"I Get A Kick Out Of You" - Ethel Merman - "Anything Goes" (1936) 

I caught the Cortex sample on that song, but I had NO idea Doom also interpolated Ethel. That's absolutely awesome!

And that was 1936

Interesting - thanks!

How interesting!

Too bad Vivian's musical comedy career did not blossom like Merman's.

@@rexlex1736 YES

There was a rumor that Ethel Mertz was named after Ethel Merman.

This is great ♥️

yeah like a shrill foghorn !

@@michelleregis6181 , LIKE A SPECTACULAR AND WELL TUNED BRASS BAND !

I have her original photo with autograph to sell. Would you be interested in buying it?

A great Hoosier musician.

MF THE SUPAVILLIAN 🦹🏾‍♂️

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The person who from Spain lyric was also one of the original lyrics there are so many lyrics to these songs they just decided they're better go with perfumes and cocaine silly Hollywood people

@@roderickfernandez5382 it wasn't tho, the lyric was specifically chosen because of the censors not wanting drug mentions in a movie under the absolutely puritanical rules of The Hayes Code

The Hays Code was in effect by then. The Pre-Code era (which had the lax censorship you referenced) was already over.

Waiting impatiently for Fallout 5

Or you could get a cocaine "kick."

@@Muttonchop_USA no, thanks.

Then fuck off lol

I was confused by that as well. Although most of the attention was on her, I've seen worse, but they weren't treating her as the star of the show. Vocally I think she's superb. She still has a honey-like sound in her breathy like register that was less pronounced as she age and all of the heavy belting. Especially in the introductory verse. Her voice at this point also seems mostly vibrato free, which I love. I love the trademark grace note she does on the word "me" at around 2:15. The recorded versions she did of this song here and before are my fave versions of this song. Thank you, Mr. Porter, for writing this with La La La La Merm in mind.

She cashed her check and waddled off to the seashore like some beached whale. What the hell is wrong with you?

@@templedrake6890 A whale, what’s wrong with you?

She hated it.

@@templedrake6890 What is your problem??? Must be a Hollywood reject?

So what's YOUR major skill and contribution to the world of entertainment El Fisho ? Sweet FA I'll bet !

Not really. The coke line is the only reference in the entire song.

@@videocat1366 Alcohol is also a drug. On the other hand, flying is not.

I was going to write that too. I was looking for the cocaine lyric

Nobody. Coz it ain't. The song goes on and on beyond that line. And stop trying to be all in-the-know "Pity! harumph!" doesn't become you, dearie.

She certainly had a different singing-style, and that's what appealed to people.

Well obviously Michelle she got a lot further than you did

Michelle Regis, your spelling and sentence construction leave a lot to be desired. Ms Merman was known as ' the First Lady of the musical comedy stage ' , what have you done in your life?

Michelle you need to learn to spell better . Merman laughed all the way to the bank and remains the top ever on Broadway . She must have sone something right. The composers wrote songs for her and “Hello Dolly” was written for her and she turned it down and gave the role to some woman named ……Carol Channing .

Ho ho ho, is that what you think Michelle? He he he, well the joke is on you! Harr harr