2016/02/02
素晴らしい眺望で人気のタワーマンションだが、良いことばかりではないようだ。カナダの研究グループは、マンションの高層階に住む人は低層階に住む人に比べ、心筋梗塞などで心臓が止まった後に生き延びる割合が低いとする研究結果を、１月１８日発行のカナダ医師会誌「ＣＭＡＪ」（電子版）に報告した。心停止で病院に運ばれ、生きて退院できた割合は、１～２階の４・２％に対して１６階以上で０・９％、２５階以上ではゼロだったという。＜【健百】高層階の住人に多い心臓停止死、25階以上は生存率ゼロ あなたの健康百科 より一部引用＞
http://kenko100.jp/articles/160202003774/
2016/01/29
限界マンション問題！より深刻なタワーマンション
（中略）
タワーマンションは、当面は、大規模修繕の方式を確立することが課題であるが、やがて来る建て替え来る建て替えや解体の問題は、区分所有者数が多い上、巨額の解体費用を要することから、通常のマンション以上に深刻になる。
http://blogos.com/article/157591/
その点、土地付き一戸建てなら資金さえあれば建て替え自由。
でもおれはやっぱりマンション派だな。
以下、「タワーマンション」を含む投稿。
- 八王子 七割棄権の アホの町。もう一度言うぞ、はちおうじー、ななわりィーきけんのォー…… register movement 第四部
- 不如意、十六夜、白居易、バス酔い、寝待の宵、サノヨイヨイと register movement 第四部
- 実は１０億相続するんだけど、ちょっと手伝ってくれない？ register movement 第四部
- ＮＧだのピーカンだのはカツドウ屋の隠語 register movement 第四部
- 腰にきたのダ register movement Part3
- 月額家賃５５万円～２９２万円 register movement Part3
- 十二階での神経衰弱 register movement Part3
- 斬り捨て御免を制度化 register movement Part3
- ゴムボートで帰国した国家公務員 register movement Part3
- 藤圭子死去 register movement Part3
- 液状化だったり流動化だったり register movement Part3
- １兆円の税金投入で民間会社と株主を救済 續 more register movement
- 浦安はただいま三割安？ more register movement
2016/01/20
そもそも老眼とは、４０代前後ではじまる目の老化現象のこと。ピントを合わせるための調節力が衰え、手元の文字などが見づらくなるだけでなく、頭痛や肩こりの原因にもなります。
スマートフォンによる目の酷使から生じる「スマホ老眼」は、２０、３０代であっても老眼の症状を引き起こし、症状に悩む人はスマートフォンの利用率と比例して増えつつあるそうです。
http://japanese.engadget.com/2016/01/20/smartphone-eye/
スマホやパソコンで近眼になるんなら分かるけど、老眼？ なして？
最近は若くても老眼になる人が増えているようです。スマホやパソコンの使用中には意識して目を休めること、マッサージなどでの血行促進や、目薬の利用、定期的な眼科の受診などが進行を遅らせる助けになります。
『老眼は加齢による毛様体の筋肉低下が原因で、ピント調節ができなくなり、遠くのものや近くの物を見るときに、ぼやけて見えることが特徴ですが、最近はパソコンや携帯の使用によって、ドライアイや眼精疲労のため、若い世代でも老眼の症状がある方が増えています。（看護師）』
http://news.mynavi.jp/news/2016/01/24/316/
すでに老眼の者はもっと進むってことか？
Cyd and Cheri – I’m Looking For Blue Eyes
The Merry Macs – Close Your Eyes（Cha Cha）
Everett Mills, Bumps Blackwell’s Orchestra & Chorus - Close Your Eyes
Clay Robbins – Angel Lips and Devil Eyes（1960）
３度目の引用。
The Blue Diamonds – Pretty Blue Eyes（1960）
The Premiers – Pigtails Eyes Are Blue（1960）
２度目の引用。
The Georgettes – A Pair Of Eyes（1960）
Conway Twitty – Pretty Eyed Baby（1960）
Bobby Comstock And The Counts – Your Big Brown Eyes（1960/11）
Jesse Belvin – Angel Eyes（1960）
Ray Smith – Blonde Hair Blue Eyes（1960/10）
２度目の引用。
The Belmonts – In My Baby’s Eyes
Emile Ford and The Checkmates – What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?（UK:1959/10）
１９１７年のヒット曲をカバー。
UK Chart Peak: 1
Sax Kari – Goldie The Green Eyed Octopus（1959）
２度目の引用。
Cookie Carr y su Conjunto – Aquellos Ojos Verdes（Green Eyes）（1959）
Ronnie Deauville – Blame Your Eyes（1959）
２度目の引用。
Buddy & Brik – Misty Eyes（1959）
Bobby Baker – Baby Blue Eyes（1959）
Ray Vernon – Pretty Blue Eyes（1959）
Steve Lawrence – Pretty Blue Eyes（1959）恋のブルー・アイズ
Gene Bua – Blue-Eyed Darlin’（1959）
いきなりダイアナかと思った。
The Flamingos – I Only Have Eyes For You（1959/04）
２度目の引用。
Alan Dale – Love Eyes（1958/11）
The Redjacks – Big Brown Eyes（1958）
Bobby Hamilton – Crazy Eyes for You（1958/05）
Johnny Tillotson – Dreamy Eyes（1958/09, 1961/11）
ジョニー・ティロットソン – ドリーミー・アイズ／夢見る瞳
Composer: J. Tillotson
２度目の引用。
1962 Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 35, Cash Box 46, Music Vendor 47
In the autumn of 1958 this had become Johnny’s first charted single, but it achieved greater national popularity when reissued more than three years later.
Orlando Cachaito López – Your Blue Eyes
Charlie Gracie – Wanderin’ Eyes（1957）
Abbe Lane With Tito Puente And His Orchestra – Green Eyes
from the album “Be Mine Tonight”（1957）
Chuck Berry, Robert Cray – Brown Eyed Handsome Man（live）
The Four Preps – Dreamy Eyes（1956/10/29）
orchestra conducted by Van Alexander
Though the group’s first release never made it into the upper half of the weekly Top 100 listings, it had success in various regions and remained nationally charted for 12 weeks.
Chuck Berry – Brown Eyed Handsome Man（1956）
Billboard R&B Chart Peak: 5
Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme -（Close Your Eyes）Take A Deep Breath（1955/04）
The Ravens – Green Eyes（1955）
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – Green Eyes
Jimmy Smith – Those Sparkling Eyes Of Yours（1953/02）
SP盤 “Don’t Apologize” のＢ面。
Patti Page – My Jealous Eyes（1953/01）
orchestra conducted by Jack Rael
シングル “The Doggie In The Window” のＢ面。
２度目の引用。
Perry Como with The Ramblers – Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes （1952/11）
orchestra conducted by Hugo Winterhalter
２度目の引用。
Gisele MacKenzie – Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes（1952/10）
orchestra conducted by Buddy Cole
Billboard Chart Peaks: 11 （Radio Airplay）, 18 （Juke Box Play）
２度目の引用。
Slim Willet with The Brush Cutters – Don’t Let The Stars（Get In Your Eyes）（1952/09）
２度目の引用。
1st Recording Of “Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes”
There were no fewer than four different versions of this song spending time in Billboard’s weekly C&W top 10 listings during late’52 or early’53. Its composer Willet reached #1 with this posted track, while Perry Como enjoyed one of the biggest hits of his long career with the ‘pop’ version
Rafael Méndez – Dark Eyes（1952）
Jo Stafford and Frankie Laine – Pretty Eyed Baby（1951/05/14）
orchestra conducted by Paul Weston
Rosemary Clooney – Beautiful Brown Eyes（1951/02/26）
orchestra conducted by Mitch Miller
Jimmy Wakely and the Les Baxter Chorus – Beautiful Brown Eyes（1951/02）
with Orchestra
Ruth Brown – Teardrops From My Eyes（1951/01）
２度目の引用。
produced by Ahmet Ertegun & Herb Abramson
recorded in NYC September 1950
Atlantic Records was sometimes referred to as “The House That Ruth Built,” and the legendary R&B label’s first major star spent an impressive 25 weeks on the Billboard chart with this bouncy track, 11 of them in the #1 spot.
Art Mooney and his Orchestra – Beautiful Eyes（1949）
vocal by ensemble
ndar year 1949 （some were recorded in 1948）.
Evelyn Knight and The Stardusters – Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes（1949）
２度目の引用。
Eddy Howard and his Orchestra – Yes, Yes, In Your Eyes（1949）
vocal by Eddy Howard and Trio
“Eyes” に “Yes” が含まれてると、たった今 気がついた。
The Stardusters – I Don’t See Me In Your Eyes Anymore（1949）
orchestra conducted by Gordon Jenkins
２度目の引用。
Perry Como – I Don’t See Me In Your Eyes Anymore（1949）
orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres
２度目の引用。
Art Lund – Hair Of Gold, Eyes Of Blue（1948）
with The Crew Chiefs and The Harmonica Gentlemen
２度目の引用。
A 1948’recording ban’ hit, using only’union-approved’ musical instruments. Gordon MacRae had the most successful version.
* During the nearly year-long strike by James C. Petrillo’s American Federation of Musicians, new vocal recordings for commercial release could be produced only as a cappella （all vocal…no instruments） or using such lesser,’union-approved’ tools as harmonicas, ukuleles, and toy xylophones.
Gordon MacRae and The Starlighters – Hair Of Gold, Eyes Of Blue（1948）
２度目の引用。
* During the nearly year-long strike by James C. Petrillo’s American Federation of Musicians, new vocal recordings for commercial release could be produced only as a cappella （all vocal…no instruments） or using such lesser, ‘union-approved’ tools as harmonicas, ukuleles and toy xylophones.
Freddy Gardner with Peter Yorke and his Concert Orchestra – I Only Have Eyes For You（1948）
recorded April 29, 1948
Jerry & Sky – Sparkling Brown Eyes（1947）
Andy Russell – I’ll Close My Eyes（1947）
orchestra conducted by Paul Weston
Ray Anthony and his Orchestra – I’ll Close My Eyes（1946）
vocal: Bill Johnson
Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys – Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain（1945）
1st Recording Of “Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain”
This original version of the Fred Rose country standard wasn’t issued by Columbia until 1947 （Elton Britt’s 1946 recording was released earlier）, and it’s Willie Nelson’s #1 country hit of 1975 that most people remember today
Les Paul and his Trio – Dark Eyes（1945）
Milt Raskin,piano
Clint Nordquist, string bass
recorded in Los Angeles December 14, 1944
The Merry Macs – Pretty Kitty Blue Eyes（1944）
with Orchestra
２度目の引用。
Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra – Star Eyes（1944）
vocal: Bob Eberly and Kitty Kallen
Mitchell Ayres and his Fashions-in-Music – The Boy With The Wistful Eyes（1941）
vocal: Meredith Blake
２度目の引用。
This Don Raye-Gene de Paul tune was performed onscreen by Martha Raye and Carol Bruce in the Abbott & Costello film “Keep ‘Em Flying.”
Gene Krupa and his Orchestra – Green Eyes（1941）
vocal: Anita O’Day and Howard Du Lany
recorded in NYC May 8, 1941
Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra – Green Eyes（1941）
vocal: Bob Eberly and Helen O’Connell
Xavier Cugat and his Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra – Green Eyes（1940 version）
vocal by Orchestra
The Spanish-language “Aquellos Ojos Verdes” dates back to 1929 （with English lyrics added in 1931）, but it wasn’t until the early’40s that the song became a major hit in the U.S. This was the first of several commercially recorded versions of the tune that Cugat would make for various labels over the years.
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – I’ve Got My Eyes On You（1940）
vocal: Allan DeWitt
Bob Crosby and his Orchestra – I’ve Got My Eyes On You（1940）
vocal: Marion Mann
Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell, and George Murphy headlined the cast of MGM’s delightful “Broadway Melody Of 1940,” which featured this and several other Cole Porter tunes, old and new.
Richard Himber and his Orchestra – I’ve Got My Eyes On You（1940）
vocal: Marion Shaw
Marion Shaw （who does not sound all that dissimilar to Les Brown vocalist “Miriam Shaw”） vocalizes this pleasant swingy Himber treatment of the Cole Porter song from MGM’s delightful “Broadway Melody Of 1940,” which starred Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell & George Murphy and featured this and several other Porter tunes, old and new.
Les Brown and his Orchestra – I’ve Got My Eyes On You（1940）
vocal: Herb Muse
This and several other Cole Porter tunes were featured in MGM’s delightful “Broadway Melody Of 1940,” which starred Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell, and George Murphy. For Tommy Dorsey’s popular recording
Artie Shaw っand his Orchestra – I’ve Got My Eye On You（1939/10/26 RCA Victor release version）
broadcast October 26, 1939
The posted title is correct with its singular “Eye,” not to be confused with the better-known Cole Porter hit from “Broadway Melody Of 1940,” “I’ve Got My Eyes On You,” which would be recorded by several major artists only weeks after this October Shaw broadcast from the Café Rouge.
Though Porter was erroneously given label composer credit on this RCA Victor LP/EP set “Artie Shaw: In The Blue Room-In The Café Rouge,” the song was actually written by Bickley （”Bix”） Reichner and Clay Boland. Also posted to the channel from the Shaw aircheck album are “Maria, My Own” and “Sweet Sue–Just You.”
Kay Kyser and his Orchestra – Ma, She’s Making Eyes At Me（1940）
vocal: Sully Mason
Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra -（Gotta Get Some）Shut Eye（1939）
vocal: Pee Wee Hunt
The song was also available in a popular version by the Kay Kyser band.
Kay Kyser and his Orchestra – Gotta Get Some Shut-Eye（1939）
vocal: Harry Babbitt
Bing Crosby – I Have Eyes（1939）
orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter
Artie Shaw and his Orchestra – I Have Eyes（1938）
vocal: Helen Forrest
This 78 was Helen’s debut release with the Shaw band…one of a handful of Robin & Rainger songs written for the Bing Crosby film “Paris Honeymoon.”
Ben Pollack and his Orchestra – There’s Rain In My Eyes（1938）
vocal: Paula Gayle
The flip side is “You’ll Be Reminded Of Me” Though his star had faded by the time these posted 1938 tracks were laid down for Decca, drummer Pollack is remembered as an important figure in music during the late 20s and early 30s when his band included such young hopefuls as Goodman, Miller, Teagarden, and Rodin.
Arthur Smith Trio – Beautiful Brown Eyes（1937）
recorded August 3, 1937
This was not the famed Arthur “Guitar Boogie” Smith, but an earlier musician known as Fiddlin’ Arthur Smith, who performed for a time with country music pioneers Alton and Rabon Delmore （aka The Delmore Brothers） as the Arthur Smith trio. Smith and Alton Delmore wrote and first recorded this waltz which would emerge years later in 1951 as both a country and mainstream ‘pop’ song hit for both Jimmy Wakely and Rosemary Clooney, though with a slight lyric change to cut back on the alcohol references.
Mal Hallett and his Orchestra – Easy On The Eyes（1937）
vocal: Buddy Welcome
One of the Sam Coslow songs from “Turn Off The Moon,” an obscure Paramount comedy starring Charlie Ruggles that included some singing by both Kenny Baker and Phil Harris.
Dolly Dawn and her Dawn Patrol – I’ve Got Rain In My Eyes（1937）
vocal: Dolly Dawn
recorded in NYC March 4, 1937
This March 1937 session brought to a close the band’s four-year association with the Bluebird label. Hall would add The Four Modernaires to his vocal roster and record his next sides for Variety later in the month.
Bing Crosby – The Moon Got In My Eyes（1937）
from film musical “Double Or Nothing”
orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter
２度目の引用。
One of two posted Bing hits （a #3 “Hit Parade” song） from his film musical “Double Or Nothing,” which co-starred Martha Raye, Andy Devine and Mary Carlisle. See also “It’s The Natural Thing To Do,”
Dolly Dawn and her Dawn Patrol – A Treat For The Eyes（1936）
vocal: Dolly Dawn and Johnny McKeever
recorded in NYC December 1, 1936
The song was featured in the Republic Pictures musical “Happy Go Lucky,” which starred Phil Regan and Evelyn Venable.
Billy Cotton and His Band – Keep A Twinkle In Your Eye（1936）
vocal: Alan Breeze
A Johnny Mercer-Rube Bloom tune performed onstage by The Nicholas Brothers in Lew Leslie’s London-based revue “Blackbirds of 1936.”
Joe Haymes and his Orchestra – You Can’t Pull The Wool Over My Eyes（1936）
vocal: Cliff Weston
Other posted versions of this #2 “Your Hit Parade” song include Benny Goodman/Helen Ward and George Hall/Dolly Dawn
Dolly Dawn and Her Dawn Patrol – You Can’t Pull The Wool Over My Eyes（1936）
（George Hall and his Hotel Taft Orchestra）
vocal: Dolly Dawn
The song reached as high as #2 on radio’s weekly “Your Hit Parade” countdown with Benny Goodman’s version the sales leader. This was one of the George Hall releases where top label credit was shown as Dolly Dawn and Her Dawn Patrol.
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – You Can’t Pull The Wool Over My Eyes（1936）
vocal: Helen Ward
２度目の引用。
The song reached as high as #2 on radio’s weekly “Your Hit Parade” countdown with Benny’s version the sales leader.
Jacques Renard – I’d Rather Listen To Your Eyes（1935）
vocal: Smith Ballew
「私はむしろ瞳に尋ねるでしょう」の意。「兄弟仁義」を連想した（笑）
Larry Bradford Orchestra – I’d Rather Listen To Your Eyes（1935）
（Richard Himber）
vocal: Stan Abbott （Stuart Allen）
A Dick Powell number from the film “Shipmates Forever,” the tune is also posted to this channel in recordings by Jacques Renard and Phil Harris
This is one of eight posted tracks recorded In 1935 by the Richard Himber orchestra that were never issued for consumer purchase but were distributed to radio stations on 33 1/3 Western Electric transcription discs for broadcast use.
As pseudonyms were commonly used on such media by artists who were currently under contract to a commercial record label, Richard Himber and vocalist Stuart Allen were identified on the disc label as “Larry Bradford” and “Stan Abbott.”
See also: Love Is Sweeping The Country, Hunkadola, , I’d Love To Take Orders From You, Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle, What A Wonderful World, and Will Love Find A Way
Enric Madriguera and his Orchestra – I’d Rather Listen To Your Eyes（1935）
vocal: Tony Sacco
Posting this and “I’d Love To Take Orders From You”, two Dick Powell numbers from the film “Shipmates Forever.” Versions of “I’d Rather Listen To Your Eyes” by Jacques Renard Richard Himbe and Phil Harris are also available on this channel.
Phil Harris’ Orchestra – I’d Rather Listen To Your Eyes（1935）
vocal: Phil Harris
Included in Phil’s lone session for Decca, this Dubin & Warren song was introduced on-screen by Dick Powell in “Shipmates Forever.” See also the version by Jacques Renard/Smith Ballew
Jacques Renard and his Orchestra – I’d Rather Listen To Your Eyes（1935）
vocal: Smith Ballew
A Dubin & Warren song introduced on-screen by Dick Powell in “Shipmates Forever.” The documented commercial recording career of bandleader Renard, which had begun in 1921, ended with this final Columbia session in late summer 1935…though he would continue to conduct the studio orchestra on various radio programs for the remainder of the decade.
Freddy Martin and his Orchestra – I Couldn’t Believe My Eyes（1935）
vocal: Elmer Feldkamp
２度目の引用。
A #5 “Hit Parade” song
Rudy Vallée and his Connecticut Yankees – I Couldn’t Believe My Eyes（1935）
vocal: Rudy Vallée
２度目の引用。
The flip side is “His Majesty, The Baby”
Lys Gauty – J’aime tws grands yeux（1934）あなたの眼が好きなの
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Enoch Light & The Light Brigade – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1959/05）
インスト。
２度目の引用。
Patti Page’s 1959 remake version of her 1950 hit was charting （higher） at the same time as this instrumental
Patti Page – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1959/07 version）
orchestra conducted by Vic Schoen
２度目の引用。
As Tommy Edwards was riding a new wave of popularity by updating his early-1950s hits with new ‘souped-up’ arrangements （”It’s All In The Game” “Please Mr. Sun” “Morningside Of The Mountain”）, Patti was one of several other artists who briefly attempted the same trick. As with her well-known 1950 hit
Patti Page Quartet – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1950 her original version）
voices by Patti Page, Patti Page, Patti Page, Patti Page
一人四重唱。
２度目の引用。
Though now most commonly associated with Patti, “With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming” had originated years earlier in the now-obscure Jack Oakie-Ben Bernie musical film “Shoot The Works” and enjoyed a measure of success via several 1934 recordings.
Lew Stone and his Band（At the Monseigneur Restaurant, London）- With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1934）
vocal: Al Bowlly
２度目の引用。
The British-release label shown here reflects the renamed UK title （”Thank Your Stars”） for the American film “Shoot The Works,” in which this popular hit first appeared. The Paramount musical starred Jack Oakie and Ben Bernie.
Will Osborne and his Orchestra – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1934）
vocal: Will Osborne
２度目の引用。
Though now most commonly associated with the early career of Patti Page, this ballad from the now-obscure Jack Oakie-Ben Bernie musical film “Shoot The Works” enjoyed a measure of success via several 1934 recordings, including Leo Reisman and Isham Jones
Leo Reisman and His Orchestra – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1934）
vocal: George Beuler
２度目の引用。
Though now most commonly associated with the early career of Patti Page, this ballad from the now-obscure Jack Oakie-Ben Bernie musical film “Shoot The Works” enjoyed a measure of success via several 1934 recordings…Reisman, Isham Jones, and Ruth Etting among them.
Ted Hanson and his Normandie Orchestra – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1934）
vocal: George Gould
２度目の引用。
The British-release label shown here reflects the renamed UK title （”Thank Your Stars”） for the American film “Shoot The Works,” in which this popular hit first appeared. This is one of six documented tracks by the band of “Ted” Hanson （actually trumpeter James “Jimmy” Hanson）, all recorded during his lone Bluebird session as bandleader. Some other posted versions of this familiar ballad include:
Ruth Etting – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1934）
２度目の引用。
Though commonly associated with the early career of Patti Page, this ballad from the now-obscure Jack Oakie-Ben Bernie musical film “Shoot The Works” enjoyed a measure of success via several 1934 recordings.
Isham Jones and his Orchestra – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1934）
vocal: Joe Martin
２度目の引用。
Though now most commonly associated with the early career of Patti Page, this ballad from the now-obscure Jack Oakie-Ben Bernie musical film “Shoot The Works” enjoyed a measure of success via several 1934 recordings.
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Don Bestor and his Orchestra – I’ll Close My Eyes To Everyone Else（If You’ll Open Your Heart To Me）（1934）
vocal: Neil Buckley
The session that produced this Bestor hit wrapped up his nine-year association with the Victor company, though he would return for a single Bluebird date in 1937 following some time over at Brunswick.
Abe Lyman and his California Orchestra – I’ll Close My Eyes To Everyone Else（If You’ll Open Your Heart To Me）（1934）
vocal: Louis Rapp（のちの Barry Wood）
２度目の引用。
This was the first Lyman track recorded with vocalist Louis Rapp, younger brother of bandleader Barney Rapp and later known as Barry Wood when he recorded for Victor and appeared on “Your Hit Parade” and on his own NBC radio show. The flip side is “I’m Just That Way”.
Ambrose and his Orchestra（At the Embassy Club, London）- I Only Have Eyes For You（1934）
vocal: Sam Browne
The long-enduring Harry Warren-Al Dubin song hit was introduced on-screen by Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler in the Busby Berkely musical “Dames.”
Totem Lodge Orchestra – I Only Have Eyes For You（1934）
vocal: Dick Robertson
Both this and the flip side “Try To See It My Way” were songs performed on-screen by Dick Powell in the Busby Berkely musical “Dames.” The DAHR shows this session’s “director” as Eli Oberstein and the Totem Lodge Orchestra as a “pseudonym for Tom Berwick Orchestra.”
Anson Weeks and his Orchestra – I Only Have Eyes For You（1934）
vocal: Kay St. Germain
The big song hit from “Dames.” Listen here for versions by Eddy Duchin and Ben Selvin
Ben Selvin and his Orchestra – I Only Have Eyes For You（1934）
vocal: Phillips
The Harry Warren-Al Dubin hit from “Dames” was one of four tracks recorded by the Selvin band during its final regular commercial session for Columbia Records.
Eddy Duchin and his Orchestra – I Only Have Eyes For You（1934）
vocal: Lew Sherwood
この心理の裏返しが谷崎の春琴抄なのかも。
Another popular version of the Harry Warren-Al Dubin song hit performed on-screen by Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler in the Busby Berkely musical “Dames.”
Ruby Keeler And Dick Powell – I Only Have Eyes For You 瞳は君ゆえに
Eddie Jackson & his Orchestra – I Only Have Eyes For You（1934）
Freddy Martin as “Eddie Jackson”
vocal: Smith Ballew
from the movie “Dames”（1934）泥酔夢
1st Recording Of “I Only Have Eyes For You”
This enduring standard by Harry Warren and Al Dubin was not only a major 1934 song hit when performed on-screen by Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler in the Busby Berkely musical “Dames,” but was also famously revived 25 years later by The Flamingos.
Bandleader Freddy Martin was a busy guy throughout 1933 and 1934, conducting scores of recording sessions for 78rpm release on Brunswick （under his own name） and the various ARC labels （under a series of pseudonyms, such as ‘Eddie Jackson’）.
Mark Fisher & his Edgewater Beach Hotel Orchestra – Black-Eyed Susan Brown（1933）
vocal: Mark Fisher
２度目の引用。
The flip side is “Lovey”. Johnson-Shirley ADBORAF lists four commercial sessions by Mark Fisher between 1931 and 1933 that qualify as’dance band’ dates. The name “Mark Fisher” was also used as a pseudonym on various recordings by Victor Young, Jacques Renard, Milt Shaw, and the ARC Studio Orchestra that were issued on the Embassy, Melotone, and Panachord labels.
Bob Causer and His Cornellians – You’ll Get By（With The Twinkle In Your Eye）（1932）
vocal: Dick Robertson
This and the flip side “More Beautiful Than Ever” are performed by the regular ARC Studio Orchestra and label-credited to’Bob Causer.’ Though New York State arranger-bandleader Causer is not known to have released any recordings of his own, that name was frequently used as a pseudonym on various ARC issues, many of them led by Freddy Martin.
Don Azpiazu and His Havana Casino Orchestra – Green Eyes（Aquellos Ojos Verdes）（1931）
vocal: Chick Bullock
1st（English-Language）Recording Of “Green Eyes”
The Spanish-language tune “Aquellos Ojos Verdes” dates back to 1929 but with these English lyrics added in 1931. It wasn’t until ten years later that the song achieved wide mainstream recognition via the top-selling 1941 Jimmy Dorsey hit （with its lyrics altered somewhat）
Casa Loma Orchestra – Just A Blue-Eyed Blonde（1931）
vocal: Pee Wee Hunt
２度目の引用。
The flip side is “I Wanna Sing About You”.
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Tony Bennett – When I Look In Your Eyes
from the album “Tony Bennett’s Something”（1970）
Lainie Kazan – When I Look In Your Eyes（1968/01）
シングル “Sunny” のＢ面。
from the album “Love Is Lainie”（1968）
シングル “Sunny” のＢ面。
Claudine Longet – When I Look In Your Eyes
クローディーヌ・ロンジェ – ホエン・アイ・ルック・イン・ユア・アイズ
クロディーヌ・ロンジェ
from the album “Love Is Blue”（1968）恋はみずいろ
Nancy Wilson – When I Look in Your Eyes
from the album “Easy”（1968）
Wally Edwards and his Orchestra – When I Look In Your Eyes（1931）
vocal: Wally Edwards
recorded in NYC March 26, 1931
Ed Kirkeby as Wally Edwards and his Orchestra
Elmer Feldkamp as Wally Edwards
‘Wally Edwards’ was one of the pseudonyms used on record by bandleader-vocalist-organizer Wallace T. “Ed” Kirkeby, also remembered as manager of the California Ramblers and Fats Waller.
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Diana Ross – Them There Eyes
from the album “Lady Sings The Blues (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)”（1972）ビリー・ホリデイ物語 オリジナル・サウンドトラック盤
Vikki Carr – Them There Eyes
ヴィッキー・カー – ゼム・ゼア・アイズ
from the album “Anatomy Of Love”（1965）アナトミー・オブ・ラヴ
Billie Holiday – Them There Eyes
from the album “The Lady Sings”（1949）
Gus Arnheim and His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra – Them There Eyes（1931）
vocal: Three Rhythm Boys
Though the “Rhythm Boys” name would continue to be used by others, this popular Arnheim hit was the final commercial disc to feature Paul Whiteman’s original Rhythm Boys trio of Crosby-Rinker-Barris.
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Frank Auburn & his Orchestra – I’m Tickled Pink With A Blue Eyed Baby（1930）
vocal: Smith Ballew as “Robert Wood”
２度目の引用。
recorded in NYC November 19, 1930
Yes, that’s Venuti-Lang at the open. On the flip side is the Golden Gate Orchestra track “Every Hour”. “Frank Auburn” was a pseudonym commonly seen on various’dime store’ labels to represent the works of such well-known conductors as Fred Rich, Harry Reser, Ben Selvin, Sam Lanin, and Phil Spitalny.
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The Four Tunes – Dancing With Tears In My Eyes（1956/05）
orchestra conducted by Sid Bass
２度目の引用。
Mantovani and his Orchestra – Dancing With Tears In My Eyes（1952）
２度目の引用。
Follow-up single release to Mantovani’s breakthrough U.S. hit “Charmaine”. Both songs were two decades old when these lush new arrangements were introduced by the veteran British orchestra leader. Here’s the best-selling 1930 version of “Dancing With Tears In My Eyes” by Nat Shilkret & the Victor Records studio orchestra
Regent Club Orchestra – Dancing With Tears In My Eyes（1930）
vocal: Scrappy Lambert
２度目の引用。
Waltz tune was one of 1930’s top song hits.
Ben Selvin and his Orchestra – Dancing With Tears In My Eyes（1930）
vocal: Ruth Etting
２度目の引用。
Vocal star Etting gets second billing on this version of one of 1930’s most popular song hits, purportedly led in record sales by the Nat Shilkret release on Victor. For the Selvin flip “When It’s Springtime In The Rockies,”
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra – Dancing With Tears In My Eyes（1930）
vocal: Frank Munn
２度目の引用。
Popular waltz tune that provided Victor’s music director Shilkret with one of his all-time best-selling releases. The popular flip side was Bernie Cummins’ recording of “Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder” （also included in this 1930 collection）.
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Smith Ballew & his Orchestra – There’s Something Missing In Your Eyes（1930）
２度目の引用。
Ballew was listed as’leader’ of this session which included both Dorseys among the musicians. See also the flip side “Nine Little Miles From Ten-Ten-Tennessee”
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Jack Harris and his Orchestra – Be Careful With Those Eyes（1930）
vocal: Tom Barratt, Cavan O’Connor
recorded in London, September 26, 1930
Cabaret Four – Be Careful With Those Eyes（1930）
vocal:
Bernie Cummins and His Orchestra – Be Careful with Those Eye（1930）
vocal:
Don Azpiazu And His Havana Casino Orchestra – Be Careful with Those Eye（1930）
vocal: Johnny Marvin
SP盤 “With My Guitar And You” のＢ面。
Tom Clines and His Music – Be Careful With Those Eyes（1930）
vocal: Jack Carney
A May 31, 1930, article in The Billboard listed some of the Clines personnel （not including anyone identified as Tom Clines） and stated that this band was “part of the Bert Lown organization.” The 78 flip side is “Wasn’t It Nice?”.
Karl Radlach and His Orchestra – Be Careful With Those Eyes（1930）
vocal:
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Harry Richman with Earl Burtnett and his Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra – There’s Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie!（1930）
３度目の引用。
One of three posted Richman tracks of tunes that he performed in the film “Puttin’ On The Ritz” （see also “Singing A Vagabond Song” and the title number）.
Paul Robenson – Fat Li’l Feller Wid His Mammy’s Eyes
Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra – There’s Too Many Eyes（That Wanna Make Eyes At Two Pretty Eyes I Love）（1929）
vocal: Dick Robertson
２度目の引用。
The flip side is “Satisfied”
Harry Richman with Earl Burtnett and his Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra – There’s Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie!（1929）
George Jessel – My Mother’s Eyes（1929）
orchestra conducted by Leroy Shields
２度目の引用。
Frank Guarente And His Orchestra – My Mother’s Eyes（1928）
Recorded New York November 22 1928
２度目の引用。
Paul Ash and his Orchestra – There Ain’t No Maybe In My Baby’s Eyes（1926）
vocal: The Foursome
意味は違うが「目に一丁字なし」を連想した。
For the popular recording of the song by’Whispering’ Jack Smith
Jack Smith（The Whispering Baritone）- There Ain’t No Maybe In My Baby’s Eyes（1927）
マイクロフォンを活かした、声楽発声でない歌手の登場。
recorded in NYC October 30, 1926
One of the more popular recordings by “The Whispering Baritone” （birth name Jacob Schmidt）.
Ted Lewis & his Band – Where’d You Get Those Eyes?（1926）
vocal: Ted Lewis
Golden Gate Orchestra – Blue Eyed Sally（1925）
Orchestra（Uncredited）: California Ramblers
２度目の引用。
Ted Weems and his Orchestra – Blue-Eyed Sally（1925）
recorded in Camden NJ December 23, 1924
released February 1925
２度目の引用。
Nick Lucas – Brown Eyes–Why Are You Blue（1925）
Nick Lucas（vocal and guitar）
recorded in NYC September 29, 1925
Oriole Orchestra – You’ll Never Get To Heaven With Those Eyes（1924）
“Con Esos Ojos, Nunca Llegarás Al Cielo”
Dan Russo
SP盤 “Step, Henrietta” のＢ面。
インスト曲。
３度目の引用。
Ada Jones, Billy Murray – What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?（1917）
recorded in Camden NJ January 3, 1917
Song from the 1916 Broadway production “Follow Me” which would reappear as a novel UK hit in 1959-60 by Emile Ford （#1 for six weeks）
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Bing Crosby – When Irish Eyes Are Smiling（1947）
SP盤 “Danny Boy” のＢ面。
２度目の引用。
Chauncey Olcott – When Irish Eyes Are Smiling（1913）
アイルランド人の目が笑っているとき、
それはまさに春の朝のようです。
アイルランド人の軽快な笑い声の中で、
天使の歌声が聞こえます…
といった内容。
作曲されたのは1912年。
以来、米アイルランド系移民の愛唱歌となり、特に聖パトリックデーでは盛んに歌われる。
２度目の引用。
Olcott performed this on-stage in his production “The Isle O’ Dreams” as well as having made this first commercial recording of the famous tune.
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John McCormack – Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes（1910）
accompaniment by The Victor Orchestra
recorded in Camden NJ March 4, 1910
英国古謡。
『君が眼にて酒を汲めよ』『眼差しだけで乾杯を』などの邦題がある。
２度目の引用。
以下、「瞳」「目」「眼」「Eye」「見る」「Look」「Watch」「See」「見るなの禁止」を含む投稿。
- 瞳をとじて？ それはムリ。まぶたなら動くよ。 register movement 第四部
- 日本の人口は１億２５８９万１７４２人 register movement 第四部
- 五十二階から目薬 register movement 第四部
- 守秘義務より密告 register movement 第四部
- Pretend register movement 第四部
- 命預けますかって？ やなこった！ register movement Part3
- 懐かしの焦らしックパーク register movement Part3
- おとぼけ宰相 續 more register movement
- Can’t Take My Eyes Off You 續 more register movement
- 見るなの禁忌＋守秘義務の縛り＋情報遮断措置の設計＝精神支配と脆弱化 續 more register movement
- 近くば寄って目にも見よ more register movement
- 煙が目にしみる more register movement
- J-POPの源流がアレだったか！ more register movement
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2016/10/26
５０階建てのタワーマンションのエレベーターホール。向かって右は高層階。向かって左は低層階。どちらに曲がるかで住民の“格”が決まる──。夫と子供とともに憧れのタワーマンションに引っ越した菅野美穂（３９才）演じる主人公が住民による「タワマンカースト（格付け）」に翻弄されるサスペンスドラマ『砂の塔～知りすぎた隣人』（ＴＢＳ系）が話題だ。
一般に高さ６０ｍ以上、２０階以上の住居がタワマンとされる。全国に約９万戸あり、最近では大都市圏だけでなく地方にも増えている。ドラマの舞台は５０階建てのタワマンで、それ以上の高さのタワマンは日本に３０棟ほどある。
高い階ほど価格が上がるタワマンでは、高層階の住人ほど年収や勤務先のグレードが上がりがち。「階数」は「ヒエラルキーそのもの」だと都内の４０階建てタワマンの２階に住む４０代事務員が苦い顔をする。
「ウチのマンションは分譲なので、全部屋の価格表を持っています。郵便受けを見れば誰がどの階の住人かわかるので、価格と階数をチェックしちゃいますね。住民はごく自然に『３０階の田中さん』『１０階の鈴木さん』などと名字の前に住んでいる階数をつけて呼び合うんですが、それが気になって…。子供まで『２階の○○さんの息子さん』と言われると、正直バカにされている感じがします」
（中略）
タワマン格差には、地域的な特徴もある。東京でいうと、六本木や赤坂などにある超高級タワマンでは、住人全員がお金持ちなので格差が少ない。
一方で芝浦や豊洲のような、一般のサラリーマンでも背伸びすれば手の届く「埋立地タワマン」では上と下の格差が大きくなる。
「ウチのタワマンは高層階が優雅な専業主婦マダムばかりで、低層階は夫の収入がそれほどでもないけれど３５年ローンで購入した共働き家庭が多い。最上階に住むマダムたちは、低層階でパートと子育てに追われてゼイゼイ言っている『きりきりママ』を完全に見下しています」（埋立地タワマンに住む３０代会社員）
http://www.news-postseven.com/archives/20161026_460695.html
（２０１６年１０月２６日）
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なんだか目ばかりで不気味な光景、むかしの台湾の眼科のマークだそうな。 pic.twitter.com/3VWGATiyWV
— 台湾史.jp (@Formosanhistory) August 22, 2021
まさにねじ式ですね！ pic.twitter.com/9pF0PL0XxN
— 佐久間真理子🌕 (@sakumariko) August 22, 2021
（２０２１年８月２２日）
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眼ファンの皆様… pic.twitter.com/qus2bxZ7EB
— ニュー伊吹 (@ibuki_inter) June 25, 2022
ちくしょう無駄に神々しい pic.twitter.com/h2b4rzLJNG
— ニュー伊吹 (@ibuki_inter) July 4, 2022
『ねじ式』みたい。
（２０２２年７月４日）
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「目からウロコ」という表現は聖書にあります。
新約聖書の使徒行伝9章では道を誤ろうとしていたサウロが目が見えなくなった際にキリスト教徒に祈られ、そこで「たちまち目から鱗のようなものが落ち、再び目が見えるように」なり、その後洗礼を受けました。 pic.twitter.com/iDAApi5xod— ラテン語さん (@latina_sama) July 3, 2023
（２０２３年７月３日）
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教会スラヴ語では昔、「目」という語を書くときに特別なキリル文字(Ꙩ)を使ってꙨкоと書いた習慣が一部でありました（普通はоко）。この字を「一つ目のO」と言います。
ちなみにꙨкоの双数形はꙭчиです。かわいい。— ラテン語さん (@latina_sama) July 5, 2023
（２０２３年７月６日）