BILLY ECKSTINE - IT ISN'T FAIR video free download

Saulo Figueiredo

Não há igual!!!

Artie Oliverio

Just an incredible voice not indicative of todays singers

Richard Russette

Mr. "B" Frank was very good. You arte the greatest, I wore you roll color shirts in High School. say you at Michigan Show in 1949. R.I.P Mr. "B"

carl Last

Sinatra ok.... Billy GREAT

Stephen Walton

My Parents saw Billy at the Town Hall Birmingham and My Dad still talks about it now. A fabulous performer and singer. Nobody around here today to compare.

Rosemary Davies

Oh wow what a voice, and what a looker too!

don1carter

Could somebody post Mr. B. Singing "Exodus." It may have been on the other side of this 45 rpm.

BigGuyDave524

this is a true crooner

chaseyl1

Pittsburgh's OWN....-u should see my Dad circa 1951- white as rice- with collars out to THERE-courtesy of Mr. B.....

allan slaugh

Chicago,the Regal theater,the Savoy ballroom,WOW what wonderful memories.

julorgal

@louiswyckmans ,I checked my receipt and you can go to AMAZON.COM to find Mr. B's Coquette on "I Ain't Like That." Quadromania Label, ASIN: 80007UAQSY. GOOD LUCK!!!

julorgal

@louiswyckmans HI am also a big fan of Mr. B since childhood and Cocquette is MY favorite. I found it on a 4 CD set called "I Ain't Like That". Offhand , I don't remember which website i found it on, but give me a chance to search and I will get back to you

OakesJD

What a voice, You did not need a DJ to tell you who was singing.

Rosie Bonie

No one can compare with the uniqueness of Mr. B's sound......I call it SUPER ROMANTIC!!! We lost a super talent when he passed out of this world...... Thanks for posting Billy Eckstine songs.....Love all of them. Rosie

louiswyckmans

@joeasmythe I have been looking for "Little Cocquette" by Mr B.but I can't find thet either.

louiswyckmans

Mr B is one of the GREAT singers of all time,I like his Little Cocquette Laso,but I can't find it on You Tube

BuyBenco

What year?

robertclemon

Trend setter in more ways than one, an orginal for the ages thanks for the post!!!!

Prof. Vin Lin C

airjori! Yes, the demographics have certainly changed things. The French actress, Denise Darcell, who loved Eckstine to death, was the cause of a lot of his difficulties with the industry and his PR folks who never wanted such an association. Viva the changes, I was one of those who cried the night Barack won.

airjor1

You are so right! We lived in a crazy society back then, and still do at times. But now the demographics is changing rapidly and people of color will no longer be kept in the background.

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