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Tuesday, October 25. 2011

Trio Lescano - La Gelosia Non è più di Moda (Jealousy is no Longer Fashionable) 1939

I forget where I found this:


 


Posted by Bird Dog in Music at 17:15 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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"I forget where I found this"

I would have, too. :)

On the other hand, I have to admit you're redefined my definition of the term "eclectic music tastes" over the years. So you've got that going for you.

Myself, when it comes to French songs, I was always more of an Edith Piaf kinda guy. It totally made the movie 'Babe: Pig In The City'.

Of course, for any of you who actually like classic French music, there's always this. Mary Hopkin, the archtypical English bird of the time. The album cover I had was at the 3:10 mark. I just heard it for the first time in years and I'm still wiping away a tear over poor Prince en Avignon's fate. I'm sure you will be, too.
#1 Dr. Mercury (Link) on 2011-10-25 18:53 (Reply)
Nice to see new material (to me) from 1939. I wish I could still hear it well.

I wonder who did the art. I think there were two, perhaps three.

One seemed to have trouble drawing arms. But maybe that wasn't where he was looking as he drew them.
#2 KTWO on 2011-10-25 19:14 (Reply)
In some fashion, envy isn't universal.
#3 notquiteunBuckley on 2011-10-25 20:05 (Reply)
This topic?
Under Mussolini?
Surprising.
#4 PacRim Jim (Link) on 2011-10-26 02:27 (Reply)

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