Songs your Mum and Dad used to sing.

[Sassycakes]

My Dad would always sing "Daddies little girl" to me and my sister and my Mom would sing "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte" to my sister Charlotte.

 

[timoc]

Here you are Sassy, it's not your Dad, but it's his song....... just for you.

Al Martino - Daddys Little Girl (with lyrics)​

 

[Pappy]

Another great Oldie.

You move it to the left, yeah and you go for yourself
You move it to the right, yeah if it takes all night
Now take it kinda slow with a whole lot of soul
Don't move it too fast just make it last
You know you scratch just like a monkey yeah, you do real, yeah
You slide it to the limbo, yeah how low can you go?
Now come on, baby, I don't want you to scuffle now
Just groove it right here, do the Harlem Shuffle
Yeah, yeah, yeah, do the Harlem Shuffle (oh do the monkey shine)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, do the Harlem Shuffle
Hitch, hitch-hike baby across the floor
Whoa, whoa, whoa, I can't stand it no more
Now come on, baby, now get into your slide
You gonna ride, ride, ride little pony, ride, yeah
Shake, shake, shake, shake a tail feather, baby (whoo)
Shake, shake, shake, shake a tail feather, baby
One more time (whoo)
Shake, shake, shake, do the monkey-time, baby.

 

[Sassycakes]

Here you are Sassy, it's not your Dad, but it's his song....... just for you.

Al Martino - Daddys Little Girl (with lyrics)​

Thank you so very much. I cried my eyes out listening to it and remembering my Dad.

 

[Capt Lightning]

I never heard my father singing. Mother used to like singing "The northern lights of old Aberdeen" - even though she was from Glasgow

 

[charry]

mum loved and still sings songs from frankie vaughan
and joe longthorne

 

[timoc]

mum loved and still sings songs from frankie vaughan
and joe longthorne

For your Mum, Charry, you can sing along too if you want.

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Frankie Vaughan 'Wanderin Eyes' 78 RPM​

FRANKIE VAUGHAN - THERE MUST BE A WAY (1967)​

IF I NEVER SING ANOTHER SONG JOE LONGTHORNE MBE​

JOE LONGTHORNE ~ " THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM"​

 

[Old Salt]

Long, long ago (WWII). My mother didn't actually sing this song but it was played quite often on our old gramophone. This is the English version, we listened to Lale Anderson!

 

[charry]

For your Mum, Charry, you can sing along too if you want.

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Frankie Vaughan 'Wanderin Eyes' 78 RPM​

FRANKIE VAUGHAN - THERE MUST BE A WAY (1967)​

IF I NEVER SING ANOTHER SONG JOE LONGTHORNE MBE​

JOE LONGTHORNE ~ " THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM"​

mum says thankyou timoc

my sister played them for her

 

[timoc]

Another of Mum's favourites.​

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Nat King Cole Trio - Too Young (Capitol Records 1951)​