That warm feeling in the voice is completly lost!!! this is the kind of recordings we should be listenig now!!! THIS SOUND IS THE REAL DEAL! i hope one day to record my guitar like this...
simply wonderful....oh my, i was born too late. i have such an affinity for this era and this music. i just discovered this singer last night yet 30 years ago as a small child i would perform this song and sashay around the living room entertaining my family. how cool.....so cute, flirty, sweet...this was certainly a kinder time. i just love this. too bad there isn't video. but the audio is charming.
Love Miff Mole. I have some pictures and autographs, and a couple of records--one with Sophie Tucker. My father was a trombonist and knew him well. Miff was one of the musicians pictured in the famous photograph in Harlem in 1958 (?) He had a sad end, but is well and truly remembered by jazz fans of every era.
I'm glad you like it, but what do you mean by "rinky-tink"? To me, that term is a connotation for 1950s honky-tonk piano, especially the worst kind played on the worst-sounding out-of-tune pianos.
Brodsky is playing in a late-20s white jazz piano style similar to that of Arthur Schutt, Rube Bloom, etc. This style is very similar to what Earl Hines was doing with his left hand (and he might have been influenced by them).
It's Irving Brodsky, who recorded with the California Ramblers, and later, with Bix Beiderbecke.
He passed away in 1998 at the ripe old age of 96.
Other pianists with a similar style to him were Arthur Schutt, Rube Bloom, and Fred Elizalde. Especially check out the latter's solo recordings on Youtube.
I still hope to find some Irving Brodsky solo recordings (from ANY year). Anyone have any?
John Lennon hace una pequeña versión (en Anthology) a partir de este arreglo.
Fabiana52ful 1 month ago
I feel like the only one who knows Annette Hanshaw
FriendshipIsMiRaClEs 2 months ago
thanks for posting classic music!
nutmegdesigns 3 months ago 2
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xxoogossipgirl 4 months ago in playlist More videos from edmundusrex
smooth, pliant voice! i love it!
arashtony 8 months ago 5
irving brodsky is on piano,no wonder brian rust loved this lady,
alan j morland 16th june 2011
2ffart 8 months ago 2
lovely :-)
CrazyBoutThe20s 9 months ago
SO SWEET--A WONDERFUL ERA FOR MUSIC AND LOVELY LADIES--
dovicmas 10 months ago 6
That warm feeling in the voice is completly lost!!! this is the kind of recordings we should be listenig now!!! THIS SOUND IS THE REAL DEAL! i hope one day to record my guitar like this...
victorthegroover 1 year ago 9
heehee this is so awesome! ^o^
GloomyBearsOfDoom333 1 year ago
Love hearing this sort of thing. Thank you so much for posting it!
MrRedFredSaid 1 year ago
I love her and this! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
LindaDooWop 1 year ago 6
simply wonderful....oh my, i was born too late. i have such an affinity for this era and this music. i just discovered this singer last night yet 30 years ago as a small child i would perform this song and sashay around the living room entertaining my family. how cool.....so cute, flirty, sweet...this was certainly a kinder time. i just love this. too bad there isn't video. but the audio is charming.
lisamj 1 year ago 4
She has such a beautiful, down-to-earth voice.
someonestolemyname10 2 years ago 8
I remember back in the 70's, Canada Dry used this tune for a ginger ale ad. :
"It's not too sweet... it's a crisp refreshing treat!... Canada Dry Ginger Ale, it's not too sweet..." Had Popeye in it too.
dagwort 2 years ago 2
like this better than gene austin's
DMgraduate09 2 years ago
was this in one of the marx bros movies? awfully familiar...
edmame 2 years ago
HOUUUUSSSSEE xD
0hxSaraaaaaaah 2 years ago 2
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yogisuperman 2 years ago 2
Love Miff Mole. I have some pictures and autographs, and a couple of records--one with Sophie Tucker. My father was a trombonist and knew him well. Miff was one of the musicians pictured in the famous photograph in Harlem in 1958 (?) He had a sad end, but is well and truly remembered by jazz fans of every era.
kaskostl 2 years ago
wonderful!
twentythreeskidoo 3 years ago 20
Who is the pianist? He is great!
heinbanjo12 3 years ago 24
I think the pianist was Roger Halle. Sr. Great rinky tink!!!!
minniemousie 2 years ago
Thank you. Hein
heinbanjo12 2 years ago
no, the pianist is Irving Brodsky.
I'm glad you like it, but what do you mean by "rinky-tink"? To me, that term is a connotation for 1950s honky-tonk piano, especially the worst kind played on the worst-sounding out-of-tune pianos.
Brodsky is playing in a late-20s white jazz piano style similar to that of Arthur Schutt, Rube Bloom, etc. This style is very similar to what Earl Hines was doing with his left hand (and he might have been influenced by them).
Who was Roger Halle Sr?
KawhackitaRag 2 years ago
im glad you know what it is but you didnt have to embarass the poor guy
specialedd13 2 years ago
It's Irving Brodsky, who recorded with the California Ramblers, and later, with Bix Beiderbecke.
He passed away in 1998 at the ripe old age of 96.
Other pianists with a similar style to him were Arthur Schutt, Rube Bloom, and Fred Elizalde. Especially check out the latter's solo recordings on Youtube.
I still hope to find some Irving Brodsky solo recordings (from ANY year). Anyone have any?
KawhackitaRag 2 years ago
Thanks for your information. I never heard before about Irivng Brodsky.
whitefalcon64 2 years ago
@heinbanjo12 prolly looked as awesome as he played!
hep2jive 1 year ago
@heinbanjo12 Irving Brodsky
TheKaffeeKlatsch 9 months ago