#Sadie Vimmerstedt

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Tony Bennett - I Wanna Be Around (1962) Johnny Mercer / Sadie Vimmerstedt from: "I Wanna Be Around" / "I Will Live My Life for You" (Single) "I Wanna Be Around..." (LP)

Traditional Pop | Jazz | Vocal Jazz

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Personnel: Tony Bennett: Vocals Ralph Sharon: Piano

Arranged and Conducted by Marty Manning Produced by Ernest Altschuler

Recorded: @ The CBS 30th Street Studio in New York City, New York USA on October 19, 1962

Single Released: November 16, 1962

Album Released: on February 18, 1963

Columbia Records

[oldisnewradio]

We're CELEBRATING our 40th Year "On-the-AIR"

We're CELEBRATING "March is #CABARET MONTH"

And this Sunday at 9PM on Everything Old Is New Again Radio Show we're CELEBRATING Karen Mason!

This Year's Recipient of the

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

from the MAC - Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs

Some of the songs from her career

that we will hear:

"Follow Me / Something's Coming"

BRIAN LASSER'S "Tear Up The Town"

"I Wanna Be Around" (JOHNNY MERCER / SADIE VIMMERSTEDT)

of course, "As If We Never Said Goodbye"

and It's About Time" from her most recent CD

IT'S ABOUT TIME released thru Zevely Records

Tune in to WBAI 99.5 FM New York and online!

#EverythingOldIsNewAgainRadioShow #Cabaret #PopStandards #GreatAmericanSongbook #Jazz #Showtunes

[classicsheetmusiccovers-blog]

I Wanna Be Around by Johnny Mercer and Sadie Vimmerstedt #1959 #tonybennett #vintage #vintagesheetmusic #sheetmusic #sheetmusicart #music #art #jazz #1950s

[fredcowie-blog]

How's this for a one-man set list: JOHNNY MERCER, CHRONOLOGICAL SONGLIST WITH CO-WRITER/S 1. LAZYBONES 1932 HOAGY CARMICHAEL 2. GOODY GOODY 1936 MATTY MALNECK 3. I’M AN OLD COWHAND 1936 4. HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD 1937 RICHARD A. WHITING 5. TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDS 1937 RICHARD A. WHITING 6. JEEPERS CREEPERS 1938 HARRY WARREN 7. YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A B. BABY 1938 HARRY WARREN 8. DAY IN, DAY OUT 1939 RUBE BLOOM 9. FOOLS RUSH IN 1940 RUBE BLOOM 10. BLUES IN THE NIGHT 1941 HAROLD ARLEN 11. I REMEMBER YOU 1941 VICTOR SCHERTZINGER 12. THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC 1942 HAROLD ARLEN 13. ONE FOR MY BABY (ONE MORE ….) 1943 HAROLD ARLEN 14. AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE POSITIVE 1944 HAROLD ARLEN 15. COME RAIN OR COME SHINE 1946 HAROLD ARLEN 16. ON THE ATCHISON TOPEKA AND SF 1946 HARRY WARREN 17. AUTUMN LEAVES 1947 JOSEPH KOSMA 18. IN THE COOL COOL COOL OF THE E 1951 HOAGY CARMICHAEL 19. SATIN DOLL 1953 ELLINGTON AND STRAYHORN 20. SOMETHING’S GOTTA GIVE 1954 21. I WANNA BE AROUND 1959 SADIE VIMMERSTEDT 22. MOON RIVER 1961 HENRY MANCINI 23. DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES 1962 HENRY MANCINI 24. SUMMER WIND 1965 HENRY MAYER. #fredcowie #vocalist #helenamontana https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnd_tQOBOai/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lqqgtnnhhj76

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I wanna be around To pick up the pieces When somebody breaks your heart Some somebody twice as smart As I.

‘‘I Wanna Be Around,’’ Johnny Mercer & Sadie Vimmerstedt, 1959.

[oldisnewradio]

We're CELEBRATING our 40th Year "On-the-AIR" We're CELEBRATING "March is #CABARET MONTH" And this Sunday at 9PM on Everything Old Is New Again Radio Show we're CELEBRATING Karen Mason!

This Year's Recipient of the LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD from the MAC - Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs

Some of the songs from her career that we will hear: "Follow Me / Something's Coming" BRIAN LASSER'S "Tear Up The Town" "I Wanna Be Around" (JOHNNY MERCER / SADIE VIMMERSTEDT) of course, "As If We Never Said Goodbye" and It's About Time" from her most recent CD IT'S ABOUT TIME released thru Zevely Records

Tune in to WBAI 99.5 FM New York and online!

[fredcowie-blog]

I've use this period of sickness to write out 85 of my proposed 100 songs in my FRED COWIE SENIOR LIVING SONG BOOK, which has a few songs from the twenties and thirties, many from the forties and fifties, a dozen or so from the sixties, and maybe three from the seventies. But nothing in the past forty years. Here are the eighty-five I have in the book so far. [I am adding 86 Love Me by Elvis, 87 Subterranean Homesick Blues by Dylan, and 88 Searchin' by the Coasters soon.] FRED COWIE'S SENIOR LIVING SONG LIST 1. LOVE POTION #9: The Clovers, 1959 2. WITCH DOCTOR: David Seville, 1958 3. I’M HENRY THE VIII I AM: Herman’s Hermits, 1965 4. KING OF THE ROAD: Roger Miller, 1964 5. ENGLAND SWINGS: Roger Miller, 1965 6. HONKY TONK MAN: Johnny Horton, 1956 7. GET A JOB: The Silhouettes, 1957 8. DAY-O: Harry Belafonte, 1956 9. JAMAICA FAREWELL: Harry Belafonte, 1956 10. ALLEY-OOP: The Hollywood Argyles, 1960 11. RUNNING BEAR: Written by Jiles Perry Richardson, 1959 12. SCOTCH AND SODA: Kingston Trio, 1958 13. COCONUT: Harry Nillson, 1973 14. UNFORGETTABLE 1951:Nat King Cole 15. NATURE BOY, eden ahbez, Nat King Cole 1948 16. TOO YOUNG, Nat King Cole 1951 17. EVERYBODY LOVES SOMEBODY 1964 Dean M/Ken Lane 18. AMORE from the Caddy with Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, 1953 19. HE’LL HAVE TO GO: Jim Reeves, 1959 20. CATCH A FALLING STAR, Perry Como, 1957 21. I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO, T. Bennett, 1962 22. BECAUSE OF YOU, A. Hammerstein, Tony Bennett, 1951 23. THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU, Ray Noble, 1934 24. Lazybones (1933 , Mercer/Hoagy Carmichael) 25. Too Marvelous for Words (1937 Mercer/Richard A. Whiting) 26. Moon River (1961 Mercer/Henry Mancini) 27. Days of Wine and Roses (1962 Mercer/Henry Mancini) 28. Summer Wind (Mercer/Henry Mayer/Heinz Meier 1965) 29. That Old Black Magic (1941 Mercer/Harold Arlen) 30. One For My Baby/One for road (1943 Mercer/H. Arlen) 31. I Wanna Be Around (Mercer/Sadie Vimmerstedt, 1957/1963) 32. You Send Me, Sam Cooke, 1957 33. Chances Are, Johnny Mathis, 1957 34. Just Walkin’ in the Rain, Johnny Ray, 1956 35: Blueberry Hill, Fats Domino,SEE FACEBOOK FOR FULL LIST #fredcowie #vocalist

[fredcowie-blog]

Steven Gores and I are now available to play at Senior Retirement and Care establishments. Steven has his keyboard/instrumental song list. Here is my song list where Steven is my very understanding accompanist and the awesome instrumental interlude-ist. FRED COWIE'S SENIOR LIVING SONG LIST 1. LOVE POTION #9: The Clovers, 1959 2. WITCH DOCTOR: David Seville, 1958 3. I’M HENRY THE VIII I AM: Herman’s Hermits, 1965 4. KING OF THE ROAD: Roger Miller, 1964 5. ENGLAND SWINGS: Roger Miller, 1965 6. HONKY TONK MAN: Johnny Horton, 1956 7. GET A JOB: The Silhouettes, 1957 8. DAY-O: Harry Belafonte, 1956 9. JAMAICA FAREWELL: Harry Belafonte, 1956 10. ALLEY-OOP: The Hollywood Argyles, 1960 11. RUNNING BEAR: Written by Jiles Perry Richardson, 1959 12. SCOTCH AND SODA: Kingston Trio, 1958 13. COCONUT: Harry Nillson, 1973 14. UNFORGETTABLE 1951:Nat King Cole 15. NATURE BOY, eden ahbez, Nat King Cole 1948 16. TOO YOUNG, Nat King Cole 1951 17. EVERYBODY LOVES SOMEBODY 1964 Dean M/Ken Lane 18. AMORE from the Caddy with Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, 1953 19. HE’LL HAVE TO GO: Jim Reeves, 1959 20. CATCH A FALLING STAR, Perry Como, 1957 21. I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO, T. Bennett, 1962 22. BECAUSE OF YOU, A. Hammerstein, Tony Bennett, 1951 23. THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU, Ray Noble, 1934 24. Lazybones (1933 , Mercer/Hoagy Carmichael) 25. Too Marvelous for Words (1937 Mercer/Richard A. Whiting) 26. Moon River (1961 Mercer/Henry Mancini) 27. Days of Wine and Roses (1962 Mercer/Henry Mancini) 28. Summer Wind (Mercer/Henry Mayer/Heinz Meier 1965) 29. That Old Black Magic (1941 Mercer/Harold Arlen) 30. One For My Baby/One for road (1943 Mercer/H. Arlen) 31. I Wanna Be Around (Mercer/Sadie Vimmerstedt, 1957/1963) 32. You Send Me, Sam Cooke, 1957 33. Chances Are, Johnny Mathis, 1957 34. Just Walkin’ in the Rain, Johnny Ray, 1956 THE END OF THE SENIOR LIVING SONG LIST We will not do all of them at any one songfest, but we'll do a bunch of them. Thanks for reading about our gigs. Fred#fredcowie #vocalist #meditation #yoga #deepbreathing #helenamontana

[fredcowie-blog]

I WANNA BE AROUND TO PICK UP THE PIECES. Sadie Vimmerstedt. A Youngstown Ohio hairdresser. http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=28574