Fiona Apple by Harry Woods, Boston, 1999.

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Fiona Apple by Harry Woods, Boston, 1999.
Al Jolson - When the Red, Red Robin (Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along) (1926) Al Jolson with Carl Fenton's Orchestra Harry Woods from: "When the Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin’ Along" / "Here I Am" (10" Shellac)
Traditional Pop
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Personnel: Al Jolson: Vocals Carl Fenton's Orchestra Walter Haenschen: Orchestra Leader
Harry Reser: Banjo (uncredited)
Recorded: @ 799 Seventh Avenue Studio, Room no. 1 in New York City, New York USA on June 1, 1926
Released: July, 1926 Brunswick Records
This Otis Redding performance of “Try A Little Tenderness” is from 55 years ago today—December 9, 1967—the day before Redding and most of his band were killed in an airplane crash. _____________________________ Try A Little Tenderness Songwriters: Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly and Harry M. Wood
Monkey Business (1931) Norman Z. McLeod
April 22nd 2021
My Hero 😊❤
Marshal of Gunsmoke 1944
Oskar Huth: Kellerman. A vile man -
Harry Woods: — egotistical, self-centered, arrogant, insufferable—you know, a typical German.
Oskar Huth: As a fair, broad-minded officer, I should ignore that. But as a German, of course, I'll manage some sort of revenge.