George Olsen & His Music - Doin' The Raccoon, 1928 descargar videos gratis
Shortly before the Great Depression an elite group of young white Americans comprised the carefree culture that reigned on university campuses across the country. In racoon coats with school flags held high, these collegiates embraced upbeat big band music and its whimsical lyrics (e.g. „She Is The Sweetheart Of Six Other Guys", „Collegiana", „Varsity Drag", „Campus Capers"). Those peppy & supposed-to-be-extremely nonsense'n'happy tunes were performed in dozens by campus bands throughout the country, as well as by the greats like George Olsen, Ted Weems, Hal Kemp, Charles Dornberger.
Recording:
George Olesen & His Music - Doin' The Raccoon (Music by J. Fred Coots, Text by Raymond Klages), His Master's Voice 1928
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8 years ago
anthony garcia
This music is Beautiful !9 years ago
Ada In Norway
I love this music. Many peoples of today have no Idea of great music like this. Many will heR horrible music,but not I I will hear this and onother great music from the 1920s.9 years ago
NSPcrazY112
I'm doin' the Raccoon.9 years ago
Music Is Life
Doin' The Raccoon ~ GEORGE OLSEN ~ 19289 years ago
Thomas Hendricks
I love George Olsen so this recording confirms what a great Band and great tune representing a carefree time before the collapse of 19299 years ago
Michael Klein
This recording very much encapsulates all that wonderful music of the 20s--thanks for sharing this very fun and enjoyable track!9 years ago
gary boyce
Try listening to this then go to Woody Allen's "Zelig" andlisten to "The Chameleon" Parts are very similar.t9 years ago
Milán Reményi
Tom and Jerry!!!10 years ago
Janette Walker
Just fantastic. Lifts the spirits.10 years ago
Gordy Oh
Years ago, I bought this old sheet music. As a banjo-guy/ vaude-performer I've been playing it for the pure fun of it. THANK YOU for this recording! That's the way it goes!10 years ago
Brian Liesberg
"In Chicago lined with steel" that one always gets me!10 years ago
jazz age baby
music only10 years ago
vpo2g2
Olsen is so great. I wonder if PETA loves this song.11 years ago
Squarerig
xno If his cooking were of the same standard as his music the fare must have been delicious!Thank you for the anecdote.Nothing like this nowadays,alas and alackaday!11 years ago
6dBperOctave
The Encyclopaedic Discography of Victor Recordings indicates three takes on Thursday 13th September 1928 in New York City. Take 2 was used for the 78 rpm Victor 21701 (presumably also the source of the HMV issue; the Victor ledger doesn't say). Take 1 was used for LP record issues: LPV 523 and LPV 549. Take 3 was Held (not destroyed) but, apparently, not used for any issue. The EDVR is a wonderful on-line resource; I recommend it. They are up to January 1930 (@ 17 Sept 2012).11 years ago
Jeff Voss
Ha, very cool!12 years ago
Catherine Calabretta
Same here bro... same here12 years ago
Kloqdq
I'm listening to this thanks to my good ol' history class!12 years ago
thekingof7
@djdavemick i also enjoy racons thye alwys r eatin in theire garbge. haha12 years ago
Turkeydoodlers
This is the best version of this song, I have this and the one by Rudy vallee, both listed on my channel. But this ones my favoriteVideos Relacionados
