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Carrie Jacobs Bond, David Braham, George M. Cohan, Harry Dacre, Paul Dresser, Gus Edwards, James Reese Europe, Fred Gilbert, W.C. Handy, Silvio Hein - Moonlight Bay: Songs as Is Songs as Was

Carrie Jacobs Bond, David Braham, George M. Cohan, Harry Dacre, Paul Dresser, Gus Edwards, James Reese Europe, Fred Gilbert, W.C. Handy, Silvio Hein - Moonlight Bay: Songs as Is Songs as Was

Band: Carrie Jacobs Bond, David Braham, George M. Cohan, Harry Dacre, Paul Dresser, Gus Edwards, James Reese Europe, Fred Gilbert, W.C. Handy, Silvio Hein Title: Moonlight Bay: Songs as Is Songs as Was Rating: Release Date: 09 February, 1999 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: On The Road To Mandalay 2: Moonlight Bay 3: Hello, Ma Baby 4: Billy 5: School Days 6: Mirandy 7: Poor Butterfly 8: Nobody's Lookin But De Owl An' De Moon 9: Asleep In The Deep 10: Beale Street Blues 11: Life's A Funny Proposition After All 12: I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles 13: Can't You Heah Me Callin', Caroline? 14: I Might Be Your 'Once - In - Awhile' 15: Heaven Will Protect The Working Girl 16: The Man That Broke The Bank At Monte Carlo 17: Some Little Bug Is Going To Find You 18: Daisy Bell 19: Just A - Wearyin' For You 20: Little Annie Rooney 21: The Widow Nolan's Goat 22: Forty - Five Minutes From Broadway 23: My Gal Sal 24: Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh!

Customer Reviews A great addition In the same groove as their earlier albums, After the Ball and Vaudeville. Joan Morris and her husband, composer William Bolcom, take another trip back to the early days of Broadway musicals and earlier. A great addition to your collection if you love this kind of music, performed the way it was meant to be heard. Joan Morris and William Bolcom return to their roots Now, after bringing their talents to the music of Jerome Kern, Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, and most recently, Vincent Youmans, they return to the turn of the century with this delightful collection. Back in 1974, mezzo-soprano Joan Morris, and her husband, William Bolcom, recorded "After the Ball," a collection of turn-of-the-century popular songs, some of which hadn't been recorded since the early part of the century, if ever. Note: no compromises were made with the original turn-of-the-century lyrics; this CD is not for those obsessed with "political correctness. " But then, those obsessed with political correctness generally don't have much taste, anyway. . You can see a complete list of all Carrie Jacobs Bond, David Braham, George M. Cohan, Harry Dacre, Paul Dresser, Gus Edwards, James Reese Europe, Fred Gilbert, W.C. Handy, Silvio Hein discography, or go back to the Carrie Jacobs Bond, David Braham, George M. Cohan, Harry Dacre, Paul Dresser, Gus Edwards, James Reese Europe, Fred Gilbert, W.C. Handy, Silvio Hein tabs