Guy Lombardo - Sweet and Lovely (1931) descargar videos gratis
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Sweet and Lovely
Words and music by Gus Arnheim, Harry Tobias and Charles N. Daniels
Performed by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
Vocal refrain by Carmen Lombardo and trio
Recorded August 31, 1931
Columbia 2500-D
This song, composed by Cocoanut Grove bandleader Gus Arnheim, and sung by Don Novis, was recorded for Victor on July 17, 1931. It was an immediate hit and it soon became Arnheim's theme song. But it was Ben Selvin who recorded it first about a month earlier. Besides Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadians, it was also recorded by Ben Bernie, Bing Crosby, Russ Columbo, Irving Kaufman, Chick Bullock, Sam Lanin and Lee Sims.
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9 years ago
gmmix
Good music and excellent graphics. Thanks for this video.9 years ago
marcy hershey
I sang Sweet and lovely with Freda Woods in 1953 McCaskey High Lanc, Pa PAUL Hershey10 years ago
madian44
Such lovely videos to embellish a stunning number! Many thanks!11 years ago
bsgs98
Lombardos even played at the Apollo Theatre in Harlem where they were accepted by the black audience. I know that Armstrong admired Lebert Lombardo's trumpet backed by those sweet saxophones.11 years ago
bill3murr
LIKING IT VERY MUCH...ESPECIALLY LIKE THE BACK UP FOR CARMEN...NICE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING ONE OF THE BEST BANDS EVER....LOUIS ARMSTRONG ADMIRED THEM...NOW THAT'S A RECOMMENDATION.11 years ago
colin wells
In answer to Lee Larson,fully agree mate.11 years ago
Lee Larson
The Guy Lumbago band never did a thing for me, but those girls from a better time, long ago, are a real treasure. Now, THOSE are real women. Compare them with the neurotics trying to get into combat roles in the military today. I think the world came to an end decades ago and no one will admit it.11 years ago
Jane Birkinsky
Thanks! I looked her up on wiki and apparently she played WC Fields' daughter in "You're Telling me!" and lived to be 87.11 years ago
bsgs98
The last blonde was Joan Marsh (1913-2000). She started out as a child actor in silent films and did mostly supporting roles in the 1930s and 1940s.11 years ago
Jane Birkinsky
Wonderful sound quality and exquisite images, thanks! Is that last one Jean Harlow? There were so few blonde stars in the 30s, and I know it's not Dietrich.11 years ago
bsgs98
Yes, these are transfers from the original 78s. Most of what I have posted are from the 1920s and 1930s.11 years ago
guylombardo1
Here's what I found that I put on DVD: The 1965 WGN Big Bands Special (30 minutes), GL on Jackie Gleason 1965 (About 5 mins long), The 1977 Stork Club Performance/Retrospective (About 45 Mins), The 1998 Documentary of GL (about an hour).11 years ago
guylombardo1
I think I may have been to your channel before, but this is the first time I have actually done any real looking around. And I'm glad I did. Are these recordings from your collection??? Are they the original 78's???11 years ago
bsgs98
That's Lebert again! In case you didn't already know, I have Kate Smith's "River..." posted.11 years ago
guylombardo1
No, but it came out on VHS and I thought I put it on a DVD. I'll have to look. I just noticed that the intro to "Sweet and Lovely" is the same as the intro on "River Stay 'Way From My Door," which they recorded with Kate Smith around the same time.11 years ago
bsgs98
Was the 1994 PBS Special ever released on DVD?11 years ago
guylombardo1
The flip side of this 45 is Carmen singing the Jimmy Durante hit "I Love You, I Do." It was Carmen's last recorded vocal.11 years ago
guylombardo1
Soloists are as follows: Lebert Lombardo (Trumpet), Bruce Steege (Piano), Don Cooper (Trombone), and Jay Meyer (Scat Chorus). Jay later appeared in the 1994 PBS Special on Guy Lombardo, singing in the trio that was created for the band's performance on that tribute. The band was lead by Al Pierson.11 years ago
bsgs98
Thanks for the link to the updated "Cannonball"! I'm guessing that it's still Lebert on trumpet. Scat chorus is just like the original.11 years ago
guylombardo1
Guy Lombardo's group was always a well rounded band, playing the best of every genre. When Rock-N-Roll came along, they tackled it with every bit as much gusto as they did anything else. They always managed to keep everything in their style, though. Thank goodness. Here is a link to their 1965 re-recording of Cannonball (replace the word "dot" with an actual period) w w w dot guy lombardo music dot com/cannon dot mp3 (remove ALL the spaces as well)Videos Relacionados
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