Ukulele Lady - Vaughn De Leath video free download
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Duration: 03:20
Uploaded: 2009/09/19
Vaughn De Leath ( b.1894- d.1943) Known as "The First Lady of Radio" she was a star of 1920's radio and recording. She invented the "crooning" style of singing, and was a accomplished ukulele player. She made her last record in 1931 and stopped broadcasting soon after that.
Ukulele Lady was published in 1925.
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8 years ago
clownnookie
Here after watching a classic Letterman/Carson Stump-the-Band clip.9 years ago
Henry Allen
Aloha! This is the best yet! Mahalo!9 years ago
Micelli1947
Like this kinda music, born too late but still like!10 years ago
cx42control
Thanx Kid, you where GREAT'!!!!10 years ago
Gayle McKennon
My favorite Oldie!!!!!!10 years ago
ClarasBeau
How wonderful it is that this woman's performances were preserved for posterity on these old 78s. What a voice! Thanks - -10 years ago
toonmunger
How beautiful, I'm loving it.10 years ago
Art Howard
I love this play it over and over.......11 years ago
m15tree
"The Cider House Rules" brought me here11 years ago
Art Howard
The big one for Her that year..........the melody stays with you too.11 years ago
Carina Gillon
lol@Brandon Blouse Cider dear ????11 years ago
Brandon Blouse
All I need is a little bit of ether & I'm ready to pass out.11 years ago
Cheeseburgeh
The scenes from Cider House Rules when this song is played still give me chills.11 years ago
Sinéad Doherty-Grant
Thank you for this little gem!11 years ago
geofbrit59
There won't be a dry eye in the house.11 years ago
geofbrit59
It does have the sound of long ago & far away. Sweet & nostalgic!11 years ago
Joan E Boney Ratcliffe
How lovely to hear her voice from so long ago. I've played it today on my uke but her version is unique! Loved it very much. x11 years ago
mac Miller
Awesome still sounds great today ,Tnx for sharing;)12 years ago
Michael J Beck
Wow holy fallout this gives me shiversRelated Videos
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