Ginny Simms: I've Got You Under My Skin (Porter, 1936, from "Born To Dance") - Late 1940s video free download

carlos bruni

Voz admirável . Perfeita . Obrigado . Carlos

Aspassia Man

Now, when i want to listen a Cole Porter song in a version close to what Cole Porter would like the song to be like, i know what to do: i write the title of the song and I add the name of the user who uploaded this video. Great music, and great feeling too, like a black and white Hollywood silver screen picture, or the radio of my childhood. Thank you David, thank you. 

J. F. Gecik

Thanks for the opportunity to hear this. I was able to determine that your album was released in 1952, rather than "some time in the late 1940s." (For more info, visit discogs[dot]com/Ginny-Simms-And-Orchestra-Royale-Concert-Singers-And-Orchestra-An-Hour-Of-Cole-Porter-Tunes/release/2400652).

Rapture1987

@theclassicqueen I think the best version of this song is the original - by Virginia Bruce, in the film "Born to Dance" - but this is a hundred times better than later versions that completely distort the composer's intentions.