My Ship - Metropole Orkest - 1989

Metropole Orkest: 75 Years in Perspective - Its Past, its Present, its Future
5th Decade (1986 - 1995)
Ernestine Anderson who passed away in 2016 at age 87, was an American jazz and blues singer. In more than 60 years, she recorded over 30 albums and was nominated four times for a Grammy Award. In the 1990s she joined Qwest Records, the label founded by fellow Garfield High School graduate Quincy Jones.
Permission to use this material kindly granted by Maarten Hartveldt (Koch Jazz series TMD Records)
Credits & Acknowledgements
Music selection: Friederike Darius, Annie Tangberg, Dick Bakker, Jan Bastiani, Max Boeree, Henk Heijink, Paul Schooneman, Fred Dekker
Design, Production and final Editing: Jolien Plat
Audio supervision: Dirk Overeem; video editing± Max Boeree (Big Ears Productions)
Text and Narrative: Fred Dekker
Concept: Fred Dekker
Every measure has been taken to avoid infringement of rights of makers and performers of the music, videos, pictures and photographs used in this Perspective. Nevertheless, if you think that - in spite of these measures - you can rightfully claim one or more of such rights, please send an e-mail to [e-mail]
Metropole Orkest
Facebook: / metropole.orchestra
KZbin: / metropoleorchestra
Twitter: / metropoleorkest
Instagram: / metropoleorkest
Spotify: open.spotify.c...