'cole porter' yielded 7 matches.
Showing matches 1 to 7:
- The Pansy Craze The Pansy Craze was a period in the late 1920s and early 1930s in which gay clubs and performers (known as pansy performers) experienced a surge in underground popularity in the United States. In this period, there were drag performers such as Ray B...
- Vintage Sheet Music A BRIEF HISTORY OF SHEET MUSIC People have always loved music. It is said that almost anywhere one goes in the world, there will be somebody playing some kind of rhythm and tune, even if it is just hitting two sticks together! In the early 1900s, p...
- Bing Crosby: True Love Artist: Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly Music by: Cole Porter Written for the Film: High Society (1956) True Love Suntanned, windblown Honeymooners at last alone Feeling far above par Oh, how lucky we are While I give to you and you give to me True love...
- Kirsty MacColl: Humor, Tragedy, and Song From her witty satires to her songs of longing, Kirsty MacColl was a consummate singer and songwriter. Her voice, creativity, and sense of fun allowed her to cross genre lines and build a strong following. Unfortunately, the careless pilo...
- Song Lyrics - Maggie May - Rod Stewart Rod Stewart was born and grew up in London, although with his Scottish accent and tartan clothing you would think that he was Scottish. His parents are mixed Scottish and English. With his distinctive, raspy voice, Rod Stewart became noticed in the...
- Tony Award Winning Musicals Each year, the American Theatre Wing honors those involved in creating and producing plays for Broadway with the Tony awards. Several of the awards are for musicals, including awards for the best musical, best direction and choreography and best pe...
- Cole Porter What do "The Simpsons," Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Barbra Streisand, and "Saturday Night Live" have in common? These and MANY others have all performed or featured music by Cole Porter. Cole Porter's music has been heard for nearly a cent...
