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Lyr Req: No Foolin' (Gene Buck, James F. Hanley) |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: No Foolin' (Gene Buck, James F. Hanley) From: GUEST,# Date: 06 Jun 21 - 06:46 PM "Glorifying the American Girl" The song starts at about 3:55 of that link (with thanks to Guest.Film fan.) |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: No Foolin' (Gene Buck, James F. Hanley) From: GUEST,Film fan Date: 06 Jun 21 - 05:52 PM This song is sung in the 1929 film, "Glorifying the American Girl" which is the title of a Ziegfield follies show within the film. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: No Foolin' (Gene Buck, James F. Hanley) From: GUEST Date: 07 May 16 - 12:10 AM My mother recorded this song when she was in a band in Louisiana called The Sunshine Boys. |
Subject: Lyr Add: NO FOOLIN' (Gene Buck, James F. Hanley) From: Jim Dixon Date: 15 Nov 09 - 11:50 PM Here's my transcription from the recording at The Red Hot Jazz Archive by Cliff Edwards ("Ukulele Ike"). They also have recordings by The California Ramblers and by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, but those don't have all the verses this one does: NO FOOLIN' Gene Buck, James F. Hanley From "Ziegfeld's American Revue of 1926" No foolin', No ifs ands or buts, This song is the nuts, No foolin'. There's a certain sweetie I just love and adore, The most attractive girl I've ever found: Pretty, sentimental, personality galore, But she's always foolin' around. You can see the moonbeams dancin' in her eyes, Captivating, fascinating dear. Her foolin' keeps me guessin'. She can tantalize. You can hear me singin' when she's near: No foolin', Who do you love? Who are you thinking of? No foolin'. No foolin', Who do you miss When it's time to kiss? No foolin'. I wonder Who you really think you'll marry. Don't blunder With some Tom or Dick or Harry. No foolin', Chase me instead, But after we're wed, No foolin'. [Scat break] No foolin', You'll be the boss, And that's no applesauce, No foolin'. No foolin', I'll bring home my pay Ev'ry Saturday, No foolin'. I'll make A promise not to give you orders We'll have A great big house and take in boarders No foolin'. We'll make it pay, But when I'm away, No foolin'. No foolin', We'll rent a place Where there's plenty of space, No foolin'. No foolin'. We'll bill and coo Like real sweethearts do, No foolin'. We'll never Have a quarrel or a fuss, dear Forever Happiness will follow us, dear. No foolin'. I'll stand for jokes But not from your folks No foolin'. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: No fooling, who do you love? From: GUEST,999 Date: 14 Nov 09 - 08:35 PM Buck, Gene/ Hanley, James F Titel: No Foolin' Textförfattare: Buck, Gene/ Hanley, James F Språk: eng Ämnesord: Vaudeville Anmärkning: Ur: Ziegfelds Palm Beach Nights. - V: There's a certain sweetie I just love and adore. - R: No foolin' who do you love? Who are you thinkin' of? Förlag: Harms Lokalsign: SKAP-14442 Publ. år 1926 ID-nummer: 84524 |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: No fooling, who do you love? From: GUEST,Hootenanny Date: 14 Nov 09 - 10:41 AM I regret I can't be of any help with more lyrics for this song but my old friend Oscar 'Red' Wilson from Ledger, North Carolina used to sing this in combination with the song "All about You". He would sing the lyrics of "All about you" and a female partner would join him on the "No Fooling" lyrics shown above as a chorus. I taped him on two or three occasions doing this at picking sessions at his home. I don't believe that it was ever recorded commercially in this way but it is very effective. I have Doc Watson's version of "All about you" and as much as I enjoy it I always miss the "No Fooling" addition. Hoot |
Subject: Lyr Req: No fooling, who do you love? From: GUEST Date: 14 Nov 09 - 08:22 AM I wish I could find the lyrics to a song my father used to sing. Here's what I remember: No fooling, Who do you love? Who are you thinking of? No fooling. No fooling, Who do you miss? When we start to kiss. No fooling. |
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