1. When I'm With You
2. The Touch Of Your Lips
3. Goodnight My Love
4. Alexander's Ragtime Band Memories:- Blue Skies; Alexander's Ragtime Band; What'll I Do
5. The Blue Room
6. Lover
7. Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup
8. I Worship You
9. You Made Me Love You
10. A Real Nice Clambake
11. Leave Us Face It
12. The Cab Song
13. Sigh By Night
14. Sidewalks Of New York
15. Why Shouldn't It Happen To Us (With Buddy Clark)
16. I've Told Every Little Star (With Buddy Clark)
17. One-Zy, Two-Zy
18. The Gypsy
19. I'll Be Yours (J'attendrai)
20. I'll Close My Eyes
21. There's No Holding Me
22. Ask Your Heart
23. One Look At You (Ca Fait Boum!)
24. Oh, My Darling!
25. Wunderbar
26.Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
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Title:
Entrancing
Music
Artist:
Hildegarde
Catalogue
No:
SEPIA
1066
Barcode:
5055122110668
Release
Date:
6
March
2006
We
celebrate
another
centenary
with
the
release
of
this
26
track
starring
"The
Incomparable
Hildegarde".
Hildegarde,
whose
trademark
was
her
long
white
gloves,
was
born
in
Wisconsin
in
1906
and
started
her
career
in
vaudeville
but
only
achieved
fame
and
success
after
arriving
in
Britain
in
1933
to
perform
in
London's
plush
Café
de
Paris.
Hildegarde
remained
in
Britain
for
the
next
few
years
where
she
quickly
established
herself
on
radio
and
on
the
stage.
A
booking
at
the
exclusive
Club
Casanova
in
Paris
took
her
to
the
continent
where
she
remained
for
several
years
before
returning
to
the
USA
just
before
World
War
II
an
even
more
polished
performer.
While
in
Paris
she
introduced
her
signature
song
"Darling,
Je
Vous
Aime
Beaucoup",
a
song
she
recorded
many
times
throughout
her
long
career.
The
version
included
here
was
recorded
in
New
York
in
1941
and
is
appearing
for
the
first
time
on
CD
like
many
of
the
other
tracks
here.
The
1940s
back
in
the
USA
were
busy
years
for
Hildegarde:
she
made
her
Broadway
debut
in
"Keep
'Em
Laughing",
had
two
hugely
popular
and
long
running
radio
series
and
made
many
recordings,
some
of
which
charted
and
are
featured
here.
She
was
also
the
highest
paid
cabaret
performer
at
this
time
and
regularly
made
the
Best
Dressed
Women
List.
She
continued
to
perform
and
her
80th
birthday
concert
at
Carnegie
Hall
was
a
sell-out
and
finally
retired
after
giving
her
farewell
concert
in
1995.
Hildegarde
died
in
July
2005
in
her
100th
year.
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