"Ill Wind (You're Blowin' Me No Good)" is a song composed by Harold Arlen with lyrics by Ted Koehler.
It was written for their last show at the Cotton Club in 1934 and was sung by Adelaide Hall.
Lo que se fraguó con los que nacieron en el borde del siglo, ya lo he escrito muchas veces, fue de traca. Y lo del Harlem Renaissance, la mascletà.
La interpretación de Lonette en la película, más que digna, conforma una de las virguerías que más me gustaron de Francis en su Cotton Club, sentido homenaje a todos aquellos bicharracos, sus miserias y anhelos y el lumpen en el que nadaban, tanto los de arriba como los de abajo.
Blow ill wind, blow away
Let me rest today
You're blowin' me no good (no good)
Go ill wind, go away
Skies are oh so gray
around my neighborhood, and that's no good
You're only misleadin' the sunshine I'm needin'
Ain't that a shame
It's so hard to keep up with troubles that creep up
from out of nowhere, when love's to blame
So ill wind, blow away
Let me rest today
You're blowin' me no good (no good)
You're only misleadin' the sunshine I'm needin'
Ain't that a shame
It's so hard to keep up with troubles that creep up
from out of nowhere, when love's to blame
So ill wind, blow away
Let me rest today
You're blowin' me no good (no good)
Blow, ill wind, blow.
