Great Old Forgotten Music (115)
I remember this one as a smaller kid than I am now
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Brannigan70: I remember this one as a smaller kid than I am now
Thank you for that, I found myself singing along 
I'm sure it's not him but it reminds me of Lonnie Donegan. Speaking of Lonnie Donegan, here's the ORIGINAL and best release of Rock Island Line.
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sorry cant remember how to post the video itself..
Doris Day, Ca sera sera, whatever will be will be...
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This is one of those rare recording that come along once in a while out of left field that zoom right to the top of the charts in every corner of the globe, and everybody and his brother can't wait to make a cover of it but NONE of them have the raw appeal of the original. No matter how they clean it up, add orchestration or big names to it, they all fall by the wayside.
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I like any songs by Vera Lynn. What a lovely voice she has. So few young people even remember her and how she brought our world through it's darkest days.
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chemistrymajor: I like any songs by Vera Lynn. What a lovely voice she has. So few young people even remember her and how she brought our world through it's darkest days.
Vera Lynn had the perfect voice for the songs she sang.When I was a teenager, one of the girls in the crowd, Ann Bretten lost her mother to some illness and the last thing she said before she died was Auf Wiederseh'n (til I see you again). Ann couldn't hear those words without breaking out in tears. I grew up in a German neighborhood in NY so people said Auf Wiederseh'n all the time.
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ooby_dooby: Thank you for that, I found myself singing along
I'm sure it's not him but it reminds me of Lonnie Donegan. Speaking of Lonnie Donegan, here's the ORIGINAL and best release of Rock Island Line.
Yeah I also remember doing same . It's just one of those that catches you unawares and you realise you're singing along to it I'm sure it's not him but it reminds me of Lonnie Donegan. Speaking of Lonnie Donegan, here's the ORIGINAL and best release of Rock Island Line.
No worries , nobody heard ye
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Thanks again ooby for a great thread!
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Oregongold:
sorry cant remember how to post the video itself..
Doris Day, Ca sera sera, whatever will be will be...
Fixed! sorry cant remember how to post the video itself..
Doris Day, Ca sera sera, whatever will be will be...
from the Movie."The Man Who Knew Too Much".
The Man Who Knew Too Much is a 1956 suspense thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, starring James Stewart and Doris Day.
damn,I was just fifteen then when that Movie played!
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Roger Miller, Little Green Apples
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James Carr- Freedom Train
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Long before Bollywood,....
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The late great Barney McKenna , master banjo player from 'The Dubliners' 
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The Dubliners/Barney , A Comical Genius .
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Liam Clancy - Band Played Waltzing Matilda (originally by Eric Bogle)
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I am a sailor, you're my first mate
We signed on together, we coupled our fate
Hauled up our anchor, determined not to fail
For the hearts treasure, together we set sail
With no maps to guide us we steered our own course
Rode out the storms when the winds were gale force
Sat out the doldrums in patience and hope
Working together we learned how to cope
Chorus:
Life is an ocean and love is a boat
In troubled water that keeps us afloat
When we started the voyage, there was just me and you
Now gathered round us, we have our own crew
Together we're in this relationship
We built it with care to last the whole trip
Our true destination's not marked on any charts
We're navigating to the shores of the heart
Chorus 2x
Category
Music
Licence
Standard YouTube Licence
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Perry Como with Ted Weems Orch -I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now-1939
Sugartime - The McGuire Sisters and Perry Como
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One of the lesser known Billie Holiday recordings but possibly her best. Notice how unhurried the introduction is by Teddy Wilson on piano, how he sets the mood for the song. This is truly an inspired blending of talent.