Buster Keaton et Cliff Edwards “You Never Did That Before”
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2021
- Buster Keaton et Cliff Edwards
“You Never Did That Before” ( Fred E. Ahlert, et Roy Turk)
Extrait de "Doughboys" (Buster s’en va-t-en guerre ) réalisé par Edward Sedgwick / 1930.
Buster playing along with his mates and a ukulele ~ ♥OMG my heart can't take any more, he was beautiful just outstandingly beautiful💞
For those of us who are fans of The Great Stone Face, it's a phenomenal treat to hear vocals from him. I had read he had a fine bass-baritone voice, but this is the first time I've heard it. He scats a fine bass line, by golly!
with his good looks and find voice, he should have done well in talking pictures. such a talent!
Best scat singing ever, from Ukulele Ike!
When he and Keaton appeared together, you can see how much fun they're having.
Great!
This Is Great!
I'm middle-aged,
and I can appreciate this!
Where do younger people
think it Starts from?
Everything has a Beginning?!
This is Awesome!
The song is titled 'You Never Did That Before'
Lyrics by Roy Turk, music by Fred Ahlert.
Recorded by Ted Weems Orchestra July 1, 1930 on Victor (Unreleased).
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Intro:
Maybe it's for the best [Elmer] to part
That you met a girl by chance;
You'll never really guess her heart.
At the height of your romance,
But something in the air
Tells me that she don't care.
Chorus:
You're staying away,
You never did that before,
You're dodging me every day
No, you never did that before.
You left me a note,
You put it beneath my door,
I've gotta go away, you wrote
No, you never did that before.
Please if you're through, then say you're through
Forget me if you choose to;
But if you're not, then say you're not,
And hold me like you used to.
What must be will be,
And so there is hope in store.
You want to come back to me
'Cause, you never did that before.
Thanks you very Much ! I will make the changes when I get back.
merci encore, je viens de rectifier.
Oh my god, thank you so much for the lyrics!!! My little German butt was absolutely hopeless trying to understand what he was singing xD
Cliff Edwards came from Vaudeville.
So did Buster Keaton :D
Both Cliff Edwards and Buster Keaton eventually faded out of the public eye. Cliff Edwards was destitute, when he passed away at age 76 years old in 1971.