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LOVE IT !!! There was also a movie by the same name ,with Dorthy Mackaill .

How wonderful! Thank you!

lang! amazing to put the face to that beautiful playing

Not bad. She doesn't have that churchi-fied gravel voice that Bessie Smith had. Ijs

Excellent.

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This song reminds me of two books I've read as a teen - the Great Getsby of Scott Fitzgerald and Ragtime of E. Doctorow. Holy Cat, I was impressed, I have the books in my own library, must throw an eye on them to see whether I'm still impressed.

Good song. But, listen to the Bob Wills version. Great.

Elle était douce (Lull Micaëlli - Guy Lafarge 1946) R. Elle était douce, douce, douce Avec un teint laiteux de rousse Toujours vêtue de rose mousse Qui mousse, qui mousse Elle était belle, belle, belle Les hommes se ruinaient pour elle Ils se battaient, hurlaient d’amour… Mais elle souriait toujours Elle était si douce et si belle Avec des gestes délicieux Cet ange descendu des cieux Dilapidait l’une après l’une Les plus fabuleuses fortunes Riches magnats, maharadjahs Marchaient en file sur ses pas Malgré cette meute à ses trousses Parée d’un air que rien n’émousse / Prenant R. Elle était douce, douce, douce Toujours vêtue de rose mousse Des mains qui jamais ne repoussent Si douces, si douces Elle était belle, belle, belle Et les femmes pourtant cruelles Se laissaient prendre sans détours À ces yeux doux comme un velours Elle était si douce et si belle… Et puis un jour, dans le journal On lut un fait divers banal Son éternel sourire aux lèvres Toujours sans colère et sans fièvre Sans savoir pourquoi ni comment Elle avait tué son amant… Tué gentiment et sans secousse De sa petite main si douce… R. Elle était douce, douce… et rousse Les roussins, la voyant si rousse [les policiers] La manipulèrent mais en douce En douce, en douce… Les juges la jugèrent belle Les jurés jurèrent par elle 😊 Ce qui fait que, tout simplement Sans avocat, ni boniment On l’acquitta bien gentiment Elle eut même des compliments… Elle était si belle et si douce ! Je découvre… Merci pour ce partage. 😊

A square and wholly unconvincing rendition of this material. Wrong singer for the song.

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Al igual que su voz.....encantadora!!!

I've always loved this song. It's fun to sing!

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I have this one. Found it in a junk shop. My copy sounds pretty clean.

A scratchy one!

Hipólito Lázaro, un tenor histórico y muy querido en Cuba donde lo restaban a que no hiba a dar un Ré y terminaba la función y salía a dar la nota que le decían que no hiba poder dar y era parte del cariño de su público admirador. Un histórico éste gran tenor español. Esta canción es un tesoro que bién tuvieron a compartir.

🔹👁️👁️ Darling, i love you so....🎶🎶🎶🌹 Another cool version is Jim Capaldi 's

Love Jeanette MacDonald 🌹❣️

🌄👁️👁️🔹 i like it. I like The Animal 's version also. It's just nice to hear it by another Singer now and again.

What movie or short was it

Wrong song for Etting. It's like hearing Karen Carpenter's ridiculous rendition of "Please, Mr. Postman."

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I've always had a special liking for this Song. 🌹

Lee was such a unique joy to listen to!

She has a perfect voice.

Looking forward to it!

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This song was from 1929. It seems I remember Charles King singing this song. I believe the song was from the "Broadway Melody". Nat Shilkret recorded it for Victor and Earl Burtnett for Brunswick.

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Omg a banger.

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A not-so-known Ginger Rogers recording...and with Johnny Mercer, it's such a delight eith them both!😁 thanks for posting this!💖

Thank you so much for such a quality transfer!

Ummm, it's not "Black Button". Black bottom. It was a risque dance in the 20's.

Been forever since I found anything by her or Lee Morse. However I'm always going to prefer Handshaw.

This fragment is covering the end of the second movement: "Pini presso una catacomba", and the beginning of the third movement: Il mini del Gianicolo

😂❤Вечная, светлая память выдающемуся тенору певцу земли итальянской Ипполито Лацаро.😅😊

I really love these Annette hanshaw musical experiences such a spring in her sing generates such loving towards sympathy of melody

Haven’t heard pines of Rome in a little while

This is so interesting that he recorded the song again in 1954? Am I reading the description correctly? I have the 78 RPM from the 20s and while it's very similar, it certainly has a different sound. And of course I like the old one better! But it's interesting to hear it with the clarity of modern technology. I'm glad he was still around to keep the music going in the 1950s!

Love this tune. Let’s go back!

Leo Reisman Orchestra. Leo Reisman, (vocal, violin & director) Bubber Miley and 2 others, (trumpets) Ernie Gibbs, Chuck Campbell, (trombones) Jess Smith, (clarinet, alto saxophone & flute) Burt Williams, (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, clarinet, tenor saxophone) Lew Conrad and 2 others, (violins) Raymond Pugh, (piano) Jack Shilkret, (bass, cello & guitar) Harry Sigman, (drums). New York City, June 30, 1931.

What a lovely video. Thank you!

Regardless of quality, Ravel's Bolero is such a great stirring piece.

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