I'm coming Virginia
Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'I'm coming Virginia' by these artists:
Bing Crosby I′m comin' I′m comin' Virginia I'm comin′ to stay Don′t hold…
charlie mingus jackie mclean j.r. monterose mal waldron willie jones I’m coming out Busting through the seams of my anxiety Tami…
Jimmy Rushing I'm comin' I'm comin' Virginia I'm comin' to stay Don't hold…
Teddy Wilson His Piano & Orchestra You've got me on the road Runnin' to and fro Lookin' high…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra:
Baby Won't You Please Come Home I've got the blues, I feel so lonely I'd give…
Blue Moon Blue moon you saw me standing alone Without a dream in…
Blue River Birds in the trees And a song on the breeze Blue River,…
Cryin' All Day I sit alone in the golden daylight, But all I see…
Crying All Day I sit alone in the golden daylight, But all I see…
Dusky Stevedore Have you ever stood beneath a Dixie sky, Seen those steamboa…
Get Happy Pack up your troubles and just get happy Ya better…
Happy Feet Happy feet! I've got those happy feet! Give them a low-down…
I Like That I'm gonna love that gal like she's never been loved…
I'll Take Romance Have you met Dolores? She's queen of the forest Have you…
I'm More Than Satisfied Pt. 2 A small Jean Genie snuck off to the city Strung out…
It All Belongs to Me It all comes back to me now, A starry summer…
Jubilee Ask me how do I feel Ask me now that we're…
Lila Je suis le poinçonneur des Lilas Le gars qu'on croise et…
Love Affairs Our love affair was meant to be It's me for you…
Margie My Little Margie I'm always thinking of you, Margie I will t…
Mississippi Mud When the sun goes down, the tide goes out, The…
My Pet My pet, how I love her My pet, speaking of her Say,…
Riverboat Shuffle All you cotton toters, Mississippi floaters, Gather all ab…
Royal Garden Blues No use of talkin' no use of talkin' You'll start in…
Singin' The Blues Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
St. Louis Shuffle When Louis came home to the flat, He hung up his…
Sugar When my sugar walks down the street All the little birdies…
Take Your Tomorrow Tear a star from out the sky And the sky…
The Newest St. Louis Blues I hate to see that evening sun go down I hate…
There'll be some changes made They say, 'don't change the old for the new' But I've…
There'll Come A Time There'll be a hot time in the town of Berlin When…
Troubled When you're down and out When you're on the street When ev…
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans Way down yonder in New Orleans In the land of the…
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@steveheywood9428
Every time I play this I think of the individuals playing their solos especially Bix. His cornet playing is stunning ! This should be a standard in every jazz players repertoire.
@johncoffin9354
This one stays in my mind even more than 'Singin' the Blues.' The long anticipation before Bix appears, the way he carries on with the lead after his chorus... Always good to hear a different transfer, the different aspects of Bix's inflection that are captured, he could sculpt each tone.
Plus the pictures. Doesn't Trumbauer look a bit like the Emperor Ming?
@icfubar9150
Perfect phrasing and emotion in the cornet solo by Bix. I read somewhere that this solo is considered by some to be one the three most important jazz solos of all time.
@mrajczyk
one of the most beautiful pieces of music , right next to Armstrong's Stardust, Holiday's Solitude, Beethoven, Bach and Chopin.imo
@kafenwar
I would put West End Blues before Stardust, personally.
@syncopeter
That slow tempo, in contrast with the Whiteman version, makes it the perfect vehicle for some of the most beautiful solos in jazz history and Bix's one in particular.
@msjazzmeblues
Bix's solo is so perfect that it never fails to prompt tears of joy!
@jairobueno
Belíssimo! Uma das músicas que era ouvida por Horácio Oliveira e sua turma na Rue de Babylone, no Ap. de Ronald e Babs, onde se reunia o Club da Serpente.
@hugo888888888
Julio Cortazar me trajo hasta aqui.
@vitorgoncalves1023
Cheguei até aqui pelo mesmo motivo. Eu te amo, Júlio Cortazar