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This record must have been a big influence on the music of the Roaring '20's

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Доброе утро, мисис Маклелан. Как спали *Взгляд падает на пепел в кресле...*

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this song is 74 years old for now. Un-f*ing-believable. Music is immortal

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Awesome...the mills brothers got me here, great music from a century ago.

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This piece has a special place in my heart. My mother used to sing the chorus, "Dulce es la caña", to me as a lullaby -- an octave lower in the high phrases! I really appreciate hearing this very early recording -- less than 20 years after Fuentes composed the song. The chorus is rather dramatic, she almost does a Florence Foster-Jenkins on the high C; I am glad to hear it as Fuentes meant it, but I think I will stick with my mother's contralto version, which she learned from her father -- at any rate when I sing it as a lullaby to my grandchildren. 😉 Thank you for posting!

Chorus 1: She'd say, "Compronay voo, papa?" And he'd say, "Oo-la-la! wee-wee" She'd smile and whisper, "Mercy bacoo" He'd answer, "I don't mind if I do" She'd say, "If you be my papa Then I will be your ma cherie" She'd pinch his cheek and say, "You keska say" He'd say, "Not now, dear, but later I may" Then she'd say, "Compronay voo, papa" And he'd say, "Oo-la-la! wee-wee" Chorus 2: She'd say, "Compronay voo, papa?" And he'd say, "Oo-la-la! wee-wee" She'd say, "Come see" and then roll her eyes" He'd answer, "Baby, you'd be surprised" Each evening they would promenade Upon ze boulevard, you see One day at lunch, she said, "Café voo la" He'd say, "My dear, don't forget where you are" Then she'd say, "Compronay voo, papa?" And he'd say, "Oo-la-la! wee-wee"

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US issue: Brunswick 6160. Of both sides I like this one the best due to it's bluesy melody.

I was told this song was written by my father’s Uncle Johnny Byrne and sold for a case of beer!!?? 😮 The story is believable to me because of many reasons... I have a recording of my dad singing in the 1940’s and there was time left on the record and someone- “Uncle Johnny” - started singing “Jada”...I also have many letters that are very quirky like the lyrics of this song. The other quirky song he supposedly wrote and sold was “Tip Toe through the Tulips”. There may never be proof but in my heart this is true❤️ I have seen so many versions of both songs, I am in awe and so grateful. My family radiates artistic talent in music, art and acting.

I have a copy of this record.

This is better than the Beatles.

Доброе утро миссис Маклелан. Как спали?

My dad was born in 1917, and as a toddler used to go around singing this song’s chorus. His family started calling him Jada as a nickname. That became his nickname for his entire life. In 1969, our family started a girls camp and we started trying to think of a name, we decided on naming it Camp Jada for dad. My mother also decided to create a new explanation for the name JADAx3 (Jean and Dain and Jim and Dain and Janice and Daughters amore’). I always knew what the chorus was, but never knew there were stanzas also. It has been great hearing the whole song. Thank you so much.

lyrics: Little Al lee Fo Chong played all day in an oriental way, In a swell Chinese Café, But Al lee loved his rag the same as you, And ev’ry evening when his work was thru, Al lee layed his Tom Tom down, Pretty soon you’d hear this sound: CHORUS “Chong, he come from Hong Kong where Chineeman play alleeday on a drum, Chong no likee that song, where Chineeman cry way up high, singee sungay, mungay, chickalickafungay, Chong go back to Hong Kong, I betcha he teachee his Chinagirl to dance, like in a trance, Teachee peachee Melican song, all day long to his Chinagirl in old Hong Kong. Kong” Little Al lee Fo Chong sailed away on the liner “Sakoshay,” For his home port far away, He said “When I come back I bringee bride, You see a China maiden by my side, Al lee know she wait for he, Ev’ry day so patiently.”

I found this song in my dads old records, This was one of my favorites,, He was one of the singers that had recorded for Edison, back in the day. I found it intersting later in a written article.

How did you get the copy?

I have same player and record

This tune Red Hot was the first recording made by the Ben Pollack orchestra when they were playing at the Venice Ballroom in 1924 and 1925. The recording had Fud Livingston on clarinet before Benny Goodman joined the band.

Do you happen to know anything about this band? I think they might have been my Great Grandma’s brothers and I’m trying to track down any music from them.

I have that same Brunswick suitcase phonograph

Thank you.

I have the same model

This is fantastic thank you for posting this masterpiece, truly beautiful

Our Grandfather use to sing this to us. We thought it was his own little song, as he always sang songs send told us stories. Wow, love to hear this. My heart is happy in remembering him. Thanks for posting.

I prefer the better recording and orchestral version is better also Far too much his on this also However this sounds like a demo Not the same as the version perhaps electrical I like later in the 21st

I had to come find the song …. After hearing it on my three sons… go look up the episode! OX…. Looking forward to 2022!

This record ….year before my mother was….. satisfying to put the things together! Thanks for sharing this….. looking backward… And forward to 2022! 🙌👂The New Year to everyone

I don’t have the record but I do have the portable gramophones! This is a great tune!

Very nice recording. It's fantastic Arthur Fields on vocal. Thanks for sending. Dymitr Markiewicz

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one of my favourite songs with my favourite singer Al Bowly

Tiny Tim sang at his wedding reception with Miss Vicki. czcams.com/video/RhTLdq7XBpw/video.html

I learned this song in sixth grade a lady named Mrs Ryan talked this to us I guess those were the good old days

Nice

Dublin down memory lane brought me here..

Tenho esse disco tambem.em 78 rpm

guys i swear to god i think the moon might be yellow

Tenho esse disco maravilhoso

0:43 This part was played on Big Time Gold if you speed up to 1.25 it's what plays on the gold record on that episode of Big Time Rush.

thank you for sharing this

Coon-Sanders (two men BTW) and The Night Hawks are arguably the best dance band to emerge from the period. I lived in Chicago for years and you could still see the Blackhawk - at 139 N. Wabash - where they performed. I spent quite some peering into the gloom - during a period of reconstruction - when you could see the original walls that they must have seen in the 20s - imagining them there. I am certain a molecule or two of them remained. At least a molecule or two...

James: So it is an old record spray painted gold. Carlos: That is disappointing. James: Yeah... Gustavo: I Will Kill BOTH OF YOU!!! "Anyone who's seen Big Time Rush will get this"

Jack Fulton was the actual vocalist.

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Originally released on {American} Okeh 41437.