what a treasure! this is true entertainment, and well preserved at that! the big bands were more popular than movies themselves, so Hollywood got the bands into their movies, it was the best of all the entertainment world combined!
LOUDER PLEASE! Feels like I'm listening to it with a pillow around my head! I love this song but I have to turn up my volume pretty much all the way in order to get a decent volume.
The fellow with the bowl cut who shows up at 1:28 is Ish Kabbible: comic, vaudvillian and occasional coronet soloist witht ehKyser band. There is almost NO video of him anywhere - great find! He was a pretty big star back in the day.
@fallout3pipboy1 Back then it, It was in style for women to be feminine, so they talked in softer, more melodic voices, wore dresses, and girdles or corsets ( to aquire a more feminine look) I think nowadays its more popular for ladies to be more "earthy" and natural than the feminized, almost angelic look that they had in the past.
@funstuff2006 yea but from what my grandparents and everyone else back then said, people werent such assholes back then. its hard to finad any good people ugh
Wow! How cool is that!! In Color! My grandfather is Harry Babbitt. What a treat!
How neat. He was a great singer!!
Heidi...did you talk with him about his time with Kay Kyser?
Its always a blast to see how much fun music was in these days!
Kay Kyser always gave you your money's worth with a lot of entertaining from the band, singers plus his energetic
antics himself.
what a treasure! this is true entertainment, and well preserved at that! the big bands were more popular than movies themselves, so Hollywood got the bands into their movies, it was the best of all the entertainment world combined!
Gorgeous Georgia Caroll is...Gorgeous!
Kay had good taste.
Dude.. I'm so learning this song on guitar! Also, Patti Page is pretty and fancy as well
LOUDER PLEASE! Feels like I'm listening to it with a pillow around my head! I love this song but I have to turn up my volume pretty much all the way in order to get a decent volume.
Boy could they swing before bebop rhythmic sophistication arrived (!)
i wish i was born in that time every1 looked so happy then
Damn people were happy back then. I can only aspire to it now >:)
The fellow with the bowl cut who shows up at 1:28 is Ish Kabbible: comic, vaudvillian and occasional coronet soloist witht ehKyser band. There is almost NO video of him anywhere - great find! He was a pretty big star back in the day.
@fallout3pipboy1
Back then it, It was in style for women to be feminine, so they talked in softer, more melodic voices, wore dresses, and girdles or corsets ( to aquire a more feminine look) I think nowadays its more popular for ladies to be more "earthy" and natural than the feminized, almost angelic look that they had in the past.
As always, Ish Kabibble's part is the best.
This song is pretty good.
i love kay
unbeatable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There never was an explanation of the exact method of getting rich digging a ditch in Wichita.
striking oil
Kay's eyes were so blue. you don't quite get that in the black-and-white films.
Georgia Carroll passed away a few days ago, on the 14th.
who's the guitarist?
A silly song! but boy, it really swings!
Oh she's uber cute!
@I6IJoShI9I Join The Art Deco Society. Plenty of us still "get" how things ought to be.
@I6IJoShI9I
I believe they call that "acting."
Crikey, this should be the theme for minecraft.
I believe that's Ray Linn (dad) at 4:13 starting the trumpet duet.
@funstuff2006 yea but from what my grandparents and everyone else back then said, people werent such assholes back then. its hard to finad any good people ugh
ditch a lover last nights
okay..........
@SnowBlind853 you have no idea how hard I lol'd.
whatz evaluation copy?
Not the best sound quality. There was also an irritating hum or buzz in the sound.