Amapola - International Novelty Orch. (Nat Shilkret), 1926

[@barbcard]

One of my faves, too. Great presentation of this lively old song.

[@1920sfan1]

This version is so catchy and so inventively orchestrated. Those covers are simply fabulous!

[@dick12235]

Back again for this wonderful Treat. Thanks.

[@Corrie121]

This is a lovely orchestral rendition of this beautiful composition by a son of Cadiz.
Thank you for sharing.

[@OldDogNewTrick]

The Jimmie Dorsey version of this has been a lifetime favourite of mine. Good to hear this earlier version too.

[@hotsickle]

This must be my moms absolute favorite song...she used to play it countless times on the piano...

[@gregoryagogo]

Awesome version

[@dick12235]

Back Again.
Thanks.

[@240252]

@Masquerade03 Thanks! Your praise has a value of gold to me!

[@JackiePhillipsTheSocialPet]

Anacani sang it several times on the the Lawrence Welk show. That is how I heard about this song.

[@dick12235]

Great Posting.
Thanks.

[@MsCasati]

this makes me happy

[@GregorysRecords]

Lovely!!!

[@HarborGuy]

Who knew this would end up in a revival in the l940's - this is much nicer.

[@HarborGuy]

Amazing and well done - who knew. Thanks !!!

[@dick12235]

Thanks Again.

[@RoryVanucchi]

Pretty. Didn't know it went back to '20s

[@mainaccount131]

Delightful

[@FatherRikhi]

YAY!

[@canman5060]

Jose Maria Garcia LaCalle masterpiece.

[@shareddrive]

I have an acoustic Columbia of the piece, ca. 1923-24.

[@peterbutz]

I'm puzzeled... the original is from Jesse crawford 1927, and this tune can't be from 1926

[@shareddrive]

Columbia issued an acoustical recording ca. 1923-24.