Billy Jones , Eddie Cantor - Its Time To Keep Away From You Were Back Together Again

Review by Chris Fawcett

The album "It's Time to Keep Away from You, We're Back Together Again" by Billy Jones and Eddie Cantor is a delightful collection of songs that will take listeners on a nostalgic journey. The album features a mix of classic and contemporary tracks that showcase the duo's musical prowess.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "We're Back Together Again," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is followed by the romantic ballad "Keep Away from You," which showcases the duo's vocal harmonies and musical chemistry.

The album also features several classic covers, including "It's Only a Paper Moon" and "Blue Moon." Jones and Cantor's renditions of these songs are fresh and modern, yet still pay homage to the original versions.

Throughout the album, the duo's musical talent and passion shine through, making it a joy to listen to. Fans of classic and contemporary music alike will appreciate the timeless quality of the songs on this album.

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Artist: Billy Jones , Eddie Cantor
Album: Its Time To Keep Away From You Were Back Together Again

Folk, World, & Country

1925

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Track	Duration	Preview
We're Back Together Again
It's Time To Keep Away From You

Catalog Numbers

397-D

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Columbia

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About Billy Jones , Eddie Cantor

American tenor (born March 15, 1889 in New York, NY died November 23, 1940 in New York, NY). After working in mining, banking, and blacksmithing, Jones had his recording debut in 1918. In 1919, he met . In 1920, he and Hare recorded their first duet together for . By October 1920, they sang together on WJZ radio in Newark, NJ. In August 1923, they got their own show, sponsored by the Happiness Candy chain of stores, on New York City's WEAF radio, called "The Happiness Boys". On this show, Jones and Hare sang popular and often comic songs of the day, alternating with joking banter in between. Between 1926 to 1929, the show was carried on the NBC network. In 1928, Jones and Hare were the best-paid entertainers on radio, making $1,250 per week. Jones made hundreds of recordings for companies including , , , , , and many smaller labels. He sang solo, as a duet with Hare (until Hare's death in 1939) and sometimes others, such as or . He also frequently performed as part of larger vocal ensembles, such as like the , the , and occasionally the and the . Moreover, he recorded not only as Billy Jones, but also under a wide variety of aliases (see below).

Real Name

William Reese Jones

Name Vars

B.Jones
Billy Jones
Jones
Mr. Billy Jones
Reese (Billy) Jones

Aliases

Victor Roberts
Billy West
Harry Blake
Bert Forbes
Carlton Williams
William Reese
Joe White
Leonard Jackson
Dave Hogan

Summary by Chris Fawcett

"It's Time to Keep Away from You, We're Back Together Again" is a must-listen for anyone who loves great music. It's a testament to the enduring appeal of Billy Jones and Eddie Cantor, and a reminder of why they are still beloved by fans today.