The Ames Brothers - My Bonnie Lassie (1955) video free download
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Duration: 02:31
Uploaded: 2009/04/20
Charted at #11 Pop in Billboard in November 1955. The melody comes from "Scotland the Brave". Original Billboard review: "Yellow Rose of Texas" has sparked a march-trend, and the Ames Brothers have wrapped up a catchy highland theme in a personable vocal, with attractive lyrics and a bouncy beat." Written by Roy C. Bennett, Sid Tepper and Marion McClurg. With Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and Chorus. B-side is "So Will I".
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10 years ago
Toph Beifong
I love the Fifties music, and have a plethora of records my Grandmother gave me. I listen to them at least once a week. I'll go to her house, and we'll be singing all the songs perfectly, and my brother and sister are just giving us the weirdest looks. I love it!10 years ago
Moozy Mathers
This is music.10 years ago
Paul-Octave Hébert
Thumbs up if you have a bonnie lassie that loves it when all the folks say how do you do? :p10 years ago
jmen4ever
Was 8 months old when this came out. what a good year for music.10 years ago
TexasTroll
Thumbs up if Mafia 2 brought you here10 years ago
gena4ka
I LOVE THIS!10 years ago
emma ayres
my uncle Jimmy loves ames brothers and is begging for me to download the album sing on ames long be remembered10 years ago
emma ayres
my uncle Jimmy loves ames brothers and is begging for me to download the album sing on ames long be remembered10 years ago
eyepet2010
Demoman likes this song11 years ago
Hana Rálišová
I love this SONG !!!! :*11 years ago
Bill Darling
Thank you, Brick!11 years ago
BrickPa
There was another version that used this melody, not part of the movie but using the name "Tunes of Glory". If you have it, please post it!11 years ago
Don MacLachlan
For those still looking for pipes and drums for this tune... the proper name for the melody is: "Scotland The Brave" you can easily find the pipe rendition using that title.11 years ago
Bill Darling
I enjoy this tune, but cannot seem to find it played on bagpipes. Sing on, Ames Brothers! Long may your singing be remembered!11 years ago
TheRealTitanGaming
SCOTLAND11 years ago
mofo jones
Great 11 years ago
PG RomanReigns Empire
IT IS FROM MAFIA 2. People these days...11 years ago
PG RomanReigns Empire
MAFIA II FAVORITE.11 years ago
The Dawg
Eh... I don't know this has a certain finesse to it, or uh not really finesse so to speak I suppose a better term is charm, it's got some real charm that I don't see as much in the original11 years ago
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