Our police sponsored club, the DAPs, took us to LA's Shrine Auditorium to see a concert with several acts. This song by the Bell Sisters was the hit of the evening (actually, their performance is the only one I remember). My girlfriend Roberta and I were about 13 at the time.

A wonderful jazz music comin' fm fifty's with a romantic n very smart singer.

I have loved this music all of my life

Visited Florida oldie oldie man

I will never forget it you know!

Disney went downhill after Walt passed away. I miss these wholesome movies so much

The best version of the song ever is by Miss Garland. She sings any song better than anybody else

Paul McCartney's "first favourite" song.😸

Like mom confirmed. They will never make music like that again❤

I've heard all the modern versions of this song and never heard the original till now. I'm 46. Yes the moderns were spectacular, but they never sang the actual pain of this starlet..wow. just wow.

Wonderful Recording!

First time I ever heard this Wonderful Recording! I Love It! Judy Garland is fantastic!

Nver heard this before! I Love It! Judy Garland is wonderful!

I always enjoyed the music in the 40s, since I was born in1933.

I love this song ❤️💜💚 made me smile

Talent

Loved it!

MARGARET THATCHER SONG. SHE WAS GOOD FOR NOTHING.

My grandmother told me she dated him in London during WWII

She's so funny and charming and charismatic and darling. A grear story teller. Nobody told stories better. She could have had a career telling stories about her career

We all know that Marlene never has such an album with only applause , but Judy's having fun with this lie , but I bet Dietrich didn't lik it .

This guy has a voice of silk.....& Helen is velvet.................

At a time when in England I'd be expected to like perhaps Cliff, or Elvis before the Beatles came along, they would occasionally play Bob Eberly on the radio, and I would think as a 13/14 yr old, this is a sound I love, this is what I want.

Amapola is another goodie with Helan forest

That sounds like Fred astaire

Wow, i didn't know that the original son was American. In spanish a lady from Spain around the sixties sang this song and was a hit in LATAM. Her name was Sara Montiel and the song's title was "Es Mi Hombre" I am glad that I am living in the internet era and I can learn whatever I wanted.

While I find the number to be a bit over-orchestrated, JG does not let it phase her, but puts her special stamp on it, making it an evergreen gift for the ages.

Exponentes de una era llena de glamour y buen gusto extremo.

1:06 buffer

When we still had real men and real women in America instead of confused transgendered people today.

Archie Bunker when meathead offers him money offering papa help

LYRICS: “Twenty years ago, A musical show Was a riot on broadway, Twenty years ago, I joined that show, And look at me today Six little happy little showgirls to be, Everyone on broadway pet, Five of them married in society, And I’m in the chorus yet! A disgrace to the whole sextet! For I was a Florodora Baby, With a chance to pick the best I had to marry up with Abie, A drummer in a fancy vest A girl’s a fool to fool with millionaires, said he I should be his turtle dove, Now at home, I’m bringing up my sextet, Five I’ve got, the other one I’ll get yet, Five darn fools got married for money And I got married for love

My theme song!!

Wow, what restraint and pain. Interesting how in the updated version the lyrics have been emended and the restraint is replaced by a belt or two.

Se souvenir toujours que cette chanson , en Français appartient pour l' éternité à MISTINGUETT ! "MON HOMME " etait devenu , grâce à elle ,un succès mondial, c'est pourquoi on enfit une version Anglaise , immortalisée par Fanny Brice, prodigieuse ,aussi bien dans le comique le plus le plus extravagant , que dans l' émotion poignante .C'est la légende de celle-ci qui offrit à la sublime Barbra le rôle de sa vie ! Les Américains ont de la mémoire ,,et savent admirer longtemps. On attend toujours en France un biopic sur Chevalier et MISTINGUETT !!

Yes.

❤❤first time I've heard this sung by Fanny Brice.

Never heard this before - and was absolutely blown by its dark and heart breaking lyrics. Like: I don't why I should He isn't good He isn't true He beats me, too What can I do? And the performance. Felt like it came directly from a wounded heart. (Had to check out the Streisand version. Was it this dark in the movie? Of course it wasn’t. They’d never dare to put in such lyrics in that kind of film. Streisand only sings a couple of lines from the song, but over and over again. )

🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤We visited Bob in the hospital in NYC.😮🎉🎉🎉

Great song :)

I first heard this when my Father bought an EP in Australia titled 'Bing And His Buddies' I believe there are at least two studio versions and I prefer one over the other, that being the one from 1938. This radio show one is just a bonus. Thank you.

I so remember my mother singing this song to me. I listened to the big band music with her. Then on 40’s on 4 after she passed

Ozzie Nelson brought me here Blessings and Hugs 💜💜💜💜💜

I'm just girl A wonderful girl I'm the sweetest one in town You can search for miles around And not one like me can be found I've got a smile, a wonderful smile And a certain little way And every time the boys get near me They look at me and say Red Hot Mama Red Hot Mama You're the one we need Red Hot Mama Some charmer Yes Indeed! They say that I should be In the Follies Hot Tamales They say that I've got a pair of eyes Just like old Svengali's I confess That I possess The sweetest charms in town And unless I miss my guess The boys all follow me around I could make a music master drop his fiddle Make a bald headed man part his hair in the middle 'Cuz I'm a red hot mama Red hot mama But I'll have to turn my damper down (INSTRUMENTAL BREAK) 'Cuz I'm a red hot mama Red hot mama I'm the one they need Red Hot Mama Some charmer Yes indeed! There's not a model chair That I couldn't sit in, just to feed a kitten There's not a Broadway show That I wouldn't fit in Say I confess That I possess The sweetest charms in town And unless I miss my guess The boys all follow me around I could make a Texas farmer forget his hay I could make the devil throw his fork away 'Cuz I'm a red hot mama Just a red hot mama But I'll have to turn my damper down

Ms. Brice was one of a kind, thoroughly steeped in Yiddish theatre while simultaneously looking forward. What a great talent!!

Tangerine my beautyfull song 😂😮😅😊

This was the best Era for music/singers the finest music ever!

This was the finest Era for songs/singers/music, fantastic times

If the female singer is NOT Marilyn Monroe..then she is her twin Sister! 🫣 ha ha😄

What a wonderful person and entertainer