Guy Lombardo - What Will I Tell My Heart? (1937) descargar videos gratis
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Subido: 2010/05/29
"What Will I Tell My Heart?"
Music by Peter Tinturin
Lyrics by Jack Lawrence
Performed by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians
Vocal refrain by Carmen Lombardo
Recorded February 2, 1937
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Guy Lombardo began his musical career in 1924 in his native London, Ontario; with brothers Lebert, Carmen and Victor, he formed a big dance band. Originally, Guy was a violinist, but he soon became the band's leader and conductor. The Royal Canadians' slogan was "The Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven" -- and by 1930, the group was America's top dance band.
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9 years ago
Bruce Farris
My mother use to sing along with this on our huge stand-up Zenith radio, many many years ago !!!!11 years ago
bsgs98
I'm glad you found it. Thanks for adding it to your favourites!11 years ago
Corrie121
Thank you for sharing this fabulous version of a wonderful song. A great addition to my "favourites" list.12 years ago
ziggy swartz
Did you all notice how long the lyricist and composer lived!!!! -oh- great tune, by the sweetest band ever. And Carmen was never better. Thanks! -Bill in Canada12 years ago
2reeler
Beautiful 30s song! Great vid! I love this! Thank you for your great Lombardos!13 years ago
Robert Grant
Thanks for these great songs that I would never had known about if not for You Tube.If you believe in something that brings you joy it"s always COOL,take care my friend.13 years ago
bsgs98
@Crockerish When I first started collecting 78s in the 1960s, the Lombardo Orchestra was still quite active. Although it wasn't "cool" to be a Lombardo fan back then, I was amazed they had such a long career and I became particularly interested in their early stuff from the 1920s and 1930s.13 years ago
Robert Grant
I wont have room on my favorite list for all these great Lombardo tunes,thanks so much.13 years ago
ziggy swartz
@bsgs98 Yes, you're right. My favourite period- for music as well as well as movies, is the 1930's - though I was born in the late 40's and have an affection for the music of the late 50's and into the 60's as well- the music of my mis-spent youth- but it sure was fun while it lasted. Thanks for writing back. -Bill13 years ago
bsgs98
@baghend That's what is so great about YouTube. You can always find great stuff and other people that share your interests. I am particularly fond of the Royal Canadians and most music from between 1920 to 1935.13 years ago
ziggy swartz
hey- how come every great tune on this site- (and I love every one you have) seems to have your name on it? We must be on the same wavelength and I'm sure many others are. Thanks so much for all your work in posting the Lombardo's- always my favourite among so many great bands. -Bill13 years ago
bsgs98
@roybo1930 Lombardo's style is easily recognizable. It didn't change much over the years.13 years ago
roybo1930
This is just BEAUTIFUL! This sounds somewhat like his early Brunswick recordings.13 years ago
monteleone1010
unfortunately, none of the Lombardo brothers are living. Their sister Rose-Marie, who sang with the band in the 40's, is still alive, as far as I know. She began her singing carreer at 16 y.o. She lives in Akron OH.13 years ago
fredjmp
Thanks for sharing! Great!13 years ago
sbd650
My Favorite! To my Playlist! Thank you:)Videos Relacionados
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