Lightest swingiest band of all time: and so neglected credited...... 3 1/2 stars....

I love this recording. I wish I could go back in time and live in 1932 for a while.

I strongly suspect that the trombone at 0:45 is future bandleader Will Bradley, who'd played with Noble's 1935-1936 orchestra that recorded for RCA. This session was done in New York, likely using studio musicians, and that was where Bradley was based at the time.

Me when D3:

Starting piano chord are truly a banger, as well as the rest of the song.

Prueba de sonido.

As a clarinetist and saxophonist, I really appreciate the solo and section playing on this side. I also really treasure my old 78 r.p.m. copy of this pairing ( which has, unfortunately, seen much better days ). Many thanks, from Richard Laine, in Canada.

Is this selection also, like ''Lulu'' on the other side, by Al Dubin and Harry Warren? I have the old record but I don't recall the composer info from the label. ( This record is also in much, much better shape than mine! ). I've very much enjoyed hearing both tunes for the first time in decades -- Thank You, Rick!!! Yours, Richard Laine.

Spooky dookie ahh song

This song is so beautiful and perfect for the fall season, it really deserves a place as being a song for Halloween equivalent in status to what winter wonderland is to Christmas

Thanks for posting. Never heard this one before but found a 78 I may want it now. sweet vocalist !

Fred cut so many great records from 1923 until he temporarily stopped in late 1932. Never heard this one until now. Fred outlived most of his 1920s era colleagues (died in 1984, age 84)

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Nice version. The other one I've heard so far is Will Osborne's version.

Listening to this beauty again and again. Thank you for posting.

I came looking for this song when I heard about it on "The Jack Benny Program". They didn't play the song but, I figured it was something I wanted to listen to. Great song; great quality.

Интересно в то время и вправду была такая аура скойствия или мы так вылумали

0:10

Everything is happening at the same time .

i could swear i've heard the Castro band backing up Arthur Tracy's vocal on this tune, was it ever issued does anyone know, thx !

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Composer And Lyricist Duo Of Richard Rodgers And Lorenz Hart - Compilation Of Successful Poems Set To Music (Complete Recordings Collection) Featuring: 1. The Hollow Muscular Organ That Pumps Blood Of My Own Possession Had No Movement At All / You Personally Become Larger Or Rounder In Size 2. You Personally Performed The Circumstance That Puts You In A Favorable Position Over Me Personally / Do I Personally Perceive You With The Ears Utter The Words "I Have A Intense Feeling Of Deep Affection For You" 3. The Regular Female Companion With Whom A Person Has A Romantic Or Sexual Relationship / Division Of A Building Of A Color Intermediate Between Green And Violet 4. At What Position Or At What Time / Johnathan Single Tone Of Definite Pitch 5. This Thing Has No Chance Of Existing As A Feeling Of Deep Affection / Make Musical Sounds With The Voice For The Evening Meal Of Your Own Possession 6. Accompanied By A Poem Set To Music Inside Of My Hollow Muscular Organ That Pumps Blood / Of Your Own Possession In A Genuine Way 7. Having A Feeling Of Deep Affection For A Feeling Of Deep Affection / Partner In A Sexual Or Romantic Relationship Outside Marriage 8. A Single Establishment Providing Accommodations Of A Size That Is Less Than Normal Exists / This Thing Has To Exist As Feeling Of Deep Affection

What nice tune for 1935. Great orchestra and Singing by Little Jack L. Love his rendition. And great voice.

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Came from a random vrchat world, this song is a banger

Thanks for posting. I never knew Rick, but his spirit lives on through these recordings.

Jones sets out on a lush new ballad style, led by strings and brass. The big difference from Isham's previous ballads is the effacing of rhythmic intensity: the band seems to float on the beat, not pulse to it. It was very much a Depression trend, started by smaller orchestras like Lombardo's and Kemp's. Gordon Jenkins' broad legato arranging, with tutti passages coming on like a "wall of sound," adapted admirably to the new mode. So did the plainer, more romantic songs plugged by publishers, such as _Little You Know._ Clever combinations of instruments or rhythmic gimmicks weren't right for such material.

god fears us for we have killed him, how Unorthodox

Yo the green terminal got some FIRE ass taste in music >= D

Me and the homies heading back to the crib with this one

THIS IS SO SMASH

Alguien vino por el fallout?

I just found out I'm related to the saxophonist George Tyndale

Party Time Haarlem hit some JK booze and chinese food

The most terrifying song to ever exist. I always cry with great terror when I hear that intro.

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I now know that Marshall Crenshaw and Vince Giordano and His Orchestra chose to cover this version of this lovely tune. Very pleasant and I love the vibraphone hits that start at 0:10 and pop up every now and then!

These always sound great when the original 78s are used for recording as you have done.

Fred changed the beat or arrangements on his recordings around late 1930-31 to what it is on this number and it makes it all the more pleasant.

I like Alan Green's version better.

simply sublime

This is probably the only non-love song that Paul Small ever recorded. It's notable that he appeared on two different versions of it. And when you try to picture Smith Ballew or Chick Bullock doing it, you can understand why! His voice seems uniquely well-suited to the melody, in such a way that it comes off as wholly sincere, despite the silly nature of its subject matter.

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“You okay there, friend? You took a nasty fall back there. Dementia? Libet’s delay? Let’s go get you a drink of champagne, maybe that’ll make you feel better.”

Happy 90th Anniversary and Happy Birthday to Ted Weems REST IN POWER Blessings and HUGS! 👑💜

A Kitten brought me here. How Unorthodox

This came up in my recommendeds.

My new favorite version of it!