Blue Skies - Al Jolson
Al Jolson performing 'Blue Skies' (written by Irving Berlin) in the 1927 film 'The Jazz Singer' - credited as the first feature-length 'talkie'. This clip is the final 'sound on camera' sequence in the film - and was mostly ad libbed and improvised. Love it!
Видео Blue Skies - Al Jolson канала Xanadude192
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