Cliff "Ukulele Ike" Edwards - Oh! Lady Be Good (1925)
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40 videosYouTube Mix for Cliff "Ukelele Ike" Edwards- 6:12
Cliff Edwards + Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra (with The Rhythm Boys) - Night Owl (1933)by tmmvds520 views
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Mae West - I'm in the mood for loveby engreena147,742 views
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Cliff Edwards Singin' in the Rain (1928)by meziro12422,715 views
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Ukulele Ike - Minnie My Mountain Moocherby pappyredux8,622 views
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Cliff Edwards - Anything You Sayby BeareTube6,267 views
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"Ukulele Ike" Cliff Edwards performs "Move Along, Little Dogie" in "Bandit Ranger" (1942)by folkarchivist744 views
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Cliff 'Ukelele Ike' Edwardsby kenbee672,232 views
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Cliff Edwards (Ukelele Ike) 1931 Tecnicolorby Desdemona2023,869 views
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Cliff Edwards aka Ukulele Ike "Theme Song" 1931by harryoakley8,122 views
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Eleanor Powell dancing with her dog 'Buttons' in Lady Be Good (1941)by turinethefool2,914 views
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Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike) "Somebody Loves Me"by SteveEspinola2,329 views
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Summertime -Oh, Lady Be Good! BILLY BUTTERFIELD & LINO PATRUNOby ClassicJazzShow2,726 views
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Remember - Cliff Edwardsby BeareTube19,320 views
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Annette Hanshaw, Cliff Edwards - Singing in the rainby edmundusrex18,632 views
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CLIFF EDWARDS - "When you wish upon a star" (oldies)by 01ruudjemulder1,790 views
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Cliff Edwards - Hang on to me (1929)by edmundusrex2,424 views
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Cliff Edwards - I'll See You in My Dreams 1930 Ukulele Ikeby warholsoup1001,085 views
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Cliff Edwards - Sweetheart of Sigma Chiby BeareTube30,573 views
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Disney Themeby surroundFM39,090 views
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When You and I Were Young Maggie Bluesby BeareTube12,884 views
I took your comment to a musician friend for translation. He looked at it a minute and said, "A ukulele has only four strings."
lonesomecharley 6 months ago
hermosa canción... (=
haydee438 7 months ago
Interesting to hear this rather "pure" version. Switching from major to straight minor instead of getting the lowered third by adding a seventh to the subdominant seems regressive and I doubt Gershwin would have been pleased. There is no harm in going simple but the tune begs for that subdominant 9th with an added 13th. Such a chord wasn't that rare in 1925.
dinnerpianist 1 year ago