Hoagy Carmichael -- Baltimore Oriole

[@nightowl3619]

Beautiful song. I love George's version.

[@georgehewett6243]

Never heard this one until today, October 25, 2024, and I thank you for the pleasure. I saw the sheet music for sale and was intrigued by the title. I heard a faint strain of "Memphis in June" in this song's melody.

[@timcarroll490]

George Harrison & Hoagy both have great versions of this!

[@wakefieldprog]

The phrasing is stunning. Dramatizes the song. How expressive!

[@RandyTheWildHorse]

I really enjoyed listening to this song.

[@johnvanriper8006]

I first heard this song performed by the great Judy Henske off her album High Flyin' Bird from the '60s. She played a 12-string...

[@peterdavis1638]

How cool can one man be!

[@furadice973]

cooler than 40 below.

[@OdedFriedGaon]

awesome song i learned about from the late great George Harrison, who did a very respectable cover version in a great album!

[@spiritofwoodstock6520]

More than respectable to me. I prefer Harrison's version by far!

[@AlaanPlacenciaTimoteo]

Like si viniste por el gran cover de GEORGE Harrison en SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND...

[@nigelashley1]

beautiful arrangement

[@tieukhavu8832]

But, difficult to understand.

[@Wiredhand3755]

It gets cold some times. Here in Baltimore.

[@majortom4658]

No life for a lady To be draggin her feathers around in the snow Leaving me blue, off she flew . . .

[@soulfoodie1]

George Harrison sent me here- I wonder if Hoagy got his version of this song and knew how highly George regarded him

[@ultimospettacolo]

George sent me too!

[@marceloz7894]

Doesnt he send us places?

[@tieukhavu8832]

Me too

[@phonoplane]

George Harrison recorded it in 1981, the same year Hoagy Carmichael died. He died December 27th, so who knows weather he heard Harrison's version that year.

[@philippecolinge5334]

@@phonoplane George's version was recorded in 1980 and was to be first released on the original version of "Somewhere In England" in the fall of that year. So maybe Hoagy got to hear it after all.

[@VintageMusicFm]

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[@johninman7545]

He was a fave with audiences in the 50's and 60's variety shows in T.V.He but RIVETED us.he was great lover of life and song.this song IS whimsy Hoagy was whimsy.

[@adraak28]

Love this original ver....but george harrison ver is amazing

[@frankm3214]

Schoolhouse Rock brought me here. bob dorough baltimore oriole

[@Oh_I_Will]

Wish GH could have sang a duet with HC…even if it would have taken some studio tricks to make it happen

[@richardmayer1484]

Check out the Bob Dorough version.

[@juanpisalvo_trumpet]

barremeloyo tocalo, temazo

[@archangelraphael1278]

yes.

[@inframundo1919]

Is this jazz?

[@johninman7545]

Sharing this'cuse it's in the news

[@frommetoyou1981]

Check out George Harrisons version of this and Hoagys "Hong kong blues"......

[@margaritarojas4748]

Esta canción es dolorosa como La casa del sol naciente

[@ultimospettacolo]

Year of this recording?

[@henlyman1]

1942 was the year that it was written. Not sure of when it was recorded. Try Wikipedia.

[@jordyn_gc1788]

i rlly love hogay carmichael but george did outdo him with baltimore oriole & hong kong blues

[@fredrictengstrom5646]

a VERY FINE RUNE AN TEXT.m LATE WIFE AN M DAD LUVED IT.i CANT TAKE ITsHALöM

[@JAG312]

I prefer the version by Judy Henske.

[@pinkdotcom]

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