That's You Baby (1929)
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A great version of this song. The quality is fantastic. I cannot recognise the American vocalist. Anyone know?
4trotts 10 months ago
MAN, I LOVE YOUR AWESOME CHANNEL OL` BOY!!! This is just GREAT!
roybo1930 1 year ago
Recorded on March 22, 1929, and originally issued on {American} Victor 21927; the vocalist is credited as "Erwin McGee", but in all probability is actually Irving Mills.
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
Great song! - It was written by the famous team DeSylva Brown & Henderson for an early talkie - Fox Movietone Follies ('29).
Olsen's version is hot. I first heard this tune on an Ampico reproducing piano roll.
bigcity233 2 years ago
I've had this on CD as Jack Hylton version for 12 years. :)
brutusmuerto 2 years ago
Hot version! Thanks
camille885 2 years ago
This and "Out Where the Little Moonbeams Are Born," and "I'm Bringing a Red Red Rose," (by Olsen) are achingly beautiful.
bobparis 2 years ago
And its now on YT.
preservationhall01 3 years ago 2
Annette Hanshaw has a very nice version of this song on Columbia 78.
jazzgirl1920s 3 years ago
Love the melody on this one... sometimes Olsen has this "1960s" pop chords... probably the '60s borrowed from the '20s.
Nice tune :)
gregoryagogo 3 years ago