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beautiful music! take me with you, please, take me with you!
helpimawigger 1 year ago
A wonderful singer indeed. I'll take this kinda thing compared to any of the modern tosh
whenjazzwasking 1 year ago
This version is both different from and inferior to her version with Whiteman that used to be on YouTube. Does anyone know where it went or if it can be reposted?
CroatAndNettles 1 year ago
This is not the Whiteman Scroll Victor from 1932 which I have backed w/"Can't You See? Goodman has the opening solo. Probably a Columbia (poosibly Blue Wax) or ARC product.
78timothy 2 years ago
Can you upload Snowball? I love the way she sings that song and I can't find it anywhere!!!
Atreidesgirl 2 years ago
im looking for that one too - it used to be here :( so good.
leorihype 2 years ago
So lovely to listen to.
peppermintmmeringue 2 years ago
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She sure was fat.
duncanstpt 2 years ago
Bailey got back!!!!
chestnutfilly 2 years ago
My mother kept telling me that this was a great song, and it is! It stands the test of time, and Mildred Bailey sings it the best!
aeroanimal22 2 years ago 2
@aeroanimal22 I agree!!, but have you heard The Boswell Sisters version??
corinnabambina 1 year ago
@aeroanimal2
Don't you and your mom wince a bit at the lyrics? Mildred would NEVER sing that song if she were alive today!
taddyd1 1 year ago
You just got to love Mildred Bailey ...
LittleKim1001 2 years ago 4
One song I haven't seen on Youtube is "Snowball". Could someone please upload it?
"Little chocolate bars / snowball / don't you melt away / Daddy likes those dark brown eyes..."
LockedRapunzel 2 years ago
@LockedRapunzel Did it possibly occur to you, Gov Barbour, that the lyrics to Snowball are quite offensive?
taddyd1 1 year ago
Mildred was definitely "a woman before her time"...2009 will be a year that I search out her music.
Thanks for posting.
glennbronx 3 years ago
wow. i love this stuff.... and i was born in 1972. sighh... so wonderful.
almadora 3 years ago 2
Of all renditions I've ever heard of this lovely number Mildred Baileys is second only to Louis Armstrongs early recordrings. His rhythm and his trumpet cannot be surpassed, but Mildred is a marvel all the same.
KnockelII 3 years ago
What a beautiful version. She was great.
robbourassaguitarist 3 years ago