Name: Ain't She Sweet [Bygone Days]
Brand: Bygone Days
SKU: 1401986
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Ain't She Sweet [Bygone Days]

Rating

Album: Ain't She Sweet [Bygone Days]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Black Bottom
2)	Ain't He Sweet
3)	It All Depends On You
4)	Wistful And Blue
5)	Get Out And Get Under The Moon
6)	Carolina Moon
7)	You Wouldn't Fool Me Would You
8)	That's You Baby
9)	Big City Blues
10)	Ua Like No A Like (Sweet Constancy)
11)	Pagan Love Song
12)	I Have To Have You
13)	Telling It To The Daisies
14)	Little White Lies
15)	I Want A Good Man
16)	I Hate Myself
17)	Fit As A Fiddle
18)	Say It Isn't So
19)	Moon Song
20)	Twenty Million People
21)	Let's Fall In Love
22)	I Cover The Waterfront
23)	Love Me Tonight
24)	We Just Couldn't Say 'Goodbye'

Album: Ain't She Sweet [Bygone Days]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Black Bottom
2)	Ain't He Sweet
3)	It All Depends On You
4)	Wistful And Blue
5)	Get Out And Get Under The Moon
6)	Carolina Moon
7)	You Wouldn't Fool Me Would You
8)	That's You Baby
9)	Big City Blues
10)	Ua Like No A Like (Sweet Constancy)
11)	Pagan Love Song
12)	I Have To Have You
13)	Telling It To The Daisies
14)	Little White Lies
15)	I Want A Good Man
16)	I Hate Myself
17)	Fit As A Fiddle
18)	Say It Isn't So
19)	Moon Song
20)	Twenty Million People
21)	Let's Fall In Love
22)	I Cover The Waterfront
23)	Love Me Tonight
24)	We Just Couldn't Say 'Goodbye'

Performer Notes

Personnel: Annette Hanshaw (vocals, panpipes); Tommy Fellini, Perry Botkin and His Orchestra, Tony Colucci, Carl Kress (guitar); Harry Hoffman, Matty Malneck (violin, viola); Mac Ceppos, Joe Venuti, Ben Selvin (violin); Larry Abbott (kazoo, clarinet); Adrian Rollini (kazoo, baritone saxophone, piano); George Bohn, Benny Goodman (clarinet, alto saxophone); Larry Tice, Jimmy Dorsey, Jimmy Lytell, Andy Sannella (clarinet); Red Nichols (trumpet, cornet); Tommy Dorsey (trumpet, trombone); Manny Klein, Bob Effros, Eddie Farley (trumpet); Al Philburn, Jack Teagarden, Miff Mole (trombone); Frank Signorelli, Fulton McGrath, Joe Meresco, Sammy Prager, Irving Brodsky, Rube Bloom (piano); Chauncey Morehouse (vibraphone, drums); Larry Gomar, Ray Bauduc (drums).
Liner Note Author: Peter Dempsey.
Recording information: New York, NY (09/12/1926-02/03/1934).
The delightful 1920s singer Annette Hanshaw, one of the most popular voices of the Jazz Age, was frequently accompanied by some of jazz's most accomplished players, including Eddie Lang, Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey, Joe Venuti, and Red Nichols. Her sparkling treatments of such period classics as "Six Feet of Papa" and "Walkin' My Baby Back Home" may not qualify as classic jazz, but her relaxed delivery and phrasing provided the inspiration for a generation of pioneering female vocalists.