1930: I Got Rhythm

October 14th, 2009

Ethel Merman was awesome. In an era where performers actually cared more about their performamces than how they appeared. In an age without too much word about an appetite suppressant or any other body enhancers, Merman was a stand out.

They have quite a few numbers of hers on YouTube, but nothing really beats her signature song, does it? I especially love the clips of her when she appeared with Lucille Ball. Now that was the golden age of television. That woman definitely had lungs, didn’t she?

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