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra
ReIssue:
LP: "Great Music Themes of Early Television" (1984)
Franklin Mint-1 (re-issue of RCA LPM 1020)
Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra
Composers: music by Ray Henderson (ASCAP) and
lyric by Lew Brown (ASCAP)
1978 Publishers: De Sylva, Brown & Henderson (ASCAP)
2001 Publishers: De Sylva, Brown & Henderson (ASCAP)
Composition Date: 1931
Copyright Date:
Renewal Date:
Recordings: