Billie Holiday - A Sunbonnet Blue (And A Yellow Straw Hat)

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Uploaded by on Apr 22, 2009

The Complete Billie Holiday on Columbia Volume 1
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Roy Eldridge (tp) Benny Goodman (cl) Ben Webster (ts) Teddy Wilson (p) John Truehart(g) John Kirby (b) Cozy Cole (d) Billie Holiday (v)
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Lyrics by: Irving Kahal & Sammy Fain

A sunbonnet blue and a yellow straw hat
Shy little he and she
Were declaring love's old story
In the shade of the old apple tree,,

A sunbonnet blue and a yellow straw hat
Decided to say, "i do"
So they rode to June and glory
On a bicycle built for two
Hear the past. the song is old.
The summer days are through
With silver threads among the gold
They still say, "i love you"

A sunbonnet blue and a yellow straw hat
Are true to this very day
For he loves her in December
As he did in May

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  • Sorry, 'purple', but this is Teddy Wilson's band backing Billie here, from their first joint session on July 2, 1935; Ben Webster is on sax, Roy Eldridge on trumpet, John Kirby on bass, Cozy Cole on drums, John Trueheart on guitar, and Teddy at the piano.

  • I'm sorry for the incorrect information. I copy-pasted the band from the first session assuming it remained the same. Thank you for your remark, I'll fix it as soon as possible (:

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  • real smooth

  • That's perfectly all right, 'purple'. Keep in mind that it had been almost two years between the time Billie recorded her first sides with Benny's band and this session. When she began recording with Wilson's outfit, he had his own sidemen (and, incidentally, Benny ISN'T featured on this one; he left the studio before this was cut- he only sat in on the first three numbers, as a favor to Teddy Wilson and producer John Hammond). Don't feel so bad...

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