Cab Calloway - "Blues In The Night" - original CLEAR "video" descargar videos gratis

Kirk Barkley

Just amazing.

aleksander kadanik

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Starfish Gazer

I'm 60..from Maine...my dad was in a band in the late 40s and 50..big bands would come at the dance hall at the end of the pier...in my hometown...my mother owned a nightclub.."Black Magic Lounge"...and she wore all black ...nailpolish...pillbox hat with the black lace...Goth before it was cool...and we had a grand piano...Count Basie would come to play...it was the party house...Arte Shaw..so many would come...I wasn't even a twinkle in my father's eye yet...I love this music...dislike 80% music since the 80s...probably more..

asnaes

This is the song my grandma always sings.

Great Brittany

Oh yeah, that was a great one!

Dongky SP

+George Penwell : totally agree..! Good musics stopped in the '70s. I mean the '50s (and before) were/are wonderful.. the '60s are fantastic.. the '70s are the "peak".. '80s (and beyond) are dry & dead.

OperationEndGame

my momma dun told me bring home something for dinner....

Michael Klein

I love anything Cab Calloway did; he was so charismatic and just plain cool! I just occurred to me that one reason performers like Mr. Calloway could be so "expressive" and "showy" while singing in these soundies was due to the fact that the audio was recorded first--they lip synched (or in the musicians' cases, went "through the motions") to it during the actual filming. Of course, Cab was ALWAYS fun to watch perform live--but just watch his face during this--I think those expressions and looks were a bit easier for him to pull off miming to his singing, you see? Great clip, great song and thanks for sharing this!

Mazen Sultan

He is the definition of "cool"!

George Penwell

Cab and his ilk would certainly be scratching their heads and wondering what the fuck happened to Black music if they were alive today. 

excon1122

Oh my. That face. This guy could sing the saddest song in the world but as long as you can see his smile, you just can't help but feel happy and good. Cab was truly amazing.

Johnnyc drums

I love it. Good lookin' out RJ. 

badr0bot ­

Daffy Duck brought me here

ThatsMrMoronToYou

Outstanding.

Rich Miller

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namelsess93

I really enjoy the vibe of the 40's...

Joaquín Maria Aguirre Romero

Para Cab Calloway la música era espectáculo. Y el tiempo le dio la razón, al menos en lo que a él respecta. Mr Hi-de-ho era un hombre espectáculo y un gran artista. Podemos escucharle en este Blues in the night, un tema clásico sobre lo que las madres no cuentan a sus hijos e hijas sobre el amor y sus líos, sus engatusos y zalamerías. My mama done tol' me, when I was in knee-pants / My mama done tol' me, " son a woman'll sweet talk" / And she'll give ya the big eye, but when the sweet talkin's done / A woman's a two-face, a worrisome thing who'll leave ya to sing / the blues in the night. Disfrútalo!

Foi Jimenez Jurado

Cab Calloway - "Blues In The Night" - original CLEAR "video"

Evan Dahill

The crap these guys had to put up with in their careers is unimaginable to us. Thank goodness for these clips.

Meredith Power

The ultimate of coooooool. These guys are it. 

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