8 thoughts on “ Yes, We Have No Bananas ”

1. "Yes, we have no bananas We have-a no bananas today We've string beans, and onions Cabbageses, and scallions And all sorts of fruit and say We have an old fashioned to-mah-to A Long Island po-tah.

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2. Lyrics to 'Yes! We Have No Bananas' by Anthony Newley. There's a fruit store on our street It's run by a Greek. And he keeps good things to eat But you should hear him speak! When you ask him anything, he never answers 'no'.

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3. Take: A Hurricane Glass. Don’t know what that is? Okay, it’s a Fancy Glass. Yeah, very witty. Alright, now we need 5 cl of dark Rum, 2 cl of cream, 4 cl Cream of Coconut, 8 cl of pineapple juice and half a banana. Put it in the mixer, mix it, pour it into the glass and decorate with a pineapple and a banana .

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4. This second generation Italian-American, born on 5/16/56, Yes, We have no Banana's will always be an incredible song tp me, a definite part of my childhood memory, to have met Mr. Prima's great grand-daughter Chelsea, (praying I'm not wrong with her name, that song, Chelsea and I getting to know each other, me reaching out to her tp let her know that she is one Dynamic woman, everytime i think of her .

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5. Louis Prima – Yes, We Have No Bananas Lyrics There's a fruit store on our street It's run by a Greek And he keeps good things to eat But you should hear him speak!

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6. Yes, a banana, no Yes, we gotta no bananas today! The new English "clark" (a.k.a. "clerk"): Yes, we are very sorry to inform you That we are entirely out of the fruit in question The afore-mentioned vegetable Bearing the cognomen "Banana" We might induce you to accept a substitute less desirable.

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7. Apr 05,  · In the late Twenties "Yes! We have no bananas" was the most widely used vernacular expression in the English-speaking world. In the Depression years, it was the communal chant of Belfast's protesters petitioning for relief under the Poor Act - because it was a rare cultural artefact treasured by both Prods and Papists.

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8. Dec 05,  · We have no bananas today. She told me it was a song from her youth during the Depression when it was hard to find bananas. Well, that may not be totally correct. The song was written by Frank Silver and Irving Cohn and sung by Eddie Cantor in a Broadway revue, becoming a major hit in , the year she was firstweetceptotari.clapunpoipudedentdisksacpacaspimac.co: Laurie Levy.

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