Which popular song did Ben Bernie's orchestra record in 1925?

Which popular song did Ben Bernie's orchestra record in 1925?

• A. Sweet Georgia Brown.
• B. St. Louis Blues.
• C. Moonlight Serenade.
• D. The Entertainer.

Answer: (A)

Sweet Georgia Brown is the 1925 hit recorded by Ben Bernie's orchestra. This tune was co-written by Bernie along with Maceo Pinkard and Kenneth Casey, and the band’s recording helped it become a popular standard of the era. The other songs come from different times or styles: St. Louis Blues originated in 1914 by W. C. Handy; Moonlight Serenade came from the late 1930s with Glenn Miller; and The Entertainer is a ragtime piece from 1902 by Scott Joplin. The 1925 Bernie recording is the one that fits the question.

Sweet Georgia Brown is the 1925 hit recorded by Ben Bernie's orchestra. This tune was co-written by Bernie along with Maceo Pinkard and Kenneth Casey, and the band’s recording helped it become a popular standard of the era. The other songs come from different times or styles: St. Louis Blues originated in 1914 by W. C. Handy; Moonlight Serenade came from the late 1930s with Glenn Miller; and The Entertainer is a ragtime piece from 1902 by Scott Joplin. The 1925 Bernie recording is the one that fits the question.