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Charles Trenet - Y'a d'la joie - Paroles (karaoké)

Charles Trenet - Douce France - Paroles (karaoké)

Charles Trenet - La mer - Paroles - karaoké

Here is my favourite recording of one of the best known crooners of the 1920s, with or without ukulele.

I'm In The Market For You-Columbia Photo Players(Ben Selvin)on CoV 2187-D. Vocal by Don Howard and a Benny Goodman solo.

Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra

Banjo - Ceele Burke; Clarinet - Marshall Royal; Drums - Lionel Hampton; Guitar - Ceele Burke;

Leader - Leon Her...

WSM Sign Off of the Grand Ole Opry 1947 with the Solemn Old Judge George D. Hayes. This acetate disc was found at the local Jubilee Ministries. li...

Legendary old time fiddler Doc Roberts play Tennessee Wagoner. Recorded in the 1970s.

Evan Douglas & Nate Smith {Kirk McGee & Blythe Poteet}-If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again

This is one of MacColl's last songs and his farewell to the world. In it, a dying hiker says goodbye to all he holds dear: the hills, his wife and ...

One of my favorite scenes. From the movie 'An American in Paris' starring Gene Kelly. He's so graceful !! ....

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High Hatters - Singin' in the bathtub - 1929

Singin' in the bathtub

Singin' all alone

Tearing out a tonsil

Just like a baritone

Never take a show...

(Jun.24,1900 - Jan.24,1972)

He was a popular screen, radio & recording artist during the mid 1920's into the 1930's. He was known as "the voice of...

Gene Austin (June 24, 1900 -- January 24, 1972) was an American singer and songwriter, one of the first "crooners". His 1920s compositions "When My...

The date is November 1993 in the Circle Foyer Bar in the Winter Gardens, Blackpool. Happy days and great players!

Nazi spies are out to destroy a new submarine killer, the "Firefly", being developed by the British navy.

A hapless waiter named George, after bei...

A brave wartime copper (policeman) becomes a hero when he thwarts a plot to destroy a battleship.

But then the rest of the police get the idea tha...

Shortly after the start of World War II, a ukelele player (George) takes the wrong boat and finds himself in (still uninvaded) Norway. He is mistak...

" Drop That Sack " (1925)

PAPA CHARLIE JACKSON

Dr. John Walker performs his song "Child of God" in Wooly's backyard house concert.

"And now, just to prove that melody can be played on the ukulele..." The late, great Billy Uke Scott was one of Britain's best ukulele players ever...

Walking through Parte Vieja on our first day in San Sebastian, we encountered Tuba Skinny busking in the shadow of Santa Maria del Coro.

A composition by Joe Morley for Classic Style 5 string Banjo.

I am playing this on a Clifford Essex Special XX open backed banjo using heavy gauge ...

This is the Joe Morley composition Circus Parade. I am playing an open backed, pre 1919, Clifford Essex Paragon 5 string Banjo fitted with Renaissa...

"A Ragtime Two Step" published in 1903. I worked it up for soprano ukulele from the piano score, which is available at: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/digli...

One of the mainstays of the GFS and one of my favourite players over the last twenty years.

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Another great and funny movie from George Formby.

Turned out nice from 1941.

From the owners of the Egoscue Clinic in Austin, Texas, here are three exercises you can use if you are suffering from low back pain. Try them out ...

Sarane Ferret accompanying Charles Trénet in the 1941 film "La Romance de Paris".

A documentary about George Formby, presented by Frank Skinner

Bluegrass, Folk, Old South, Ola Belle Reed

George singing "Turned Out Nice Again" from a 1941 Ealing Limited Studios production.

If you like classic music, check out my concert posters at ww...

Stan Freberg - The United States of America: Vol. 1: The Early Years Capitol Records 1961

Here is another Jimmy Wakely B western with the great Fiddlin' Arthur Smith doing his thing. This time its the classic fiddle tune Turkey in the S...

George Formby sings 'Photo in the Press' as only he knows how and also plays his Dallas D model Ukulele.