Jazzgirl1920s sings Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love

Me singing Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love from the TV show Vaudeville Madness. This song was recorded by Annette Hanshaw and Fanny Brice in 1930. I remember seeing Fanny Brice singing the the song also in a film clip with Robert Armstrong here on youtube but I can't find it anymore. Anyone have a link to it? Fanny Brice acts the song out while she is singing it like the vaudevillians did and I act it out too on the clip from this Tv Show.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Jazzgirl1920s
• Vaudeville
• Fanny
• Brice
• Annette
• Hanshaw

[JamesPriceJohnson]

who was on the piano?

[jazzgirl1920s]

The pianist was Kurt "The Dude"

[althazarr]

I like that you're acting out the scene while singing and having a good time like the old vaudeville days. I'm not very keen on the Nick Nolte look alike though.

[jazzgirl1920s]

Thanks a lot for the complement. The guy on the show with me in this video was not familiar with the style of singing and acting in the 1920's or vaudeville. I had to painstakenly teach him almost second by second what to do. I had to rehearse with him for weeks to get him to the point he could give some kind of approximation of the time on the show.

[roybo1930]

This Is Just So Wonderful! It Looks Just The Way They Did These Skits In This Era. Thanks For Keeping These Great Songs Alive.

[jazzgirl1920s]

Fanny Brice singing this song and acting it out in a movie was my inspiration for this. I have noticed a lot of singers doing these old 1920's songs today just stand still by a microphone and sing. I try to act the songs out in the vaudeville style that was done at the time. Probably one of the best compliments I received from someone who reviewed the Tv show I was on, and which is the source of this clip, said my performance was hopelessly dated and corny. Tells me a did an authentic job.

[norfolk03]

Great job! Thanks!

[Edisonfans19]

Good Video, love the song.

[punchsboy]

Great finish and I really like that you include the verse as well as the chorus. Not many people know the verses to these songs anymore.

[fredjmp]

Fantastic!! thanks for sharing!

[TheJcanno8]

Wonderful rendition--loved it :)

[BigBandHeaven]

Great video...very reminisent of the period. Well done :)

[bloozmonkey111]

Really nice of you for keeping this "forgotton" art form going on YT! Great performance! Cheers

[JamesPriceJohnson]

what kind of piano was it?