Margie
is in the album,
Jazz-vol 04, Jazz Singers
featuring
Cab Calloway Orchestra
Track 5
Genre: Jazz
Recorded in 1934
Performed by:
Doc Cheatham, Ed Swayzee, Lamar Wright (tp);
DePriest Wheeler, Harry White, Harry Wright (tb);
Eddie Barefield, Arville Harris, Walter Thomas (as);
Andrew Brown (ts);
Benny Payne (pn);
Morris White (gu);
Al Morgan (ba);
Leroy Maxey (dm);
Cab Calloway (voc)
This can be found in the following formats: PC File
Used in:
Stella Dallas (movie), Margie (movie), The Eddie Cantor Story (movie)
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Song Comments: |
The song named after the five-year-old daughter of singer and songwriter Eddie Cantor. |
Music by: J. Russell Robinson, Con Conrad
Lyrics by: Benny Davis
Composed in 1920
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Lyrics: (Separate Lyrics)
My little Margie,
I'm always thinking of you, Margie!
I'll tell the whole wide world I love you;
Don't forget your promise to me.
You know, I bought the home, ring and everything,
So, my little Margie,
Margie, oh, you've been my inspiration,
Darling, you're the only one!
After all is said and done,
There is really only one,
Margie, Margie, it's you!
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