Annette Hanshaw - That's You Baby 1929

[javierzito41]

reminds me of betty boop

[preservationhall01]

@javierzito41 Annette Hanshaw and Helen Schroeder aka Helen Kane aka Betty Boop were best friends in New York City in the 1920s. Helen Kane encouraged Annette to do a few "Betty Boop" numbers which can be heard on YT. Helen said Annette did a better Betty Boop than she did. LOL Thanks for your comment and hope you enjoyed!

[tomitstube]

annette hanshaw is really good, but that band is off the charts, especially the bass.

[closedcircle1]

All her recordings were done at a time there was a unique 'sound' to the music at the time. From 1934 on it wasn't quite the same, which is why her recordings are so good.

[robockolelo]

genial (:

[stevefnp1]

I can't believe how great she was and a knockout voice so talented.

[Corrie121]

Great post ! Annette definitely was the tops.

Thank you for sharing this gem, which I have added to my Annette Hanshaw "Playlist".

[allis303]

I first heard Annette sing this number on a Sunday afternoon in early 1980 on a cassette tape I "saved" from the local tip.I played it most days while driving my truck, until one day it broke and I never thought about Annette again. What a lovely girl. you're posting some good stuff Keep it coming and thanks for this one

[1925phantasm]

The quality is very good.

[bigcity233]

What a talent! What a beauty!

[Shabannie]

I always like Annette Hanshaw music. Nice contribution.

--------Ellen

[camille885]

Incomparable Annette. This is a very "jazzy" version. Thanks for all!

[preservationhall01]

Always my pleasure.

[preservationhall01]

Apparently so-she refused offers of millions of dollars to appear in movies. And that was when a million would buy something.

[Cresantstar]

omg at 0:36 that looks like what helen kane used for one of her albums xD

but diffrent and yes Annette hanshaw was talented

if u search dot dare in google you will see her own site which plays alot of her music

[Gadomska]

Thank you for Annette Hanshaw my favorite.

[idasynco]

Ah, so sweet. I do love her inflections so!

[preservationhall01]

She could put a song across like few others could manage-but never recognized her own talent.

[tomekpy]

That's Great ! Only "that's all" missing, thanks a lot

[preservationhall01]

It seems to be missing from all her Columbia and Parlophone cuts.

[HarborGuy]

Wonderful the real Annette thank you.......

[preservationhall01]

And thanks to Annette for her timeless music.

[rb1866]

Like most people I believed Annette was born 1910 and thought no way could a 17 year old sing this song like that. At 27 there is an inflexion to her voice that NONE of the other early female jazz singers had