The Boswell Sisters - There`ll be some changes made (1932).wmv video free download
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Uploaded: 2009/12/03
The Boswell Sisters - There'll Be Some Changes Made (1932)
Dorsey Brothers Orchestra: Mannie Klein (tpt), Tommy Dorsey (tbn), Jimmy Dorsey (cl, as), Babe Russin (ten), Martha Boswell (p), Eddie Lang (g), Artie Bernstein (sb), Stan King (d), March 21, 1932 New York City.
B-11543-A There'll Be Some Changes Made (Higgins-Overstreet) 3:03 Brunswick 6291.
Comments
10 years ago
Katheryne Clayton
Yes indeed! All of the Boswell Sister were hep!10 years ago
Yapostadodat
Even from a chair, Connee could really SWING IT!10 years ago
fatih aldemir
duygulandım resmen. nostalji yazdım buraya kadar geldim12 years ago
Bunny Biedenharn
Thank you! Great channel!12 years ago
Aad Juijn
Bravo...well spoken! :) Grtz, Aad12 years ago
Bunny Biedenharn
They're wonderful. And there's no way to adequately express how very much the Boswell Sisters epitomize the New Orleans of their era. Really, it was that city's Golden Age, and the Boswell Sisters are the absolute queens of that age.12 years ago
Aad Juijn
Ahum...she becomes Connee!12 years ago
Aad Juijn
Thank you too Lia...In fact Connie was the lead singer, when she goes solo she becomes Connie (easier autograph), a great career indeed...unforgettable. Grtz, Aad12 years ago
Aad Juijn
"There'll Be Some Changes Made" is a popular song with music by Benton Overstreet and lyrics by Billy Higgins, published in 1921...You must heard one of these singers... Ethel Waters (1921). Marion Harris (1924). Josie Miles (1924). Edith Wilson and "Doc" Straine (1925). Chicago Rhythm Kings (1928). Eddie Lang (1928).12 years ago
Aad Juijn
;) Grtz, Aad12 years ago
logick0
Just heard a 20's version of this song on Boardwalk Empire12 years ago
MrJimmymac48
Best Chart on this tune!13 years ago
Spaguy62
Well said! You needed talent back then. Sadly, if you don't have these pipes, it can be fixed technically nowadays.13 years ago
Aad Juijn
@TheCaptainLulz No doubt about it! There are still talents today's...unfortunally they're not attractive for the "great" audience! Grtz, Aad13 years ago
TheCaptainLulz
Thanks. Those where the days when you needed actual tallent to make it. Too bad those days, like these fine ladies, are gone forever.13 years ago
Aad Juijn
@ManagerGuy1 Thanks...good taste! Grtz, Aad13 years ago
ManagerGuy1
They were GREAT! Loved this...13 years ago
Aad Juijn
@zamusicza The Bozzies are unique...the Julie London version is more jazzy, but great too! Grtz, Aad13 years ago
Aad Juijn
@tenorbanjo4 Thank you too! ...I agree there is indeed a "St Louis Blues" touch in it. Grtz, Aad13 years ago
