MARLENE DIETRICH 1933 Paris Freddy Johnson Jazz WO IST DER MANN?/ JA SO BIN ICH
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A series of great JAZZ Records from early Ragtime to Beb-Bop on 78 rpm Victrola Records
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In Germany, 1933
Marlene Dietrich in her famous 1933 Paris recording session with Peter Kreuder and his Orch
French Polydor Recordings issued in the US on VOX
Peter Kreuder and the Hot Paris Jazz Combo Freddy Johnson Et Son Jazz
Ja so bin ich is a song about a prostitute in love who does not accept money from her John
Wo ist der Mann is a song about contrarian psychology, that women do not desire respectful men, but like them rough
Marlène Dietrich* – Ja So Bin Ich / Wo Ist Der Mann ?
France 1933
A Ja So Bin Ich
Written-By – Stolz*, W. Reisch*
B Wo Ist Der Mann ?
Written-By – Max Kolpe*, P. Kreuder*
Accompanied By – Freddy Johnson Et Son Jazz (B), Orchestre Wal-Berg* ( A)
Directed By – P. Kreuder*
Please see top of the page for condition
Yes, that's how I am lyrics
by Marlene Dietrich
Because I feel like that, I chased the others away
Tonight
Because I feel like that, I said to you “stay there”
Tonight
And now it's night and I have you whole
Isn't that nice
Two people who never saw each other?
All alone
A pair of lovers for today.
Strangers again tomorrow.
Yes that's me.
And I don't care about anything else
I am
Wild for life.
Pocket the money.
You can also pay another time
I don't ask you who you are.
I take you because I feel like that.
Yes that's me.
A year ago, someone wanted me to be a wife -
Don't laugh.
He had exactly $ 3,000 in cash.
I thought he was nice and that's why I said yes.
Then came a man who could play the violin
Like a god
I only saw his hands
And my marriage was over
Yes that's me.
And I don't care about anything else
I am
Wild for life.
Pocket the money.
You can pay another time
I don't ask you who you are.
I take you because I feel like that.
Yes that's me.
That's the way I am.
Writer (s): Robert Stolz, Walter Reisch
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