Teddy Wilson, piano player-with the Benny Goodman orchestra, has put out on his own, four sides for Brunswick of excellent sweet swing, with Billie Holiday vocalizing. Thebest in my opinion is “I’ll Never Fail You,” which has a fast tempo,et, and niann 'Tu-Sweet and Swingfnr^v3 :vaxfn8- two °W songsterflv °Ca °u' Ihe firstj Poor But'_ i1S, bet;ter. Its high spotnthl °, by Bobby himself: The pi»r.s e» Blue and Disillusion-cu rrinefJsicie, Blue and Disillusioned,” is mostly vocal, competent!).vuitn nas a fast tempo, done by-Linda Keene. Behind hcrgood trumpet, and piano. The re- voice can be noticed a swell’nrches-\ erse is April In Mv Heart” from 1rr' 1 1—1“Sav It In T-—’ ”~'iii -~vprij jn \r ij voice!** i',ncJa Keene. Behind Ina-v it In French ”Tk eart” from trat u x? n°ticed a swell ’orcheSp,es.:‘% “wjh;^, lt;«* lbfck?rod-...1! -v -V TIiesc are 1 S and.ci, v'sso.'^_ —.v. mese are dance songswith more punch and sparkle thanthe average. Needless to say, in all four there am nrr»»‘«---1 uuiKl.nn -^Uby Newman on Ptcc/i.Jt,?nce Welk and his lt;-ham-• Music on Vocalion, have» » T rdone the ttm T ca,I0n- Jiav0Ale”- “p esx ^roni “Leave It to D„f ,’,f irom .Now On” and -Her- ^romu.t Town.” The Newma1 rec ()r[‘ s ffood dance. Welk n! ina huhMv t ...there *V. «M,1 accompaniment 1 ano so,oslt;Tnn»n^fh . / ^ru,!swic*c^ i* n'hi m*'°°f^al?ce' Welk pi ■ invng.s from non Ci 11 St t0 rec°rd hit L 1 ^ st.Wet if you like th * Hi‘ me |le (j 1 u ar nnisicals. This B, t0 bc 1 combination of ■ '-nnTl« »Ws USSC a”f?,!le W* and •• p’^,lorte-sf DavU',tl’ r*vc.** rL ' a,,m« f-ovrM,n^ fl(»nc in tvW.,rln I’01'1 ni«*ntr* 'u* /^lin man-'cals - '‘ingino thc4Hul,iy Hackcit. mi ,i1(. , ,,n^ jninipct plawrs •, r n!h(' in”'-nal I(lkrat)-lw i;c I commnatKBusse and Shep Fields.Other releases include:lowav, “Dee]) In a Dream’ aiv 1Madly In Lo\e With You” lt;' ,c;U' ion); Kav Kvser. “Deep ,M * Dream” and “When Pa \\a utin’ Ma” (Brunswick) ; Kuhv u'man. ’‘Please Come Out lt;' ''\s Dream” and “Sav It With .ir'( I )ctva tIs