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mufilmfest liked 3 weeks ago
Lee Morse - Old Man Sunshine Little Boy Bluebird 1928
10-23-1928 Lee Morse (November 30, 1897 — December 16, 1954) was an US jazz and blues singer and songwriter whose most popular years were in the 19...
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mufilmfest liked 6 months ago
Herman Kenin & His Orchestra
Walkin Around In A Dream
recorded 4/24/1929
photos are of the Multnomah Hotel In Portland, this was the home of Kenin's orchestra.
vocal by Ted ...
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mufilmfest commented 6 months ago
We Love It In Seattle
In the early 90's 93.3 KUBE put together a song and video to cover various events in Seattle history. The song is set to the tune of Billy Joel's "...
I'd say very early 90's. Stylistically it seems more 80s. Nice to see things I fondly remember.
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mufilmfest liked 7 months ago
Boyd Raeburn - INTERLUDE
INTERLUDE
Boyd Raeburn and His Orchestra
Tommy Allison, Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Fishelson, Benny Harris(tp)
Walter Robertson(tp,tb)
Jack Carmen, Ol...
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mufilmfest commented 9 months ago
Nat King Cole - Frim Fram Sauce
Nat King Cole - Frim Fram Sauce
@musicom67 I was pleasantly surprised to see you mention a Mills Panoram. You can also see a Panoram in the Spike Jones Soundie Clink Clink. A bonus in that is you also get to see Mel Blanc as a singer.
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mufilmfest liked 10 months ago
Famous Illustrators Part 2
Russell Patterson, Rube Goldberg, John La Gatta, Arthur William Brown, Peter Arno and MacClelland Barclay,are featured in this collage of vintage i...
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Tommy Rafferty, Tap Dancer "Nola"
To the strains of Felix Arndt's "Nola" we find dancer Tommy Rafferty doing an incredible tap solo in this short subject from 1937.
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Wild Night in El Reno
a George Kuchar picture
(1977)
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mufilmfest liked 10 months ago
The Dark Side of Dr. Seuss with Dennis Nyback
This could be called "What did you do in the war, Doc?" For the second half of his long career Ted Geisel (Dr. Seuss) wrote hugely popular childr...
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mufilmfest commented 10 months ago
PETER MINTUN: Everything's Been Done Before (Knopf-King-Adamson)
This lovely tune was sung in the film Reckless by Virginia Verrill, dubbing for Jean Harlow. Legend has it that the co-writer, Jack King, wrote a s...
I don't think I ever noticed what a really pretty tune this is. Thanks so much!
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mufilmfest commented 1 year ago
PETER MINTUN: Pretty Lady (Harry Warren) 1933
This is the title song of the show within the show in the film "42nd St." It is also heard in the opening scene of the 1933 release "Havana Widows."
Ah, this took me back to the first time I saw 42nd Street, on the big screen of The University Theater, in Seattle, which was a very revelatory event. Thank you my great friend.
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mufilmfest liked 1 year ago
Ian Whitcomb - Under A Texas Moon
Ian Whitcomb
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mufilmfest commented 1 year ago
down the road a piece
amos milburn boogie woogie classic
Yes, the (kill the) "White Guy," is Willie Bryant. Correct that, the great Willie Bryant. Check out his band of the early Thirties. Later he was the emcee at the Apollo for many years. Oh, yeah, he is black.
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Mississippi Sheiks - Sitting On Top Of The World
This Mississippi Sheiks 78 is a bit juked and Okeh wasn't the highest quality to begin with. A lot of play back in the day, but the music comes th...
Easily one of the greatest records ever made. Thanks! I usually only hear it on weeniecampbell/juke
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Old Hen Cackle Coleman and Harper
Old Hen Cackle Coleman and Harper
It is absolutely revolutionary how great this is.
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PETER MINTUN: True Blue Lou (Sam Coslow-Richard A. Whiting-Leo Robin) 1929
An early song about spousal abuse, this song was introduced in the Paramount feature "The Dance of Life" with Nancy Carroll and Hal Skelly. While ...
It is so nice to see you. I am in Kiel Germany and there is so much snow outside you'd find it hard to believe. Anyways, I have always really liked this song and it was a treat to see and hear you play it.
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If I Can't Have You - Lee Morse
Per @mufilmfest, recorded 18 October 1929
This was recorded October 18, 1929 in New York City.
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Columbia Viva-tonal - Old Man Sunshine (Little Boy Blue Bird) - Columbia 1621-D
Lee Morse & Her Blue Grass Boys, recorded 11/3/28 as played on 1928 Columbia Viva-tonal 602
Oddly, this is one of Lee's more restrained vocals. It sounds better on the Original Sound of the Twenties LP. Youtube does not do her credit.
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PETER MINTUN: When I'm With You (Mack Gordon-Harry Revel) 1936
The most enduring song to emanate from 'Poor Little Rich Girl" (Shirley Temple, Jack Haley, Alice Faye, Claude Gillingwater, Gloria Stuart) was thi...
This is among my favorite songs. It's a good thing I thought of you and tuned in today. Lucky me!
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mufilmfest commented 1 year ago
Lee Morse - Just A Little While (1930)
Lee Morse (1897 - 1954)
She was a very popular recording artist, songwriter and actress of the 1920s and early 1930s.
She got her professional s...
The song was written by Irving Berlin.
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The Bobo Boogie ~ Live from Jokum Fest 2010
4:20 Flight featuring Jack Cook ~ Live at Jokum Fest 2010
Ah, Bobo, I hope he finds the Gorilla his dreams. Great to see you Jack, and everyone else!
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Jingle Jangle Jingle Dick Thomas 1942
The song Jingle Jangle Jingle was written for and introduced in the 1942 film The Forest Ranger. All forest fire footage in the film was shot in L...
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mufilmfest said:
@Ramachadras Interesting question. Eleanor Cody Gould appears in the 1948 two reel short Jingle Jangle Jingle. The same title, but a completely different film than this Soundie made c1942. A two reel short generally runs twenty minutes. I do have a print of that film in my archive mainly b...
Jingle Jangle Jingle Dick Thomas 1942
The song Jingle Jangle Jingle was written for and introduced in the 1942 film The Forest Ranger. All forest fire footage in the film was shot in L...
50,249 views
mufilmfest said:
@rjt80b Thanks for asking. I have discussed this with many people including the heads of the Library of Congress, the UCLA Film Archive and others. The head of the NW Film Archive in Manchester, England summed it up best. He said "No archive is willing to commit itself to digital archiving due...
Jingle Jangle Jingle Dick Thomas 1942
The song Jingle Jangle Jingle was written for and introduced in the 1942 film The Forest Ranger. All forest fire footage in the film was shot in L...
50,249 views
mufilmfest said:
@maddmaxx636 I'd be surprised if current digital processes or CDs survive as long as old fashioned motion picture film has. In my film archive I have prints near a hundred years old that run just fine through a projector. The sad thing is, especially with 16mm, film itself will probably outla...
Jingle Jangle Jingle Dick Thomas 1942
The song Jingle Jangle Jingle was written for and introduced in the 1942 film The Forest Ranger. All forest fire footage in the film was shot in L...
50,249 views
mufilmfest said:
@666XeRoXeD666 It is a 16mm print from the fifties of the original Soundie from 1942 or so. When you see original Soundies all the musicians are left handed and the titles are backwards because the films were back projected. When they reissued them for TV and home sales in the fifties they flip...
Jingle Jangle Jingle Dick Thomas 1942
The song Jingle Jangle Jingle was written for and introduced in the 1942 film The Forest Ranger. All forest fire footage in the film was shot in L...
50,249 views
mufilmfest said:
@MyGrassIsGreenest No kidding! You should see The Man Who Comes Around, Always At Your Service, Georgie Porgie, Princess Pa Poulie, and bunches of other Soundies from back then that are even more risqué.
Jingle Jangle Jingle Dick Thomas 1942
The song Jingle Jangle Jingle was written for and introduced in the 1942 film The Forest Ranger. All forest fire footage in the film was shot in L...
50,249 views
mufilmfest said:
It will be three soon. The first was the 1920's singing star J. Harold Murray. The second was a singer with George Olsen's band. I put up part of the the George Olsen at another of my youtube sites portlandwas. The next will be for descendants of Utah Phillips. I also once showed guy himsel...
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