Ruth Etting - I'm Nobody's Baby (1927) video free download
Charted at #9 in 1927. This song had earlier charted at #3 for Marion Harris in October 1921, and #11 for Aileen Stanley in July 1921. It would later chart at #3 for Judy Garland in August 1940, #15 for Bea Wain in August 1940, and #16 for Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra in August 1940. Judy Garland sang the song in the 1940 movie, "Andy Hardy Meets Debutante". Recorded March 1, 1927.
Written by Milton Ager, Benny Davis and Lester Santly.
The other side of this record is "You Don't Like It - Not Much".
Also, yes, it's Ruth Etting in the photo.
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8 years ago
Abe Racioppo
sweet8 years ago
m lane
meow Ruth is a swinger Matt NY9 years ago
dizzyspell
When Judy Garland sang this song, they changed the intro around. Understandable, because this intro (which Marrion Harris also uses in her version) is pretty bland.9 years ago
Hlobisile Nhlapho
Im nobody's baby ....love this song ....tap dancing to this song.9 years ago
Xiola McCarthy
Ruth Etting sang such a sensational version of this song..........thanx, you're the bee's knees ♡9 years ago
Pianolaboy
Why oh why don't they write songs like this nowadays ? We're just inundated with the same old tuneless, electronic drivelsung very largely by untalented, man-made celebrities with no realsinging voice.The basic problem lies in that nowadays there is no melody, henceone cannot remember a tune to sing along with, because there isn't one !9 years ago
dick12235
Needed this wonderful Treat again. Thanks.9 years ago
Shabannie
Thank you for posting this sweet song!9 years ago
Marijan Stojanoski
i am 34 years old and i don't know way this music is great for me9 years ago
Diane G
So thrilled I found Ruth Etting. Whatta doll9 years ago
phoenix rising
L-O-V-E9 years ago
DptOpCat3
Nice transfer, btw!!9 years ago
Adriaan van Ginkel
I've got a recording of this same song by Cab Calloway, Bluebird label, ca. 1935.10 years ago
Laurel Kildare
Ruth was a killer-diller...so glad this is here!10 years ago
Ben Robertson
Wow! Just ran across this. What a marvellous song, and what a wonderful performance by Ruth Etting. I wonder why this song isn't better known. The version Judy Garland songs in the Andy Hardy movie is odd - someone wrote a new (and IMHO decidedly inferior) verse. 10 years ago
Charles Henderson
What a Marvelous Voice! It literally makes me want to cry, just listening to her and to think this wonderful voice is forever silent now.10 years ago
playerpianogal
I remember Judy Garland singing that as I watched all the Andy Hardy movies! Love that song. Thank you for sharing.10 years ago
David M
so just nice10 years ago
Chicho Montefiore
thanks for this beatiful song10 years ago
Don Clark
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