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In 1958, The Kirby Stone Four released their biggest hit, "Baubles, Bangles And Beads", on the Columbia label.
This song, originally from the musical 'Kismet' earned a Grammy Award nomination, and was so closely associated with the group that thay re-recorded it on two other occassions - firstly in 1964 on the Warner Bros Records label, and again in 1966, with The Tokens on the BT Puppy Records label, under the name 'The U.S. Double Quartet'.
It is the 1964 version, from the album 'Things Are Swingin'!' which we feature on this clip.
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10 years ago
Robert Bonter
Why bother when you cannot improve upon the original? This version is awful!10 years ago
Jim Southern
This somewhat different than the hit '45' that came out in summer, 1958. I have that single and listen to it often. It's a little 'tighter', less band background. I've got 8 LP's by these guys, great listening.10 years ago
Moira Reillygutridge
I had "Baubles and Beads" in my head this cold am and wanted to know all the lyrics. Youtube, thank you. Also,I listened to Peggy Lee's version and Frank Sinatra's version. Ok, I will be singing "bright shiny beads" all day. 10 years ago
telbouch
Another one banned by the BBC!10 years ago
astronwolf
This completely weirded me out once when my alarm clock blared this out at 4 AM when I was half asleep. I listen to it now and again, mostly to freak my family out. It's like some strange evolutionary dead end, like something out of the Cambrian Epoch, that lived once, and died out leaving no descendents. Fascinating.10 years ago
craig allison
Thanks for posting this wonderful Kirby song. I always loved it and always had a great feeling after listening to it.Cheers, Shari11 years ago
Gatorman9000
Pretty weird.11 years ago
NBCRecords
It's with great sadness that I write to advise that the last surviving member of The Kirby Stone Four, Edwin Holzman (Eddie Hall), passed away last Friday, 16 November 2012, in Las Vegas Nevada. He was 91. Thank you Kirby, Larry, Mike and Eddie - your music will continue to live on.12 years ago
NBCRecords
You're correct. The original was on Columbia, whereas this version is on the WB label. A subsequent (1966-68?) version was also released on the BT Puppy label. Unfortunately, I feel there's little artistic merit in either this version or the later re-recording (as enjoyable as they are), as they pale in comparison with the 1958 release. They seem to be little more than an opportunity to re-record the group's theme song and biggest hit whenever the group changed labels. I still enjoy them though!12 years ago
sheltv100
The 1958 version was under Columbia Records. In this 1964 version the acoustics is more clear. But the Columbia Records version also has a nice sound, the difference is they did not feature the sounds of the brass like this one.12 years ago
ivillanueva1001
i was born in Summer of 1964 and i love this song :-)... Thank you NBC Records.12 years ago
Noreen Jackson
Back in the sixties, I met Kirby through a friend and we became good friends. He used to take me all over Vegas and introduce me to people there (Vegas was where I was living). I was a young singer there and he just liked to hang out. I was very impressed with that group back in the day and he was a great guy.12 years ago
jeffsor47
@eddieinlasvegas Thanks for the memories Eddie, a mix of pleasure and pain if you know what I mean?12 years ago
jeffsor47
@viober Takes me back to the 50's and great memories (64 yrs old) Thanks12 years ago
ivillanueva1001
This is the best swing I liked...thanks for posting.13 years ago
Joanne Murphy
I found this totally by chance, searching "the Bangles..." but the weird thing is, when I was a kid I lived for a while in a house that one of the Kirby Stone 4 used to own, on Long Island (Searingtown). How weird is THAT?13 years ago
Joanne Murphy
I found this totally by cnance, searching "the Bangles..." but the weird thing is, when I was a kid I lived for a while in a house that one of the Kirby Stone 4 used to own, on Long Island (Searingtown). How werid is THAT?13 years ago
ian3150
Not as good as the 58 version . Still great to listen too.13 years ago
petclark1
@10000Times What a sweet memory..thank you for sharing it..it reminded me off my Aunts indulging me as a child and dancing me around the room to their records. They're gone, but you're right-the memory is always there in my heart.13 years ago
chrome623
A great tune and a happy memory of a time and world, and certainly an America we are lucky enough to have known and remember.Videos Relacionados
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