Hit Of The Week Records(#2)Swingin' In A Hammock-Blue Again(1930s)

1. swingin in a a hammock/2.you brought a new kind of love to me/3.old new england moon/4.just a little closer/5.(i'm)confessing that i love you/6.little white lies/7.here comes the sun/8.bye bye blues/9.go home and tell your mother/10.i still get a thrill/11.what's the use/12.i'll be blue,just thinking of you/13.my baby just cares for me/14.my bluebird was caught in the rain/15.if i could be with you one hour tonight/16a.three little words-16b.i'm yours/17.maybe it's love/18.the little things in life/19.cheerful little earful/20.you're driving me crazy/21.crying myself to sleep/22.something to remember you by & 23.blue again.Durium records-1930s.Lane Audio Research.Digital Sound processing by Donald H. Holmes-2020.Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted.

[@laserfilmlab]

Nice song. Thanks

[@danielarick2105]

I have " I'm Yours ", I picked it up at a thrift store years ago, I was really surprised at how good it sounded, I don't play it that often because I don't want to damage it

[@bvbwv3]

This music plus its unique performances are, indeed, "here comes the sun" as well as "the little things in life". Yes - this music is all that, and more. Thank you, Donald HerbertHolmes!

[@fromthesidelines]

Recorded in June 1930.
1) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty.
2) Vocal chorus by Dick Robertson.
3) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty.
4) Vocal chorus by Frank Munn.
5) Vocal chorus by Frank Munn.
Recorded in July 1930.
6) Vocal chorus by Lew Conrad.
7) Vocal chorus by Lew Conrad.
8) Vocal chorus by Frank Luther.
9) Vocal chorus by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert.
Recorded in August 1930.
10) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty.
11) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty.
12) Vocal chorus by Dick Robertson.
Recorded in September 1930.
13) Vocal chorus by Frank Luther.
14) Vocal chorus by Dick Robertson.
Recorded in October 1930.
15) Vocal chorus by Dick Robertson.
16) Vocal chorus by Paul Small.
Recorded in November 1930.
17) Vocal chorus by Paul Small.
18) Vocal chorus by Dick Robertson.
Recorded in December 1930.
19) Vocal chorus by Smith Ballew.
20) Vocal chorus by Frank Luther.
Recorded in January 1931.
21) Vocal chorus by Dick Robertson.
22) Vocal chorus by Paul Small.
23) Vocal chorus by Paul Small.