Irving Aaronson and His Commanders - Crazy Words, Crazy Tune (Vo-Do-De-O) (1927) скачать видео бесплатно

CarlDuke

Another wonderful post, Cats. Keep up that great work. 

Bri Soci

This is splendid!

Barry I. Grauman

Calvin Coolidge [2:03] was well-known for never opening his mouth unless he had something important to say; a famous joke had him attending a social affair where the matron said, "Oh, Mr. President, I made a bet that I could get you to say more than three words." "You lose", he replied.

Steve Quinn

This is a song my father used to sing, self accompanied on Banjo, Uke or guitar. I am glad to have found it on Youtube , since I don't have it in my 78 rpm collection.

CatsPjamas1

@donn409 I bet you're right!

CatsPjamas1

@ThePeaceableKingdom This is certainly one of my favorite versions. I like Frank Crumit's a lot too.

donn409

FANTASTIC! I bet people were cutting a mean rug to this one in the 1920s.

ThePeaceableKingdom

I know several versions of this (i'm partial to Vaughn DeLeath's) as well as a couple of its companion piece "The Vo-Do-Do-De-O Blues." This one's very jazzy and danceable. (By the 1920's standard of "danceable" - not a dancer, myself...)

CatsPjamas1

@borden1957 Yes, it's a great dance tune!

borden1957

WOW, sure is crazy but lovely. Those were the 20's

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