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Mildred Bailey - They Can't Take That Away From Me (1940)
They Can't Take That Away From Me" is a 1937 song written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin and introduced by Fred Astaire in the 1937 film Shall We Dance.
Personnel includes: Mildred Bailey (vocals); Alec Wilder, Eddie Sauter (arranger); Russell Procope (alto saxophone); Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Roy Eldridge (trumpet); Buster Bailey (clarinet); Mitch Miller (oboe, English horn); John Kirby (bass). January 25, 1940
This is one of several sessions that took place under the direction of composer and arranger Alec Wilder, using 'chamber' instrumentalists
like that master of the oboe and Cor anglais, Mitch Miller.
This kind of production worked best when Bailey's voice was able to wrap itself around truly wonderful lyrics and melodies like "All the Things You Are," "Easy to Love" and "They Can't Take That Away from Me."
Comentarios
10 years ago
trumpsahead
Great style, sexy jazzy voice, I'm a fan now.10 years ago
Aad Juijn
Thank you too, Ellen! Mildred had the voice of a nightingale...;) Grtz, Aad10 years ago
Shabannie
I am a Mildred Bailey fan too. I enjoyed the video. --------Ellen12 years ago
orchardist1965
What a fantastic line-up of legendary musicians that accompany M.B. thank you for the detailed info. Regards.12 years ago
Aad Juijn
Thank you too...I absolute agree with you...Grtz, Aad12 years ago
orchardist1965
The absolute test of a great singer is when you sing along with them they make you sound much better than you actually are,and Mildred Bailey certainly passes this test. Thank you.12 years ago
Aad Juijn
@roybo1930 Thank you too Bobby Roy...Mildred is at absolute super shape this performance and accompanied by supermusicians too! Grtz, Aad12 years ago
roybo1930
This AWESOME woman could sing anything and make it a SUPER CLASSIC! Thank You Aad for posting this BEAUTIFUL VIDEO.12 years ago
Aad Juijn
@studioboenker Hi thanks Rinus! Always great to get a good response from the master himself!! Grtz, Aad12 years ago
studioboenker
Nice and smooth,thanks Aad12 years ago
Aad Juijn
@perrodog11 Fine taste! Grtz, Aad12 years ago
perrodog11
Absolutely beautiful, what a voice I love her.12 years ago
Aad Juijn
@dukesgal39 Thank you too!...I agree 100% with you. Grtz, Aad12 years ago
dukesgal39
What a treat!!! Gershwin song, Mildred Bailey with the vocal, and great backup! It doesn't get much better than this! Thanks for a great post!12 years ago
Aad Juijn
@myrnaukelele I appreciate your good taste! Grtz, Aad12 years ago
Aad Juijn
@freescorepaul Thank you too Paul! I absolute agree with you...Mildred had here worldclass musicians in her orchestra. This arrangement is a class apart...very stylish and in a way risky, using 'chamber' instrumentalists to accompany "Mrs Swing"! Grtz, Aad12 years ago
Aad Juijn
@mzim144659 Welcome...thank you too! Grtz, Aad12 years ago
Aad Juijn
@2reeler Thank you too Biff for all these superlatives......almost embarrassed! Mitch Miller is a genious mucisian also! Grtz, Aad12 years ago
myrnaukelele
I once had an old Rambler named Mildred ~after Mildred Bailey. She was a fabulous singer and I still love listening to her lovely voice.12 years ago
freescorepaul
What a wonderful arrangement. Comments on the musical ideas of the melody, but keeps itself behind Mildred's vocal. Mitch Miller was a surprise for me as well. I listened to him in the 50s and 60s. I kind of regret the abandonment of the early 30s swing style, but this is certainly one enjoyable performance. Thanks! PaulVideos Relacionados
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