Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
	(1929) Jimmy Cox
	Once I lived the life of a millionaire Spending my money, with never a care Takin' all my friends out for a good time Drinkin' high-priced liquor, champagne and wine; Then I began to fall so low; Didn't have a friend, and noplace to go If I ever get my hands on a dollar again I'm gonna squeeze it, until the eagle grins, cause Nobody knows you when you're down and out. In your pocket, not one penny And your friends -- you find you haven't any. But as soon as you get back on your feet again Everybody wants to be your long-lost friend It's might strange, without a doubt Nobody knows you when you're down and out.
		Recording session unknown
		CD 1988 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood Mercury 834 308-2 [2:39]
		CD 1990 51 Great Jazz Performances That's Jazz TJ401 [2:38]
		CD 1993 Autour de Minuit Verve 518 165-2 [2:40]
		CD 1994 Feeling Good Mercury 522 747-2
		CD 1996 Anthology, The Colpix Years Rhino R2 72567
		Recording studio session 1959 Oct., New York
		Never issued, as far as I known
		Recording studio session 1965 May 19-20, New York -- (LP Pastel Blues)
		LP 1966 Pastel Blues Philips (US) PHM 200-187, (E) 852-073 [0:39]
		CD 1990 Pastel Blues+ Let It All Out Mercury 846 663-2 [2:39]
		Recording live session 1975, USA
		LP 0000 Portrait of Nina Festival 189 [7:25]
	Lyrics provided for academic research purposes only. Commercial use is prohibited. Comments to Mauro Boscarol