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Mildred Bailey (February 27, 1907 -- December 12, 1951) was a popular and influential American jazz singer during the 1930s, known as "Mrs. Swing". Her number one hits were "Please Be Kind", "Darn That Dream", and "Says My Heart".
85 videosYouTube Mix for Mildred Bailey- 3:00
Mildred Bailey and The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra-There's a Cabin In The Pinesby paintpot2924 views
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Mildred Bailey - I'd love to take orders from youby BluePokemonster1,137 views
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MILDRED BAILEY - What Kind of Man Is You? Her 1st Recording!by verycoolsound433 views
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Mildred Bailey - Doin' The Uptown Lowdownby JazzinJive815 views
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Mildred Bailey - "Sunday Monday or Always" (Vintage Parlor Echo Mix)by stevers62785 views
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MILDRED BAILEY - Picture Me Without You (1936)by verycoolsound640 views
- 3:13
Paul Whiteman- Mildred Bailey-- I'll Never Be The Sameby pax411,861 views
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Paul Whiteman & Mildred Bailey -- We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye.wmvby fredccook718 views
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An Old Song (Three Little Fishies)by SoviKidProductions410 views
- 3:11
MILDRED BAILEY - These Foolish Things (1944)by verycoolsound5,720 views
- 2:42
Henry Hall: Saddle Your Blues To A Wild Mustangby Fost09891,917 views
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Mildred Baileyby neverknewtillnow1,230 views
- 2:31
Mildred Bailey - "It All Comes Back to Me Now" (Vintage Parlor Echo Mix)by stevers62605 views
- 2:43
Mildred Bailey - When that man is dead and goneby NotStraightCat1,401 views
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Don't Take Your Love From Me - Mildred Baileyby direfranchement7,105 views
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MILDRED BAILEY - When Day Is Done (1935)by verycoolsound6,475 views
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Love Me Tonight - Mildred Bailey, 1932by 1930RedRed719 views
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Mildred Bailey - The Lamp Is Lowby direfranchement8,117 views
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MILDRED BAILEY - My Last Affair (1937)by verycoolsound856 views
She is a woman of color; Indigenous.
muerte805 1 week ago
I first heard MIldred Bailey on two cuts that were on an old Count Basie album I found in the early 70's and for years I assumed she was a woman of color. I think in ranking my favorite singers of that era she would be number two, right behind Billie Holiday.
diptwares 2 weeks ago
I think this is my favorite from Mildred! Thank you for posting!
avdreader1 3 months ago