Little Coquette - Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

Little Coquette : From the mid 1950's Carmen Lombardo sings Little Coquette.He also wrote the song and it was one of their biggest hits.

[@mariaesthermarmolbautista1294]

Esta canción me recuerda a Calixto y Mimosa en la novela el clavel y la rosa🌹🌷😍😍♥️♥️

[@romerofiilho]

Helo? Holla?

[@mariaesthermarmolbautista1294]

@@romerofiilho Hola! 🙋🏽‍♀️

[@carltriangolo1384]

One of Carmen’s first hits.He really was an underrated composer.Of course I suppose Boo Hoo was his biggest hit but my personal favorite was Seems Like Old Times.What a great band!The passing of a wonderful era that I guess may never come again.Well,mayby in a hundred years or so.What a shame!

[@PedroLucas93MG]

Calisto e Mimosa!

[@HermanDeRycke]

grateful that the world can enjoy this wonderful recording, just fantastic

[@brucetaylor5917]

The Guy Lombardo sax players had vibrato you could hang a coat on.

[@thomastimlin1724]

They sound like their playing while standing on one of those old exercise belts they used to use back in the day lol

[@joaoaurelio1534]

I simply go nuts on this music..!! It gets stuck on your head and it's the loveliest thing ever

[@pgh45rpms]

This looks like it was filmed for Guy Lombardo's syndicated tv show that aired 1954-56.

[@armandobruno2256]

Belissima lembrança. Musica eterna; obrigado

[@cesarchumbiauca9094]

Me encanta esta canción.

[@451davidb]

The little girl? Guy himself tells us who she is in the original 1955 TV programme. She was no relation. Her name is Diane Wheeler, sitting with her mother and father. Apparently she had asked Carmen to sing one of his songs. This was what he chose for her.

[@Tipledan]

I'm so very grateful to Mr. Stereo for uploading all this music and the fine effort he has made that will surely help keep the music alive and well.

[@packingten]

We have this on a PBS performance. My Wife always cracks up when Guy announces this song it sounds like he say "Little Coke Head"...LOL.....

[@thefabulousmark]

Such sophistication!

[@bennyjazzful]

WOW Brilliant clip of one of the best bands playing a real gem

[@claricetavares8743]

Velhos tempos so saudades né

[@brentg3707]

so lovely

[@hallson2917]

Great music ❣

[@bellini7verdi]

este sonido es especial.......lo llevo dentro de mi desde la primera vez que lo oi.....se ha quedado grabado a fuego en mi mente......es como si el mundo de repente fuera mas gracil...fresco.....y como si los sueños se mecieran en el deseo de ser feliz siempre

[@alibabavejuco7582]

...grácil...frágil 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@l.miseschick4733]

El clavel y la rosa, Mimosa y Calixto.

[@bryansmith958]

I like the version done with Carmen Lombardo and Grady Martin.

[@joeok8641]

Thanks a fun song & film clip...so much different than the Fats Domino version i have known for years! Understated perfection..

[@James_Bowie]

1950s???? "Coquette" is a 1928 fox trot jazz standard. It was composed by Johnny Green and Carmen Lombardo, with lyrics by Gus Kahn.

[@acostasani]

Amo esta canción!!!!!

[@mariadiva9074]

🎶🎶🎶💋😘Á eu e meu amor dançáva esta musica, Coquette ,el3 dissia que o pai dele me chamava de Coquette,pra nos era um elojio .á jente éra mesmo muitos alegres á era muito amor ...💋💋💋🎶

[@thegroupharmonyalley]

This is lovely. Nice. Civil...compared to the various kinds of music I'm used to listening to :-) Christine Vitale The Group Harmony Alley 89.1/FM - WFDU - Teaneck, NJ Sundays 7pm to 10pm EASTERN and streaming live on the web

[@vanrooyen100]

What magic!!

[@thomastimlin1724]

Tuba Skinny of New Orleans is now doing this song on tour...

[@loungepianoman]

Another great song written and sung by Carmen is "Little Red Cabin" great song but can never find it.....if anyone can, please post it ....you wont be sorry.

[@luziabernardes1362]

Obrigado a quem postou esta musica!! Mi tocou a alma e o coração ❣

[@MisterStereo]

@mattjh192 My thought is that it was in the early '50s . They were quite popular, with their LombardoLand radio broacasts prior to TV. There were, as you probably know, many big bands during that era, so I can only conclude that they were not "corny". . If they were "corny", the other Big Bands must have been also. Anyways, good music and Enjoy eh!!

[@TheDrummer51]

I think this would be called a "Foxtrot" although the meter is slow. The recording quality is 40's or later but the arrangement is much earlier, with the instrumental coming first and the vocal second.

[@JohnVondruska-ed4tf]

the original!

[@renata3908]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@MisterStereo]

@emmthreejonny It does!

[@MisterStereo]

@mattjh192 Yes, Satchmo did like them. I was not aware of the Jazz-Lombardo problem. I have read somewhere that some films for their TV show were made in the early '50s. It would be interesting to know the exact dates as there is little info on the web about this matter. Lloyd.

[@LostRanger87]

Harry Stewart Jr. brought me here

[@semitas777]

ITS BIG BAND SWING OR JAZZ ITS OF THE BIG AGE BIG BAND THIS THEME ITS LITTLE COQUET LIKE GUY LOMBARDO AND HIS ORCHESTRA LIKE THE AGE OF FORTYS SEE YOU BYE

[@mariadiva9074]

🎶🎶🎶💕😘🎶Á que saudae de momentos que eu e o DÉCIO dánçsava

[@claricetavares8743]

Boa Noite

[@lucases36]

Calixto tratando de besar a la señora Mimosa :v

[@jourwalis-8875]

No stereo here..........

[@elliotudell164]

Was that little girl in the scene, his daughter?

[@mushmorant9253]

Probably an actor. This was a regular series of the very early 1950s with each episode showcasing the band, its music and a featured musical guest. To my knowledge, none of the episodes showed actual public engagements-- i.e. all of the dancers and audience were actors or extras.

[@cuppajoe1]

Like this version? Try Fats Domino for the soulful version.

[@sdidovich1]

when new years eve was still new years eve

[@frankp4]

What kind of music is this ?

[@richardpettit5033]

A gangster kill somebody in front of Guy Lombardo Royal Canadian when they were playing on stage

[@homozaur]

Any reason that the girl is at best 12 years old? I understand the concept of the coquette, however I thought that the coquette was a woman who flirted girlishly and wasn't actually a young girl.