Podcasts about ain't she sweet

Nice little song from yesteryear.. :-)

Nice little song from yesteryear.. :-)

This week on the pod, Steve is joined by Betty B (his lovely wife) and Mirny G to talk about social media thirst traps and the sad souls who fall for them. The trio also get into rethinking the things we teach our daughters, married life vs. single life, and advice we would give your past selves. Watch the full YouTube video - https://youtu.be/NQuYKntqQ1I Email us with questions at - APodAmongstMen@gmail.com  Instagram - @APodAmongstMen Twitter - @APodAmongstMen

Afternoon Crowd bersama Uga dan Dewa dengan bintang tamu Ain't She Sweet.

Part one of the WTWF look at Paul McCartney's playing, how he came to the role of bass player in the Beatles, and his visit to Hamburg's Steinway Musichaus in 1961.      Joining us again are Joe Baiardi and Jamie Ashby, long-time skilled practitioners of the McCartney arts.       The pair discuss and demonstrate the nuances of Paul's bass playing from "Ain't She Sweet" to "From Me to You" all the way through "Help!".     Along the way many of the finer points of bass-playing in general, and Paul's style in particular are touched upon along the way.

The Beatles get way back as they cover the 1927 chestnut "Ain't She Sweet" - featuring Pete Best on drums! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nov. 8 1985 "Gene Austin"features: A look at a very successful vocalist of the 1920s and early 1930s who is almost forgotten today. Known for his 1927 hit, "My Blue Heaven," Austin recorded dozens of hit songs and toured the country for years. Songs include "Carolina Moon," "Ramona," "Forgive Me," "A Garden in the Rain," "My Melancholy Baby," "Ain't She Sweet" and many others.oldtimeradiodvd.com

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The songs of lyricist, Jack Yellen, including: Happy Days Are Here Again, Ain't She Sweet, Are You From Dixie, Happy Feet and I Wonder What's Become Of Sally. Performers include: Sophie Tucker, Al Jolson, Paul Whitman, Kaufman & Murray and Alice Faye.

Songs include: Ain't Misbehavin, Ain't She Sweet, I Ain't Got Nobody and You Ain't Heard Nothin Yet. Performers include: Fats Waller, Ruth Etting, Mississippi John Hurt, Louis Jordan , The Skillet Lickers and Cab Calloway.

A long time favourite of the boys, dating back to the Hamburg days (vocals), this song was revived during the Get Back era (instruments). Why ? Perhaps as the B-side to 'Something'', that was offered to Frank Sinatra ? if so, it might have sounded like this........