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Subido: 2009/04/21
The Complete Billie Holiday on Columbia Volume 1
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Charlie Teagarden, Shirley Clay (tp) Jack Teagarden (tb) Benny Goodman(cl) Art Karle (ts) Buck Washington (p)Dick McDonough(g) Artie Bernstein (b) Gene Krupa (d)Deane Kincaide (arr)Billie Holiday (v)
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Lyrics by: Johnny Mercer & Dick McDonough & Benny Goodman
I jumped out of the tryin pan
And right into the fire
When I lost me a cheatin man
And got a no-count liar
Swapped the old one for a new one
Now the new ones breakin my heart
I jumped out of the tryin pan
And right into the fire
Lord, right into the fire
Comentarios
11 years ago
Miriam Ni Fhathaigh
its so cheerful and brilliant. the lyrics are also ace.11 years ago
Peter Hendriksma
Benny, Billie, Big T, how much better can you get? I absolutely love these pre-swing Goodman discs. And this is quite clearly a Glenn Miller arrangement. 11 years ago
Kristy Finlay
she's around 18y/o here12 years ago
shmoopseepoo
lost me a cheatin man, got a no account liar13 years ago
Loumademe
Tune just came to me cookin up lunch. lol Thanks.13 years ago
corinnabambina
I always have excitment and tears when I listen to early Billie, FABULOUS BEYOND WORDS!!!!!14 years ago
WoodeytheBigEyedOne
Billie sounds so different.....soo youthful14 years ago
Teddyb1939
This is a classic, I love Billie Holiday, what a swinger she was, good job she made these fantastic recordings. thanks for posting.15 years ago
7forheaven
it's my favourite billie holiday song :-D jumped out of the fryin' pan right into the fire +g+...15 years ago
Barry I. Grauman
Almost a month after "Your Mother's Son-In-Law", on December 18, 1933, Billie recorded another side (the song was also credited to Buck Washington on the original label) with Benny's studio band to fill another of his Columbia "78" releases [2867-D]. Not until July 1935 did she record again.....Videos Relacionados
