Ukulele for I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby 1928

A popular song published in 1928. The music was written by Jimmy McHugh, the lyrics by Dorothy Fields. The song was introduced by Aida Ward and Willard McLean in the revue Blackbirds of 1928. Source:Wikpedia

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• Can't
• Give
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• Anything
• but
• Love
• Baby
• Roaring
• Twenties
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[LaBelleParisienne1]

This brought a smile to my face! I absolutely love this song.

[edgrosso]

Thank you! As badly as I sing it I love it too. Happy New Year! Ed

[meThinksFoodisGood]

YEAH!! UKULELE!!! I LOVE THOSE LITTLE THINGS!

[edgrosso]

Thanks for the comment. I hear that they are coming back (at least to YT.)

[edgrosso]

@busessuck1 Thanks very much. The old songs are great fun, as are the bands that played them. It was a different time; musical sophistication was evolving but...it is great that the music still exists so newer generations can enojy, and comment on them. thank you for enjoying my amateruish attack on the songs and I have done and, for your generous comment. Ed

[busessuck1]

@edgrosso Haha absloutely with you

...though I wouldn't underrate your charming ukelele renditions and the value of each of your performances

I can tell you that your cause is certainly worthy and i've found plenty of great songs that I would not have otherwise heard

simply brilliant

[edgrosso]

Thank you very much for taking the time to comment. Glad tht you liked it. Ed

[LeTriumpheDelAmour]

AWESOME!

[edgrosso]

You are very welcome. There are, of course, much better versions of all the songs I do but...you are right; keeping it alive in the maelstrom of the raft of "new" music that cannot dance to, sing a-long with or tap your your toes to is a good mission. Thanks for the comment. Ed.

[kwassagirl]

Keeping the music alive. Thanks for that!