Brother, can you spare a dime? American song during the Great Depression [Sound recording].
Brother, can you spare a dimen / Harburg, E.Y. and Gorney, Jay, (Bing Crosby, with Lennie Hayton and his orchestra) -- The boulevard of broken dreams / Dubin, Al and Warren, Harry (Deane Janis ; with Hal Kemp's Orchestra) -- Life is just a bowl of cherries / Henderson, Ray and Brown, Lew, (Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees) -- In the still of the night / Porter, Cole (Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra) -- Love walked in / George and Ira Gerswhin (Kenny Baker, with orchestra conducted by Harry Sosnik) -- On the good ship lollypop / Clare, Sidney and Whiting, Richard A. (Shirley Temple, with studio orchestra) -- Unemployment stomp (Big Bill Broonzy) -- The gold digger's song (We're in the money) / Dubin , Al and Warren Harry (Dick Powell, with studio orchestra) -- All in down and out blues / Mason, David Harrison (Uncle Dave Macon -- Fifteen miles from Birmingham / Delmore, Alton, (The Delmore Brothers) -- The coal loading machine / Korson, George (The Evening Breezes Sextet) -- NRA blues / Cox, Bill -- I ain't got no home in this world anymore / Guthrie, Woody -- The death of Mother Jones, (autry, Gene) -- All I / Lampbell, Millard, ... et al. (The Almanac singers and Pete Seeger) -- The White Cliffs of Dover / Burton, Nat and kent, Walter (Glenn Miller and his orchestra)
Durations on label.
Notes and information by Charles Hamm on container [6 p.]
Recorded ca. 1931-ca. 1941.
Keywords: Songs, American