I Love You – Jim Reeves

I Love You

I Love You Lyrics

I love you, you, you
No one new will ever do
Always true, true, true
I'll forever be to you
I love you, no one new will ever, ever do
I'll always be good and true 'cause I love you, you, you

[The wedding bells are ringing in the chapel just over the hill
They're ringing for the wedding of my best friend Bill
He'll wed the girl I love and I'd rather die, but to live I've got to choose
I've lost her and I've lost a friend
But there's one thing I'll never lose
And that's the way she says...]

I love you, you, you
No one new will ever do
Always true, true, true
I'll forever be to you
I love you, no one new will ever, ever do
I'll always be good and true 'cause I love you, you, you

[In a shy sorta way I could even hear her now
Just like she was here today
She said she would always love me
And she would always be good and true
Yes, that's the one thing I'll never forget, the way she says...]

I love you, you, you
No one new will ever do
Always true, true, true
I'll forever be to you
I love you, no one new will ever, ever do
I'll always be good and true 'cause I love you, you, you

I Love You Singers

Ginny Wright and Jim Reeves (billboard hit) 1954

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Sparkling Brown Eyes – Webb Pierce

Sparkling Brown Eyes
Written by: Bill Cox
Comments: "Sparkling Brown Eyes" (or can be Blue Eyes) or "Ramchackle Shack down in Old Caroline"

Sparkling Brown Eyes Lyrics

There's a ramshackle shack in old Caroline
It's callin' me back to the girl of mine
Those two brown eyes I'm longing to see
Oh the girl of my dreams she will always be

Those two brown eyes that sparkle with love
Came down to me from heaven above
If I could fly like a beautiful dove
I'd fly to the arms of the one that I love

Sparkling Brown Eyes Singers

1. Bill Cox and Cliff Hobbs 1938 First recording on October 18, 1937 2. Bill Carlisle's Kentucky Boys July 31, 1939 3. Jerry and Sky February 1947 4. Armstrong Twins September 1948.
5. Webb Pierce with Wilburn Brothers (billboard hit) May 1954.

6. George Jones January 1960 7. Wanda Jackson January 1961 8. The Wilburn Brothers May 1961 9. Tom Paley, Roy Berkeley, and Artie Rose 1963 10. Jim Greer & The Mac-O-Chee Valley Folks 1966 11. Jim Eanes - Red Smiley and The Blue Gra… March 1968 12. Mac Martin & The Dixie Travelers July 1970 13. Dickey Lee May 8, 1972 14. Wade Mainer and The Mainers Mountaineers 1972 15. Danny Davis' Nasvhille Brass June 1974 16. Debby McClatchy 1979 17. Joe Val & The New England Bluegrass Boys June 1982 18. Tall Timber 1982 19. Waylon Jennings July 1984 20. Doc Watson July 1, 1986 21. Ruthie and The Wranglers April 17, 2000 22. The Hunger Mountain Boys September 15, 2003 23. Lost Mountain String Band March 25, 2009 24. Tom Mindte & Jeremy Stephens February 1, 2011.


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Bimbo – Jim Reeves

Bimbo
Written by: Rod Morris
Copyright date: November 2, 1953

Bimbo Lyrics

Bimbo, Bimbo
Where you gonna go e oh
Bimbo, Bimbo
What you gonna do e oh
Bimbo, Bimbo
Does your mommy know
That your going down the road
To see a little girly oh

Bimbo, is a little boy
Who's got a million friends
Every time he passes by
They all invite him in

He'll clap his hands
And sing and dance
And talk his baby talk
With a hole in his pants
And his knees stick out
He's just big enough to walk

Bimbo, Bimbo
Where you gonna go e oh
Bimbo, Bimbo
What you gonna do e oh
Bimbo, Bimbo
Does your mommy know
That your going down the road
To see a little girly oh

Bimbo got two big blue eyes
Hat light up like a star
And the way to light them up
Is to buy him candy bars

Cracker jack and bubble gum
Will start his day off right
All the girlies follow him
Just to beg him for a bite

Bimbo, Bimbo
Candy on your face e oh
Bimbo, Bimbo
Chewing on your gummy e oh
Bimbo, Bimbo
When you going to grow
Everybody loves you little baby bim B O

You never catch him sitting still
He's just the roving kind
All though he just a little boy
He's got a grown up mind
He's always got a shaggy dog
A pulling at his clothes
And everybody calls to him
As down the street he goes

Bimbo, Bimbo
Where you gonna go e oh
Bimbo, Bimbo
What you gonna do e oh
Bimbo, Bimbo
Does your mommy know
That your going down the road
To see a little girly oh

Bimbo Singers

1. Jim Reeves (billboard hit) November 1953 (First release).

2. Rod Morris and His Missourians November 1953 3. Eddy Howard and His Orchestra November 1953 4. Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orch December 28, 1953 5. Pee Wee King and His Band December 1953 6. Ruby Wright December 1953 7. Eddie Dean's Golden Cowboys December 1953 8. Brucie Weil with Henri René's Orchestra December 1953 9. Polly Possum & Joe Wolverton December 1953 10. Grady Martin and The Slew Foot Five January 1954 11. Suzi Miller with The Johnston Brothers February 1954 12. Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians March 1954 13. Billy Thorburn and His Strict Tempo May 1954 14. Pat McMinn with Crombie Murdoch 1954 15. Malcolm Lockyer's Strict Tempo Music 1954 16. Faron Young October 1959 17. Sonny James (The Southern Gentleman) 1960 18. Dusty King 1964 19. Del Reeves January 1966 20. Kitty Wells February 1966 21. The Hendry Sisters 1968 22. The Anita Kerr Singers 1972 23. Paul Wheater 1976 24. Die Kavalier 1982.


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Hep Cat Baby – Eddy Arnold

Hep Cat Baby

Hep Cat Baby Lyrics

I got a hep cat baby from a sweetie pie
A hep cat mama and that's no lie
When we go dancing on a Saturday night
She says "real gone" and she holds me tight

She's always happy when she's near the band
She says "dig this" and then she holds my hand
I don't know what she's saying to me half the time
But I love that hep cat baby of mine

Now every time we cuddle she says "solid jack"
Don't know what's making her talk like that
And when I give her kisses oh I feel like a fool
Because she's telling me that they're "real cool"

I bought a ring and put it on her hand
I said "do you like it," she said "crazy man"
Does she like it, does she hate it, oh, I'm still in doubt
'Cause I still don't know what my hep cat baby is talking about

Now when she hears those records on the radio
She starts into hollerin' "go, go, go"
She says she does it just to get in the groove
The neighbors are asking her folks to move

She maybe be kinda crazy but I don't care
I don't even mind her saying "I'm a square"
As long as I can be around her all the time
'Cause I love that hep cat baby of mine

Hep Cat Baby Singers

Eddy Arnold (billboard hit) 1954

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Papa Loves Mambo – Perry Como

Papa Loves Mambo
Written by: Al Hoffman, Dick Manning, Bix Reichner

Papa Loves Mambo Lyrics

Papa loves mambo
Mama loves mambo
Look at 'em sway with it, gettin' so gay with it
Shoutin' "olé" with it, wow! (Ooh!)

Papa loves mambo
(Papa loves mambo)
Mama loves mambo
(Mama loves mambo)
Papa does great with it, swings like a gate with it
He loses weight with it, now!

He goes to, she goes fro
He goes fast, she goes slow
He goes left, 'n' she goes right
(Papa's lookin' for mama but mama is nowhere in sight)

Papa loves mambo
Mama loves mambo
Havin' their fling again, younger than spring again
Feelin' that zing again, wow! (Ooh!)

Papa loves mambo
(Papa loves mambo)
Mama loves mambo
(Mama loves mambo)
Don't let her rumba and don't let her samba
'Cause papa loves mama tonight (Ooh!)

He goes to, she goes fro
He goes fast, she goes slow
He goes left, 'n' she goes right
(Papa's lookin' for mama but mama is nowhere in sight- ooh!)

Papa loves mambo
(Papa loves mambo)
Mama loves mambo
(Mama loves mambo)
Havin' their fling again, younger than spring again
Feelin' that zing again, wow! (Ooh!)

Mambo papa
(Mama loves mambo)
Mambo mama
(Don't let her rumba and don't let her samba)
'Cause papa
Loves the mambo tonight
(Ooh!)

Papa Loves Mambo Singers

1. Johnnie Ray September 7, 1954 (First recording on August 24, 1954)
2. Perry Como with Mitchell Ayres (billboard hit) September 1954 (First release)

3. Minnie Pearl and Grandpa Jones October 1954 4. Nat "King" Cole with Billy May December 1954 5. Peacock and His Mambo Combo 1954 6. Marino Marini ed il suo quartetto - Can… 1955 7. Renato Carosone e il suo Quartetto - Ca… 1956 8. Swing Set 2000 9. Melani L. Skybell 2001 10. Swingin' Fireballs 2003 11. The Hit Co. 2006 12. Alfio October 4, 2008 13. Five by Design 2008 14. Blue Champagne October 5, 2013 15. The Swing Commanders November 22, 2015 16. Nicki Parrott June 19, 2019 17. Mario Biondi March 18, 2022.


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Oh My Papa – Eddie Fisher

Oh My Papa
Lyrics written by: John Turner, Geoffrey Parsons
Original music written by: Paul Burkhard
Original lyrics written by: Jürg Amstein
Adapted from: O mein Papa written by Paul Burkhard, Jürg Amstein

Oh My Papa Lyrics

Oh, my Pa-pa, to me he was so wonderful
Oh, my Pa-pa, to me he was so good
No one could be so gentle and so lovable
Oh, my Pa-pa, he always understood

Gone are the days when he would take me on his knee
And with a smile he'd change my tears to laughter

Oh, my Pa-pa, so funny, so adorable
Always the clown, so funny in his ways
Oh, my Pa-pa, to me he was so wonderful
Deep in my heart I miss him so today


Oh, my Pa-pa, to me he was so wonderful
Deep in my heart I miss him so today
Oh, my Pa-pa
Oh, my Pa-pa

Oh My Papa Singers

O mein Papa written by Paul Burkhard, Jürg Amstein German
1. Erna Lenser First live performance on April 1, 1939 2. Lys Assia mit dem Studio Orchester Bero 1948 3. Eddie Calvert November 1953 4. Russ Morgan and His Orchestra 1953 5. Ray Anthony and His Orchestra 1953.

Oh min papa written by Sejr Volmer-Sørensen Danish
1. Gustav Winckler med Radiodanseorkestret 1954 (First recording on February 5, 1954)

Oh My Papa written by John Turner, Geoffrey Parsons English
1. Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra (billboard hit 1954) 1953.

2. Lys Assia with Frank Weir and His Orchestra December 1953 3. Artie Sanford and The Fellers with Jimm 1953 4. Graham Godbeer with The Lloyd Sly Quart. 1954 5. Ingibjörg Þorbergs með hljómsveit Carl 1954 6. Bud Roman - Lew Raymond and His Orchest 1954 7. The Hits a Poppin' Orchestra with Stars 1954 8. Max Bygraves - Accompaniment directed 1959 9. The Bobbettes January 1960 10. Connie Francis September 1960 11. Jan and Kjeld with Gert Wilden 1960 12. Al Alberts (Frank Slay Orchestra) January 1961 13. The Everly Brothers 1962 14. Victor Wood 1973 15. Siouxsie and The Banshees September 7, 1979 16. Julia Migenes 1979 17. Karen Knowles 1982 18. P.J. Proby 2002 19. Charlie Green March 11, 2014.


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Man With the Banjo – Ames Brothers

Man With the Banjo
Lyrics written by: Robert Mellin
Original music written by: Fritz Schulz-Reichel
Original lyrics written by: Hans Bradtke
Copyright date: January 19, 1954
Adapted from: Banjo-Benny written by Hans Bradtke, Fritz Schulz-Reichel

Man With the Banjo Lyrics

Who's that comin'
Who's that strummin'
That's the man with the banjo
For a penny he'll play any song
That's happy and gay
Folks all smile and stop awhile
Because the man with the banjo
Makes their troubles
Burst like bubbles
Chasing worries away

See the children running after
While he plays his merry song
All their hearts are filled with laughter
As they tag along

Shadows fallin', sandman's callin'
Here goes the man with the banjo
Gaily hummin' softly strummin'
On his merry old way

Man With the Banjo Singers

Banjo-Benny written by Hans Bradtke, Fritz Schulz-Reichel German
Bruce Low mit Kinderchor - Helmut Zacha 1952

De man met de banjo written by Jacques Kluger, Erik Franssen Dutch
Bobbejaan met orkestbegeleiding 1954

The Man with the Banjo written by Robert Mellin English
1. The Ames Brothers with Hugo Winterhalte (billboard hit) January 1954 (First recording on December 24, 1953).

2. The Hits a Poppin' Orchestra with Stars 1954.


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Jim Reeves

Jim Reeves
Singer

James Travis Reeves was an American country and popular music singer and songwriter.
Reeves was born on August 20, 1923, in Galloway, Texas. As a child he was known as Travis. He won an Athletic Scholarship at the University of Texas. He started working at the Houston Shipyard. He start to play baseball as a right-handed pitcher for 3 years in the semi-professional league in 1944. Due to severe sciatic nerve problems during pitching, his athletic career came to an end.
Jim Reeves married Mary White on September 3, 1947. They never had any children.
Reeves began working as a radio announcer. In the late 1940's, he signed contracts with a number of small Texas-based small recording companies but had no success. Reeves was influenced by many singers during this time, including Jimmy Rogers, Moon Mulikan, Bing Crosby, Eddie Arnold, and Frank Sinatra. In the late 1940s, Reeves joined Moon Mullican's band but left for a solo career and recorded songs "Each Beat of my Heart" and "My Heart's Like a Welcome Mat".
Jim Reeves first achieved success in 1953 with the song "Mexican Joe". Reeves worked as a announcer for KWKH-AM in Shreveport, Louisiana, and then for the popular radio country music show "Louisiana Hayride." Raymond Franklin Page, also known as Frank Page, who introduced Elvis Presley at the Louisiana Hayride Program on October 16, 1954. Singer Sleepy LaBeef was late for the performance then and Reeves was asked to substitute.
Reeves was instrumental in creating a new style of country music that used the violin and lusher background setting that soon became known as Nashville Sound. This new sound was able to cross genres, which made Reeves even more popular as a recording artist.
Reeves' international popularity in the 1960s, sometimes surpassing his popularity in the United States, helped to market the country's music for the first time worldwide. According to Billboard, the "Reeves’ star shone equally bright overseas in the United Kingdom, India, Germany, and even South Africa".
In the early 1960's, Reeves was more popular in South Africa than Elvis Presley, and recorded several albums in the African language.
Reeves toured Britain and Ireland in 1963. He was one of the most popular recording artists in Ireland in the top 10 after the Beatles, Elvis Presley and Cliff Richard.
Reeves played at the Njårdhallen Sports Arena in Oslo, Norway on April 16, 1964.
On July 31, 1964, Reeves encountered a violent thunderstorm as he flew over Brentwood, Tennessee, on his way to Nashville from Batesville, Arkansas. Reeves fell in heavy rain at 4:51 p.m., and crashed just a minute later. When the wreckage was found about 42 hours later, the plane's engine and nose were crushed to the ground. On the morning of August 2, 1964, after a thorough search by several parties (including several personal friends of Reeves, such as Ernest Tubb and Marty Robbins), the dead bodies of Jim Reeves and his manager, Dean Manuel, were found in the wreckage. At 1:00 local time, radio stations across the United States began officially announcing Reeves' death. He was buried near Carthage, Texas.

Songs of Jim Reeves

* Mexican Joe (1953)
* I Love You (1854) with Ginny Wright
* Bimbo (1954)
* According to Your Heart (1956)
* My Lips are Sealed (1956)
* Am I losing You (1957)
* Four Wall (1957)
* Two Shadows on Your Window (1957)

More About Jim Reeves and Images

Jim Reeves with Bobby Bare, Anita Kerr and Chet Atkins in 1960 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Kimberley Jim is a 1963 South African musical comedy film directed by Emil Nofal and starring Jim Reeves, Madeleine Usher and Clive Parnell. The film was released in 1965 after Reeves's death.

Jim Reeves Photograph in 1964.

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