Lyrics The Coloured Lad (1958) - Jimmy Little My name is Jimmy Little and from Wallaga Lake I came the charming little spot along the coast. With its mountains and the hills, lovely lace and weeping girls That make the sweetest music all the day. I’m an honest coloured lad and to work I’m not afraid To please you, I’d rather sing or dance. I’d do anything you say if you’d only name the day that you’d only give us coloured lads a chance. I came to Sydney trying hard to get some work, I traveled through the city night and day. I went from place to place with starvation in my face, And the people said no coloureds are employed. I’m an honest coloured lad and to work I’m not afraid To please you, I’d rather sing or dance. I’d do anything you say if you’d only name the day that you’d only give us coloured lads a chance. I’m an honest coloured lad and to work I’m not afraid To please you, I’d rather sing or dance. I’d do anything you say if you’d only name the day that you’d only give us coloured lads a chance.

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Lagi ni dinyanyikan di Indonesia sebagai lagi Terang Bulan. Kemudian jadi lagu Neri Perak kemudian baru jadi lagu NEGARA KU.

This is how your pronounce the Maori language properly

I love how this reminds me of Betty Boop if she traveled to China.

I grow up with them and they love doing choir's😊❤❤❤❤❤

How do we know if this is actual traditional music of Japan lol

i want more sergio perez music

Interesting. That first track is clearly "Duke Kahanamoku".

Umm. The tune is "Que Sera, Sera," Doris Day's signature song.

A.K.A. Pidgin English Hula

Underground ...trelenomai...

A popular concert piece beloved by Māori and sung by one of our popular opera singers,

Quite an innovative LP for its time, put together by a talented music teacher and group of girls with some delightful unknown little compositions and trending away from the use of the guitar as accompaniment and using instead the percussive sound of the tapping of the poi. The mezzo is an old-girl of this Anglican school; one of seven single-sex schools set up by the various churches in NZ for the education of the sons and daughters of Maoridom.

this is actually pretty good!

This was probably during the Hey day of China's Nationalist party stage in which Western taste greatly influenced music in places like Shanghai and Nanjing. It created the whole 20's 30's roaring 20s esque scene and its honestly beautiful to look back on and see the way the dressed and were. Stephen Chows Kung Fu Hustle paints a good picture of what that era was like!

must be some struggling going on

I'm a teacher librarian in the primary school, so I teach K-6. I am currently teaching Australia as a Nation as part of our History topic. I will give the students (Year 5 & 6) an opportunity to research an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander who has made a contribution to Australia. The last time we did this topic, Jimmy Little was one of the most popular candidates to research. Of course I gave the students a few hints by letting them listen to Royal Telephone. He is just as popular as ever.

Thank you for sharing James.

Love to all friends and family of Frances.

Love and Blessings to all. XX

Where are parts 1-5 and parts 7-69?

*Lyrics* |: Malayan Moon, I sing my lonely song to you; About my love, who broke my heart in two. For he has gone, he sailed away to soon, Now I'm alone with you Malayan Moon, Our love affair, had ended all too soon; I left my heart with you, Malayan Moon. |: Terang bulan, terang di kali Buaya timbul disangka mati Jangan percaya mulut lelaki Berani sumpah takutlah mati |: Our love affair, had ended all too soon; I left my heart with you, Malayan Moon.

thank you for this. My mother used to sing this to we children so long ago and I recall all the words. Got one wrong and made her laugh when we joined in at the end and I sang "sudden seas".

This is metal as fuck.

Can anyone tell me the instruments used?

😢 i can see my father

Isa

radiooooo

Un duo de clarinettes de légende emmèné par un maître

In the C#minor steel guitar tuning - and beautifully played too! I loved this performance.

Great steel playing of this Tahitian classic! Thoroughly enjoyed.

Looks like Ockie next to Harry

Lovely - vocalist like Dorothy Lamour but better in my opinion!

Sounds like crap

My heartfelt thanks for this. So much appreciated. Latu

My heartfelt thanks for this. So much appreciated. Latu

My heartfelt thanks for this. So much appreciated. Latu

My heartfelt thanks for this. So much appreciated. Gratefully yours, Latu.

A 👍 song😉

This is the B side of my 🌹of Honolulu 78 ,👍

A great song😉

Great Rhythms😉

Great Harmonizing😉

Excellent 😉

A Great song😉

A lovely song 😉

Incredible

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