Volume Nine-Ten Years On
No, I haven't given up on this series. I've just been asleep since Christmas. All that Christmas sharity can take a lot out of a guy. But I'm back, with yet another installment of the long-term project of sharing all twelve record in this series. Today it's volume 9, the second set from Jack Say, who some say is actually Jacques Ysaye from France. I don't know that for fact, but it wouldn't be the only entry in this series released under a pseudonym. All the tracks on this volume are written by Irving Berlin, who I'm sure you're familiar with, so I won't tell you who he is. Anyhow, if you want more info, I suggest you look back at the original post of this record, which was now closer to 11 years ago instead of ten. Time flies when you're having fun. This is Jack Say And His Orchestra-The Girl That I Marry (The Music Of Irving Berlin) (RCA Custom RAL-1009, Mono, 1957).
1. Soft Lights And Sweet Music
2. Remember
3. Cheek To Cheek
4. How Deep Is The Ocean
5. Say It Isn't So
6. Blue Skies
7. Say It With Music
8. Always
9. Lady Of The Evening
10. The Girl That I Marry
11. A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody
12. All By Myself
Zippyshare
If you missed any the earlier volumes in this great series, here are the links to each of them:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Hopefully I can get the last three of these up in a reasonable amount of time. Maybe.
1. Soft Lights And Sweet Music
2. Remember
3. Cheek To Cheek
4. How Deep Is The Ocean
5. Say It Isn't So
6. Blue Skies
7. Say It With Music
8. Always
9. Lady Of The Evening
10. The Girl That I Marry
11. A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody
12. All By Myself
Zippyshare
If you missed any the earlier volumes in this great series, here are the links to each of them:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Hopefully I can get the last three of these up in a reasonable amount of time. Maybe.
Have I been following this series for 11 years? I like it! Always happy to have a new addition.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Great to see you back in action, Ernie. Look forward to this tomorrow while I sit on my Monday conference call gauntlet...!
ReplyDeleteDon't say "maybe", Ernie. Think positive. I will continue to be patient.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
so it isn't say.
ReplyDeleteit's ysaye.
c'est si bon.
Thank you for your kind shares. A really nice series. Glad to be updated. Keep 'em coming. Hope all is well with you and yours. Thanks again for your kindness. pburton
ReplyDeleteI downloaded all these and burned them to CDs when you first put them up. Then I deleted them from the computer. Now I'm putting them back. Thanks for reposting, Ernie!
ReplyDeleteJack Say was Jacques Ysaye, a Belgian.
ReplyDeleteDetails here
https://gw.geneanet.org/mysaye?iz=180&lang=fr&n=ysaye+jack+say&nz=cavatorta&oc=0&ocz=0&p=jacques&pz=felix+luis+julian
Thanks for post
Thank you thank you thank you! I absolutely love this series and it is marvelous to see another installment.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reposting yet another gem in this series, Ernie. They get a lot of listening here.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Ernie!
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Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteAs someone going through your blog in 2022, I really appreciate you coming back and adding functioning links.
ReplyDeleteSome have new links, some have been reposted, some have disappeared into the ether. It's a mixed bag. :) But enjoy what you can find!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure. Did it so long ago I sometimes forget they're there... :)
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