Without looking it up--Can you name a pre-1950s song?!
Question: Sometimes there just ain't no Fish!
and...Huggin' and Chalkin' .....
two by Hoagy Carmichael
Answers: Sometimes there just ain't no Fish!
and...Huggin' and Chalkin' .....
two by Hoagy Carmichael
hank WIlliams Senior
HEy Good looking
Oh Johnny...Andrews Sisters I think.
Robert Johnson - Red Hot
Beethoven's 9th symphony?
Ah, now you're getting into some of my old favorites. I was born in 1947, so many of these were playing during my youth. Some of my favorites were:
Bye Bye Blackbird
Don't Want to Set the World on Fire
Glow Worm
I Don't Know Why I Love You Like I Do
Little Brown Jug
Anything by Glen Miller
Moonlight Seranade
Put Another Nickle In (the Nicklodian)
Sentimental Journey
Take the 'A' Train (to Harlem)
Stripper
Thanks for the Memories
What a Difference a Day Makes
Twilight Time
There, I've Said It Again
...and a slew more that will still bring tears of nostalgia to my eyes when I hear them today...
...and, please don't ask me who performed all these, I didn't pay too close attention to the artists at that age (3 to 9 years old)...
Minny the Moocher by Cab Calloway
White Christmas - Bing Crosby.
Mr. Postman? Not too sure about the era of that song...but I am thinking it's around there...
hawaiis antheam,it goes 'hawaii,your our 49 state and we love you' written in 1949,they wrote it when they were in race with alaska,alaska beat hawaii is the 50th.st.!
Bugle Boy of Company C
"By the light
of the Silvery moon.
Bing Crosby I think.
Happy Birthday
The Star Spangled Banner