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Loved this show. Neville and Clarke got on so well. It's a shame there's nothing like their show on these days.😢

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Its ki da funny how music in Britain in 1937 still sounded like American music from 1927 to me. Funny little lag in culture, but, it kept that sweet sound of 1920s dance bands alive just a little longer!

Only an old fellow could care❤😮

A lovely bit of a look at Al’s early career, still as wonderful and lovely as a song of his can get!

Wow, this takes me back to my childhood days.

Great number -Recorded in New York if the year is anything to go by.

This is what I was named after ;)

I think more people than none would watch this video if there were some notes for guidance. The situation is made wosre because there are two videos to wade through. How about a link to the text?

An index would be very useful. I'd do the job, but I am not familiar enough with his songs to be able to do it. Actually, I was looking for "The Carioca," but I couldn't find it. Is it here? (1/15/25)

Such an amazing groove to this tune.

Wonderful - never heard it with German lyrics before. Can you please supply the lyrics?

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The best Batsman Australia ever had.❤👍🏻 Greetings from Germany. C'mon England.

composer James Monaco lyricist Al Dubin for 1943 film 'STAGE DOOR CANTEEN'

Anyone here thanks to Arctic Outpost AM?

thanks for sharing BING🎶1927 take2💿🎥

Stunning - the music and Al Bowlly

OOOO Thank you!

There is bobbin.and there is scattin. You had to have been there. Lets say an.older one taught it.

This sounds straight out a Popeye or Betty boop cartoon

Just a nostalgic trip down memory lane, dad was with the survey corp.

awwww my sweet darling grandma Peggy. Miss you forever.

Wonderful

Thx for the flashback Alex, I've not heard it before though l guess it's all in the title! 😉

My dad loved this band. He listened to them in the 40s. I was just a kid but probably heard them on the radio in Southern Calfornia as I recall having to listen to New Orleans and traditional jazz on the radio in that era. Later on I took my dad to Turk Murphy's spot, Earthquake McGoon's, when I was working in SF and my dad had a business trip to Emeryville for engineering work at the Jones & Laughlin Steel Mill in Emeryville (long gone.) I recall my dad extollong the virtues of the Yerba Buena Jazz Club on Annie St. (really an allley I think) in SF which was the home of the Lu Waters band in its early days.

Classic Aussie Rock !

Dude casually invites the guy I base half of my theses on.

Pretty nice, but where can one get it without all this expressive and sometimes annoying, at least irritating ”We're a happy family!”-stuff? Just to remember: Two of Bing's sons committed suicide. Rgds from Germany

Great! I (*1971) always admired his wonderful, warming voice. Sorry Frank, but HE really was Mr Cool in a never aging old-fashioned way. Rgds from Germany

Today January 5. Relevant.

In case anyone is looking "keeping up with the commodore" is here 28:06

Beautiful oldie@

Our greatest ever sportsman no arguement

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It was not translated the following year ! It was already released in English even before the contest took place and it entered the charts right after the contest in April 1972 . Many people like myself only heard a French version for the first time with the Eurovision performance but knew the English version well as it had been played for weeks on the Radio beforehand .

Absolutely lovely, thank you for posting.

Beautiful

23:08 The Song Is You

Don Bradman himself hated this song. He was an outstanding pianist himself, but preferred classical music. He was also against anyone or anything that made money out of his name.

I heard this for the first time today and was intrigued by the lyrics. If you're curious as well, here are the words to the song. Didn't we have a lovely evening? Our party was a great success Oh, didn't Mrs. Smith look stunning? Did you notice Mrs. Jones's new dress? Now what did Mr. Brown say to uncle Benny? Well, I guess it was just one of those things Brownie had a few too many Sure was a hungry crowd They didn't leave a scrap for Rover We ought to feel real proud And mighty glad the darn thing's over No more company to feed No more papers left to read What's to do about it? Let's put out the lights and go to sleep No more anything to drink Leave those dishes in the sink What's to do about it? Simply nighty-night and so to sleep You're waiting now for me to say I love you more and more and more, dear You're looking younger everyday You never were so sweet before, dear See pop shows near Toronto Get tickets as low as $155 You might also like You’re Getting to Be a Habit With Me Bing Crosby Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? Bing Crosby White Christmas (1947 Re-Recording) Bing Crosby No more money in the bank No cute baby, we can spank What's to do about it? Well, let's put out the lights and go to sleep You're waiting now for me to say I love you more and more and more, dear You're looking younger every day You never were so sweet before, my darling No more money in the bank No cute baby, we can spank What's to do about it? Let's put out the lights, go to sleep

I remember this song years ago,I though it was an american negro singing?

thanks for sharing the audio with the Rhythm Boys 1930 movie clip 2yrs ahead of time 1932! th-cam.com/video/ONotk-lDXeU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pVyOqcMFqO8b_s3_

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I had this exact record when I was a very little kid. It mesmerised me. The album cover was fascinating as well. I played it over and again. It was my favourite.

I was lead here by my dog!

Trombone by Ellis Jackson

Amazing !!!!

I absolutely adore this song

Wonderful