Billy Holiday with Count Basie Orchestra: https://youtu.be/ZUzQbc9Ev0s

An aside to "Good Old Days". My wife & I eat strawberries with our morning Cheerios. Lately and frequently the boxes (actually plastic containers - there "ain't" no boxes of strawberries anymore) contain multiple rotten berries. I grew up in the 40's - 50's. My Dad owned a small, independent food market in Asbury Park, NJ. We sold quality meats, vegetables and groceries. I worked there from age 9 until my Dad passed away at the tender age of 41. (I was 15). When we waited on a customer who wanted strawberries, we'd cup our hands under the box, tip it and scanned for rotten strawberries. When found, we removed and replaced them with good berries. Always!!! In our store, we saved cardboard and wooden boxes, saved the quart & pint wooden strawberry boxes, ... soda bottles were purchased with a deposit on the bottles - $.02 cents for small bottles, $.05 for large quart ones. We stored them in the original wooden boxes until the next soda delivery, received the deposit back and so on. When bottles of soda & jars found their way to the ocean, the salt water created beautiful pieces of glass from the broken bottles. As a kid, I spent hours looking for the glass treasures in or near the shoreline. Most kids had a cigar box full of them. I could go on - but I won't. The Good Old Days
Mark