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27 de oct. de 2010 · The first recording of “Take Me Out,” by the Haydn Quartet, a singing group led by tenor Harry Macdonough, was a huge success. Sheet music and piano rolls of the song flew out of music stores. While there had been other baseball songs in the early 20th century—“The Baseball Polka,” “It’s Great at a Baseball Game” and the ...
4 de abr. de 2023 · Learn the lyrics to the beloved sports classic, Take Me Out to the Ball Game! ⚾️ Enjoy brand-new illustrations and an original arrangement in The Good and th...
18 de jun. de 2018 · It’s time to play some baseball! Have fun singing along with this classic song!https://www.youtube.com/c/Cocomelon?sub_confirmation=1Lyrics:Take me out to t...
Take Me Out To The Ball Game Take Me Out To The Ball Game (Versión 1927) (1927 Version) A Nelly Kelly le encantaban los juegos de beisbol Nelly Kelly loved baseball games, Conocía a los jugadores, sabía todos sus nombres Knew the players, knew all their names. Podías verla allí todos los días You could see her there ev'ry day, Grita “Hurra Shout "Hurray" Cuando tocarían When they'd play.
Take Me Out to the Ball Game (Engl., etwa: Führ mich zum Baseballspiel aus) ist ein im frühen 20. Jahrhundert in der Tin Pan Alley entstandener Song, der in den folgenden Jahrzehnten zur inoffiziellen Hymne des Baseballsports avancierte. Den Text schrieb Jack Norworth, die Musik Albert Von Tilzer.Traditionell wird das Lied in Baseballstadien weltweit beim Seventh-inning stretch gespielt.
About. Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly and Esther Williams find romance, gangsters and lots of song and dance on the baseball diamond in the fast-paced, fun-filled musical romp Take Me Out to the Ball Game.1906. The champion ball club The Wolves' success depends on the powerhouse double play combination of O'Brien to Ryan to Goldberg.
