Jean Paul Sartre ( or Antoine Roquentin ? ) brought me here ...

@_Alix_Art

5 жыл бұрын

Me too :))

@lammoksam

4 жыл бұрын

Sartre yes Sartre

@isabellagisotti

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@cristianantichi5089

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@psherman2956

4 жыл бұрын

me too

My 104 years old friend requested this song. It's the first time I'm hearing it, and its what it's for. 😅

It's amazing that she not only recorded at the dawn of the 20th century, but that she survived long enough to have made appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show. Sophie Tucker is one of the greats of the early recording industry!

Sophie Tucker never forgot how hard it was to get as famous and beloved as only SHE was. She never, EVER dissapointed her fans; to this day the most valuable copies of her autobiography are those which are unautographed, as there are so few copies that she never signed. She was no kid, but she undertook a back-breaking book tour as much to greet her fans as to plug her book.

for my great aunty Kathleen born 1929 who is in a nursing home with dementia she always sang this xxx

Sartre, thank you.

@noemisanchez7272

3 жыл бұрын

Es un placer. Noemi gracias

@noemisanchez7272

3 жыл бұрын

Fue la que se oía las canciones del gramófono de 1888 años. Así comenzó la evolución de la música

Thank you, Sartre.

Sartre? Me too...;)

@cojonerasfly

10 жыл бұрын

:)

@TeresaRysiewska

9 жыл бұрын

SUPER! And Camus? ;)

@TheSupergamer250

6 жыл бұрын

Wtffff me tooooooo, this references today...

@nigar_rahmanova

5 жыл бұрын

😄

@brendanwilliams7553

5 жыл бұрын

me too

Growing up in Brooklyn Sophie was a big star. As a kid, I remember her on the Ed Sullivan show. A great performer and kind generous person. No one can sing like the great late Sophie Tucker. RIP great lady. God bless you.

@bobboscarato1313

2 жыл бұрын

Her voice was so powerful she didn't need an amplifier!

"Ya gonna miss yo big fat mama"....One of these days. She is still the Queen!

@liamcronin8110

4 жыл бұрын

that she is

@frankrobinson6841

3 жыл бұрын

She is a very talented singer Actress and a loveable soul

I'm here for Jean-Paul Sartre

@brunalusardi4034

5 жыл бұрын

Idem...

@memetique2010

5 жыл бұрын

Idem.

@catarinacapivara122

5 жыл бұрын

Me too

@angstisdead6710

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@dandiadema

4 жыл бұрын

Somos 2!

My mom used to sing this song a lot when I was a kid. Now some 40 years after her passing, the words of this song ring true! I do miss her.....

Now 54, My Dad taught me to play guitar when I was a young boy. He, born in 1918 grew up on all of this music, and I consider myself extremely lucky to know all of these "Standards". Polkas, Jewish songs, Italian, and his favorite Cowboy songs like those sung by Gene Autry and others. I still go back to my "roots" when practicing. Makes me feel good to have a visit with Dad. Great to see all of you out there enjoying this music as well. God bless you all and Happy holidays to you too!!

As kids in the '50's, we always heard our parents speak of 'Sophie Tucker'...wow, seeing her re-enacted on Boardwalk Empire brings up old Memories...

@unrealartist6458

9 ай бұрын

It’s very possible that this guy who commented this is dead now wow.

La Nausée ... ¡Merci Sartre!

Just read a book about her. That woman never took "no" for an answer and was quite a character--a real stand up gal, too. Thanks for sharing her signature song.

I love her. My mother must have listened to her. Mama was in the business of staying young all her life!!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Her voice comes through strong and clear even with the ancient recording technology.

@frasiersdead

6 ай бұрын

that's why/how the transatlantic accent came to be!

GOD BLESS SOPHIE TUCKER - SHE WAS THE SOPHIE TUCKERIST OF THEM ALL - WONDERFUL

My jazz appreciation class memory brought me here! 9 yrs later this song is still stuck in my head. Glad I found it!!

"I love you too, Cat. From the first kiss to the last."

@duckyduckgaming1479

5 ай бұрын

finally found the batman reference i was looking for

Thanks for the jazz. Thanks for literature.

A wonderful woman and what a performer with more class than anything we have today. A true original. I’ve loved this song for years and having read so much about this lady and her life it’s incredible. A first generation immigrant of that special generation that made American entertainment ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@aaronmaxwell975

5 ай бұрын

No original about her. She was just doing her best imitation of Bessie Smith. She was a female Jolson

Ther will never be another Sophie Tucker.Thanks for sharing! She made alot of money making millions of people laugh.

Jean-Paul Sartre - La Náusea. ¡Tenía excelentes gustos!

@blocasnogur

8 жыл бұрын

+Balam Gallegos Macias Yo la descubrí en El muro :)

@Arctvrus

8 жыл бұрын

+Balam Gallegos Macias Justo por eso vine

@balamsky

8 жыл бұрын

Qué buenos gustos literarios tienen ustedes! :)

@Arctvrus

8 жыл бұрын

La verdad es que como novelista, Sartre fue un muy buen filósofo XD

@fabiobium3130

7 жыл бұрын

Desfrutando boa música no Rendez-Vous des Cheminots...

Mais alguém aqui devido a obra ''A náusea - Jean-Paul Sartre''?

@zaphodcoraje3107

Жыл бұрын

Sí alguien aqui hahahaha

@dilekyildiz7924

Жыл бұрын

Yes me.

@Osmancansu

9 ай бұрын

i dont speak french but yes me too.

Lots of singers have done this song. Some good, some not so good and some are great but no one sings it quite like Sophie! It's her song and always will be!

@herbertwells8757

9 жыл бұрын

Bi-Costal Teacher Except that Tucker scarcely sings it at all. She talks the first half of it and mostly shouts the second half. There are few actual notes eventually, but not many.

@bi-costalteacher1281

9 жыл бұрын

Herbert Wells But that is what makes it so damn great! I prefer a song stylist than one who just gets up there and belts out the song to the rafters with no feeling, no heart, no soul behind it. I also like a talk-sing style. The song and her rendition of it are legendary so she must have done something correct...we are still discussing it over 100 years after Tucker's initial recording.

@123boppa

9 жыл бұрын

Bi-Costal Teacher You don't look old enough to have seen her on The Ed Sullivan show ...I saw her and it was love at first sight !! Thank you for your confirmation..it is HER song and always will be. Those days have come , and indeed we do miss her as she predicted . XOX

@hategreed1

7 жыл бұрын

Sophie's was excellent. And yet.....Bobby Darin's is the supreme. Betting he heard Sophie's on a record when he was a lad.

@bi-costalteacher1281

7 жыл бұрын

Yet...Sophie's is the one that is legendary and still referred to over 100 years later. Tucker first recorded it in 1911! I love Bobby Darrin and his version is terrific but it is Tucker's song.

LOVE SOPHIE TUCKER !! Thank you !!

Sure could sing,Sophie got her way she and this song are inseperable.Love the pictures. Thank you.

@bsgs98

9 жыл бұрын

orchardist1965 Thanks for watching!

@MrVampiredog

9 жыл бұрын

YES.

I was born in the 80s so thanks to the show now I too know this fabulous song!

Sophie Tucker brings back sweet and beautiful memories of childhood singing around the piano. Thank you Annis! Your oldest son, LAF

What a fantastic voice .

2020. Still Sartre.

@skantiloak

3 жыл бұрын

What does this song have to do with him

Oh, man.....I love show biz and show biz history SO MUCH that it makes me laugh and cry at the same time.

Looked her name up after hearing her mentioned on the show Frasier. So glad I did.

Lovely phograph's to go with a great lady singing a magic song,

What a beautiful woman a d a beautiful voice. I found her song "some.of these days" by watching boardwalk empire. This song came out. I absolutely love it

Sophie Tucker was a bad Chick; cut from the saem cloth as Mae West. Nice. thanks for the upload. Blessings

I'm here 'cause I love Miss Sophie Tucker!!!

I only searched for Sophie tucker after seeing Kathy brier playing her in 'boardwalk empire '..I am now hooked on music from that era!

@TheNeeHoney

9 жыл бұрын

gemma stone I remember that episode and wondered if the audience knew who that was supposed to be. Thanks for sharing about Kathy Brier.

Okuduğum kitaptalardaki filme, müziğe, öneriye karşı koyamayan biri olarak bu kez de Jean Paul Sartre beni buraya getirdi

She was the most popular "Vaudevillian" of her day. She asked Ethel Waters to teach her how to sing the way she did. That's the highest compliment I could think of. A great asking a newcomer to teach her technic. Both extraordinary talents!

@aaronmaxwell975

5 ай бұрын

She was Al Jolson without the paint. She was asking an Original to help her with her mimicing.

What little bits she might have lacked in physical beauty,(not many), she more than made up for with a powerful personality, voice and wit. God bless you Sophie...

That picture @2:58 with the Dodger & Yankee guys is PRICELESS! This song has been done by a million artists, but she'll always be the one and only...

The photo of young Garland posing on the baby grand with Sophie at the keyboard caused an involuntary whoop in this entranced listener. Thanks for the thrill. Aloha

Great recording. Best yidishe momma of all times!

Sophie died 50 years ago, February 9, 1966. A great tribute on BBC World Service. www.bbc.com/news/magazine-35505532

@jdjking

7 жыл бұрын

She died on my Birthday, I never knew that. I was born in 1959. Wow!!! I also sing this song and now I have a greater appreciation.

@johniovine1512

6 жыл бұрын

and still we are talking wonderful about her fantastic

Fiz uma pequena pausa na leitura para ouvir à música. Sartre, grande escritor! 👏

Sanfiord and Son sent me here....thanks for posting this.

They don't make em like that any more ! God bless you Sophie. !

I am here from watching Chicago, I just fell in love with her singing voice!

Diahann Carroll "Some of these days" cover sent me here...she put respect on your name Sophie 🙏🏽

Happy Birthday Miss Sophie, God bless you.

Store goth of character pours through this vintage recording. The quality is insane! Robin Witting

Habe das Buch "Der Ekel" von Sartre beendet und wollte nun endlich hören... was es mit diesem Lied auf sich hat - ICH LIEBE ES!!!

My Nana was born in 1904. My Dad who was born in 1929 told me , "Some Of These Days", was her favorite song. I admire Ms. Tucker's voice, as this is the 1st time hearing it. Strong, Clean, Slow and Jazzie. Though I am used to a musical version with a faster beat performed by Benny Goodman and his quartet.

My grandfather knew her and Martha Raye. :-)

Sound is wonderful. Not a single scratch !!!

I was nine -be that seventy six years ago -my father loved classical music addict -played euphonium in Collingwood brass band - but Sophie was a classic different -my father loved Sophie tucker -a style unique -once seen or heard -never forgotten -that’s official

Was just watching Frasier on Hulu and they made reference to Sophie Tucker and I looked up who it was.

“Gerçekleşen şey şu:Bulantı ortadan kayboldu.Kadın sessizlik içinde şarkıya başlayınca,gövdemin katılaştığını,bulantının ortadan kaybolduğunu duydum.”

@izeltuncer

Жыл бұрын

Ben de kitaptan geldim 👌

@mertoksa6642

11 ай бұрын

Evet evet ben de sizden biriyim ve sizlerin yorumunu görünce kayıp kardeşimi görmüş gibi sevindim bilmiyorum neden belki manik ataktir

@sedaincesu

11 ай бұрын

Bende kitaptan geldim buraya 😊 hoş!

Just great. Thanks for posting this one.

I was very young when she died. Sad that I missed such a great entertainer.

@Bluesbabesrv

8 жыл бұрын

But you haven't missed it. It's all right here on KZread and all over the www.

Sartre, you just keep on giving 🖤

90 Years ago.........Amazing. Thanks youtube!

Fantastic piano playing!!!

would it be too much to say that i love you for this fantastic playlist? No, it would not be enough

Jean Paul Sartre - Bulantı da önerdi ben de geldim. Selamlar olsun ey Türkiye Halkları 😀

@heyjoe66

4 жыл бұрын

Selamlar

@roquentin1

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ppelinnsu siz de mi

@roquentin1

4 жыл бұрын

@@heyjoe66 merhabalar yeni gördüm

@Ppelinnsu

4 жыл бұрын

@@roquentin1 evet ben de ordan😄

@roquentin1

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ppelinnsu iyi okumalar, ondan sonra Özgürlük Yolları serisini okuyun lütfen, Akıl Cağı'ndan başlayabilirsiniz mesela, çok müthiş bir yazar.

First heard this by Leon Redbone in the '70's..("ON the TRACK"). fell backwards and WOW...they say she filled an auditorium with voice, even over the orchestra. Had on headphones,diggin' this song when...I gotta check if my ears are bleeding ! How did she stay on-key? Amazing human being.

thank you yes i 'saw' sophie on the HBO show too... thank you so much....

Love this!

Excellent!!!

Sartre brought me here

reading sartre, finding this on youtube. how fitting. the timing for me at this hour, its just all so perfect. i like time.

Priceless!

Deusa de um tempo, um lamentar numa cantora potente e "resiliente"... amo

Excellent

Jean-paul Sartre brought me here. Good stuff for sure!

What a unique voice, very strong.

FANTASTIC

This music is haunting but good, thanks for sharing!

@ericsmith8708

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jonny how are you?

I was hunger then i was Nauseated so i searched it in the network so i read something about sartre and this music now i'm here. I miss her ;-;. My nausea has gonne but she will turn back

They worth remembering

thank you so much for posting this!!! they just don't make singers like her anymore

I found this song reading Nausea, too. Thanks Jean-Paul

I love Sophie Tucker!

@nick2293 You caught me out - I almost fell out of my chair when "Sophie" took the stage - incredibly done. Boardwalk is a marvel, and has left all else in it's wonderful wake. A thousand Emmy's are waiting!!

Every now and then there is an Amy, a Janis or a Sophie that like angels from the Heavens remind me just how beautiful and fun song can be.

I saw Sophie Tucker on stage in Reno, 1953, I believe at the old Riverside Hotel, front row seats. She was sharing the bill with Ted Lewis. Even at 12, I knew I was seeing and hearing something really special.

Very Nice..

Thank you for Posting ! I first heard of Sophie Tucker via Bette Midler.

Just the Greatest!

Jean paul sartre ...

Love you Sophe ! Xxxx

I'm here because she's referenced in Chicago, one of the best musicals of all time!!

well this is my first time ever hearing Sophie Tucker.. sorry to say, i am a singer / blues singer and i always wondered where my singing genes came from.. Just recently i found out that my grandmother Gertrude Jacobs and her sister Hilda.used to sing in all the pubs in London and she sounded like Sophie Tucker.. I never knew that in the early days when she used to sit me on her lap and tell me stories about London her home.. I feel in love with England bec. of her. but now to find out shesang

the great Sophie Tucker

Grrrreat singing.

Rap music from the 1920s?

@gabirusky.

7 жыл бұрын

grandmom's spaghetti

@iggyeo6458

5 жыл бұрын

@@gabirusky. lol yea, but more like great great grandma's spaghetti

I love that noise on the bottom of the tune.