Jolson,Al Snap Your Fingers - From The Archives CD

Best remembered today for his leading role in the first feature length talking movie ever made, the Jazz Singer, released in 1927, Al Jolson was at one time America's most popular entertainer. He was often credited with introducing African-American music to white audiences and became the first star to entertain troops overseas during World War II. The vintage treasures presented here represent some of his earliest recordings. All selections newly remastered.

1. Snap Your Fingers and Away You Go 2:48 2. The Spaniard That Blighted My Life 3:06 3. My Yellow Jacket Girl 3:13 4. Asleep in the Deep 3:20 5. That Lovin' Traumerei 3:23 6. Brass Band Ephraham Jones 3:37 7. That Haunting Melody 2:46 8. Rum Tum Tiddle 2:45 9. The Pullman's Porter Parade 3:08 10. You Made Me Love You 3:26 11. Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers 3:21 12. When the Grown Up Ladies Act Like Babies 3:06