1938: Flanagan & Allen: "Music, Maestro, Please!"

Vintage vocal duo, Flanagan & Allen, singing "Music, Maestro, Please!". It featured on a 78rpm compilation in 1942, but it was originally recorded in 1938, when I think the song first appeared.
Vintage vocale duo, Flanagan & Allen, zingen "Music, Maestro, Please!". Het kenmerkte op een 78-toerenplaten compilatie in 1942, maar het is mogelijk dat het oorspronkelijk werd opgenomen in de jaren 1930, toen ik denk dat het nummer voor het eerst verscheen.
Weinlese-Gesangsduos, Flanagan & Allen, Gesang "Music, Maestro, bitte!". Es kennzeichnete auf einem 78er Compilation 1942, aber es ist möglich, dass es ursprünglich in den 1930er Jahren aufgenommen, wenn ich denke, das Lied zum ersten Mal erschien.
Vintage duo vocal, Flanagan & Allen, en chantant "Musique, Maestro, S'il vous plaît!". Il figure sur une compilation de 78 tours en 1942, mais il est possible qu'il ait été enregistré à l'origine dans les années 1930, quand je pense que la chanson est apparue.
Dúo vocal de la vendimia, Flanagan & Allen, cantando "Música, Maestro, por favor!". Se presentó en una recopilación 78rpm en 1942, pero es posible que se grabó originalmente en la década de 1930, cuando pienso en la canción apareció por primera vez.

[@motherpat9779]

My late husband and I loved this. Brings back wonderful memories for this old girl. Love these old songs you could sing along with them.

[@joesampson7724]

My father's favourite singers.

[@sitonatree1]

Never heard this song before Steve , great due they were ... The Good Old Days are always back with you :) ms

[@nakedmambo]

This was played at my grandparents' diamond wedding in 1999 and my grandad had a tear in his eye. Great song.

[@wordsmith52]

A lovely memory...best wishes.

[@MrPacemaker1]

Top duo in their time ,Loved it .

[@wordsmith52]

+trevor pace thanks!

[@jojogarland112]

❤❤❤

[@wordsmith52]

thanx Al - I don't think they will be easily forgotten...

[@IVORIESMAN]

A new one on me Steve. Not a bad number, I'm surprised it wasn't covered more...

[@wordsmith52]

+IVORIESMAN It was covered quite a bit by big bands in its day, but after the 30s/40s it seemed to disappear.

[@IVORIESMAN]

wordsmith52 ...BMT (as they say...:-)))

[@OldiesAl]

Originally recorded in 1938 Steve, not one I've heard from them before though Tommy Dorsey recorded a big selling version in the same year

[@wordsmith52]

+ferrarial Thanks Al. - that confirms my thoughts - as I heard this song done by a big band in definite 30s style.