Wurlitzer 1956 playing Tweedle Dee by Georgia Gibbs

[Xerox6085I]

Curious that her voice is similar to that of Ella Fitzgerald with with a little extra "pizzazz" in it.

[packardcaribien]

@Xerox6085I

It's interesting, since Georgia often released more 'clean' and mainstream covers of Ella's songs.

[MrMatthias1991]

TWEDLEE DEE... GREAT Song!

[999clever]

Sweet!

I found this song in the 1955 chart @ billboardvideos.(net)

[knoxunflower1]

My parents have the 78 of this. Good memories. Thanx for posting.

[DomenicSinatra]

Uncle Buck!!!

[OSCALETRAINGUY]

THANKS SO MUCH...FOR THIS POST

IVE BEEN LOOKING EVERYWHERE

for this EXACT track..I love her Voice.

Way better than d collins...Where ever

can i buy a Primo Copy of this record.

this song was released 1 year b4 i was born...Steve In Canada,,,,A+A+A+

[maynardcat]

There are two for sale now on ebay. enter no 200397407812 and 2nd record ebay no 150383761151

[OSCALETRAINGUY]

Thanks again....ill bid on em! PS_love

the JUKE box...She's A real Beaut!!

[SiggiNebel]

@OSCALETRAINGUY

Better than Dorothy Collins, sure, maybe also better than Connie Francis, but I prefer LaVern Baker, singing it, who made it a hit (actually - those were the days - only in the Rythm&Blues charts) in 1952. I like the slightly rough live version that can be found here on Youtube most.

LaVern Baker was great singer, anyway, but she never met with success in the extend she'd merited.

[5235705]

Nice jukebox! Those 50's Wurtlizers are pretty to watch play those 45's. Take care of it. I'm sure its worth a pretty penny by now. Wish I owned it.

[goodshiite]

NIIICE! I've got this by Laverne Baker on an old Atlantic 45, never heard Georgia's version, nice. Great quality vid, ace jukebox, thx for posting!

[treehousegirl]

I was giving my boyfriend a hard time about us not having an "our song" then a commercial came on that was playing this song. Yup, this is now our song LOL

[norfolk03]

Excellent!

[lmike13]

nice jukebox.

[lmike13]

x 2

[ninjabluewings]

WOW! I Would LOVE! One Of Those Babies

[mrrk]

Love your jukebox.