Sophie Tucker - Some of These Days

Some of These Days Bu   Sophie Tucker Very Good Condition Track Listings A Review: Before Bing & Louis came along in 1926 this was what most singers were like, this is a good example of better pop singing of the era. For some good pre-armstrong true jazz singing try Annette Hanshaw, but this is good vaudevillian style singing, with fine sound quality. Also of course try Louis Armstrong who practically invented jazz singing as an art, and don't forget the under-rated Bing Crosby who also sang jazz in the 20's. This Sophie Tucker CD in good, but try some of the other artists mentioned too. Disc: 1   1. My Yiddishe Momma   2. The Man I Love   3. Fifty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong   4. Life Begins At Forty   5. Complainin'   6. Some Of These Days   7. After You've Gone   8. Oh! You Have No Idea   9. He's A Good Man To Have Around   10. When A Lady Meets A Gentleman Down South   11. There'll Be Some Changes Made   12. Washing The Blues From My Soul   13. The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else)   14. You've Got To See Mamma Ev'ry Night   15. Aren't Women Wonderful?   16. 'Cause I Feel Low Down   17. What'll You Do?   18. Makin' Wicky-Wacky Down In Waikiki   19. Moanin' Low   20. My Pet   21. I Ain't Got Nobody   22. That Man Of My Dreams   23. Foolin' With The Other Woman's Man   24. (If You Can't Sing) You'll Have To Swing It Product details Audio CD (28 Oct. 1996) Number of Discs: 1 Label: Flapper ASIN: B000000WMJ