| # | Title | Principal Artiste | Composers | Lyricist / Date written | Place | Date recorded | Matrix | Label&cat.no. | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 855 | Eadie Was A Lady | Lew Stone and His Band | Richard Whiting / Nacio Herb Brown | Buddy De Sylva `32 | London | December 29, 1933 | GB-6441-1 | Dec F-3825 | Lew Stone & His Band at the Cafe Anglais: Lew Stone (director, arranger); Nat Gonella (trumpet, mellophone, vocals); Alfie Noakes (trumpet, mellophone); Lew Davis (trombone); Joe Ferrie (trombone, vocals); Joe Crossman, Jim Easton (clarinet, alto sax, vocals); Ernest Ritte (alto sax, baritone sax); Harry Berly (clarinet, tenor sax, violin, ocarina); Monia Liter (piano); Eddie Freeman (guitar); Tiny Winters (string bass, vocals); Bill Harty (drums); Al Bowlly (vocals). Chelsea, London, December 29, 1933. Monia Liter’s first appearance with the Lew Stone Band. Lew Stone "HOT" arrangement. |
(Richard Whiting / Nacio Herb Brown / Buddy De Sylva)
Lew Stone & His Band
Oh! Eadie was a lady
(Eadie was a lady)
Though her past was shady
(Though her past was shady)
Eadie had class, with a capital K
(Eadie was a lady, Eadie was a lady)
Though her life was merry
(Though her life was merry)
She had savoir fairey
(Lots of savoir fairey)
Eadie did things in a ladylike way
(Eadie was a lady, Eadie was a lady)
She would have a golden toothpick handy
After meals she’d flash it about
You remember how she used to drink her brandy
With her finger sticking well out
Eadie was a lady
(Eadie was a lady)
Ask PC O’Grady
And Eadie had class, with a capital K
(Eadie was a lady)
(Though her past was shady)
(Eadie had class)
(Though her life was merry)
(She had savoir fairey)
(Eadie did things)
Oh! Eadie was a lady
Though her past was shady
Eadie had class, with a capital K