Ella Mae Morse - The House Of Blue Lights free for downloading

  • Artist: Ella Mae Morse
  • Song: The House Of Blue Lights
  • Music Genre: Jazz
  • Length: 02:58
  • Filesize: 4.2MB
  • Kbps: 192Kbps
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Comments

Athereal

2021-06-17 03:40:36 | Profile
This was recorded on FEB-12-1946 NOT 1945 along with the "B" side HEY, MR. POSTMAN . . . Glenn E. Mueller ~ Rowland Heights, CA

paskuniag

2021-06-09 01:48:09 | Profile
"Your pleasure is my treasure - you snap the whip, I'll make the trip!"

Jake Shishnia

2020-12-02 16:59:33 | Profile
I grew up with this music......thank heavens for you tube, and all the wonderful people who post these classics.

dannisha rollins

2020-11-11 20:50:06 | Profile
Interesting the use of the word 'homey' which we all assumed was reasonably recent.

Dehvlish

2020-10-09 19:28:16 | Profile
The point where blues merged into Rock and Roll.

Rhyan Johnson

2020-10-07 16:29:05 | Profile
"From the early early mornin' To the early early night You can see Miss Molly rockin' At the House of Blue Lights" (as Little Richard sang in "Good Golly Miss Molly" about 10 years later).

Livvy1514 Msp

2020-08-23 05:44:46 | Profile
Wow, this is the earliest use of the term "Homie" I've noticed.!!

JULIAN NANDEZ

2020-06-23 10:47:18 | Profile

Monica Livesay

2020-06-14 17:12:44 | Profile
I like how she says "What's that homey?" She was waaaay ahead of her time..and Mr Slack was ultra cool!

Porcelynne

2020-06-13 18:54:15 | Profile
I've learned more about my Great Grandmother Ella from all your comments than I'd ever known before! ;) Everyone is an expert... The commentary on sounding and looking "black" is really interesting. Her son, my Grandfather, Dick Gerber was adopted by one of her Husbands Marvin Gerber, but there is some confusion as to who the actual Father is. I've always wondered if I'm partially black. I know my Grandfather certainly has some very strong features, full lips, deep set eyes... Always a curious about our family tree. Anywho, she sure did have a lot of soul!

Victor Garcia

2020-06-12 17:31:47 | Profile
Not even Chuck Berry could do this one as well as Ella!

Hakeem Shamsuri

2020-06-05 13:28:02 | Profile
Whether she was swingin' or rockin', "The Other Ella" totally cooked !!!!

Dein V

2020-06-04 12:33:32 | Profile
What's that, Homey?

MrMert 7

2020-06-01 18:54:49 | Profile
Who the hell gave 2 dislikes??????

Haydoz

2020-05-23 23:37:31 | Profile
One of the joys of my life was singing this song with a swing band in the 90s. I sang it a lot and never got tired of it. My band was called Jump Up! and we played all over Seattle.

María Morales

2020-05-22 06:45:49 | Profile
Doesn't matter what color she was. This song is hip.

JezzleWezzle

2020-05-14 13:32:09 | Profile
Thanks for this - another great track of Ella Mae's. I've loved her voice since first hearing The Blacksmith's Blues in, um, 1952 :P

BlisterKitten

2020-05-11 23:32:32 | Profile
They were hep when it was hip to be hep.