Jimmy Dorsey was considered one of the finest clarinet and alto saxophone players of his day. With his brother, Tommy, Dorsey started the Dorsey Brothers Ochestra in the spring of 1934. The band went through some changes and Tommy left, leaving Jimmy behind to lead the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra until his death on June 12th, 1957. Currently the band is under the direction of trombonist, Bill Tole. Bill has recorded with legendary artists such as Ella Fitzgerarld, Bing Crosby, and Frank Sinatra. He portrayed the part of Tommy Dorsey in the movie "New York, New York" in 1977. In June, 1992, Nancy Knorr, the lead singer with the Pied Piper's, became the featured vocalist with the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra and will re-create a tribute to the legendary Helen O'Connell.