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I want to share some of my old 78s shellac records, playing international music (different artists and orchestras) mostly of the thirties and fourties authentically on original gramophones. I live in Bavaria, Germany.
"Shall We Dance" - Fred Astaire (1937)
Fred Astaire (vocal and tap-dancing) with Johnny Green and His Orchestra (Johnny Green at the piano). Recorded in Los Angeles, California on March 21st 1937.
The song was written by George Gershwin (music) and Ira Gershwin (lyrics) for the 1937 RKO Musical Picture "Shall We Dance", the seventh of ten movie appearances of the dream team Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Here's the link to the final scene of the film with this song: ua-cam.com/video/VS9rCo-sA9Q/v-deo.htmlsi=d5kipK83bmhW6bVT
The fotos in the video show Fred Astaire in the 1930s except the last, which is from the 1950s.
"Fred Astaire (born Frederick Austerlitz, May 10, 1899 - June 22, 1987) was an American dancer, actor, singer, musician, choreographer, and presenter. Widely regarded as the "greatest popular-music dancer of all time," he received numerous accolades, including an Honorary Academy Award, three Primetime Emmy Awards, a BAFTA Award, two Golden Globe Awards, and a Grammy Award.
Astaire's career in stage, film, and television spanned 76 years. He starred in more than 10 Broadway and West End musicals, made 31 musical films, four television specials, and numerous recordings. As a dancer, he was known for his uncanny sense of rhythm, creativity, and tireless perfectionism. Astaire's most memorable dancing partnership was with Ginger Rogers, with whom he co-starred in 10 Hollywood musicals during the classic age of Hollywood cinema, including Top Hat (1935), Swing Time (1936), and Shall We Dance (1937). Astaire's fame grew in films like Holiday Inn (1942), Easter Parade (1948), The Band Wagon (1953), Funny Face (1957), and Silk Stockings (1957). For his performance in John Guillermin's disaster film, The Towering Inferno (1974), Astaire received his only competitive Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, and he won the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor - Motion Picture and the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role."
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This Brunswick record is played on a Phillips Radiogram from 1956!
The song was written by George Gershwin (music) and Ira Gershwin (lyrics) for the 1937 RKO Musical Picture "Shall We Dance", the seventh of ten movie appearances of the dream team Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Here's the link to the final scene of the film with this song: ua-cam.com/video/VS9rCo-sA9Q/v-deo.htmlsi=d5kipK83bmhW6bVT
The fotos in the video show Fred Astaire in the 1930s except the last, which is from the 1950s.
"Fred Astaire (born Frederick Austerlitz, May 10, 1899 - June 22, 1987) was an American dancer, actor, singer, musician, choreographer, and presenter. Widely regarded as the "greatest popular-music dancer of all time," he received numerous accolades, including an Honorary Academy Award, three Primetime Emmy Awards, a BAFTA Award, two Golden Globe Awards, and a Grammy Award.
Astaire's career in stage, film, and television spanned 76 years. He starred in more than 10 Broadway and West End musicals, made 31 musical films, four television specials, and numerous recordings. As a dancer, he was known for his uncanny sense of rhythm, creativity, and tireless perfectionism. Astaire's most memorable dancing partnership was with Ginger Rogers, with whom he co-starred in 10 Hollywood musicals during the classic age of Hollywood cinema, including Top Hat (1935), Swing Time (1936), and Shall We Dance (1937). Astaire's fame grew in films like Holiday Inn (1942), Easter Parade (1948), The Band Wagon (1953), Funny Face (1957), and Silk Stockings (1957). For his performance in John Guillermin's disaster film, The Towering Inferno (1974), Astaire received his only competitive Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, and he won the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor - Motion Picture and the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role."
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This Brunswick record is played on a Phillips Radiogram from 1956!
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"Pied Piper Of Hamelin" - Al Bowlly/Ray Noble (1931)
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Al Bowlly (vocal) with Ray Noble and His New Mayfair Dance Orchestra. Recorded in London on December 4th 1931. The song was written by Noel Gay (music) and Desmond Carter (lyrics). The fotos in the video show Al Bowlly in the first half of the 1930s. "Albert Allick Bowlly (7 January 1898 - 17 April 1941) was a South African-British vocalist and dance band guitarist who was very popular during t...
"Rags" - Jack Cooper/Bert Ambrose (1935)
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Jack Cooper (vocal) with Ambrose and His Orchestra at the Embassy Club London. Recorded in London on August 6th 1935 - today exactly 89 years. The song was written by Allan Flynn (music) and Jack (John C.) Egan (lyrics). "Benjamin Baruch Ambrose (11 September 1896 - 11 June 1971), known professionally as Ambrose or Bert Ambrose, was an English bandleader and violinist. Ambrose became the leader...
"Tip-Tippi-Tap" - Hansen-Quartett (1956)
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Das Hansen-Quartett (vocal chorus) with Hans Conzelmann and His Orchestra. Recorded and released 1956 in West-Germany. The song was written by Hans Henderlein and Günter Lex (based on motives from Emmanuel Chabrier's 1883 composition "Espana") and is the German version of the very popular 1956 hit song "Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom)", written by Al Hoffman and Dick Manning and recorded by Perr...
"So Wird's Nie Wieder Sein!" - Ilse Werner (1941)
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Ilse Werner (vocal and whistling) with Werner Bochmann and His Orchestra. Recorded in Berlin on February 25th 1941. The song was written by Gerhard Winkler (music) and Bruno Balz (lyrics) in the style of the very popular 1938 song "Thanks For The Memory", introduced by Bob Hope and Shirley Ross in the US Paramount Picture "The Big Broadcast Of 1938". Ilse Werner (1921 - 2005) was one of the big...
"Es Leuchten Die Sterne" - Luigi Bernauer/Oskar Joost (1938)
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Luigi Bernauer (vocal) with Oskar Joost and His Dance Orchestra. Recorded in Berlin, Lützowstraße on February 2nd 1938. The song was written by Leo Leux (music) and Bruno Balz (lyrics) for the 1938 German Tobis Musical Picture "Es Leuchten Die Sterne", starring La Jana, Ernst Fritz Fürbringer and a lot of German movie stars playing themselves. The song soon became a hit, recorded by popular art...
"Einen Walzer Für Dich Und Für Mich" - Marika Rökk (1939)
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Marika Rökk (vocal) and chorus with big Dance Orchestra under the direction of Michael Jary. Recorded in Berlin on December 5th 1939. The song "A Waltz For You And For Me" was written by Franz Grothe (music) and Willi Dehmel (lyrics) for the German UFA Picture "Frauen Sind Doch Bessere Diplomaten (Women Are Better Diplomats After All)", starring Marika Rökk and Willy Fritsch. It was the first G...
"Bei Dir War Es Immer So Schön" - Lutz Templin (1941)
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Lutz Templin and His Orchestra. Recorded in Berlin in March 1941. The song was written by Theo Mackeben (music) and Hans Fritz Beckmann (lyrics) for the 1938 operetta "Anita Und Der Teufel". It became very popular, recorded by many artists like Rosita Serrano with Kurt Hohenberger (1941 - see my upload: ua-cam.com/video/R-l0GNeevik/v-deo.htmlsi=PpeN-I9ufKm697lb), Horst Winter (1941), Ralf Bendi...
"Wo ist Dein Herz..." - Zarah Leander (1940)
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Zarah Leander (vocal) with Orchestra conducted by the composer himself - Theo Mackeben. Recorded in Berlin on October 12th 1940. The song was written by Theo Mackeben (music) and Harald Braun (lyrics) for the 1940 German UFA Picture "Das Herz Der Königin (The Queens Heart)", starring Zarah Leander (who sang the song in the movie) as Mary, Queen of Scotland, Willy Birgel as Lord Bothwell and Mar...
"Down Among The Sheltering Palms" - Sammy Kaye (1947)
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Don Cornell and The Kaydets (vocals) with Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra (Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye). Recorded in New York City, Victor Studio 2 on December 2nd 1947. The song was written by Abe Olmann (music) and James Brockman (lyrics) and published in 1914. It was a hit for the "Lyric Quartet" in 1915 and became a pop standard since, recorded by many artists like The Boswell Sisters (1932...
"My Own" - Deanna Durbin (1938)
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Deanna Durbin (vocal) with Charles Previn and His Orchestra. Recorded in Los Angeles, California on December 12th 1938. Durbin had just become 17 years old on December 4th when she recorded it. The song was written by Jimmy McHugh (music) and Harold Adamson (lyrics) for the 1938 Universal Musical Picture "That Certain Age", starring Deanna Durbin (who sang it in the movie) and Melvyn Douglas. T...
"How About You?" - Judy Garland (1941)
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Judy Garland (vocal) with Orchestra under direction of David Rose. Judy was 19 years old when she made this recording on October 24th, 1941. The song was written by Burton Lane (music) and Ralph Freed (text) for the MGM Musical-Picture "Babes on Broadway" (1942), starring Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney and it became a very popular Jazz Standard the following years. If you're interested in, here...
"There's A Small Hotel" - Durelle Alexander/Paul Whiteman (1936)
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"There's A Small Hotel" - Durelle Alexander/Paul Whiteman (1936)
"Love Is Like A Song" - Lew Conrad/Leo Reisman (1930)
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"Love Is Like A Song" - Lew Conrad/Leo Reisman (1930)
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"It's Got To Be Love" - Johnny Hauser/Paul Whiteman (1936)
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"It's Got To Be Love" - Johnny Hauser/Paul Whiteman (1936)
"Where The Waters Are Blue" - Joe Loss/Maureen (1942)
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"Where The Waters Are Blue" - Joe Loss/Maureen (1942)
"There's A Cabin In The Pines" - Al Bowlly/Ray Noble (1933)
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"There's A Cabin In The Pines" - Al Bowlly/Ray Noble (1933)
"Das Ist Der Rhythmus In Tirol" - Anneliese Singer & Michel Berger/Rudi Knabl (1955)
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"Das Ist Der Rhythmus In Tirol" - Anneliese Singer & Michel Berger/Rudi Knabl (1955)
"Das Alphorn" - Geschwister Hofmann/Rudi Knabl (1955)
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"Das Alphorn" - Geschwister Hofmann/Rudi Knabl (1955)
"Komm Und Tanz Mit Mir" - Kurt Henkels (1952)
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"Komm Und Tanz Mit Mir" - Kurt Henkels (1952)
"Wasserratten-Polka" - Conny Froboess (1954)
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"Wasserratten-Polka" - Conny Froboess (1954)
"Ich Nenne Alle Frauen Baby" - Horst Winter/Benny de Weille (1942)
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"Ich Nenne Alle Frauen Baby" - Horst Winter/Benny de Weille (1942)
"Für Eine Nacht Voller Seligkeit" - Marika Rökk (1940)
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"Für Eine Nacht Voller Seligkeit" - Marika Rökk (1940)
"Kleiner Hampelmann" - Horst Winter/Lutz Templin (1941)
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"Kleiner Hampelmann" - Horst Winter/Lutz Templin (1941)
"Er Ist Nur Barspieler" - Leo Monosson/Paul Godwin (1929)
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"Er Ist Nur Barspieler" - Leo Monosson/Paul Godwin (1929)
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@@user-qu2lb7hl4z So happy you liked it - thank you very much!! 🤗 Best wishes and heartfelt greetings! 🍀🌻🍀
Thank you so much my dear Julian for sharing this wonderful music 🎶 🎵 ❤️. Have a wonderful evening my friend 😊 🌙 🌔
You're so welcome, dear Ginny and I'm happy you enjoyed this recording with the great Fred Astaire!! 🎶🕺🎶👍😃 Have a nice summer weekend and warm greetings from actually very hot Bavaria! 🤗🥰🍀🌸🌼🌻
Dear Julian, thank you for this great song with Fred Astaire !!!!!! I have watched the movie a lot of times !!!!! It is wonderful !!!!!! Warm greetings from Jytte
Thank you so much for your nice comment, dear Jytte and I'm happy you enjoyed this recording with the great Fred Astaire!! 😃 Indeed a wonderful Gershwin song out of a wonderful movie with Ginger and Fred! 🎶👌 Warm greetings and have an enjoyable summer weekend, my friend!! 🤗🥰🍀🌸🌼🌻
Ginger Rogers, Harriet Hoctor, Eleanor Powell, Rita Hayworth, Ann Miller, Cyd Charisse, Vera-Ellen, Joan Leslie, Barrie Chase (seine letzte Tanzpartnerin), Leslie Caron, Judy Garland, Betty Hutton, Paulette Goddard, Lucille Bremer, Jane Powell, Audrey Hepburn, ihnen allen hat der unvergleichliche Herr Austerlitz diese Frage ein- oder mehrmals gestellt, und alle waren seiner Aufforderung zum Tanz nachgekommen. _(Sonst hätt's eh Zores mit Regisseur und Produzent gegeben!)_ Und in Elysium schwebt er gewiß mit Terpsichore über das Tanzparkett. Fred Astaire war aber auch ein einzigartiger Sänger, er hatte keine "große" Stimme, aber seine Stimmbänder verfügten über ebensoviel Takt- und Rhythmusgefühl wie seine Beine. Nicht zufällig hat er ja auch ganz hervorragende Aufnahmen mit Oscar Peterson und anderen Jazzmusikern eingespielt. Es gibt ja auch etlich sehr gute _Fred Astaire Songbook_ bzw. _Tribut_ Alben, ich nenne nur Ruby Braff & George Barnes, Joe Pass, oder die Sängerin Stacey Kent. Darüberhinaus scheint er auch ein wirklich netter Mensch ohne Spur von Starallüren gewesen zu sein, und das hört man, meine ich, auch in seinem natürlichen, swingend fließenden Gesang, der frei von jeglicher Affektierung oder aufgesetzter Dramatik ist. Ein Jahrhundertkünstler! Bing Crosby hat sicher viel mehr Songs auf den von uns so geliebten schwarzen Scheiben hinterlassen, und Frank Sinatras Coverversionen haben den Songs der 30er- und 40er-Jahre ihre definitive, eben endgültige Fassung verliehen, aber niemand hat so viele Originalversionen der großen Standards des Great American Songbook eingespielt, auf Zelluloid oder Schellack, wie Fred Astaire.
Was für eine beeindruckende Reihe an großartigen Film- und Tanzpartnerinnen!! 👌Vielen Dank für Deinen wunderbaren Kommentar, lieber Henri und die liebevolle und treffende Beschreibung des eindrucksvollen Werks von Fred Astaire - dem gibt es nichts mehr hinzuzufügen!! 🎶👌👍😃 Hab ein schönes Sommerwochenende und liebe Grüße aus dem aktuell ungewöhnlich heißen Oberammergau! 🌞🍀🌸🌼🌻
I love Marion Hutton
@@Yoshi-Toranaga Oh yes - she was great!! 👍 So happy you enjoyed this recording with the Miller Band and her - thank you for watching and commenting!! 🤗 Best wishes and heartfelt greetings! 🍀🌻🍀
Beautiful woman with a beautiful voice.
@@upnywhiteb I absolutely agree with you.... and not to forget - with an amazing whistling talent!! 🎤🎶👌😉 So happy you enjoyed this recording with Ilse - thank you very much for watching and commenting!! 🤗 Best wishes and heartfelt greetings! 🍀🌻🍀
@@juliansshellacs7807 The whistling ability is amazing coming from a woman. There is an old joke we had in the Navy and I say to my Wife sometimes when she whistles. It goes like this, "Only two kinds of people whistle here, a Boatswain's Mate and a (currently unacceptable word according to UA-cam), and you aren't a Boatswain's Mate".
@@upnywhiteb Ha ha..... 😂🤣... yes we know this joke in Germany too! 😅 So you can call your wife (after showing her this video that she knows) from now on ILSE - that's certainly acceptable for her and also even for UA-cam! 👍😜
thank you for post this gem!
@@josephalexandergemmell9979 Very welcome - so happy you enjoyed this recording with the wonderful Judy Garland!! 🎤🎶👍 Thank you for watching and commenting! 🤗 Best wishes and heartfelt greetings! 🍀🌻🍀🌸
1941 was kind of an awkward time for a singer with followings in both Germany and the USA; I wonder how she handled it. From what I've heard, the authorities in Germany frowned on anything this "jazzy", though it seems they didn't ban it outright.
Absolutely right - Jazz and Swing was forbidden in the Third Reich, but not few artists nevertheless made jazzy or swinging recordings using harmless titles which aroused no suspicion! 😉 So hapoy you enjoyed this recording with lovely Ilse Werner - thank you very much for watching and commenting!! 🎶👍🤗 Best wishes and heartfelt greetings from Julian! 🍀🌻🌷🍀
Your upload effects foot rocking and a smiling face - thank you, dear Julian! 😃
@@sylviaflow5344 So happy it does, dear Sylvia - thank you very much and I'm glad you enjoyed this recording with the "King of Swing"!! 🎶👍😃 Have a nice weekend, my dear friend and go on enjoying your vacations!! 😎🍹 Warm greetings to you! 🥰🤗🍀🌷🌼🌻🌸
Dear Julian, thank you for this great number with Benny Goodman !!!!! I mostly know it with The Chordettes called Mr. Sandman!!!!! This version sounds wonderful !!!!! I love the thought of talking to "Sandman" - asking for a beautiful dream !!!!! I wish you a lovely evening !!!!! Warm greetings from Jytte
@@jyttethagaardnielsen3568 Thank you for your very nice comment, dear Jytte and so happy you enjoyed this "Sandman" recording of the "King of Swing"!! 🎶👍🤗 Have a wonderful weekend, my friend and warm greetings from hot Bavaria! 🥰🌞🍀🌷🌼🌻🌸
Benny Goodman was a genius of the Big Band era and he also was an exceptional soloist. Both aspects of his talent and skill can be admired in this fabulous rendition. He shines and glows in this catchy, albeit very refined and polished tune and performance. Thank you so much dear Julian for sharing!
@@1920sfan1 There's nothing to add to your excellent description, dear Patrick - thank you very much and so happy you enjoyed this recording with the "King of Swing"!! 🎶👍😃 Have a nice and relaxing weekend, my dear friend, take care and warm greetings to you! 🤗🍀🌷🌼🌻🌸
@@juliansshellacs7807 Thank you so much my friend! This was so great. Equally wishing you a quiet and relaxing weekend, stay safe and cool in the current hot weather. Heartfelt greetings :-)
Fantastic share my dear friend Julian. Have a happy starry night 🌃 😊
Thank you so much, dear Ginny and I'm happy you enjoyed this recording with the "King of Swing"!! 🎶👍🤗 Have a nice and pleasant summer weekend, my dear friend and warm greetings from hot Bavaria! 🥰🌞😎🍀🌸🌻
Fabulous Benny Goodman tune, with a great Fletcher Henderson arrangement..always gets my vote..especially these early Victor 78's.. great upload Julian
Thank you very much, dear Brian and I'm happy you enjoyed this recording with the "King of Swing" - the only version of this song I know! 🎶👍🤗 Have a nice summer weekend, my friend and heartfelt greetings to you from actually rather hot Bavaria! 🌞😎🍀🌼🌻🌸
BG - cl, dir; Nate Kazebier, Harry Geller, Ralph Muzzillo - tp; Red Ballard, Joe Harris - tb; Hymie Schertzer, Bill DePew - as; Dick Clark, Arthur Rollini - ts; Jess Stacy - p; Allan Reuss - g; Harry Goodman - b; Gene Krupa - dr; Fletcher Henderson - arr. Flip side: _Good-Bye,_ the famous Gordon Jenkins composition and arrangement, BG's sign-off tune Dieses Sandmännchen ist sicher weit weniger bekannt als das japanische aus der Feder von Richard Whiting, und mir fällt ad hoc auch nur diese Version als einzige ein, aber das macht den Reiz solcher Nummern, die sich _nicht_ zu Standards entwickelt haben, aus. Smack, BG und die Boys haben diese Tagesschlager veredelt und sie, vielleicht gerade _weil_ sie für die Jukeboxes und Ballrooms gedacht waren, Musik aus dem Moment für den Moment, verewigt. Das ist ja die Essenz des Jazz überhaupt. => Elisabeth Schwarzkopf - Sandmännchen (J. Brahms & A. W. F. von Zuccalmaglio) => Henri Salvador - Marchand de sable (Henri Salvador & Bernard Michel) => Earl Hines - Japanese Sandman (Richard Whiting & Raymond B. Egan) => Oscar Aleman - Señor Arenero (Pat Ballard) => Gerd & Otto - Lille Jon Blund (Otto Nielsen)
Das hast Du wunderbar beschrieben, lieber Henri - vielen Dank für Deinen wie immer schönen und sehr lesenswerten Kommentar!! 👌🤗 Und ja - ich kenne bislang auch nur diese eine Version des Songs und die ist ja wirklich hörenswert! 🎶👍 Ich freu mich, dass Dir mein kleines Video dazu gefallen hat! 😃 Liebe Grüße und ein schönes und angenehmes Sommerwochenende für Dich! 🌼😎🍀🌸🌼🌻
Fletcher Hendersons _call and response_ in Reinkultur, und tatsächlich eine meiner allerersten BG-Scheiben. Diese Musik, vor allem jene von '35/'36 hat etwas Magisches. Wie sagte doch Hermann Hesse? _Jedem Anfang wohnt ein Zauber inne._ Und wenn dann noch das swingende Sandmännchen seine Körnchen streut! Transports me to another time and place.
@@henridelagardere264 Das teile ich voll und ganz, lieber Henri!! 👌👍😃🎶❤️🎶
She actually introduced this classic for the first time ever in one of her classic films with Mickey Rooney. How superb to know she released a solo recorded version. Wow, I wish my parents had kept all the hundreds of my late Gran’s records from the WWII/Golden Era. She had several of Judy’s, as I recall (“Rainbow,” “Trolley Song,” “Never Walk Alone,” etc.) Her collection was a treasure too easily dismissed. This is a delight. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Jonathan, thank you very much for watching and for your wonderful comment - so happy you enjoyed this recording with the great Judy Garland!! 🤗 Yes - the movie this song is from was "Babes on Broadway" and the scene Judy sings it together with Mickey Rooney is worth to watch as is the whole film - what an amazing team they were!! 🎶👌 What a pity that the records of your Gran are gone - I can imagine what a fantastic collection it must have been (the songs with Judy you mention are a delight)!! What a wonderful joy this music still gives to us! 🎶❤️🎶 Thank you again and all my best wishes for you! 🍀🌷🌼🌻 Heartfelt greetings from Bavaria! Julian
Terrible destruction of a fine record!
@@jourwalis-8875 Yes - a fine record, but certainly no destruction playing it two or three times on a good Gramophone always with a new needle! All good! 👍
Impossible to go wrong with Noble and Bowlly, and as was to be expected this performance is absolutely outstanding! These top musicans are doing so great in this cheerful, energetic and uplifting song. The refined orchestration featuring prominent strings was precious as well. Thank you so much dear Julian for sharing!
@@1920sfan1 Thank you so much for your keen comment, dear Patrick and I'm happy you enjoyed this recording with the wonderful team of Al and Ray!! 🤗 Indeed a very nice song about a popular German legend - the "Rattenfänger von Hameln"! 👍😉 Have a pleasent day, my friend with a lot of refreshments, to make the heat more beatable - here in my office the fan is already running for two hours! 🌞🚿🍨🍹 Heartfelt greetings from hot Bavaria to hot Belgium! 🍀🌻🌼🌸
@@juliansshellacs7807 So welcome my dear friend and take care! Here, with the heat, the bottles of sparkling water are empty fast indeed :-)
@@1920sfan1 Similar here, my friend..... Actually very dark clouds and an upcoming thunderstorm! ⛈️
Bin wieder da und freue mich über dieses tolle, flotte und originelle Begrüßungslied… 🪈🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎵🎶🪈 Vielen Dank, lieber Julian! 🙏🍀 Und viele liebe Sommergrüße! 🌻🌞🌻🌞🌻
@@hrbooksmusic7878 Willkommen zurück, liebe Harriet - ich hoffe, Du hattest einen schönen Urlaub!! 😎 Dass Dir dieser flotte Song über den Rattenfänger von Hameln in der Aufnahme mit Al Bowlly als Begrüßungslied gefallen hat, freut mich sehr!! 🎤🎶👍🤗 Gutes Wiedereingewöhnen in den Alltag und ganz liebe Grüße! 🥰🍀🌻🌼🌷🌸
@@juliansshellacs7807 Hihi, ich war gar nicht im Urlaub, lieber Julian, hatte nur UA-cam bzw. das gesamte Internet auf Eis gelegt zugunsten der Olympischen Spiele. Jetzt warten da wieder tausend Benachrichtigungen, und ich muss aus reinem Überlebensinstinkt wohl nahezu alle einfach ignorieren. Oder löschen. Ein paar Posts werde ich aber „abarbeiten“. 😅 Viele liebe Grüße und alles Gute! 🍀🌞🍀 Habt Ihr auch die Subtropen vor der Haustür? Hier ist‘s gerade fast unerträglich… 🥵
@@hrbooksmusic7878 Gute Entscheidung, liebe Harriet!! 👍😜 Olympia konnte einen auch wirklich in seinen Bann ziehen! 🥇🥈🥉 Wir haben hier ebenfalls eine unglaubliche Hitze und Schwüle 🥵, wobei sich jetzt (ich sitze getade in der S-Bahn) ein heftiges Gewitter mit Hagel entlädt! ⛈️ Liebe Grüße und Euch einen schönen Abend mit hoffentlich ein wenig Abkühlung! 🤗🙏🙏🍀🌻🌸
@@juliansshellacs7807 Abkühlung wäre schön - aber bitte ohne Hagel! Hoffentlich bist Du mittlerweile gut und trocken und ohne Beulchen zuhause angekommen! Habt Ihr auch ein bisschen OS geschaut? Falls ja, gab es irgendetwas, dass Euch besonders besonders gefallen oder beeindruckt hat? Viele liebe Abendgrüße aus Franken nach München! 🌻🌹🌻🌹🌻
@@hrbooksmusic7878 Das Gewitter war so heftig, dass ich (ohne Schirm) über eine halbe Stunde and der S-Bahn Station warten musste, bis ich nach Hause laufen konnte! Wir haben uns einiges von Olympia angeschaut und mit Abstand am beeindruckendsen war die Eröffnungsfeier - die war (trotz zum Teil strömenden Regens) wirklich spektakulär!!! 👌👍👍😃
Thank you so much for sharing this my dear friend Julian. Have a happy new week. 😊❤
So happy you liked it, dear Ginny - thank you very much!! 🤗 Indeed a nice song about a very popular German legend! 🎶👌😉 Have a nice Sunday, my dear friend and a good start into the new week!! Warm greetings to you! 🥰🍀🌻🌸🌷
0:29 "Hamelin town in Brunswick, Brunswick is in Germany." Viele Schellacksammler *l i e b e n* Brunswick, selbst wenn sie keine Ahnung haben, wo Brunswick liegt. Ich liebe die Braunschweiger aber nicht nur mit Tonarm, sondern auch mit Senf und knusprigem Brot, gewürfelt in Semmelknödeln übrigens auch. Die Brunswicks dagegen lasse ich stets ganz, schütze sie vor größeren Kratzern gar. Diese überaus putzige _His Master's Voice_ kannte ich nicht, mir kamen Stan & Ollie mit "Babes in Toyland" in den Sinn, auch wenn das ein ganz anderes Märchen ist.
Vielen Dank für Deinen ebenso treffenden wie humorvollen Kommentar, lieber Henri!! 👍😜🤗 Die Brunswicks wie die Braunschweiger mag ich jeweils auch sehr gerne!! 😃 Dieser nette Song zur berühmten deutschen Sage war auch für mich eine echte Überraschung! 🎶👌😉 Hab einen schönen Sonntag Abend und eine liebe Grüße von München nach Lausanne! 🤗🍀🌼🌻🌸
Oh, der Rattenfänger von Hameln. Sehr schön!🪈🎶🐀🐀🐀🐀🐀
Oh ja - das Lied und diese Aufnahme mit Al und Ray waren auch für mich eine echte Überraschung!! 🎶👍😃 Schön, dass es Dir gefallen hat, liebe Sylvia - vielen Dank für's Kommentieren!! 🤗🥰🍀🌸🌻
The perfect song for my dog and me, happy melody and lyrics with relevant facts. Thank you very much - woof, woof and enthusiastic tail wagging! 🐶
I indeed thought of you (with Coppy) and Paul (with George) while uploading this nice song!! 🐕👍😃 So happy you liked it, dear Sylvia - thank you very much!! 🤗 Have a nice Sunday evening, my dear friend and a warm WOOF to you!! 😜🥰🍀🐕🌸🌻
There's little to add to henridelagardere's evocative and eloquent comment... I can only reiterate this is a touching song I've never heard before, exquisitely sung and played by Jack Cooper and the consistently noble and refined Bert Ambrose. Thank you so much dear Julian for sharing!
I absolutely agree with you, dear Patrick - indeed a touching song about this wonderful friendship between man/woman and dog!! 🎶🐕❤️🎶 So happy you enjoyed this recording - thank you very much for your lovely comment!! 🤗 Have a nice Sunday and warm greetings from your Bavarian friend Julian! 🍀🌸🌼🌷🌻
@@juliansshellacs7807 You are so welcome my fiend, and equally sending you my warm greetings from a presently very hot Belgium :-)
@@1920sfan1 Thank you 🤗 and the same here, my friend! I'm still at work in the office and the fan is running for hours - without being unbearable! Take care and have a nice evening! 🍀🌻🍀🌷
Thanks Julian! Im very proud of Deanna. May she RIP.
@@andrewxirakis3242 She was one of a kind - a beautiful and very delightful singer and actress !! 👌👍😃 One of my favorite songs with her is "Danny Boy"!! 🎶❤️🎶 So happy you enjoyed this recording - thank you very much for watching and commenting!! 🤗 Have a nice weekend and heartfelt greetings! 🌞🍀🌸🌼🌷🌻
That is a lovely record my friend. 😊New to me.
@@GramophonicReevolution Great you enjoyed it, my friend - thank you very much!! 🤗 I immediately thought of you while hearing - isn't it a perfect song for you and George?!! 🎶🐕❤️🎶👍🥰
Dear Julian, thank you for this brilliant song, that I never heard before !!!!! I wish you a lovely Wednesday !!!!! Warm greetings from Jytte
@@jyttethagaardnielsen3568 Indeed a nice song about this wonderful and special friendship..... 🎶🐕❤️🎶👍 So happy you enjoyed it, dear Jytte - thank you very much for your positive comment! 😃 Have a wonderful Wednesday too, my friend and warm greetings to you!! 🥰🤗🍀🌷🌼🌸🌻
Thank you for sharing this great song I had never heard before my dear friend. Have a great evening ❤
@@ladycallidora Great you liked it, dear Ginny - thank you very much for your positive comment!! 😃 Have a nice week and take care, my friend - warm greetings to you!! 🥰🤗🍀🌷🌼🌸🌻
A song about man's best friend is always nice for a change, we've got love songs galore, I'd say. It's most welcome when I've never heard it before, and yet I could instantly picture Rags thanks to John Egan's evocative lyrics. This canine cantata exudes an endearing, down-home feeling, the trotting rhythm would also be fitting for a cozy covered wagon rolling over the prairie, with Rags by your side. This kind of domestic innocence soon was to give way to wartime sentimentality, and now it's long gone, of course. There was never anything shady about Ambrose's musical pedigree, he and his men just had class, a great gift, thank you, Julian!
@@henridelagardere264 You're very welcome, dear Henri - so happy you liked it and thank you so much for your lovely and very apt comment!! 🤗 Indeed a nice song about this wonderful and special friendship - certainly not often theme of a song!! 🎶🐕❤️🎶👍 Have a pleasent summer day, my friend and heartfelt greetings to you!! 🌞🍀🌷🌼🌸
Not often the theme of a song indeed. Why is that? People really seem to love these pet songs. Harry Roy's _My Girl's Pussy_ has more than 1.2 *million* views, absolutely astonishing for a 93-year-old record.
@@henridelagardere264 That's really astonishing - I'll have to check out and hear this recording!! 👍😜 But rather sure that my upload won't reach 1.2 million views!! 😢😂🤣
Lovely song on a beautiful scenic balcony. ❤ Wonderful memories returning my friend 😊😊😊
Oh yes, my friend - wonderful memories!! 😎👍🤗❤️ So happy you enjoyed it - thank you very much!! 🥰🍀🌷🌼🌻
@@GramophonicReevolution Just remember my "beer shower" in the restaurant "Alte Post" in the evening.... 🍺🍻🚿😝😂🤣
@@juliansshellacs7807 🤣🤣 oh yes
Sounds wonderful! Thank you for sharing!
So happy you liked it - thank you very much for watching and commenting!! 🤗 Best wishes and heartfelt greetings from Julian! 🍀🌷🌼🌸🌻
This cheerful record is so uplifting my dear Julian. Thank you so much for the informative notes and showing the lovely scenery.
Indeed a nice song and this German version is certainly as uplifting as the original with Perry Como! 🎶👍😜 So happy you enjoyed it, dear Ginny - thank you very much!! 🤗 Have a nice new week and warm greetings from your Bavarian friend Julian! 🥰🍀🌸🌻
Dear Julian, thank you for this great video !!!!!! The surroundings are beautiful !!!!!!! Thank you for telling about The Hansen-Quartet !!!!!!! Warm greetings from your friend Jytte
So happy you liked and enjoyed it, dear Jytte - thank you very much!! 🤗 Have a nice new week and warm greetings from your friend Julian! 🥰🍀🌸🌻
This feelgood tune based on Emmanuel Chabrier's rhapsody "España" (mention of this fact in your excellent notes is most appreciated!) is so delightfully sparkling and cheerful, wonderfully performed by the vocal quartet with Hans Gonzelmann's orchestra! Thank you so much dear Julian for sharing it from lovely Oberammergau :-) By the way: again, I am amazed this recent 1950s recording sounds so well on your 1930 portable
I absolutely agree with you, dear Patrick - this rather good sound was and is a surprise also for me!! Perhaps a hint for the good construction of those old Portables!! 🎶👍😉 Thank you so much for taking the time for watching and for your very nice comment, my friend!! 🤗 Have a nice and hopefully pleasent new week and take care - warm greetings to you!! 😉🍀🌷🌼🌻
@@juliansshellacs7807 Sound is a big surprise indeed :-) The soundbox seems to deal well with the larger dynamic range of this 1956 recording. Wishing you an excellent and not too stressful start of the week, my friend! Sending you my heartfelt greetings :-)
Tipp-Topp-Aufnahme in zweierlei Hinsicht. 👍
Hoppi Galoppi - das ist Tippi Toppi!! 👍😂🤣 Dachte ich mir, dass es Dir gefällt! 👍😜 Vielen Dank für's Reinschauen und Kommentieren, liebe Sylvia!! 🤗 Ganz liebe Grüße und genieße Deine Ferien!! ❤️🤗😎🍀🌸🌻
Your gramophone has a great sound. Have you got the Vera Lyn recording of this song? The Australian pressing of this Hylton gem was paired with Roses are blooming in Loveland by the New Mayfair Dance Orchestra. My copy got broken in a house move over 50 years ago. Have never found a replacement.
@@jeffrey3895 Thank you for watching and for your nice comment, dear Jeffrey!! 🤗 I didn't know the Vera Lynn recording of this song, but thanks to your hint I meanwhile googled..... and heard it - it's great! 👍😃 What a pity that your copy of this beautiful Dell/Hylton recording got broken - I hope you'll find a replacement some day! 🙏 Despite your Australian pressing the flip-side of my record is Hylton's "Boomps-A-Daisy"! And yes - the sound of a record in a good condition played on this Gramophone us often really astonishing!! 👌 Best wishes to you and heartfelt greetings from Julian! 🍀🌷🌼🌸🍀
Thank you so much dear Julian for another precious Ilse Werner performance in this nostalgic, dreamy song... Its title couldn't be more to the point today, since so many good things and traditions are rapidly dwindling. Oh well, that's probably what is happening with every new generation. As for this rendition, it is so wonderfully delicate and refined, whereas the orchestral accompaniment by Werner Bochmann and the studio orchestra is superb too :-)
So happy you enjoyed this recording with Ilse Werner, dear Patrick - indeed a beautiful song and performance, especially the whistling passage is amazing!! 🎤🎶❤️🎶👌 Thank you very much for your wonderful comment - I absolutely agree with what you write about the title of the song!! 👍 Have a nice weekend, my friend and take care - warm greetings to you!! 🤗🍀🌼🌷
@@juliansshellacs7807 I thoroughly did, dear Julian! Equally wishing you an agreeable weekend; all the best to you, my friend :-)
Lovely record, and singer! I love Ilse’s songs and films! My favourite version of this song was recorded by Ernst Van’t Hoff. I’ve been looking for a copy of that 78, but with no luck, so far.
Thank you for the hint, dear Shilo!!! 😃 I didn't know the version of Ernst Van't Hoff..... but now I googled it and watched the video of "Deutschlandssnder" - it's great with wonderful singing by Horst Winter!! 🎶👌 Would like to have this record too! 😜 But I'm happy you also liked this recording with Ilse - thank you very much for your lovely comment!! 🤗 I especially love her whistling in this - it's extraordinary beautiful for me!! 🎤🎶❤️🎶😃 I love Ilse's recordings since my childhood and always whistled the songs while hearing them, of course without reaching this immense capability of Ilse! 🤷♂️😂🤣 I hope you're doing well, my friend! 🙏 Best wishes and heartfelt greetings from actually rathee hot Bavaria! 🌞😎🍀🌷🌼🌸
@@juliansshellacs7807 surprised to hear Bavaria is reaching higher temperatures! One song I always liked, both for the melody and her whistling, is “Langsamer Fox und Pfeiflied”. A lovely song from “Wir Machen Musik”. As always, greetings from California!
@@henryhallfanYes, Shilo - I love the "Pfeiflied" from "Wir machen Musik" too, it's great!! It's part of the film scene, of which I added the link in my accompanying text! 👍😉 Greetings from Bavaria to California! 🤗🍀🌼🌷
I have these too. Im a big fan. My favourite is Chapel Bells. Go Deanna!
A wonderful recording!! 🎤🎶👍 So happy you enjoyed hearing it again - thank you very much for watching and commenting!! 🤗 A great star with such a beautiful voice - so much worth to discover!! 👌 Best wishes and heartfelt greetings! 🍀🌼🌷🌸
Grew up on this type of Beautiful Music 🎼 Thanks to my Grandmother 🥰💕hate to say this my mother was a square 😳🤗💕still Love 💕 her (97) I’m 68 😬
Great your grandmother could share her joy for beautiful music with you...... 🎶❤️🎶 and wonderful you still have your mother with 97!! 🙏 So happy you liked this beautiful song and performance with the wonderful Zarah Leander - thank you very much for your lovely comment!! 🤗 Have a nice day and heartfelt greetings from Bavaria! 🍀🌷🌼🍀🌸
Everybody in your Comments! Said it All 🥰🤗just Wonderful 💕🔥💥😬
So happy you enjoyed it - thank you very much for watching and commenting!! 🤗 A beautiful song and Ilse's whistling seems to be not from this world!! 🎤🎶❤️🎶👍 My best wishes for you and heartfelt greetings from Julian! 🍀🌷🌼🌸
Thank you so much for sharing this dear Julian! Ilse sounded beautiful and I enjoyed the whistling too!!🙂🤗🥰
Indeed a beautiful song and Ilse's whistling creates goosebumps...... So happy you enjoyed this recording, dear Ginny - thank you very much!! 🎤🎶❤️🎶😃 Have a nice day and a pleasant week, my friend - warm greetings to you!! 🤗🥰🍀🌷🌼🌸
Dear Julian, thank you for this beautiful song !!!! I love it !!!!! I have it with Bob Hope and Shirley Ross on a cd !!!! This version with Ilse Werner is brilliant, and I love her whistling !!!!!! Thank you for telling about her !!!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Similar to "Thanks For The Memory" but still an own beautiful song..... So happy you liked and enjoyed it, dear Jytte - thank you for your lovely comment!! 😃 Ilse's whistling in this recording is simply breathtaking - again and again I get goose flesh while hearing it! 🎤🎶❤️🎶😉 Have a nice day, my friend and a wonderful week!! Warm greetings to you! 🥰🤗🍀🌷🌼🌸
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_Thanks for the Memory,_ Ilse! Zehn Tage vorher hatte Duke Ellington zum ersten Mal _Take The "A" Train_ eingespielt, Harry James den _Carnival of Venice_ am 13. Februar, Frank Sinatra beklagte sich am 7., daß _Everything Happens to Me,_ begleitet von TD, während BG am 28. _Perfidia_ auf Schellack bannte. Am 26. Februar feierten Barbara Stanwyck und Henry Fonda mit _The Lady Eve_ Premiere, am Valentinstag Heli Finkenzeller mit _Hochzeitstag_ in Berlin, Beniamino Gigli mit _Mamma_ in Rom, und _The Strawberry Blonde_ mit Olivia De Havilland, Rita Hayworth und James Cagney hatte in jenem Februar an Ost- und Westküste Premiere, und Robert Young und Randolph Scott waren ab Freitag, den 21. 2., in Fritz Langs _Western Union_ zu sehen. Bei den 13. Academy Awards am 27. gewinnen unter anderem James Stewart und Ginger Rogers den Oscar für die beste Hauptrolle sowie John Ford für die beste Regie. Bester Film in jenem Jahr war _Rebecca,_ beste Farbkamera und Spezialeffekte gingen an _The Thief of Bagdad._ Walt Disney's _Pnocchio_ wurde mit dem Oscar für die beste Musik ausgezeichnet. Erwin Rommel wird zum Oberbefehlshaber des Afrika Korps ernannt, das Schlachtschiff Tirpitz läuft vom Stapel, am 11. wird Sergio Mendes geboren. Woa scho wos los in dem Februar, tat i sogn!
Da host scho wirkli Recht, mei Liewa.... 😜 Was für eine Chronik dieses Februars 1941 - herzlichen Dank für diese höchst beeindruckende Aufstellung, lieber Henri!! 👌👍😃 Und was für eine wunderschöne Einspielung von unserer bezaubernden Ilse - ihre Pfeifpassage erzeugt bei mir immer wieder Gänsehaut! 🎤🎶❤️🎶😊 Liebe Grüße, einen schönen Tag und eine angenehme Woche wünsche ich Dir! 🤗🍀🌷🌼🌸🍀
Jo, pfeifn hot's scho kenna, d'ilse, des muaß ma scho sogn. Und zu deana Chronik hots mi a inschpiriert!
@@henridelagardere264Supa gmacht... dad I sogn!! 👌👍😜
Great ti here this on 78rpm
Indeed a great song and wonderful performance by Al and Ray, isn't it!! 🎤🎶👍 So happy you enjoyed it, fear Anthony - thank you very much for watching and commenting!! 🤗 Best wishes for you and heartfelt greetings from Julian! 🍀🌷🌼🌸
How much warmth and love in this piece of machinery, I love it so much ❤ glad this video appeared 4 years later after I put a like here :)
Also it’s strange that among 400 views here a Russian listener appears in comments because for me as a Russian too is quite adorable that this little video went worldwide and met my compatriot, so that we can connect through love for Bing Cosby - a man from a different time and side of Earth. Music is magic, that’s for sure
Thank you very much for your lovely comment and so happy you liked and enjoyed this beautiful song with wonderful Bing Crosby - also one of my favorite singers! 🎤🎶👌🤗 Best wishes for you and have a nice weekend! 🍀🌷🌼🌸
@@zlthn1That's indeed really wonderful and even a third Russian has commented here - The Great Gramophoner Sebastian! 👍😉 And I absolutely agree with you - music is magic!! 🎶❤️🎶👍 Heartfelt greetings from Bavaria to Russia!! 🍀🌷🍀🌼🌸
A lovely waltz. I was swaying along 😊
@@GramophonicReevolution So glad you did and you liked it, my friend - thank you very much!! 😃 A great song and indeed one of my favorite waltzing tunes! 🎶🕺🎶😜 The gorgeous film scene with Marika singing this song and dance to it is really worth to watch (if you have the time and want to)...... - I added the link to it in my accompanying text! 😉 Have a nice day 😎 and take care, my dear LBP!! 🥰🤗🍀🌷
@@juliansshellacs7807 Just watched it 😁 wowser she could certainly dance 🥰👌🥰
@@GramophonicReevolution Didn't promise too much, did I! 🎶💃🎶👌😜🤗
Ein wunderschönes Lied in einer für mich ungewohnt flotten Aufnahme… Ist aber sehr gut gelungen! ✨🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶✨ Vielen Dank fürs Teilen, lieber Julian! 🙏🍀
@@hrbooksmusic7878 Ja - ging mir beim ersten Hören genauso, liebe Harriet ...... ungewohnt, aber für mich als Swingfan dann doch eine musikalische Freude!! 🎶🕺🎶👍 Schön, dass es Dir gefallen hat - vielen Dank für Deinen positiven Kommentar!! 🤗 Ich hoffe, Du bist gut in die neue Woche gestartet! 🍀🌷🌼🌸 Liebe Grüße aus der S-Bahn zurück nach Hause und Euch einen schönen Abend! 🥰✨🌟✨🌝
@@juliansshellacs7807 Vielen Dank für Deine lieben Worte! Es ist immer wieder ein Vergnügen, mit Dir zu kommunizieren, lieber Julian! 🌞🌹🌸🌺🌼🌻 Habt eine schöne Woche mit viel guter Musik! 🎵🎵🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵 Bestimmt hören wir bald wieder voneinander! 😁 Herzliche Grüße nach München! 🍀🍀🍀
@@hrbooksmusic7878 Vielen Dank und ganz meinerseits, liebe Harriet!! 🤗😃🎶❤️🎶🍀🌷🌼🌸
Wonderful, dear Julian !!!!! I never saw the film, but I am certain, that it is great !!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Indeed a wonderful movie and a beautiful, dreamy song - in this case in a swinging version! 🎶👍 So glad you enjoyed it, dear Jytte - thank you for your positive comment!! 🤗 Have a nice and relaxing Sunday, my friend and warm greetings to you!! 🥰🍀🌷🌼🌸