Movie Songs of the Week: “I've Gotta Get Up and Go to Work” and “Are You Making Any Money”
From the 1933 movie Moonlight and Pretzels, it's a two-fer. First I post one of the world's weakest Busby Berkeley imitations and then I post a song by Lillian Miles that is not half-bad. Of course, you all might argue that any song would sound good after the first number but Ms. Miles carries out her part with such enthusiasm that I do not have the heart to diss her. Granted, the bell-ringing she does during her number seems a bit eccentric but hopefully your mileage will vary in a more positive direction. I hope you all enjoy the two songs.
From the 1933 movie Moonlight and Pretzels, it's a two-fer. First I post one of the world's weakest Busby Berkeley imitations and then I post a song by Lillian Miles that is not half-bad. Of course, you all might argue that any song would sound good after the first number but Ms. Miles carries out her part with such enthusiasm that I do not have the heart to diss her. Granted, the bell-ringing she does during her number seems a bit eccentric but hopefully your mileage will vary in a more positive direction. I hope you all enjoy the two songs.
Labels: ¿Es Esto Amor?, Canciones de Cine de la Semana, Canciones de Cine de los Años 1930, Lillian Miles
posted by Tonio Kruger at 11:37 AM
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