In "The Jazz Players," producer Leonard Feather said that Remi Palmier and Chubby Jackson were also in that rhythm section

The clarinetist is Jimmy Hamilton, Red Norvo on vibes. This was part of the session for the third edition of the Esquire All Stars.

This is the song chicken in the bread pan

Where the ducks play football

Great

The Dr. Demento Show Facebook page brought me here. Great find!

Moon was very highly underrated. He’s one of my favorites. A little country, a Little Rock N Roll, and some ragtime rolled all into one, not to mention amazing piano skills. Very unique and waaaayyy ahead of his time!

Great Music. Quite nostalgic.

It had different words in the Army

Thank you posting!!!!

Oh thank goodness you're here. These rats in me bin won't stop singing

My favorite Mickey Katz song. Also his funniest.

Amazing- I was in 6th grade when this was new and I remember it perfectly.

Waikapū (Forbidden Waters) - Words & music by James Kahele Waikapō makani kokolo lio Makani houhou ʻili ʻIniʻiniki mālie Wailuku makani lawe mālie Makani houhouʻili ʻIniʻiniki mālie Waiʻehu makani hoʻeha ʻili Makani houhou ʻili ʻIniʻiniki mālie Waiheʻe makani kiliʻoʻopu Makani houhou ʻili ʻIniʻiniki mālie Haʻina mai ana ka puana Makani houhou ʻili ʻIniʻiniki mālie Waikapū has a swift blowing wind Wind that pierces the skin Gently pinching it Wailuku has a gently blowing wind Wind that pierces the skin Gently pinching it Waiʻehu has a wind that pricks the skin Wind that pierces the skin Gently pinching Waiheʻe has a cool wind Wind that pierces the skin Gently pinching This ends my song Wind that pierces the skin Gently pinching Source: King's Hawaiian Melodies Copyright 1917, 43 Charles E. King - Translated by Mary Pukui

One of my old favorites gb

I just posted the Victor version of this. The A side has War Talk. The first joke was a fart joke. Love it. Still funnier than most of the comedians now

Thank Goodness this track is here!

Love it takes me back ❤🎉🎉🎉

Earlier Brubeck doesn’t get the love his Take Five era does. I really dig this.

Classic

Another classic just discovered the jugs TODAY !😅

sounds like crap. wrong needle.

if everything was styrofoam, love would cost a dime..

I found this from Danish language PBS series Seaside Hotel. Series 9(?) ep (2or3). Actor Edvard Weyse and industrialist Georg Madsen drinking and dancing.

I like how everyone here (including me) is from the Lackadaisy comic! HaHAHA

Love

I worked on an assembly line the summer before starting college. A woman on the line used to sing this song to while away the time. She had a good voice and knew all the words.

Thank Goodness You're Here!

I remember this song when I was about 3 or 4 and would sing along with my mum. No doubt my words were what I thought she was singing….as children do. I’m 74 now, …….and now know the proper words.

Thank you for sharing this great post.

Mares eat oats. That's what means.

Anybody remember the VMI Blues?

If you found your way here from “Thank Goodness You’re Here!” Well done.

Recorded in New York City - January, 1924

Great performance. Brilliant.

Recorded in New York City - October 20, 1921

Man, Herb Jeffries still great listening too.

Thx. for sending!

Thank goodness this song is here

Love his singing!

❤!!! gracias gracias gracias me gusta mucho esa pieza trae recuerdo inolvidables de alguien que trabaja teatro musical de mucho profesionalismo así que gracias gracias a quien corresponda gracias

I have the same record

You're doing great.

Six goin' on seven; happy but sad;😢🕕🕡🕖🕢😁😊😭😿 Uncle Frank is in someplace called 'Korea'..! 😢😢

THANK YOU SO MUCH. My late grandad left me some old 78's and LP's one was a Harry Roy LP when he died I played it so much! But when I moved house the movers 'lost' a couple of boxes .............ONE contained all my LP's I miss him so much and this music. Hes been gone over 50 years now I cant believe it now I am also old! Memories of happy summers with him.

01:02 02:57 Follow the Token Trail.

Ridiculous piece of

Man Jack Teagarden was an amazing soloist

Benny Carter trumpet solo!

I remember this song.