Yes, this song was played in the Marx Brothers 1929 film for Paramount, The Cocoanuts. I had only heard it in that movie and had never heard a 78 recording of the tune until this one. Nice to hear another version of this tune from that Marx Brothers film. I think Harpo Marx plays a subtone clarinet solo in the film just like the clarinet player on this recording.
The romances and Photo Play were all the rage, the music almost sound like it was ready for the mid l930's - great version.........Love, the old magazine covers........and the 4x4 time..
The kind of hilarious pulp magazines that one had to hide behind an algebra textbook or Silas Marner. Not that they were truly risque, except maybe in a subtle way for the couple at 2:31. Either she's lost her chastity or--given her plumpness--is slightly pregnant.
The bouncy rhythm, the rich orchestration and the pleasant voice make it a perfect dance music. I move compulsively in my chair. And all these genuine lovers (Oh well, not Groucho) make you feel so good.
I believe the banjo player is Ollie Humphries who was with the band from the beginning. I think Kemp did a film short with Peabody and they really were highlighting Peabody not the band.
Gosh, Skinnay Ennis is such a good singer. I have a song by him titled "When I'm with you". Love it so much.
6silhouette5 1 year ago
Yes, this song was played in the Marx Brothers 1929 film for Paramount, The Cocoanuts. I had only heard it in that movie and had never heard a 78 recording of the tune until this one. Nice to hear another version of this tune from that Marx Brothers film. I think Harpo Marx plays a subtone clarinet solo in the film just like the clarinet player on this recording.
jazzgirl1920s 2 years ago
Charming presentation Grezgorz and very nice music! Thanks.
Masquerade03 2 years ago
The romances and Photo Play were all the rage, the music almost sound like it was ready for the mid l930's - great version.........Love, the old magazine covers........and the 4x4 time..
HarborGuy 2 years ago
The kind of hilarious pulp magazines that one had to hide behind an algebra textbook or Silas Marner. Not that they were truly risque, except maybe in a subtle way for the couple at 2:31. Either she's lost her chastity or--given her plumpness--is slightly pregnant.
barbcard 2 years ago
Most enjoyable!! Great rendition.
Thank you for sharing.
Corrie121 2 years ago
The bouncy rhythm, the rich orchestration and the pleasant voice make it a perfect dance music. I move compulsively in my chair. And all these genuine lovers (Oh well, not Groucho) make you feel so good.
dzheger 2 years ago
A very good band and I hear a superb banjoplayer. Who is he? Hein
heinbanjo12 2 years ago
I believe it to be Eddie Peabody. Famous for being introduced on live radio, 'Eddie Playbody will now Pee for You."
edgrosso 2 years ago
Thank you Ed.
heinbanjo12 2 years ago
I believe the banjo player is Ollie Humphries who was with the band from the beginning. I think Kemp did a film short with Peabody and they really were highlighting Peabody not the band.
phredl 2 years ago
Probably correct. Now this is a debate worth having (in times like these.) Thanks Derek. Ed
edgrosso 2 years ago
Grzegorz, I love the song and those great Romance Magazine Covers! Skinnay
is Sensational. This was very very Sweet!
Merci.
genia106 2 years ago