Ted Weems - The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams, 1933 descargar videos gratis

João Furtado-Coelho

Sensational - this interpretation by Ted Weems and Orch. of the BoulevardBD, and the association with Ed. Hopper paintings! 20/20! That's Beauty... Thank you very much...

Joaquín Maria Aguirre Romero

Me encanta esta canción. Encandila esta melodía con aires de tango. Al Dubin y Harry Warren la compusieron en 1933 para la película Moulin Rouge y que la cantara Constance Bennett. "I walk along the street of sorrow / The Boulevard of Broken Dreams..." Disfrútala!

Marci Pan

...i na dodatek Edward Hopper....

Marci Pan

ach, panie Grzesiu, to jak zwykle, bolesne i piękne!

Alice Scheerer

Musik zur Nacht: Ted Weems - The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams, 1933

Don R

One of my favorite you-tube presentations. Great Warren and Dubin Song. Great arrangement by the Ted Weems Orchestra. Great Edward Hopper paintings.

KavitaManjit

Born in the wrong decade man!!, i belong to the 20s

wtopp345985

Alas, the music and paintings of Edward Hopper certainly fit today. Don't they?

Maizatul farisah

i really love this song..where can i find the lyric..try to google it but i didnt find it..if anyone can share with me it will be nice..thanks in advance..

closedcircle

Elmo Tanner usually did the whistling. But my favorite Ted Weems vocalist is Parker Gibbs. Around that time most American bands had singers who put on British accents but Parker Gibbs was an exception.

Michael Laprarie

That was beautiful, thanks. Love that early RCA Victor hi-fi sound, too.

John Rountree

The paintings and the music --- a riot of emotion!!!!

Richard Wagner

Edward Hopper's capture the very essence of this song.

David Badridze

thanks for great movie! :)))

Kirk Barkley

You'll laugh today and CRY tomorrow...he means

soulplumber

A great song and art. my Litte Princess

beautifullee

cry* tomorrow, mr weems.

paulj0557

Listen to this one ( it'll be the last one on the video): 'Mr. Fantastic and the Wonderful World of Wurlitzer' ( I have that same organ...now don't think of it as cheesy. John Deluca could have played any organ registration on this amazing organ, as it can play theater or classical organ as well, but he was playing in the pop sound of the day. Someone mentions he used a Wurlitzer Brass Horn- a horn driver with an actual brass horn bell, like a trumpet attached.

bigcity233

Another great Warren and Dubin number. They wrote so many great songs while at Warner Bros. - and after WB. Ted Weems arrangement is very nice - the guitar and muted trumpet....the recording quality is exceptional for 1933. The Hopper pictures really fit the music and the time. Really great video!

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