Paul Whiteman- Mildred Bailey-- I'll Never Be The Same

[bigcity233]

Added to favorites. You can hear the Whiteman sound evolving on this record. It's still great - but distinctly more modern than his late 20's sound which lasted thru the King of Jazz film a year earlier than this record.

[sipituswipitus]

What a lovely song. Ive never heard that one before.

Thank you for introducing it to me.

Nice video as well.

[pax41]

@sipituswipitus Glad you liked it and thanks for watching

[JukeJointHop]

I first heard this sung by Carla Normand with the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra in the Claremont Hotel in the S.F.bay area a few years ago and I was smitten. Smitten by the tune and Carla! LOL Oh, how that band can play sweet 30s tunes! Zowie!

Thanks for letting me know that a new tune is coming! Can't wait !

[2reeler]

I love this! One of my favories from the depression era. Thank you Pax41, for promoting these wonderful songs of the 30s and earlier ones, Love your style!

[pax41]

@2reeler Gonna post another for you tonight!

[Mr1920s]

Oh my God she sounds like Durelle Alexander

[pax41]

Glad you liked it

[Masquerade03]

Bob, it is happy you come back with such a wonderful post!

[pax41]

I hope to post a few more during the upcoming holiday. YT has been busy suspending accounts again and I prefer not to be one. My pleasure to share this gem with you.

[dukesgal39]

Great post! Superb orchestra playing a wonderful song with the remarkable Mildred Bailey doing the vocalizing ..... does it get any better? This is a fine example of why the music of the1930's can't be surpassed!

[HarborGuy]

A once in a life-time recording - truly has meaning to all at one time or another .....Awesome!

[phredl]

I play this quite often. Just a fabulous vocal. What emotions I really feel the pain. Just doesn't get any better.

[idasynco]

So heartfelt isn't it? Just love the old music! It's not too optimistic like good old ragtime, but fun to listen to after a glass of wine!