Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home? - Arthur Collins (1902) скачать видео бесплатно


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As I was on Youtube, I decided that listening to "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?" would be a nice song to hear. I was shocked to find out that no one had posted it yet, so that's what I've done. Anyways, here is the info: Its words and music were written by Hughie Cannon (1877--1912), an American songwriter and pianist, in 1902. Arthur Collins (1864-1933) recorded it the same year, and it was a #1 hit.

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9 years назад

Flora Bunda

Thank you for this amazing recording. In researching lyrics I looked at a music sheet and was amazed to learn there were verses to this song, which, sadly, have been dropped by all the musicians that covered it, from what I've determined. I wonder why? WIth just the chorus, it is too short. Astonished also by how old this song is. Written 1902!

10 years назад

Ramona Baker

Piano accompaniment by Frederic Hylands(1872-1913). 

10 years назад

Ada In Norway

Aileen Stanley recorded a fantastic version of this song. You find it on my Youtube channal.

10 years назад

Jody Schmidt

Nothing but a fine toothed comb.Great song.

10 years назад

Fluffy Reshiram

Our choir almost did this song... But ended up not doing it which made me so sad... :(

10 years назад

Ada In Norway

This version and the version Aileen Stanley recorded in the 1940s is the only great versions of this song in my opinion. Arthur sang very great here. He had a swwt voice who is easy to like/love and he had a very great singing style. I really understand why he been theking of ragtime singers. He sang ragtime fantastic.

11 years назад

JenniferWayne Aills

This song was actually written about my great great Uncle Willard G. Bailey known as Bill Bailey in 1902! There was a rumor that he liked the ladies but he was also married.

11 years назад

Good Time Music

31786: Columbia Phonograph Co. made from a moulded brown wax cylinder, pretty sure 1902. From 'cylinders library ucsb edu' website

11 years назад

Steve Cournane

Could you please provide a little more info about this track, date of recording, label etc. I thought the 1902 version of this song was with an orchestra?

11 years назад

Steve Cournane

do you have the cylinder?

11 years назад

Steve Cournane

I am confused is this the original recording?

11 years назад

Steve Cournane

Very rag like piano..anyone know who played that?

11 years назад

Steve Cournane

you must have processed the sound.? such good quality..

11 years назад

Nathaniel Jordon

I'll listen to that version some time

11 years назад

JNTshowshow

Thanks for the song. The sound quality is reminiscent of the inspirational times.

11 years назад

Nathaniel Jordon

Wow, I didn't know that. Tis a great song.

11 years назад

george sandoz

Hughie Cannon's classic... This is the original version, as far as I can tell. Lovely raw delivery from Arthur Collins. Fabulous pianola-sounding joanna, too. Totally digitally recorded... he used his fingers

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