About a Quarter to Nine

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"About a Quarter to Nine" is a popular song from the 1930s American big band and swing era, widely performed and recorded by dance orchestras of the time.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
associatedWithSongwritersTeam Dubin and Warren GENERATED
composer Harry Warren NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
decadeOfPopularity 1930s
1940s
era big band era
swing era
filmReleaseYear 1935
firstPerformanceInFilm Go into Your Dance NERFINISHED
genre big band
popular music
swing
hasApproximateYearOfComposition 1934
hasMusicalForm popular song form
hasNotablePerformer Al Jolson NERFINISHED
Bing Crosby NERFINISHED
Guy Lombardo NERFINISHED
Judy Garland NERFINISHED
Mel Tormé NERFINISHED
Ozzie Nelson NERFINISHED
hasNotableRecordingFormat shellac disc GENERATED
hasStyleCharacteristic danceable rhythm
swing feel
hasTempo medium tempo
hasTheme romantic love
hasTitlePhraseReferringTo time of day
introducedBy Al Jolson NERFINISHED
isStandardIn big band repertoire
dance orchestra repertoire
language English
lyricist Al Dubin NERFINISHED
lyricsBy Al Dubin NERFINISHED
musicBy Harry Warren NERFINISHED
originalMedium film musical
partOf American songbook NERFINISHED
performedInFilmBy Al Jolson NERFINISHED
Ruby Keeler NERFINISHED
publicationDecade 1930s
recordingEra 78 rpm era
usedAs dance band standard
swing standard
writtenFor Warner Bros. film NERFINISHED

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Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra notableSong About a Quarter to Nine
Al Dubin notableWork About a Quarter to Nine