Time For Some HOT Jazz!

Well, for 1927, anyway.  Here are Jean Goldkette and his orchestra with "I'm Looking Over A) Four-Leaf Clover," with the vocal by the one and only Billy Murray.

Don't You Dare Bring Lulu---------OR ELSE!

From 1925, Here's Billy Murray with "Don't Bring Lulu."

Time For A Tune!

From the 1920's, here's Billy Murray, complaining that "Everything's Going Up."

Time For A Tune!

Let's go back to 1915 for this recording from Billy Murray, "Pretty Baby."

Who Wouldn't Love A Piano?

From 1916, here's Billy Murray with "I Love A Piano."

Time For A Tune

From 1917, here's Billy Murray with "Here Come The Groom."

Time For A Tune!

From 1910, here's Billy Murray singing about those "Shaky Eyes."

Time For A Tune!

From 1916, here's Billy Murray singing about "That Phoney Baloney."

 

Time For A Tune!

From 1918, here's Billy Murray singing "Story Book Ball."

 

Let's Be Thankful He Never Met Jennifer Anniston

From 1907, here's Billy Murray singing "Man Without A Woman."

Time For A Tune!

From 1910, here's Billy Murray with "Shaky Eyes."

 

H-A-R-R-I-G-A-N!

Time for another recording from Billy Murray.  In this one from about 1915, Billy sings a ditty entitled "H-a-r-r-i-g-a-n."

Time For A Tune!

From 1916, here's a novelty number from Billy Murray, entitled "Since Mother Goes To Movie Shows."  

 


Say Billy, ever thought about hiring a maid?

Let's Go To The Races

The "Camptown Races," that is.  Here's Billy Murray with his 1911 recording of this time-tested American classic.