1. 00:00:00 Billie Holiday Let's Do It 2. 00:02:59 Bing Crosby Don't Fence Me In 3. 00:06:08 Frances Day It's De-Lovely 4. 00:08:43 Al Bowlly How Could We Be Wrong? 5. 00:11:59 Gertrude Lawrence Experiment 6. 00:14:38 Jay Wilbur Miss Otis Regrets 7. 00:17:38 Marlene Dietrich You Do Something To Me 8. 00:20:40 Nat Gonella Blow, Gabriel, Blow 9. 00:23:52 Frances Langford Easy To Love 10. 00:26:39 Fred Astaire I've Got You On My Mind 11. 00:29:26 Cole Porter Anything Goes 12. 00:32:33 Billie Holiday Night and Day 13. 00:35:35 Artie Shaw What Is This Thing Called Love? 14. 00:38:51 Billy Cotton My Heart Belongs To Daddy 15. 00:42:13 Noel Coward You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To 16. 00:44:12 Frances Langford Rap Tap On Wood 17. 00:46:43 Chick Henderson Begin The Beguine 18. 00:50:16 Gertrude Lawrence The Physician 19. 00:53:21 Irving Aaronson Let's Misbehave 20. 00:56:15 Virginia Bruce I've Got You Under My Skin 21. 00:59:31 Sam Browne Just One Of Those Things 22. 01:02:41 Cole Porter You're The Top
@@MWmMorgan , Lorenz Hart was great. And though stylistically, he was utterly different from Porter, so was Johnny Mercer. Porter sent Mercer a telegram in which he told Mercer that Mercer's lyric for "Laura," was the only one which, he, Porter wished he himself had written.
When you listen to Porter, there's no other music. Hearing Cole singing 'You're The Top' as the final tune with this set, indeed, makes you feel like it!
In honour of my very-recently passed grandmother. Cole Porter was her favourite composer , and now I shall carry on this torch ~ absolutely loving him... RIP Nan and TY for everything!!
Here's to your grandmother! It's wonderful she loved Porter. I grew up in Indiana and proud to have shared the state growing up singing Porter and Carmicheal tunes. I grew up near Richmond and Bloomington, both who have deep music and recording history roots.
Loved this music when I was a little girl listening on the radio. My parents had good fun dancing to this music in the roaring twenties which was when I was a four year old.
@@PunkRockZombie205 , in your entire life, you won't have five minutes as spectacularly creative as Cole Porter had on any random day of his songwriting career, which he was embarked upon 100 years ago, or as sensitive and responsive to greatness as Mary had when she was a little girl. Show some respect for people, you worm.
What a guy! He ´s words catch us as our deepest needs and turnings is in life. He can turn all to a good mood with the glittering shine is hes eyes. We love his humour and flow. One of the big genius from his time and still is. He makes us laugh when everyday feels not so special.
OH EM GEE! Gertrude Lawrence singing "The Physician"! Never heard this one before! WHAT a classic! Miss Lawrence was wonderful with the songs of both Porter and his friend, Noel Coward; she was made to sing those comic (and sometimes tragic) tunes. "The Physician" is a classic by one of the great wordsmiths of song (as was, need I say, Noel Coward). Thanks for this terrific set of recordings!
Do you have something out with the songs of the Gershwin brothers? Ira was pretty good with lyrics . . . "Of Thee I Sing," fr'instance . . . a great and neglected satire on American politics.
Gertie: Experiment....make it your motto day and night. Experiment...and it will lead you to the light... The combination of Gertrude Lawrence and Cole Porter was magic.
I thought you might share this with your father in law. He might like hearing one of my favorite composers from Peru, Indiana. Let me know if he likes it with my best regards.
PLAYLIST; Billie Holiday - Let's Do It Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters - Don't Fence Me In Frances Day - It's De-Lovely Al Bowlly - How Could We Be Wrong? Gertrude Lawrence - Experiment Sam Browne & Jay Wilbur - Miss Otis Regrets Marlene Dietrich - You Do Something To Me Nat Gonella & His Georgians - Blow, Gabriel, Blow Frances Langford - Easy to Love Fred Astaire - I've Got You On My Mind Cole Porter - Anything Goes Billie Holiday - Night And Day Artie Shaw & His Orchestra - What Is This Thing Called Love? Billy Cotton & His Band - My Heart Belongs To Daddy Noel Coward - You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To Frances Langford - Rap Tap On Wood Chick Henderson & Joe Loss - Begin The Beguine Gertrude Lawrence - The Physician Irving Aaronson & His Commanders - Let's Misbehave Virginia Bruce - I've Got You Under My Skin Sam Browne & Ambrose - It Was Just One Of Those Things Cole Porter - You're The Top
❤What a showcase of talent inspired by the great Mr.Cole Porter ! My late husband used to accompany me on guitar when singing these fabulously wonderful songs at weddings etc. What a privilege! XXXXXX 💕💖💕💖💕💖
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That name is HUGE among Irish Catholics. St. Coleman of Ireland, died around 700 AD. (Coleman O'Brien, Notre Dame quarterback 1966) But you're correct, some are named after the composer too.
Try to find an Oyster in Oyster Bay and you can get them but they are very expensive. The words are true but you had better watch out because you can make children that way.
This is our selection of the greatest *songs and lyrics* from the remarkable Cole Porter. 22 superb tracks, The great stars of this generation salute Cole Porter - performing his best loved numbers in superlative style. As you've observed - The Words & Music of Cole Porter also includes two tracks sung by the man himself.
