Annette Hanshaw sings "That's You, Baby" on Columbia Viva-Tonal 1812-D, recorded on April 5, 1929.
This song from 1929 is by Conrad, Mitchell, and Gottler.
Annette Hanshaw - "That's You, Baby" - 1929
I've heard it intimated if you were vindicated,
you'd be appreciated more, Baby, but this is my
reaction--addition and subtraction have proven
to a fraction why I love you.
Take a little honey. Add
a smile so sunny--who's a little Honey?
That's you, Baby. Take a bunch of sweetness.
Add a lot of neatness. Who's that bunch of
sweetness? That's you, Baby. You are perfection
to a tee. After inspection I can see you for me.
Take a bashful Baby. Add a little maybe. Who's
a little Baby? That's you!
