Be My Little Baby Bumble Bee

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"Be My Little Baby Bumble Bee" is a popular early 20th-century American novelty song often associated with vaudeville and classic musical films.

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instanceOf song
alsoKnownAs Baby Bumble Bee NERFINISHED
My Little Baby Bumble Bee NERFINISHED
associatedWith classic musical films
vaudeville
belongsToTradition American vaudeville music
composer Henry I. Marshall NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalStatus American standard of the vaudeville era
describedAs early 20th-century American novelty song
distributionFormat phonograph record
sheet music
firstPublisher Jerome H. Remick & Co. NERFINISHED
genre novelty
traditional pop
hasForm solo vocal
vocal duet
hasNotableFeature call-and-response structure
catchy chorus
humorous lyrics
hasStyle comic
light-hearted
hasTheme playful courtship
romantic love
includedIn early 20th-century American songbooks
influencedBy Tin Pan Alley style
intendedFor popular entertainment
language English
lyricist Stanley Murphy NERFINISHED
musicalEra pre-World War I popular music
partOf American popular song repertoire NERFINISHED
performancePractice often performed as a duet by male and female singers
often performed in comedic style
publicationDate 1912
recordedAs 78 rpm disc recordings
rhythmicStyle march-like two-step feel
subjectMatter endearment using bumble bee metaphor
targetAudience general audience
timePeriod early 20th century
typicalAccompaniment piano
usedIn musical films
revue shows
vaudeville stage acts

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