Bing Crosby-"I Kiss Your Hand Madame"

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Music

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• bing
• crosby
• kiss
• your
• hand
• madame

[Inky261]

Good. Have not heard it in ages. Thank you.

[bingcrosby1903]

Glad to keep the music around!

[cynica224]

if there was a video of this...i know it's impossible.i really love this old tune...heard this before as a classic guitar version buy a Japanese guitarist,wanna know more about the song and this singer,which genre it goes like?

[bingcrosby1903]

Well, im not sure about a video, could be a snippet in one of the early bing movies, about genre its kind of hard to pinpoint, the genre of the time was swing and early jazz... if you want to know more about bing let me know... that will take a message! Glad to see someone interested.

[AnInfant]

sounds older than 1948 to me...i don't know though

[patthecatman]

i thought i'd heard ALL of bing's best recordings, but i've never heard this one. sounds like bing in the very early 30's or even '29 bing.

[Zonefinder17]

I remember Benny Hill singing a tidbit of this song with two of his comedian comrades. They played 3 escorts from an escort service.

[kikkerl]

Göttlich!!!!

[Mom1910]

This is an early recording by Bing,maybe late 20's-early 30's.Bing sang it again in the 1948 Emperor's Waltz,both times was sensual ,and beautiful as usual.

[nealkristofer]

The music itself without the lyrics, was used for the opening credits of Dinner At Eight(1933).

[Darkrabbit5]

ok i saw the movie yesterday its from the movie the emperor waltz.

[Donaukind]

@cynica224

This song comes from a German movie of the same title in 1929 with Marlene Dietrich whose character is a married woman who is wooed by the singer. Check out Fritz Wunderlich's version. I believe Richard Tauber was the original artist for this song from the movie.

[telpukona]

Big does this very well. I love his singing, but this got me thinking about where I heard this first. I heard it by th Comedian Harmonists. in German. I am neither native English speaking nor German speaking but I speak both languages and I must say this is a song that must be sung in German. I have leaned singing my self and

I know what a difference a language can do **********

[beautgrainger147]

I've only heard (an orchestral version of) this on The Emporers waltz.. both as a song and an overture, along with The Kiss In Your eyes, it's a lovely soundtrack

[roxaneirene]

It is from the movie A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT.