Sunday, July 30, 2017
SONGS OF MY YOUTH AND CHILDHOOD
I know mum and dad always enjoyed the singing of Gracie Fields and this one I know was one of their favourites. Here she sings "When I Grow Too Old To Dream". This was recorded in 1935.
Sunday, July 23, 2017
SONGS OF MY YOUTH AND CHILDHOOD
This song was one of my favourites and hearing it again beings back so many precious memories.
Here is Josef Locke singing "I'll Walk Beside You".
My mum was always there for me through her life (all 87 year) and at times I still feel she is there trying her best to guide me. Love you mum. xx
Here is Josef Locke singing "I'll Walk Beside You".
My mum was always there for me through her life (all 87 year) and at times I still feel she is there trying her best to guide me. Love you mum. xx
Sunday, July 16, 2017
SONGS OF MY YOUTH AND CHILDHOOD
As you may remember I often scroll through YouTube and of late I've come across some music that reminds me so much of my younger days. My mum and dad enjoyed 'good' music and also musical comedy.
Each Sunday I will add a song or tune that has special meanings for me from long ago. To begin with here is "Love's Old Sweet Song" which was one of dad's favourites. This was sung my John McCormack and recorded in 1927. I remember playing it on the piano when I was about 12.
Oh yes, the piano. My mother had some piano lessons as a youngster and, although she had been without a piano for many years, she found she had the ability to easily sight read music and many happy hours were spent by the family singing favourite tunes to mum's piano accompaniment.
My brother Len had a magnificent baritone voice (he could have gone far had not decided to settle down and marry Jean) do some of the music on here will reflect songs he sang so well.
Each Sunday I will add a song or tune that has special meanings for me from long ago. To begin with here is "Love's Old Sweet Song" which was one of dad's favourites. This was sung my John McCormack and recorded in 1927. I remember playing it on the piano when I was about 12.
Oh yes, the piano. My mother had some piano lessons as a youngster and, although she had been without a piano for many years, she found she had the ability to easily sight read music and many happy hours were spent by the family singing favourite tunes to mum's piano accompaniment.
My brother Len had a magnificent baritone voice (he could have gone far had not decided to settle down and marry Jean) do some of the music on here will reflect songs he sang so well.