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- AA Message from the Man in the Moon
- BI'm feelin like a Million
Josephine Baker was the American-born dancer and singer who became a superstar in Paris during the Jazz Age, famous for her exotic performances and later her civil-rights activism. This Columbia electrical recording from the 1930s captures her in a jazzy popular song, 'A Message from the Man in the Moon', recorded in Europe.AI summary
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- AEspabilate
- BSous le Ciel d'Afrique
Josephine Baker, the American jazz singer and dancer who became an international icon of the 1920s, performing two French-language sides on Columbia DF1814. Baker was one of the most recorded and famous entertainers of the era.AI summary
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- AJ'ai deux Amours
- BLa petite Tonkinoise
Josephine Baker, the iconic American jazz and cabaret performer, on Columbia Records with two songs in French; Baker was one of the most celebrated entertainers of the Jazz Age and a major recording artist.AI summary
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- ALoveliness of you
- BAfraid to Dream
Josephine Baker, the Paris-based African-American entertainer and jazz singer, on Columbia DB1742: 'Loveliness of You' and 'Afraid to Dream'. Baker was one of the great stars of the 1920s and 1930s, famous for her performances at the Folies Bergère and her recordings for major labels.AI summary
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- AMayari
- BLa Conga Blicoti
Josephine Baker, the American-born Paris cabaret star of the 1920s, performing two dance numbers on Columbia electrical recording. Baker was a major international celebrity, and her recordings are sought after by jazz and dance collectors.AI summary
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- ASuppose
- BPretty little Baby
Josephine Baker, the legendary African-American jazz singer and dancer, recorded 'Suppose' and 'Pretty little Baby' for Columbia DB401 in the late 1920s. Baker was one of the biggest recording and stage stars of the Jazz Age.AI summary