Dinah Washington - Mad About The Boy flac album

Mad About The Boy" first appeared in the 1932 revue Words And Music, and was recorded twice by Bea Lillie. A recording by Peter Greenwell as "a pin-stripe-suited businessman" for Set To Music was suppressed as "too daring" at the time. This version included an extra refrain. Mad About The Boy" has been covered by many artists – most of them women for obvious reasons - but the definitive recording is probably that made by Dinah Washington. There remains some speculation about the identity of the boy in question; one answer is that it was anyone you wanted it to be, a composite character of the leading men of the day, perhaps. There is though another possibility.

Mad About the Boy. Dinah Washington. Album Queen of the Blues. Mad About the Boy Lyrics. I'm mad about the boy And I know it's stupid to be mad about the boy I'm so ashamed of it But must admit the sleepless nights I've had About the boy. On the silverscreen He melts my foolish heart in every single scene Although I'm quite aware That here and there are traces of the cad About the boy. Lord knows I'm not a fool girl I really shouldn't care Lord knows I'm not a school girl Who's in the flurry of her first affair. Will it ever cloy This odd diversity.

from the album Dinah Washington's Mad about the Boy. Released. Dinah Washington recorded the song twice, the first time March 24, 1952 with Walter Roddell orchestra and the second time in December 1961 with Quincy Jones orchestra.

our Who will it ever cloy this odd diversity of misery and joy. I?m feeling quite insane and young again. And all because I?m mad about the boy. Spero sia giusta.

Sophisticated Elegant. Mad About the Boy: The Very Best of Dinah Washington. Mad About the Boy. Noël Coward. by Dinah Washington. Listen with Unlimited.