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「ウソだもん、これ。陸側遮水壁、何も関係ないじゃん」（６）

 

Ben Bernie and His Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra – Cherie, I Love You（Cherie, je t’aime）（1926）
with vocal trio
２度目の引用。

recorded in NYC April 13, 1926
The song was revived in 1958 as a medium-sized ballad hit for Pat Boone. For the also-posted Bernie flip side “Reaching For The Moon,”

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – I Love You（1923）

recorded in NYC September 20, 1923
Here was the most successful song hit from the popular Broadway musical farce “Little Jessie James” （385 performances）. For an enlightening movie clip, check out the first minute or so of this scene from the 1953 war drama “Stalag 17” （Bill Holden’s Oscar-winner） in which you see and hear this very song being performed by POW Ross Bagdasarian （aka David Seville）

＜参考＞
“Stalag 17” Dancing Scene
米映画『第十七捕虜収容所（Stalag 17）』（1953）より。

Elsie Baker – I Love You Truly（1912）

recorded in Camden NJ June 4, 1912
Remember when Bert & Ernie sang this for newlyweds George & Mary Bailey in “It’s A Wonderful Life”? The long-time wedding song favorite, published in 1901, was one of many popular releases by actress and prolific recording artist Elsie Baker, who could still be spotted in various uncredited TV acting appearances during the 1950s and ’60s.

Jack Miller – I Love You, Believe Me, I Love You（The Dream If My Heart）（1930）
※音悪し
２度目の引用。

Paul Specht and his Orchestra -（I Love You, I Love You, I Love You）Sweetheart Of All My Dreams（1929）
vocal: Johnny Morris
recorded in NYC January 14, 1929
２度目の引用。

American Quartet – Nellie Kelly I Love You（1922）
orchestra conducted by Rosario Bourdon
recorded in Camden NJ September 28, 1922

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Wings – Silly Love Songs（US:1976/04/01, UK:1976/04/30 stereo 45）
ポール・マッカートニー＆ウイングス – 心のラヴ・ソング
ラブソングそのものを賛美してる感じ。

produced by Paul McCartney
Pop Chart Peaks: #1 on Billboard, Cash Box & Record World – A/C Peak: 1 – UK Peaks: 1 （NME）, 2 （BMRB, MM）
From the LP “Wings At The Speed Of Sound” came one of the year’s top record hits. On AM and Top 40 radio we were also likely to hear the edited version which was issued on a promo 45

＜参考＞
Wings – Silly Love Songs（1976 stereo radio promo 45 short version）

produced by Paul McCartney
Pop Chart Peaks: #1 on Billboard, Cash Box & Record World – A/C Peak: 1 – UK Peaks: 1 （NME）, 2 （BMRB, MM）
This was the commonly-heard radio edit of the major 1976 hit from the LP “Wings At The Speed Of Sound,” issued commercially on 45 in the full-length version

 

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GQ – I Do Love You（1979 stereo 45 single version）
GQ – アイ・ドゥ・ラブ・ユー
米盤シングル Arista – AS 0426 はＡ面が “Make My Dreams A Reality”（夢を叶えて）だが、同一品番でＢ面が “This Happy Feeling” と “I Do Love You” の２種がリリースされていたようだ。

produced by Jimmy Simpson & Beau Ray Fleming
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 18, Billboard 20, Cash Box 27 – R&B Peak: 5
Following GQ’s debut hit “Disco Nights （Rock-Freak）” was this new treatment of the Billy Stewart hit
The “I Do Love You” track in their “Disco Nights” LP extended for another 20+ seconds before fading out

＜参考＞
GQ – I Do Love You（album version）
GQ – アイ・ドゥ・ラヴ・ユー
GQ – アイ・ドゥ・ラブ・ユー
from the album “Disco Nights”（1979）ディスコ・ナイト

＜参考＞
Billy Stewart – I Do Love You（1965/02）
ビリー・スチュワート

arranged by Phil Wright
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 22, Cash Box 24, Billboard 26 – R&B Chart Peak: 6
This and the follow-up single “Sitting In The Park” were Stewart’s first two’pop’ Top 40 entries.

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Billy Cotton And His Band – Tiddley Winkie Woo（UK）
vocal: Alan Breeze
SP盤 “Doo Dee Doo” のＢ面。

Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians – Tiddley Winkie Woo
vocal: Kenny Gardner & The Lombardo Trio
Billboard Pop Chart Peak: 24 （jukebox）
SP盤 “Where Are You Gonna Be When The Moon Shines” のＢ面。
tiddley は diddle（いたずら）、diddly（些細な）と関連ある？

Swing And Sway With Sammy Kaye – Tiddley Winkie Woo（1950/04）
SP盤 “Roses” のＢ面。
vocal: The Kaydets and The Kaye Choir
Composer: Morton Morrow

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（Repost） I Love You（The NBC Chimes Song） by ??
The78Prof
2024/10/14

Below is the written description of this 1930s piece which was attached to its posting on my original MusicProf78 channel in April 2013. When that channel was taken down in 2019, so were all of the various accompanying comments, some of which may have offered some insight into this ‘mystery recording.’ The song was recently re-brought to my attention, so I decided to upload it once more, if only because it remains an entertaining musical artifact （IMO）.
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Whose voice, who’s conducting, who wrote it, and when, and for what purpose? And no, that’s not Garrett Morris singing （see below）.

With apologies for the skip at the 1:39 mark （present in the original damaged audio source）, enjoy this moderately clean restoration of the engaging “mystery recording” inspired by the G-E-C-note NBC Chime logo and （I’m guessing） a product of the NBC Radio Network itself.

How old is it? When I downloaded the source audio for this post from Usenet back in 1999, the original poster’s description stated that it had been recorded in 1938 and that he had extracted his copy from the tape of an NBC Radio retrospective that had aired during the late 1960s. No additional information or confirmation was forthcoming.

Both the arrangement and the high fidelity sound quality do have that late-1930s electrical transcription feel about them. Of course it might be suggested by some that this piece was actually recorded in a later decade and given a deliberately “retro” type of sound （much as Howard Shore, Garrett Morris, and the “Saturday Night Live” cast did with the tune when they resurrected it so delightfully for the opening segment of Season 4, Program 1, in October 1978）.

Maybe 10 or 12 years ago I was surprised to hear a brief instrumental passage from the same melody being used as newly-recorded bumper music into a commercial break on an NBC-TV retrospective. Subsequent inquiries by me to an NBC website and to an individual with past musical connections to the network elicited no response; comments and questions posted by others to various online websites have AFAIK also led nowhere; so perhaps one of you can step up and provide some details concerning the true origin of the song…and of this specific recorded version.

Thanks!

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