「I Feel A Song Comin’ On」タグアーカイブ

人の世に ただ歌のみぞ美しけれ（６）

 

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Ruth Etting – Life Is A Song（Let’s Sing It Together）（1935）

recorded in NYC April 5, 1935
A #1 “Hit Parade” song which provided Etting with one of her last popular record hits

Joe Haymes and his Orchestra – Life Is A Song（Let’s Sing It Together）（1935）
vocal: Skeeter Palmer

recorded in NYC April 10, 1935
The most popular recording of this #1 “Hit Parade” tune was purportedly sung by Ruth Etting

Chick Bullock – Life Is A Song（Let’s Sing It Together）（1935）
with the ARC studio orchestra
recorded in NYC May 15, 1935

Rudy Vallée and His Connecticut Yankees – Life Is A Song（Let’s Sing It Together）（1935）
vocal: Rudy Vallée
recorded in NYC March 25, 1935

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Abe Lyman and his California Orchestra – Singing A Happy Song（1935）
vocal: Phil Neely

recorded NYC January 17, 1935
One of four posted Lyman tracks of songs from the 1935 20th Century Pictures musical “Folies Bergere De Paris,” which starred Maurice Chevalier, Merle Oberon and Ann Sothern. The flip side is “Au Revoir L’Amour”, and see also “Rhythm Of The Rain” and “I Was Lucky.”

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – Singing A Happy Song（1935）
vocal: Ramona

recorded in NYC December 17, 1934
Tune from the 1935 20th Century Pictures musical “Folies Bergere De Paris,” which starred Maurice Chevalier, Merle Oberon, and Ann Sothern.

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Claire Martin – I Feel A Song Coming On
from the album “I Feel A Song Coming On”（2024/05/17）

Chris Connor – I Feel A Song Coming On
from the album “Sweet And Swinging”（1978）

Barbara McNair “I Feel A Song Coming On & Somewhere Over The Rainbow”
The Ed Sullivan Show
2024/11/15
February 26, 1967.

Joni James – I Feel A Song Comin’ On
from the album “I Feel A Song Coming On”（1962）

Joanie Sommers – I Feel A Song Comin’ On
from the album “For Those Who Think Young”（1962）
（Remastered 2017）

Teri Thornton – I Feel A Song Comin’ On
from the album “Devil May Care”（1961）

Oscar Peterson – I Feel A Song Comin’ On
from the album “Oscar Peterson Plays The Jimmy McHugh Song Book”（1959）

The Allan Ganley Quartet Featuring Joe Harriott – I Feel A Song Coming On
from the album Various “Too Hot: The Best of Mainstream British Jazz”（UK:2004）
from the album “Gone Ganley”（UK:1958）

Lawrence Welk And His Orchestra – I Feel A Song Coming On（1956）

　　※（追記：この動画は削除されました）

 

Sonny Rollins – I Feel A Song Comin’ On
from the album “Plus 4″（1956）

Bass: George Morrow
Drums: Max Roach
Piano: Richie Powell
Tenor Saxophone: Sonny Rollins
Trumpet: Clifford Brown

 

Judy Garland – I Feel A Song Coming On（1967）（live）
from the album “At Home At The Palace”（ABC:1967/08/15）

Judy Garland – I Feel A Song Coming On
The Judy Garland Show
filmed on June 24, 1963.

Judy Garland – I Feel A Song Coming On
from the album “Judy”（Capitol:1956）

 

Dean Martin – I Feel A Song Comin’ On
from the album “Dean Martin Sings”（1953）

Vera Zorina – I Feel A Song Coming On （Dance）
“Follow the Boys” （O.S.T – 1944）
from the album Various “Follow The Boys”（2017）

Al Jolson – I Feel A Song Coming On（live）
from the album “Al Jolson on Stage”

Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – I Feel A Song Coming On（1935）
vocal: Ramona and the Kings Men

recorded July 10, 1935
A number from the Paramount film “Every Night At Eight,” which starred George Raft, Alice Faye, and Frances Langford, who performed what would become her signature tune “I’m In The Mood For Love.”

Frances Langford with Mahlon Merrick And His Music – I Feel A Song Comin’ On（1935）

Frances Langford, Alice Faye, Patsy Kelly – I Feel A Song Comin’ On
映画『夜毎八時に（Every Night at Eight）』（米1935/08/02公開）

as the singing Swanee Sisters, perform “I Feel A Song Coming On,” in the 1935 film “Every Night at Eight.”

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Sam Robbins and His Hotel McAlpin Orchestra – The Sweetest Music This Side Of Heaven（1934）
vocal: Sydney Schiff

recorded in NYC April 27, 1934
This and the flip side “Fare-Thee-Well” were songs from the 1934 Paramount film “Many Happy Returns.” The cast included George Burns, Gracie Allen, Ray Milland, and the Guy Lombardo orchestra, which performed both of those songs on-screen and also recorded them at the band’s final session for Brunswick.

Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians – The Sweetest Music This Side Of Heaven（1934）
vocal: Carmen Lombardo

recorded in Los Angeles April 5, 1934
Carmen co-wrote this tune, lyrically inspired by the band’s well-known slogan. It was one of eight sides recorded by Guy Lombardo at his final session for the Brunswick label before moving over to Decca.

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Dobie Gray – Inka Dinka Doo（1963/05）
ドビー・グレイ – インカ・ディンカ・ドゥー
日本盤シングル（1963/11）では “Be A Man”（大きな夢を）のＢ面。

Before Dobie Gray achieved hit status with his Charger single,’The “In” Crowd in 1965, he was chugging along issuing a half a dozen non charting discs on the Stripe and Real Fine labels label between 1960 and 1962. Signing with CorDak Records under the direction of Fred Darian, his first record out of the chute was a tune entitle,’Look At Me’. While not a huge hit, it did make some noise and sell a few records in several areas. After a follow up disc tanked post haste, Fred Darian wasted no time in sending out the next single utilizing the common practice of mimicking the sound of the hit record before it. In this case, the Jimmy Durante tune,’Inka Dinka Doo’ was put together with the same personnel in the studio and a rip off arrangement mirroring’Look At Me’. Not at all a bad effort but it came and went rather quickly. There was one final CorDak single that flopped before the switch to Charger Records where in December 1964 Dobie’s recording career would change drastically for the better.

Ann Margret – Inka Dinka Doo
アン・マーグレット – インカ・ディンカ・ドゥー
from the album “The Vivacious One”（1962）アン・マーグレット、ヒットを唄う

Jimmy Durante – Inka Dinka Doo（1934 his original version）
私の鼻歌はシンフォニー と歌う、デカ鼻のコメディアン ジミー・デュランテの最も有名なナンバー。
２度目の引用。

recorded in Los Angeles February 13, 1934（original label scan not available）
Jimmy introduced his famous signature tune in the 1934 film “Palooka,” first recording it for Brunswick （this posted version） and again in 1944 for Decca.

Ferde Grofe & his Orchestra – Inka Dinka Doo（1933）
vocal: The Rhythm Boys
２度目の引用。

recorded in NYC November 21, 1933
This iteration of The Rhythm Boys consisted of Jimmy Noel, Ray Kulz, George McDonald, and Al Dary. Here also is Durante’s first recording of his signature tune

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Red Nichols and his World Famous Pennies – I’m Hummin’, I’m Whistlin’, I’m Singin（1934）
vocal: The Songcopators（Del Porter, Ray Johnson, Dwight Snyder, Marshall Smith）

recorded in Chicago June 18, 1934
Both this and the flip side “Straight From The Shoulder （Right From The Heart）” were Harry Revel-Mack Gordon tunes from the 1934 Bing Crosby film “She Loves Me Not” （which also introduced the major Robin & Rainger song hit “Love In Bloom”）.

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Pat Suzuki – The Song Is You
from the album “Pat Suzuki”（1958）

Frank Sinatra – The Song Is You（1942）
orchestra conducted by Axel Stordahl

recorded January 19, 1942
The Kern-Hammerstein score for the 1932 musical “Music In The Air” produced this future standard as well as “I’ve Told Every Little Star.” While still a member of the Tommy Dorsey band, Sinatra recorded his first four sides as a top-billed solo artist, released by Victor on its subsidiary Bluebird label. They were conducted by Dorsey arranger Axel Stordahl, who would later follow “The Voice” over to Columbia Records to become his long-time primary arranger-conductor.

Jack Denny and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra – The Song Is You（1933）
vocal: Paul Small

recorded November 11, 1932
The Kern-Hammerstein score for the musical “Music In The Air” produced this future standard as well as “I’ve Told Every Little Star,” which was issued on the flipside of this popular Denny 78 and is also included in the 1933 collection.

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Bing Crosby – I’ve Got To Sing A Torch Song（1933）
with Jimmie Grier & his Orchestra

recorded in Los Angeles June 16, 1933
Dubin & Warren tune from “Gold Diggers of 1933,”

Paul Whiteman Presents Roy Bargy and Ramona – I’ve Got To Sing A Torch Song（1933）
イントロでポール・アンカを連想した。

recorded in Camden NJ April 20, 1933
Roy Bargy （piano）, Bunny Berigan （trumpet）, Fud Livingston （clarinet）, Ramona Davies, vocal.
The Mervyn LeRoy-Busby Berkeley magic was working overtime in Warner Brothers’ classic film musical “Gold Diggers Of 1933.” Joan Blondell, Warren William, Dick Powell & Ruby Keeler starred, and Harry Warren & Al Dubin wrote the tunes: “The Gold Diggers’ Song （We’re In The Money）,” “Shadow Waltz,” “Pettin’ In The Park,” “I’ve Got To Sing A Torch Song” and “Remember My Forgotten Man.”

Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees – I’ve Got To Sing A Torch Song（1933）
vocal: Rudy Vallee

recorded in NYC April 17, 1933
The Mervyn LeRoy-Busby Berkeley magic was working overtime in Warner Brothers’ classic film musical “Gold Diggers Of 1933.” Joan Blondell, Warren William, Dick Powell & Ruby Keeler starred, and Harry Warren & Al Dubin wrote the songs: “The Gold Diggers’ Song （We’re In The Money,” “Shadow Waltz,” “Pettin’ In The Park,” “I’ve Got To Sing A Torch Song” and “Remember My Forgotten Man.” “Shadow Waltz”

Ted Weems and his Orchestra – The Old Kitchen Kettle（Keeps Singing A Song）（1933）
vocal: Parker Gibbs, Wes Vaughn, Dudley Fosdick, and Elmo Tanner

recorded in Camden NJ January 9, 1933
The flip side is “At The Baby Parade”

Abe Lyman & his California Orchestra – Of Thee I Sing–Dance Medley（1932）
vocal: Phil Neely, Frank Sylvano and Dick Robertson

recorded in NYC January 30, 1932
A 12-inch Brunswick medley of the familiar Gershwin showtunes “Of Thee I Sing,” “Who Cares,” and “Love Is Sweeping The Country” （but good luck finding any other period commercial recordings of that third title）. The musical “Of Thee I Sing” （book by George S. Kaufman & Morrie Riskynd, score by George & Ira Gershwin） opened the day after Christmas 1931, played 441 performances, and starred Victor Moore.
Johnson-Shirley ADBORAF notes that due to the presence of Bennie Krueger and four different vocalists at this session, it’s possible that this and the other titles from that date were actually perfomed by the ARC house band using Lyman’s name.
Session data also indicates that some weeks earlier （January 8th）, both this and the flipside （Medley from “The Laugh Parade”） had been recorded in longer-duration tracks that were issued on a fine-groove version of the same-numbered Brunswick 20103. The “Of Thee I Sing” side purportedly ran 5:35 as opposed to the 4:33 standard-groove duration heard on this post.

The Knickerbockers – Of Thee I Sing（1932）
vocal: The Rondoliers

recorded in NYC January 18, 1932
The musical “Of Thee I Sing” （book by George S. Kaufman & Morrie Riskynd, score by the Gershwins） opened the day after Christmas 1931, played 441 performances, and starred Victor Moore. In addition to the title song, George and Ira gave us “Who Cares?” “Love Is Sweeping The Country,” and “Wintergreen For President,” among others.

Victor Arden-Phil Ohman & Their Orchestra – Of Thee I Sing（1932）
vocal: Frank Luther

recorded January 14, 1932
The musical “Of Thee I Sing” （book by George S. Kaufman & Morrie Riskynd, score by George & Ira Gershwin） opened the day after Christmas 1931, played 441 performances, and starred Victor Moore. In addition to the title song, George and Ira also gave us “Who Cares?” “Love Is Sweeping The Country,” and “Wintergreen For President,” among others. Ben Selvin’s version of this tune is also posted to the channel as is Abe Lyman’s medley of songs from the show

Casa Loma Orchestra – I Wanna Sing About You（1931）
vocal: Kenny Sargent

recorded in NYC May 18, 1931
Giving us an idea of how Kenny Sargent could navigate a non-ballad vocal assignment. The flip side is “Just A Blue-Eyed Blonde”.

Bert Lown and His Hotel Biltmore Orchestra – I “Wanna” Sing About You（1931）
vocal by male trio

recorded in NYC April 23, 1931
Singers are Elmer Feldkamp, Paul Mason, and Max Ceppos.

Rudy Vallée and His Connecticul Yankees – My Song（1931）
vocal: Rudy Vallée

recorded in NYC August 8, 1931
One of several popular tunes from the 1931 edition of the Broadway revue “George White’s Scandals,” with a cast that included Rudy Vallee, Ethel Merman, Ray Bolger and Alice Faye.

Ben Selvin & his Orchestra – My Song（1931）
vocal: Paul Small

recorded in NYC August 13, 1931
Song from the 1931 edition of the popular Broadway revue “George White’s Scandals,” with a cast that included Rudy Vallee, Ethel Merman, Ray Bolger and Alice Faye. For the flip side “This Is The Missus,”

Ted Weems and his Orchestra – This Is My Love Song（1931）
vocal: Wes Vaughan

recorded at the NBC Merchandise Mart in Chicago December 2, 1931
The flip side is “She’s So Nice”

Jerry Hoey and his Orchestra – Sing A Little Jingle（1931）
vocal: Les Allen
recorded in London Oct-Nov 1931

 

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