Phil Ohman - (Dancing) Cheek to Cheek video free download

roggie harry Arm

From ROGHARM you can see my mom playing the piano for Lanny Ross on youtube in GIVE THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE she  wears the hat with round yarn on top. I found her my mom by mistake as I looked for Lanny Ross  records. Mr. Hirsch managed her as a featured extra and model. Mom appeared in a 1933 FOX MOVIETONE newsreel as the hat model of the year 1933. Saw her on FOX WNYW(TV) NYC when FOX bought the tv station from METROMEDIA. She was sleeping a 5 am when I awakened her and told her that I saw her in the FOX MOVIETONE newsreel on tv. She yelled at me for awakening her. She said you see all the time why did awaken me? I said that I did not expect to see you as the 1933 hat model of the year in a FOX MOVIETONE newsreel. And said that Mr. Hirsch made movie shorts at the Manhattan FOX STUDIOS for FOX and in Brooklyn at the WARNER BROS. VITAGRAPH STUDIOS for WARNER BROS. I have never seen the short musical shorts with Mr. Hirsch. Tuesday, 12/30/2014. Again Kenny Baker makes Fred sound sick!!!! Love the post age now 69. Thank you for the reply just found your reply today.

CaliTrisha

Love Kenny Baker! Thank you for posting!

RickC50

Two other sides that Phil Ohman recorded from "Top Hat" are on YouTube, posted by MusicProf78. One is "Isn't This a Lovely Day," also with Kenny Baker's vocal, and the flip side is "No Strings."

HMV163

@rogharm : Thank your for that interesting post ! Very seldom that people have a direct connection to this period's music. Enjoy listening :-)

roggie harry Arm

Thrilling voice love this voice love this post!!!!!!! My mother worked for Bertrand Hirsch who played the violin on their records. it sounds more like frank parker. baker i do not was not as good. i could be wrong. anyway i love the minor key operatic arrangement. the singer makes fred sound dead. fabulous singer whoever he is!!!!! rated highest 11 1/2+ extra high great quality of the record. my mother appeared as a mode/featured extra and secretary to Mr. Hirsch from 1927-39.ROGHARM

HMV163

Thanks for identifying the singer !

RickC50

I have the original Columbia Blue Wax issue, and the vocalist is listed as Kenneth Baker, better known as "Kenny" Baker, before he became a star!

bobparis

Sounds like Frank Parker--but there were other tenors around who sounded very similar.

HMV163

@bill3murr : I know this voice too but i have absolutely no idea....maybe another listener can identify the male vocalist ? The year ist 1935.

bill3murr

love this version, but who is singing? sounds familiar. thank you so much.

1935 Phil Ohman

1935 Phil Ohman - Cheek To Cheek (Kenny Baker, vocal)