I Get The Blues When It Rains - AllParts

I Get The Blues When It Rains - Bari

Sit around with some friend for an hour or so, just to try out this lovely, short, sweet tag, just for the fun of it. The image/link below is to whole tag as a full mix.

Here are links to the individual voice parts. 

Here's the Lead's part: goo.gl/iMHFwn
Here's the Bass's part goo.gl/tNZyrc
Here's the Baritone: goo.gl/SsoKyV
Here's the tenor goo.gl/tFFnmD

You can click on the image to see the sheet music.

I Get The Blues When It Rains - Bass

I Get The Blues When It Rains - Lead

I Get The Blues When It Rains - Tenor

You Tell Me Your Dream, I'll Tell You Mine  - Sung by The Dana Harmonizers (aka the Dana Ensemble), accompanied vocal quartet (1946) Harmonia Records. Side "B"  Cat: H-1601-B

According to Youtube K103,  "These are four unknown male singers with Wladyslaw Danilowski (piano & arr, Americanize to Walter Dana). The first American group under the wings of Polish music maverick Danilowski (called "Dan" in his native Poland. Until the war broke out, he had been the pianist and arranger of the famous Polish "Chór Dana", who were quite a name in Europe. Somehow he managed to emigrate to the USA in 1940, and immediately began to build up a new musical empire. This group seems to have been aimed mainly at the mainstream market, specializing in old-time and traditional songs, movie hits and similar fare, whereas a new "Chór Dana" catered to the Polish community. With his earnings, Danilowski (or rather Walt Dana, as he was called now) started his own "Dana" record label in 1946. A mere three years later, he was the third biggest record producer in the USA, outranking such companies as Decca, Mercury, and Capitol.    

The flip side of this record is "Coney Island Baby"

Neal Siegal

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