Annette Hanshaw - I'm a Dreamer, Aren't We All (1929)

[goatface1000]

This is so lovely. Her later records were more jazzy as her phrasing and musicianship developed. Her voice was so pure, she was a great talent

[customcruiserroy]

Thanks for the uploads! When I was a kid, my Pops used to play all these great songs on his stereo and 8 track players. Watching old cartoons, I learned to love these great tunes, operas and concertos! Nowadays, everything is c-r-a-p! My wife catches me singing some old songs making my voice sound like it's coming from a horn from the victrola. Thanks!

[ChefTerminator]

This is awesome! WHAT IS HAPPENING TO SOCIETY?! In 2012 the world will end because someone will make a (rap is one letter away from crap :D) rap song and it will make everyone brains explode

[meileen1942]

Enjoy the piano background, too. Didn't need all those fancy instruments we have now........just that talent of good people.

[ILoveJenni47]

@meileen1942 Most pop songs today are made with computers, not even real instruments. It's a lot cheaper that way and modern pop music is manufactured garbage. Talent has left the business. Real music lies in older recordings.

[meileen1942]

@ILoveJenni47

Have to definitely agree with that. When I was a kid, there used to be the saying that someday machines would take over the world. This is a perfect example of how much better music used to be when made by real people. :)

[barrymel45]

A beautiful lady with a beautiful voice singing along with accompanied piano and horn providing a wonderful song! Great nostalgia with beautiful melody!

[Corrie121]

Love this one. It is a superb addition to my "playlist".

Thanks for sharing.

[ILoveJenni47]

She was also very modest. She didn't care much for her own singing, although, in my opinion, she's likely the best female singer of her time period.

[VealParmigiana]

She sounds good, and looks even better.

[TotallyItalian1]

The sweetest purest voice. What more can I say. I will say thank you for bringing me these gems of Annette Hanshaw. Lucia

[ILoveJenni47]

You are so very welcome!

[tomekpy]

Many thanks for these two beautiful songs of my favourite Annette Hanshaw.

[ILoveJenni47]

You are very welcome! Annette is my favourite female singer of the 1920's and early 30's.