Original Performance: Nan Halperin
Written by: William Friedlander
Written by: William Friedlander
Versions:
The Song:
This is the name of one of the tracks on Pianologues. A pianologue is "a performance at the piano, sometimes with a verbal accompaniment by the performer." This one is meant to be humorous.
Many of the song titles that fill out Song Reader are references to older songs/sheet music. Though a generic enough phrase, "The Youngest In The Family" is probably referring to some sheet music from 1917, a weird little song by William Friedlander and Nan Halperin about the youngest sister spying on her sisters making out and stuff. You can learn it here.
This is the name of one of the tracks on Pianologues. A pianologue is "a performance at the piano, sometimes with a verbal accompaniment by the performer." This one is meant to be humorous.
Many of the song titles that fill out Song Reader are references to older songs/sheet music. Though a generic enough phrase, "The Youngest In The Family" is probably referring to some sheet music from 1917, a weird little song by William Friedlander and Nan Halperin about the youngest sister spying on her sisters making out and stuff. You can learn it here.