関東甲信地方は３１日、広い範囲で高気圧に覆われ、晴れて気温の高い日となった。気象庁によると、東京都心をはじめ、山梨や長野、静岡県など全国１７地点で５月の観測史上最高気温を記録した。
東京都心では午後２時４３分に３２・２度まで上昇。３４・５度を記録した長野県飯田市南信濃と甲府市、３３・４度を記録した浜松市天竜区でも、５月としては観測史上最も高い気温だった。
http://www.asahi.com/articles/ASH505SQBH50UTIL01D.html
窓を開け放して風を通していたので、室内にいる限りはさして暑いと感じなかった。
【金管８重奏】晴れた日は恋人と市場へ！／Toward the Fair with Sweetheart on a Fine Day! ／建部知弘／Tomohiro Tatebe
ブレーン・アンサンブルチャンネル
2014/10/24 に公開
《演奏》ブラスアンサンブル・ブロウ
今朝は子どもたちの歓声で目が覚めた。
どうやら近所の小学校で運動会をしてるらしい。
シリア・ポール – ドリーミング・デイ（1977/06）
作詞：大貫妙子、作編曲：山下達郎
２度目の引用。
ナイアガラ・トライアングル – ドリーミング・デイ（1976/03）
山下達郎、大瀧詠一、伊藤銀次
アルバム： NIAGARA TRIANGLE Vol.1
２度目の引用
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Thump’n Pig And Puff’n Billy – Sunny Day（1973）
Lighthouse – Sunny Days（US･Canada:1972/09 mono 45）
ライトハウス – サニー・デイズ
途中でリズムが変わる。
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 29, Billboard 34, Cash Box 37
This followed by one year the Toronto band’s highest U.S. charting hit “One Fine Morning” （ https://youtu.be/lOTVUJroErA ）. “Stereo Dimension Records” was the name of the company, though their 45 singles were not necessarily issued in stereo sound.
Randy Mathews – Sunny Day（1972）
Tee-Set – A Sunny Day In Greece（promo clip）
Hit in The Netherlands （1971） and Belgium （1972）
Westfauster – A Sunny Day（1971）
Oliver Klaus – Sunny Day（1970）
Canada
Glen Campbell – Sunny Day Girl（TV live, 1969）
from the album “A New Place In The Sun” （1968）
The PreciousFew – Sunny Days（1968/11）
シングル “The Carnival” のＢ面。
冒頭と最後に、波と海鳥のSE。ソフト・ロック。
２度目の引用。
Johnny Young – It’s A Sunny Day（1968）
Linda Kendrick – Grey Sunny Day（1968）
Cowsills Cover
The Sundowners – Sunny Day People（1968）
Donovan – A Sunny Day
from the album “The Hurdy Gurdy Man”（1968）
Wayne Newton – Sunny Day Girl（1967）
The Hobbits – Sunny Day Girl（1967）
The Stillroven – Sunny Day（1967）
The Cowsills – Gray Sunny Day（1967）
Alberto Cortez – Un Día de Sol（1960）
タイトルはスペイン語で「晴れた日」の意。
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Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – I Ain’t Lazy-I’m Just Dreamin’（1934）
vocal: Jack Teagarden
２度目の引用。
It’s mostly ‘Mister T’ on this track…singing and trombone soloing with the smaller Goodman group.
Isham Jones and his Orchestra – I Ain’t Lazy, I’m Just Dreamin’（1934）
vocal: Eddie Stone
２度目の引用。
For the better-known Goodman-Teagarden version of this tune,
Florence Richardson and her Orchestra – Just A Fair Weather Friend（1934）
vocal: Jerry Lee
“fair weather” は晴天、上天気の意。
Henry King and his Orchestra – Just A Fair Weather Friend（1934）
vocal: Joe Sudy
保育園の子供の声がウルサイという住民がいるそうだ。
おれにはちょっと理解できんな。
子供をヒステリックに叱りつけてる母親の声や態度にむしろ嫌悪感を覚える。
高気圧ガール コーラス部分のみ
2014/11/28 に公開
これまた奇跡的にデーターが残ってました。
マスターはすでになく、なぜかコーラス部分だけピックアップしたデーターが残ってました。
これはたぶんアナログ８トラだったと考えられます。
リズムはＭＩＤＩで、コーラスだけアナログ。
三声は2回ずつかぶせ、6回。ベースは5回かぶせてステレオにピンポンしてまとめたと思います。
若いな。またやろうかなぁ
そういえば、むかし「機嫌が悪い」ことを「低気圧」に喩えてたっけね。
音楽の世界では、大きく二つの働き方があります。作品を自ら作り表現する側、作り手を助けることでビジネスをする側。作り手を目指すといっても、ロックンロールの場合、ギターコードを三つ知っていれば曲が作れてしまう。でもその程度では１００曲は書けません。自分の魂の叫びがいくら強くても、すぐに限界が来るのは冷徹な事実です。音楽表現を長く続けていくためには、継続的な訓練と学習が必要なのです。
（中略）
「夢は必ずかなう」という言葉が独り歩きしている時代ですが、僕は「夢はかなわない確率のほうがずっと高い」と思う人間です。ですから、懸命に努力し、その結果夢がかなわなかった時にはどうするのか、それをも想定して仕事をするべきではないか。「夢」は魅力的で力があるけれど、あくまで結果であって、夢を最初から暴走させてはいけないのです。
＜asahi.com（朝日新聞社）：就職・転職ニュース：「職人でいる覚悟」山下達郎が語る仕事-３ より一部引用＞
https://www.asakyu.com/column/?id=1034
■ 以下、タイトルに “Dream” を含む楽曲（１９４０年以前） ■
Eddy Duchin and his Orchestra – My Twilight Dream（1940）
vocal: Tony Leonard
Based on Chopin’s Nocturne in E Flat.
２度目の引用。
Though it’s his solo piano instrumental that’s been most commonly reissued over the years, this is the second of two pre-war vocal versions that Duchin recorded while signed to the Columbia label.
The most famous of Chopin’s piano nocturnes would in 1956 also become known under the title “To Love Again” following its use in the popular film “The Eddy Duchin Story” (performed in the soundtrack by Carmen Cavallaro.
Eddy Duchin and his Orchestra – Dream Valley（1940）
vocal: Johnny Drake
２度目の引用。
The Duchin version was joined in the record stores by recordings from Sammy Kaye, Frankie Masters, and Tony Martin.
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra – A Million Dreams Ago（1940）
vocal: Ray Eberle
Co-written by bandleader Dick Jurgens and his vocalist Eddy Howard along with Lew Quadling, here also is the Jurgens recording
Dick Jurgens and his Orchestra – A Million Dreams Ago（1940）
vocal: Harry Cool
Mitchell Ayres and his Orchestra – Two Dreams Met（1940）
vocal: Mary Ann Mercer
Kate Smith – Two Dreams Met（1940）
orchestra conducted by Jack Miller
Here’s Kate’s pretty recording of the Mack Gordon-Harry Warren tune from “Down Argentine Way,” also available on this channel via the Mitchell Ayres version.
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – Two Dreams Met（1940）
vocal: Connie Haines
詞の内容から北原謙二『若い二人』を連想した。
Cute Gordon & Warren tune from the Betty Grable-Don Ameche film “Down Argentine Way.” Also available on this channel are versions by Kate Smith and Mitchell Ayres
Bob Chester and his Orchestra – Now I Lay Me Down To Dream（1940）
vocal: Dolores O’Neill
A song written by Eddy Howard and Ted Fio Rito.
Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra – Let Me Dream（1940）
vocal: （Bob Eberly
recorded April 9, 1940
same melody as “It’s All In The Game”
Future US Vice President （1925-29） Charles Gates Dawes wrote the instrumental tune “Melody” back in the year 1912. Though it would achieve its most lasting fame when transformed into the 1950s hit “It’s All In The Game,” this earlier set of lyrics was tried out in 1940, though the record itself failed to create much of a stir.
Kay Kyser and his Orchestra – You Stepped Out Of A Dream（1940）
vocal: Harry Babbitt
Song from the MGM film “Ziegfeld Girl,” in which it was performed by Tony Martin
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra – Vagabond Dreams（1939）
vocal: Ray Eberle
recorded in NYC November 22, 1939
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – Darn That Dream（1940）
vocal: Mildred Bailey
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Darn That Dream（1940）
vocal: Joan Edwards and The Four Modernaires
“Darn That Dream” originated in the short-lived （13 performances） stage musical “Swingin’ The Dream,” which starred Louis Armstrong as “Bottom” in a modern-day adaptation of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Musical Supervisor for the play was none other than Benny Goodman, who performed in the production with his sextet and also made the top-selling recording of the song with his full band and vocalist Mildred Bailey.
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – Darn That Dream（1939）
vocal: Anita Boyer
Boyer made her first recordings with Dorsey in September of 1939, replacing the departed Edythe Wright.
“Darn That Dream” originated in the short-lived （13 performances） stage musical “Swingin’ The Dream,” which starred Louis Armstrong as “Bottom” in a modern-day adaptation of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Musical Supervisor for the play was none other than Benny Goodman, who performed in the production with his sextet and also made the top-selling recording of the song with his full band and vocalist Mildred Bailey.
Richard Himber and his Orchestra – Darn That Dream（1939）
vocal: Stuart Allen
“Darn That Dream” originated in the short-lived （13 performances） stage musical “Swingin’ The Dream,” which starred Louis Armstrong as “Bottom” in a modern-day adaptation of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Musical Supervisor for the play was none other than Benny Goodman, who performed in the production with his sextet and recorded the top-selling version of this song with a Mildred Bailey vocal.
Artie Shaw and his Orchestra – Many Dreams Ago（1939）
vocal: Helen Forrest
Among the other bands which recorded this 1939 tune were Hal Kemp, Jan Savitt, Orrin Tucker, Van Alexander, and Henry Russell.
Dick Robertson and his Orchestra – I’m Building A Sailboat Of Dreams（1939）
vocal: Dick Robertson
２度目の引用。
Studio vocalist on countless recordings of the 1920s and 30s, Robertson also headlined many sessions for Decca between 1935 and 1942 billed as “Dick Robertson & his Orchestra” that generally featured more jazz-oriented small-group arrangements accompanying his vocals. Also posting his 1937 recording of “Rollin’ Plains.”
Ruby Newman and his Orchestra – Please Come Out Of Your Dream（1938）
vocal: Roy Morton
The Carl Sigman tune was also recorded by Larry Clinton, Ginny Simms, Seger Ellis, and Johnny Messner.
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Jeri Southern – Deep In A Dream
ジェリ・ザザーン – ディープ・イン・ア・ドリーム
from the album “Coffee, Cigarettes & Memories”（1958）コーヒー・シガレッツ＆メモリーズ
Artie Shaw and his Orchestra – Deep In A Dream（1939）
vocal: Helen Forrest
Bob Crosby and his Orchestra – Deep In A Dream（1938）
vocal: Marion Mann
A #2 ranked “Hit Parade” song, best known from the Artie Shaw-Helen Forrest version
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“Chick” MacGregor and his Royal Highlanders – When I Go A Dreamin’（1938）
（instrumental）
C.P. “Chick” MacGregor was a prolific producer of music transcriptions and syndicated programming for radio. Among the discs his company distributed to subscribers for a period in the late 1930s was this series of 10-inch 78rpm discs with label credit to MacGregor as the primary artist.
Chick MacGregor and his Royal Highlanders – Please Come Out Of Your Dream（1938）
vocal: Clark Ross
C.P. “Chick” MacGregor was a prolific producer of music transcriptions and syndicated programming for radio. Among the discs his company distributed to subscribers for a period in the late 1930s was this series of 10-inch 78rpm discs with label credit to MacGregor as the primary artist.
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – I’ve Got A Date With A Dream（1938）
vocal: Martha Tilton
２度目の引用。
Gordon & Revel tune from the Sonja Henie-Richard Greene film “My Lucky Star” climbed to #6 on the weekly “Your Hit Parade” radio rankings.
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra -（I Can Dream）Can’t It?（1938）
vocal: Jack Leonard
Later a major success for the Andrews Sisters, this song （as well as the future standard “I’ll Be Seeing You”） dates back to a very short-lived 1938 Broadway musical called “Right This Way.”
Larry Clinton and his Orchestra – Two Dreams Get Together（1938）
vocal: Bea Wain
２度目の引用。
This （with its misspelled title） was on the flip side of the popular Clinton 78 release “I Double Dare You”
Teddy Wilson and his Orchestra – You Can’t Stop Me From Dreamin’（1937）
３度目の引用。
Instrumental piece shown on the label as a “stomp”….and it is! This bright-tempo’d tune reached #1 on “Your Hit Parade” and was a recording success for the bands of both Wilson and Ozzie Nelson （also available on this channel）.
Band personnel: Teddy Wilson, Buster Bailey, Lester Young, Buck Clayton, Jonathan Jones, Freddie Green, Walter Page
Ozzie Nelson and his Orchestra – You Can’t Stop Me From Dreaming（1937）
vocal: Ozzie Nelson
３度目の引用。
Ozzie sings….and swings big-time on this bright-tempo’d tune which reached #1 on “Your Hit Parade” in November 1937. Ozzie’s version and an instrumental by Teddy Wilson were allegedly the song’s most popular disc releases.
Bernie Cummins and his Orchestra – Dreams For Sale（1937）
vocal: Walter Cummins
recorded in NYC September 21, 1937
２度目の引用。
George Hall and his Orchestra – My Cabin Of Dreams（1937）
vocal: Dolly Dawn
For the flip side “Lovely One,”
Tommy Dorsey and his Clambake Seven – My Cabin Of Dreams（1937）
vocal: Edythe Wright
An Edythe Wright vocal backed up by TD’s small group, The Clambake Seven. A version by George Hall & Dolly Dawn also sold a few copies.
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – Are All My Favorite Bands Playing or Am I Dreaming?（1937）
（but issued anonymously）
vocal: Bud Freeman
２度目の引用。
As Charlie Barnet & Billy May would also later do in their well-remembered 1939 recording of “The Wrong Idea”, Tommy mercilessly spoofed the’sweet band’ genre–some of his specific targets were obvious–for this interestingly-labelled 78 release. At the same session his Clambake Seven did also record a’straight’ version of the song “Am I Dreaming,” sung by Edythe Wright and issued on Victor 25620
Tommy Dorsey And His Clambake Seven – Am I Dreaming?（1937）
（Remastered）
vocal: Edythe Wright
SP盤 “My Cabin Of Dreams” のＢ面。
２度目の引用。
Teddy Hill and his NBC Orchestra – Would You Like To Buy A Dream?（1937）
vocal: Beatrice Douglas
２度目の引用。
Recorded at the first of three Bluebird sessions by the Harlem-based band…as was the flip side, the #2 “Hit Parade” song “The Love Bug Will Bite You （If You Don’t Watch Out）”.
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – Afraid To Dream（1937）
vocal: Betty Van
２度目の引用。
“Hit Parade” song from the Alice Faye-Don Ameche film musical “You Can’t Have Everything”
Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra – Let’s Dance And Dream（1937）
vocal: Harry Foster
The Grier band’s theme song, co-written by Jimmie, Ted Koehler, and Sam Stept. The flip side is “Who’s That Knockin’ At My Heart” from the Paramount film “College Holiday”.
Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra – Let’s Dance And Dream（1937）
vocal: Harry Foster
同楽団のテーマ曲。
The Grier band’s theme song, co-written by Jimmie, Ted Koehler, and Sam Stept. The flip side is “Who’s That Knockin’ At My Heart” from the Paramount film “College Holiday”.
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – Smoke Dreams（1937）
vocal: Helen Ward
キャンプファイアの歌。
Jo Stafford “Smoke Dreams”（1947）とは同名異曲。
２度目の引用。
This tune was performed on-screen in the 1936 mystery “After the Thin Man” by Dorothy McNulty, who would later achieve fame as’Penny Singleton’ in the long-running “Blondie” film series.
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Frank DeVol and his Orchestra – Dream Awhile（1950）
with vocal group
Billboard Chart Peak: 28 （radio play）
タイトルは「しばしのあいだ夢を見る」の意。
Eddy Duchin And His Orchestra – Dream Awhile（1936）
vocal: Vlew Sherwood
SP盤 “A Star Fell Out Of Heaven” のＢ面。
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Johnny Green and his Orchestra – A Rendezvous With A Dream （1936）
vocal by Marjory Logan
A “Hit Parade” tune that was sung by Rochelle Hudson in the 1936 W.C. Fields film “Poppy.”
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – You Started Me Dreaming（1936）
vocal: Joe Dixon
A #4 “Hit Parade” song
Nelson Eddy – When I Grow Too Old To Dream（1935）
orchestra conducted by Nat Shilkret
２度目の引用。
Simply beautiful recording of this sentimental waltz hit, composed by Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II for the 1935 film musical “The Night Is Young.” Ramon Novarro and Evelyn Laye starred and performed this song. For the also-popular version by Glen Gray/Casa Loma
Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra – When I Grow Too Old To Dream（1935）
vocal: Ken Sargent
２度目の引用。
Lovely Casa Loma arrangement of this popular sentimental waltz, composed by Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II for the 1935 film musical “The Night Is Young.” Ramon Novarro and Evelyn Laye starred and peformed this song.
Little Jack Little and his Orchestra – Why Dream（1935）
vocal: Little Jack Little
This tune from “The Big Broadcast of 1936” was performed on-screen by Henry Wadsworth, who was voice-dubbed by Kenny Baker. The film’s most popular song hit “I Wished On The Moon” is on the flip side.
Larry Bradford Orchestra – I Found A Dream（1935）
（Richard Himber）
vocal: Stan Abbott（Stuart Allen）
２度目の引用。
Bing Crosby’s wife Dixie Lee introduced “I Found A Dream” in the now-obscure 1935 Fox Film “Redheads on Parade,” which also starred John Boles and Jack Haley. Here also is the Enric Madriguera version
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 Rather Listen To Your Eyes, 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 Found A Dream（1935）
vocal: Tony Sacco
２度目の引用。
Bing Crosby’s wife Dixie Lee introduced this song in the now-obscure 1935 Fox Film “Redheads on Parade,” which also starred John Boles and Jack Haley.
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Dick Powell – Why Do I Dream Those Dreams?（1934）
orchestra conducted by Ted Fio Rito
Powell sang this Dubin & Warren tune in Warner Brothers’ pre-code film “Wonder Bar,” which also featured Al Jolson, Kay Francis, Dolores Del Rio, and Ricardo Cortez.
Eddy Duchin and his Orchestra – Why Do I Dream Those Dreams?（1934）
vocal: Lew Sherwood
Dick Powell sang this Dubin & Warren tune in Warner Brothers’ pre-code film “Wonder Bar,” which also featured Al Jolson, Kay Francis, Dolores Del Rio, and Ricardo Cortez. Here’s Dick’s recording of the song with the Ted Fio Rito Orchestra
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Enoch Light & The Light Brigade – With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming（1959/05）
インスト。
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
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。
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
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
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
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
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）
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
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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Jack Payne and his Band – All I Do Is Dream Of You（1934）
vocal: Jack Payne
recorded in London July 1934
Henry Busse and his Orchestra – All I Do Is Dream Of You（1934）
vocal: Rex Griffith
From the Columbia session that produced the Busse band’s first recording of his “Hot Lips” theme （he did it again for Decca later in the year） came this peppy treatment of the major song hit from the Joan Crawford film “Sadie McKee.”
Jan Garber and his Orchestra – All I Do Is Dream of You（1934）
vocal: Fritz Heilbron
Though commonly performed as a bright “happy” number, this major song hit of 1934 originated on-screen as a more poignant vehicle for Gene Raymond in “Sadie McKee,” an important film in the rising career of Joan Crawford.
Angelo Ferdinando and his Hotel Great Northern Orchestra – All I Do Is Dream Of You（1934）
vocal: Dick Robertson
『あなたの夢ばかり』の邦題がある楽曲。
One of the better 1934 recordings of the Arthur Freed/Nacio Herb Brown future standard, poignantly performed on-screen by Gene Raymond in “Sadie McKee,” an important film in the rising career of Joan Crawford.
Angelo recorded only five sessions with own band during the mid-thirties. But he was also one of five Ferdinando sibling musicians, all of them having performed at one time or another in the band of brother Felix Ferdinando between 1926 and 1932.
Joan Crawford – All I Do Is Dream Of You
from the movie “Sadie Mckee”（1934）
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Jan Garber and his Orchestra – The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams（1934）
vocal: Lee Bennett
２度目の引用。
Lee Bennett sings the Dubin & Warren tune performed on-screen by Constance Bennett in the 20th Century comedy “Moulin Rouge,” which co-starred Franchot Tone and also featured Russ Columbo and The Boswell Sisters. In 1950 it was a recording of this song that first brought widespread attention to another Bennett…named Tony.
Russ Columbo and His Orchestra – Street Of Dreams（1933）
vocal: Russ Columbo
recorded November 23, 1932
An early song hit by the great Victor Young in collaboration with Sam Lewis. Bing Crosby & Ben Selvin also recorded this depression-era ballad in 1932, though perhaps best remembered today by some would be the 1942 Dorsey-Sinatra version.
Ben Selvin and his Orchestra – Street Of Dreams（1933）
vocal: Larry Murphy
Selvin, Bing Crosby and Russ Columbo all recorded good versions of this early Victor Young-Sam Lewis song hit when it was new.
Bing Crosby – Street of Dreams（1933）
recorded in NYC December 9, 1932
Roger Wolfe Kahn & his Orchestra – There I Go Dreaming Again（1932）
vocal: Dick Robertson
２度目の引用。
A song from the Lew Brown-Ray Henderson score of the stage musical “Hot-Cha,” produced by Flo Ziegfeld and running for 119 performances. The flip side is “Tell Me Why You Smile, Mona Lisa”.
Victor Young and his Orchestra – There I Go, Dreaming Again（1932）
vocal: Smith Ballew
２度目の引用。
This and the flip side “You Can Make My Life A Bed Of Roses” were written for the 1932 musical “Hot-Cha!” Lupe Velez, Bert Lahr, Buddy Rogers, and Eleanor Powell were among the “Hot-Cha!” cast. It opened 3-8-32 and ran 119 performances, with music composed by Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
George Olsen and his Music – There I Go Dreaming Again（1932）
vocal: Ethel Shutta
２度目の引用。
From the Lew Brown-Ray Henderson score of the stage musical “Hot-Cha.” Produced by Flo Ziegfeld, the play ran for 119 performances.
Victor Arden-Phil Ohman and Their Orchestra – This Is No Dream（1932）
vocal: Frank Munn
Posting two tracks from the penultimate Victor session by the duo. See also “The Cop On The Beat, The Man In The Moon And Me” with a Frank Luther
Graham Prince and his Palais D’Or Orchestra -（Where Are You?）Girl Of My Dreams（1932）
vocal: Wally Darrach
Label credit as a song from the obscure 1932 Universal movie “The Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood” （Gloria Stuart’s film debut）. The flip side is “Let’s Try Again”:
Bing Crosby – Waltzing In A Dream（1932）
orchestra conducted by Isham Jones
Bing co-wrote the lyrics with Ned Washington for the Victor Young melody and created a moderate sized record hit, issued on the 78 flip side of his best-selling ballad “Please.”
Savoy Hotel Orpheans – Alone With My Dreams（1932）
vocal: Jack Plant
２度目の引用。
A song from the Jack Buchanan film “A Man Of Mayfair” with a flip side of “I Apologize”. The band was co-led at the time by Howard Jacobs （conductor-sax player） and Carroll Gibbons （piano）. When Jacobs departed in the spring of’32, Gibbons assumed full leadership, and his name was added to the record label credits the following October.
The Southerners – Good-Night Sweet Dreams（1931）
conducted by Leonard Joy
vocal: Frank Luther and Jack Parker
２度目の引用。
This was one of seven Leonard Joy-conducted Victor tracks issued in 1930-31 as by “The Southerners.”
Henry Busse and his Orchestra – I’ll Love You In My Dreams（1931）
vocal: Richard Barry
The flip side is “Think A Little Kindly Of Me”.
Ellis Larkins – Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams
２度目の引用。
Erskine Hawkins（The Twentieth Century Gabriel） and his Orchestra – Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams（And Dream Your Troubles Away）（1941）
vocal: Jimmie Mitchelle
This 1931 tune was one of the early popular record hits for rising star Bing Crosby
Bing Crosby – Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams（And Dream Your Troubles Away）（1939 version）
orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter
後半で口笛が入ります。
Remake of Bing’s very early solo hit from his breakthrough year of 1931: See also the posted version by Ben Selvin, recording as ‘Teddy Raph’
Teddy Raph & his Orchestra – Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams（And Dream Your Troubles Away） （1931）
vocal: Orlando Roberson
recorded in NYC June 15, 1931
One of those optimistic Depression-era “look on the bright side” song hits, recorded most successfully by rising star Bing Crosby. The Teddy Raph credited as leader on this release was musician-arranger-composer Ted Raph, who played trombone in a number of Columbia recording sessions.
Will Osborne and his Orchestra – Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams（1931）
vocal: Will Osborne
A “look on the bright side” Depression Era lyric, recorded most successfully at the time by rising star Bing Crosby and also posted here by the Ben Selvin orchestra （label-credited to “Teddy Raph”）
Bing Crosby – Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams（And Dream Your Troubles Away）（1931）
後半で口笛が入ります。
“Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart”（1935）と同じく、琴線に触れるメロディ。
recorded in Hollywood March 2, 1931
One of the optimistic Depression-era “look on the bright side” song hits, recorded during Bing Crosby’s time as band vocalist with Gus Arnheim, but issued on a Victor 78 that gave rising-star Bing top-billing. He also performed it that year in the Mack Sennett film short “One More Chance” and re-recorded the tune for Decca in 1939.
Ford Britten & his Blue Comets – I Hoped That My Dreams Come True（1931）
vocal: Arthur Fields
元祖「ブルコメ」である（笑）
Though “Ford Britten” may have been the name of an actual musician, the name also appeared both as a pseudonym for other known bandleaders and on several Clarion & Velvet-Tone releases （as in this case） organized by Fred Hall. Veteran vocalist Fields is usually given label credit as either “Ford Britten” or “Jim Andrews” in this series. Flip side of this Clarion 78 is the ‘Lloyd Keating’ version of “Lady Play Your Mandolin”.
Lou Gold and his Orchestra – Dream Girl Of Mine（1930）
vocal: Paul Small
『おはなはん』のテーマ曲を連想した。
３度目の引用。
This is the flip of the Chester Leighton （Fred Rich） Clarion release of “Baby’s Birthday Party”.
Willie Creager & His Orchestra – Oriental Dream（1930）
Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra – Down The River Of Golden Dreams（1930）
conducted by Nat Shilkret
vocal: Johnny Marvin
２度目の引用。
This is the Shilkret-conducted flip side of the Hilo hit “When It’s Springtime In The Rockies”
The High Hatters – Like A Dream（1930）
conducted by Leonard Joy
vocal: Frank Luther
The flip side is “You’re The Sweetest Girl This Side Of Heaven”.
Wally Edwards & his Orchestra – Dream Girl（1930）
vocal: Elmer Feldkamp
“Wally Edwards” was a frequently-used pseudonym on recordings by Ed Kirkeby’s California Ramblers. On this Clarion’s flip side is the Fred Rich （as’Paul Ash’） version of “Body And Soul”
Ipana Troubadours – I Never Dreamt（You’d Fall In Love With Me）（1930）
conducted by Sam Lanin
vocal: Smith Ballew
Dreamt は dream の過去形・過去分詞。
２度目の引用。
The “Ellis” shown as co-writer was Vivian Ellis （male）, a well-respected British composer-author who was active in UK revues and musicals from the 1920s into the ’50s.
Paul Specht & his Orchestra – The Album Of My Dreams（1929）
vocal: Johnny Morris
recorded in NYC August 17, 1929
この時代、写真を撮ることがまだ一般的じゃなかったろうから、「アルバム」というと「写真帖」というより「新聞記事のスクラップ」や「芳名録」という認識だったのかも。
２度目の引用。
Rudy Marlow and his Orchestra – Where Are You Dream Girl?（1929 instrumental version）
Ben Selvin as “Rudy Marlow”
The other Selvin（”Knickerbockers”）version of the song–with vocal by Lewis James–was released on Columbia 1901-D. The also-posted instrumental flip of this “Marlow” track is “（If I Were You） I’d Fall In Love With Me”
The Knickerbockers – Where Are You Dream Girl?（1929）
vocal: Lewis James
From 78rpm Columbia 1901-D – Where Are You Dream Girl? by The Knickerbockers （Ben Selvin）, vocal by Lewis James, recorded in NYC July 2, 1929. Selvin also recorded an instrumental arrangement of this title which was issued on Columbia’s ‘dime store’ labels.
Jeanette MacDonald – Dream Lover（1929）
orchestra conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret
２度目の引用。
This comes from Jeanette’s very first recording session for Victor in late 1929, a lovely ballad that she introduced in her first Hollywood film “The Love Parade,” co-starring with Maurice Chevalier in the first of their four pairings.
Al Goodman and His Orchestra – My Dream Memory（1929）
vocal: Dick Robertson（Uncredited）
SP盤 “Lovable And Sweet” のＢ面。
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
Freddie Rich Orchestra – I’m Walkin’ Around In A Dream（1929）
vocal: Irving Kaufman
２度目の引用。
The Knickerbockers – Stairway of Dreams（1928）
vocal: Larry Murphy
２度目の引用。
Ben Selvin as “The Knickerbockers”
A song which bears some melodic resemblance to the later Freed-Brown song hit “Should I?” It was the theme from the stage show “Francon and Marco’s Stairway Idea” （not from a movie, as shown on the label）. Flip side is the Columbians track “Finders Keepers （Losers Weepers）”
Jack Pettis and His Pets – Spanish Dream（1928）
（instrumental）
２度目の引用。
Featuring Eddie Lang on guitar. On the flip side is “Doin’ The New Low Down”
Gene Austin – Girl Of My Dreams（1928）
conducted by Nat Shilkret
with Viola Kleiss（pipe organ） and Bob McGimsey（whistling）
２度目の引用。
Popular Austin release, though eclipsed by the top-selling hit “Ramona” on the flip side.
Ipana Troubadours – Dream Kisses（1927）
conducted by S. C. Lanin, vocal by Harold Lambert
recorded in NYC October 26, 1927
２度目の引用。
Francis Craig and his Orchestra – Do You Believe In Dreams（1926）
（instrumental）
２度目の引用。
The Nashville-based bandleader is best-remembered for his top-selling 1947 record hit “Near You.” This Columbia flip side is “Hard-To-Get Gertie”.
George Olsen and His Music – Drifting And Dreaming（Sweet Paradise）（1926）
vocal: Bob Borger, Bob Rice & Fran Frey
recitation（暗誦・朗読） by George Olsen
３度目の引用。
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The Platters – I’ll See You In My Dreams（1963/03）
ザ・プラターズ – 夢であいましょう
シングル “Once In A While”（ワンス・インナ・ワイル）のＢ面。
from the album “Sing Of Your Moonlight Memories”（1963）月に歌うプラターズ
The Beverley Sisters – I’ll See You In My Dreams（UK:1956, US:1956/11）
orchestra conducted by Roland Shaw
シングル “Greensleeves” のＢ面。
２度目の引用。
The Pied Pipers – I’ll See You In My Dreams（1948）
orchestra conducted by Paul Weston
recorded c. December 1947
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra – I’ll See You In My Dreams（1938）
vocal: Jack Leonard & the band
recorded in Hollywood, July 11, 1938
Red Nichols and His Orchestra – I’ll See You In My Dreams（1929）
Featuring His Five Pennies
vocal: Scrappy Lambert
The Isham Jones-Gus Kahn standard was performed here in an extended variable-tempo’concert’ arrangement （written by band member Glenn Miller）, and was issued on a 12-inch disc with the flip side “Some Of These Days”
Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – I’ll See You In My Dreams（1925）
recorded in NYC December 26, 1924
Marion Harris – I’ll See You In My Dreams（1925）
The first recorded version of the Isham Jones-Gus Kahn standard came 19 days prior to Marion’s…conducted by Jones himself
Isham Jones, guest conductor with Ray Miller’s Orchestra – I’ll See You In My Dreams（1925）
vocal: Frank Bessinger
1st Recording Of “I’ll See You In My Dreams”
Famed 1920-30s composer and bandleader Jones wrote the music for such standards as “It Had To Be You,” “Swingin’ Down The Lane,” “The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else,” and this immortal ballad （lyrics by Gus Kahn）, released in this first recording of the song. For the also-popular Marion Harris version
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Olympic Dance Orchestra – Dream Daddy（1924）
vocal: Frank Bessinger
Harry Raderman’s Dance Orchestra（Uncredited）
途中、”London Bridge is Falling Down” を引用。
３度目の引用。
California Ramblers – While Miami Dreams（1922/05）
recorded 30 January 1922, New York City
２度目の引用。
American Quartet – The Ragtime Dream（1913）
recorded in Camden NJ December 22, 1913
以下、「Dream」を含む投稿。
- 純文学、純喫茶、純アリス register movement Part3（１９４０年以前）
- 鹿児島の猫は灰だらけ register movement Part3（１９４１～１９６０年）
- 見し夢を逢ふ夜ありやと嘆くまに目さへあはでぞころも経にける more register movement（１９６１年以降）
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そもそも純文学はそれほど多くは売れません。芥川賞受賞作は数万部から数十万部売れるケースもありますが、受賞後の作品はそんなに売れません。歴代芥川賞作家の初版部数の平均って５０００部がいいとこじゃないでしょうか。
幸いなことに、わたしの初版部数はもうちょい上なんですが、著者が受け取る印税はだいたい販売価格の１０％です。
わたしが最新小説『ＪＲ上野駅公園口』を出版したのは２０１４年３月ですが、それから１年間本は出していません。我が家は、家族３人と４匹のネコがいますから、１冊の本の印税で生活できるのは、どんなに切り詰めても、３、４か月でしょうね。
「作家＝優雅な印税生活」というイメージは幻想に過ぎません。余裕のある生活を送りたいと願う人は、作家という職業を選ばないほうがいいと思います。＜芥川賞作家・柳美里が再びガジェット通信に降臨 ～借金して鎌倉から南相馬へ引っ越しました～ より一部引用＞
http://getnews.jp/archives/926679
同じ印税商売でも、音楽は利用されることを前提としてますが、小説ではドラマ化くらいしかないでしょうし、原作料なんて雀の涙程度ですからね。
薩克斯風演奏–男性之純情（男の純情）
陳大華
2013/06/08 に公開
灰田勝彦 – 燦めく星座（歌詞改訂盤）（1943）
作詞：佐伯孝夫、作曲：佐々木俊一、編曲：平 茂夫
３度目の引用。
灰田勝彦 – 燦めく星座（1940/03）
作詞：佐伯孝夫、作曲：佐々木俊一
南旺映画『秀子の応援団長』主題歌。
３度目の引用。
イタリアの野党「フォルツァ・イタリア」を率いるベルルスコーニ元首相（７８）が２９日夜、応援に駆けつけるはずの選挙集会の会場を間違えて対立候補の集会に登場し、支持を訴える一幕があった。
http://www.asahi.com/articles/ASH504TG1H50UHBI018.html
ちがった意味で逆走老人だね。
７８歳？ 地位や権力に恋々とせず、後進に道を譲って引退しなさいって。
歌舞伎俳優・片岡愛之助が、２９日の日本テレビ系「情報ライブ ミヤネ屋」に出演し、「（愛之助と）別れ話になったことはない」などと破局を号泣否定したタレント・熊切あさ美に対し、「なんで破局を認めない」「ラブラブラブアピールは迷惑」などと事実関係が違うとして“激怒”していることが３１日、分かった。
芸能レポーターの井上公造氏が３１日に読売テレビで放送された「上沼・高田のクギズケ！」に出演。２９日の熊切の破局否定について、番組放送後に愛之助から直接電話を受けたとして、その内容を明らかにした。
熊切の破局否定インタビューの内容を知り、電話をしてきた愛之助は「この際だから…」と“新事実”として、「別れ話は昨年も２、３回出ている」ことを告白。「別れ話がこれまで一度もない、という主張は違う」と話していたことを明かした。
http://www.daily.co.jp/newsflash/gossip/2015/05/31/0008079014.shtml
人気歌舞伎役者の妻などとても務まりそうもないようにお見受けするが。
別れて、却って良かったんじゃないか？
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2015/08/29
歌舞伎俳優の片岡愛之助（４３）が２８日、ブログを更新し、かねて親密な関係がうわさされていた女優の藤原紀香（４４）との交際を宣言した。２人の関係は５月末に一部で報じられたが、愛之助の前恋人のタレント・熊切あさ美（３５）が破局を否定し騒動になっていた。愛之助は「重なってお付き合いをしたことは一度もありません」と“二股疑惑”を完全否定し「４０代の独身同士、どうぞそっとしておいて」と強調した。
ラブリンが堂々の恋人宣言だ。愛之助はこの日午後４時、自身のブログを更新し「この度、藤原紀香さんと交際をさせていただくことになりましたことをご報告いたします」と表明した。２８日発売の写真誌「フライデー」に、ピッタリ寄り添いながら紀香の自宅マンションに消える姿をキャッチされていたが、それを受けて関係を認めた形だ。紀香の所属事務所も「大人なのでプライベートは本人に任せています」と交際を否定しなかった。
２人の親密な関係は、５月末に一部週刊誌で報じられたが、双方とも「お友達です」と交際を否定。一方で愛之助は、熊切との破局をめぐってこじれ、熊切が情報番組で「別れていません」と涙ながらに打ち明けるなど泥沼化していた。
http://www.hochi.co.jp/entertainment/20150828-OHT1T50257.html
心配されるのは愛之助の“ポイ捨て病”だ。前の恋人・熊切あさ美（３５）だけでなく、過去に複数の交際女性を“ポイ捨て”していたことが本紙の取材で判明。そのうち１人は拉致事件寸前の騒動に発展したという。愛之助の危険な“持病”、紀香は知っているのか――。
「フライデー」によると今月下旬、エステ帰りの紀香を愛車に乗った愛之助がピックアップ。パーキングに車を止め歩き始めると２人は手をつなぎ、片時も離れたくないとばかりに紀香が愛之助の腰に手を回す場面もあった。この日、愛之助は紀香の自宅マンションにお泊まりしたという。
２人の交際は５月にも女性誌で報じられた。当時、愛之助は熊切と交際していたとみられるが、紀香との密会がバレて騒ぎになるや「（熊切とは）もう別れています」と主張し、紀香のことは「友人」と強調。これに熊切が「別れ話になったことはない」と反論し、泥沼の破局騒動が繰り広げられたのは記憶に新しい。
http://news.livedoor.com/article/detail/10525295/
間違いなく２０１５年の「どーでもいい話」第１位だな。
（２０１５年８月２９日）
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「星座」「Aquarius」「さそり座の女」「射手座」「獅子座」を含む投稿。
- 台風は列島を、放射線は細胞を通過し、破壊する。 register movement 第四部
- 「おいッきさま、おれを踏み台にしやがったなァ！」の踏み台ぢゃありません register movement 第四部
- 純文学、純喫茶、純アリス register movement Part3
- 寄る年波の嗜み（心がけ）は人並みに register movement Part3
- 「故人の好物」？ 父親は酢だこだったな register movement Part3
- 昭和４１年と「ラブユー東京」の距離感 register movement Part3
- 責任は鴻毛より軽い？ register movement Part3
- 「幽霊の正体見たり枯れ尾花」は 江戸時代の俳人 横井也有（よこいやゆう）の句。 register movement Part3
- リラの花咲く頃／すみれの花咲く頃 續 more register movement
- BIG BOX高田馬場 は 黒川紀章の設計 續 more register movement
- さてさて お名前異聞 續 more register movement
- 『「さようなら」の世界』のＢ面は『美しい星』 續 more register movement
- The Tennessee Waltz 續 more register movement
- 蒲田操車場で発見されたのは５月１２日 續 more register movement
- 沈香も焚かず屁もひらず……音無しの構えか？ 續 more register movement
- 溶けてる…溶けてない…融けてる…融けてない… more register movement
- 「抜けてからわかる、髪は長～い友だち」 more register movement
- 人民と世界を欺く中共の孔子讃仰 more register movement
- 進化と道化はさも似たり more register movement
- 生の白菜の食い過ぎで…… more register movement
- 猫の足星雲 more register movement
- 私の三大「星座」ソング more register movement
- 八月十五日 more register movement
- 懐かしの昭和メロディ ２００９夏 more register movement
- 月面着陸から４０年 more register movement
- 地球の上に朝が来る more register movement
- 013 緑の季節 more register movement
- １９９７年の歳末風景（下） more register movement
- この道はいつか来た道 ああ さうだよ、、、 佐久間航 全文書
（２０１５年９月９日）
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「星」「流星」「流れ星」「彗星」「隕石」「火球」等を含む投稿。
- 「有名医師やお笑い芸人など数百人」 register movement Part3
- 九月の雨 register movement Part3
- コメット賛 register movement Part3
- 医師から処方された薬を服用 register movement Part3
- 「ここには何もありません。」、、、、しかし何かが仮にゆらぎ立つ素地は整ってるというわけだな register movement Part3
- ストレステストの結果発表はいつ？ register movement Part3
- 日本割譲への妄執 register movement Part3
- wanderは彷徨う、歩きまわる、散歩、wonderは不思議、疑問に思う。ではスティービーのワンダーはどっち？ register movement Part3
- 司会 波高し ケーテー牆に鬩ぎ「テーゲーにしやがれッ」と舌戦たけなわ register movement Part3
- 辺縁系が実は世界の中心だったのか！ register movement Part3
- 火星ちゃんは ご機嫌ななめ register movement Part3
- 地表まであと数キロ register movement Part3
- リラの花咲く頃／すみれの花咲く頃 續 register movement Part3
- ☄ ☀ ♛ ☢ ¶：3ﾐ なのだ 續 more register movement
- 『「さようなら」の世界』のＢ面は『美しい星』 續 more register movement
- 火球の用件 續 more register movement
- ルージュで連想するのは（１）クメール（２）ムーラン（３）漢光と来て、ようやく（４）で伝言だ more register movement
- キャラロラ リレリン パッ とか ズビズバー とか 續 more register movement
- 「地球は優しく光る淡い水色だった」 續 more register movement
- 星に願いを？ 星辰信仰か何か？ more register movement
- 馬が葉を食べて苦しむのは馬酔木、ネコ科がウットリするのが木天蓼 more register movement
- ２０１１年十大ニュース more register movement
- 服喪には喪服が必要 more register movement
- こらへこらへた一億の かんにん袋の緒が切れた さうだ一億火の玉だ 續 more register movement
- 富士山膨張 ! ? more register movement
- やな予感 more register movement
- バラの革命で失われたものは月光？ more register movement
- 人民と世界を欺く中共の孔子讃仰 more register movement
- 星界激震 more register movement
- 私の上の歯にはブリッジがある more register movement
- 空気の無い月面で翩翻とひるがえった米国旗 more register movement
- 認知症予防にレトロ部屋？ more register movement
- お名前異聞 more register movement
- 星に願いを？ 星辰信仰か何か？ more register movement
- 富士山膨張 ! ? more register movement
- 続お名前異聞 more register movement
- 人民と世界を欺く中共の孔子讃仰 more register movement
- 東京ゼロメートル地帯 more register movement
- 星界激震 more register movement
- 討入り、小津忌、哀愁エレキの三題噺 more register movement
- 月面着陸から４０年 more register movement
- ナナガツ・イッピ または曜日ソング、記念日テーマについて more register movement
- 地球の上に朝が来る more register movement
- スプートニク号の破片？ more register movement
（２０１５年１１月７日）
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今日行った骨董市で、灰田勝彦歌唱の『燦めく星座』（ビクター）の改訂盤を差し替え用に買った。このレコードは1940（昭和15）年に発売されたが、1943（18）年に歌詩を改訂して再吹込みされ発売された。－続－
燦めく星座 灰田勝彦 ビクターＪ-54714 – ＳＰ盤雑学ノート (https://t.co/qulbD2fNfn)— ＳＰ盤雑学ノート (@furoa78) April 2, 2023
歌詩の１番で「男純情の愛の星の色」→「男純情のきよい星の色」と改変されたのだが、本日歌詩カードを入手して、ようやく「きよい星の色」が「聖い（きよい）星の色」であったことを確認できた。清い、潔いではなく聖いだった。時局的に「聖戦」のイメージに持っていきたかったのかもしれない。
— ＳＰ盤雑学ノート (@furoa78) April 2, 2023
（２０２３年４月２日）
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#アフロジャケ貼ろうぜ pic.twitter.com/8g4272YAIa
— おく☆けん (@TOKEIWOTOMETE) October 3, 2024
佐藤蛾次郎「まさゆめ」キャニオン
（２０２４年１０月３日）
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The Ink Spots “With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming and If You Had To Hurt Someone Medley”
The Ed Sullivan Show
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March 12, 1950.
（２０２５年６月２日）