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CASS DALEY
YOU CAN’T BLAME A GIRL FOR TRYIN’ |  |
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Katherine Daley from North Philadelphia had buck teeth and a large bottom. She put what Mother Nature had given her to good use by becoming a wild singer comedienne, loosely in the same mould as Martha Raye, Judy Canova and Carol Burnett. Her big break came in 1936 when she got a part in the "Ziegfeld Follies," eventually going on to being cast as a "goofy" female in various 1940s Hollywood movies. Through film and radio exposure she became a well known artiste without ever rising to the ranks of "star". However, Cass Daley was always good entertainment value and a more than passable singer, as can be heard on the 25 mainly comic songs from her heyday presented here. Features Hoagy Carmichael on three songs. |
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 Together
It Had To Be You
Ev'ry Time
My Maid (Parody Of "My Man"
Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis
A Good Man Is Hard To Find
Exactly Like You
Mean To Me
(I'm Getting) Corns For My Country
Evelina
You Can't Blame A Girl For Tryin' (Medley)
Tomorrow You Belong To Uncle Sam (Medley)
He Loved Me Till The All Clear Came
Willie The Wolf Of The West (Medley)
Grandma Teeter-Totter
Woman Is A Five Letter Word
Aba Daba Honeymoon
All Right, Louie, Drob The Gun
Mama's Gone, Goodbye
Kiss Me Sweet
It's A Cruel, Cruel World
A Sailor With An Eight Hour Pass
Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
I'd Do It All Over Again
That's The Beginnng Of The End |
Personnel: Hoagy Carmichael |
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