Cab Calloway's Hi De Ho - 1934
Great old Paramount short film of Cab Calloway singing many of his hits.
Jumpin Jive - Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers
Here's a clip from the movie "Stormy Weather" (1943) featuring Cab Calloway and his orchestra performing "Jumpin Jive". After awhile they let the Nicholas Brothers jump in and lend their feet to the action. ==================== Note that must moderate the comments here now because of some bad apples. Sorry...
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Cab Calloway St. James Infirmary by Fleischer
Cab Calloway sings St. James Infirmary in the guise of Koko the Clown from the Fleischer Brothers' "Snow White" Betty Boop cartoon.
Devine Calloway - Let's do this
This is Devines part in the second latest Transworldflick now that And Now has premiered
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Cab Calloway Sings "The Man From Harlem"
Cab Calloway Sings A Song That Was Outrageous In Its Time Titled "The Man From Harlem"
Cab Calloway - Zaz Zuh Zaz (1933)
Now, here's a very entrancing phrase, It will put you in a daze, To me it don't mean a thing, But it's got a very peculiar swing! Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz, Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay, Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz, Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay! Now, zaz-zuh-zaz was handed down From a bloke down in Chinatown;...
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - 'Calloway Boogie'
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Roving Reporter #1 - Fr. Don Calloway MIC: Conversion Story
Ave Maria! Our Roving Reporter and AirMaria Vlogmaster, Friar Roderic Mary, recently tracked down Fr. Don Calloway MIC, in Steubenville, Ohio. Father was kind enough to squeeze in two interviews for us in the short space of time he had to spare between two other meetings.This week's interview is about Fr. Don's conversion story (the short version that is!). Listen to this incredible story about how Mary works to bring about a major spiritual transformation. Ave Maria!
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Cab Calloway - "Minnie The Moocher" - ORIGINAL "VIDEO"
UPDATE! I have now been steered to a COMPLETE version of this classic. It's a bit fuzzy and the ratio is wrong - but if you download it and show it in 16:9 it should be right. In the public interest, I am giving my "rival" a free plug! You can find it on www.youtube.com - Enjoy!
Cab Calloway Singing Minnie The Moocher (Live 1988)
You Only Get Old, If You Let Yourself Get Old. Cincinnati, Ohio August 1988 Riverbend Music Center. Eric Kunzel conducting The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra.
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Betty Boop 1933 Cab Calloway "Snow-White"
This 1933 cartoon featuring Cab Calloway is remarkable for having been animated by a single individual, Roland C. Crandall, and is considered one of the best cartoons ever made. Crandall received the opportunity to make Snow White on his own as a reward for his several years of devotion to the Fleischer studio, and the resulting film is considered both his masterwork and an important milestone of The Golden Age of American animation. (See The 50 Greatest Cartoons, as Selected by 1000 Animation Professionals, edited by Jerry Beck, Turner Publishing, Inc., 1994.) You don't get to see any live action of Cab in "Snow White," which is too bad, but the animation is incredible and, of course, the music is Cab and his Orchestra at their best. First Cab sings "St. James Infirmary" in the rotoscoped guise of Koko the Clown. "St. James Infirmary" was Cab's original signature tune, but he wanted something written specifically for himself, so he and Irving Mills wrote "Minnie the Moocher" to supplant "St. James Infirmary." The two melodies are extremely similar, and also bear a close resemblance to "Prohibition Blues." "Snow White" ends with the old Missourians instrumental, "Stopping the Traffic." This plot, such as it is, is really more a framework to display a series of gags, musical selections, and clever animation. Critics have cited the film as having some of the most imaginative animation and background drawings from the Fleischer Studios artists <b>...</b>
Cab Calloway - Minnie The Moocher 1930
3/31/30 Cab Calloway and his Orchestra 1930-1931 Classics 516. (Gaskill-Mills-Calloway) Cab's famous signature tune! The lyrics are based on those of the folk song, Willie the Weeper, and the melody was modeled on St. James Infirmary and Prohibition Blues. It is a call-and-response song which has more verses than Cab ever sings. Cab insisted that Minnie was not a real person. Cabell "Cab" Calloway III (December 25, 1907 -- November 18, 1994) was an American jazz singer and bandleader.
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Betty Boop - Snow White (Cab Calloway ~ St. James Infirmary Blues) - 1933.mpg
Betty Boop is an animated cartoon character created by Max Fleischer with contributions from animator Grim Natwick among others. She originally appeared in the Talkartoon and Betty Boop series of films which were produced by Fleischer Studios and released by Paramount Pictures. She has also been featured in comic strips and mass merchandising. With her overt sexual appeal, Betty was a hit with film-goers, and despite having been toned down in the mid-1930s to appear more demure, she became one of best known cartoon characters in the world and remains popular today. "St. James Infirmary Blues" is based on an 18th century traditional English folk song called "The Unfortunate Rake" (also known as "The Unfortunate Lad" or "The Young Man Cut Down in His Prime"). There are numerous versions of the song throughout the English-speaking world. It also evolved into other American standards such as "The Streets of Laredo". "The Unfortunate Rake" is about a sailor who uses his money on prostitutes, and then dies of a venereal disease. Different versions of the song expand on this theme, variations typically feature a narrator telling the story of a youth "cut down in his prime" (occasionally "her prime") as a result of some morally questionable actions. For example, when the song moved to America, gambling and alcohol became common causes of the youth's death. The title is derived from St. James Hospital in London, a religious foundation for the treatment of leprosy. It was closed in <b>...</b>
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Blues Brothers - Minnie The Moocher
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Cab Calloway - Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea 1931
10/21/31 Cab Calloway and his Orchestra 1931-1932 Classics 526. (Arlen-Koehler) Also performed by Louis Armstrong. Cabell "Cab" Calloway III (December 25, 1907 -- November 18, 1994) was an American jazz singer and bandleader.
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Minnie the Moocher - song only
Edit of Fleischer Brothers' 1932 cartoon "Minnie the Moocher" with middle cut out, leaving only the song. Copyright has expired on the original cartoon. I also zoomed in on the live action beginning which is usually seen with thick black borders, and fixed the audio. I downloaded the original here: www.archive.org
Cab Calloway - Reefer Man
Cab Calloway - Reefer Man "Man whats the matter with that cat there?" "must be full of reefer" "full of reefer?!" "yea man" "you mean that cats high?!" "sailing" "sailing" "sailing lightly" "get away from here Man is that the reefer man?" "thats the reefer man" "I belive hes losing his mind" "I think hes lost his mind!" Oh have you ever met that funny reefer man reefer man have you ever met that funny reefer man reefer man If he said he swam to china, and he sell you south carolina then you know your talkn to that reefer man Have you ever met funny reefer man reefer man Have you ever met funny reefer man reefer man If he said he walks the ocean, any time he takes the notion then you know your talkn to reefer man. Have you ever met this funny reefer man reefer man oh baby baby baby reefer man reefer man If he trades you dimes for nickles and calls watermellons pickles then you know your talkn to that reefer man Have you ever met funny reefer man reefer man Have you ever met funny reefer man reefer man If he takes a sudden mania he'll want to give you pennsylvaina oh you know your talking to the reefer man Have you ever met funny reefer man reefer man Have you ever met funny reefer man reefer man If he said one sweet is funny because he wont sell me atlantic then you know your talkin to that reefer man
Cab Calloway & his Band - Geechy Joe - Stormy Weather (1943)
Cab Calloway & his Band - Geechy Joe (Cab Calloway, Jack Palmer & Andy Gibson), with Lena Horne, dancer Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, drummer Zutty Singleton, bassist Slam Stewart, Trumpeter Benny Carter... in "Stormy Weather" (1943) by Andrew L. Stone, for Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. www.bzajj.com bessjazz.blogspot.com
Betty Boop 1933 Cab Calloway "The Old Man Of the Mountain"
"The Old Man of The Mountain" is non-stop Cab from beginning to end. He appears first as an owl, singing the title song. The words have been changed for the cartoon, in which the Old Man is a villain. In the original song, the Old Man is a benevolent character. Next we see Cab as the Old Man himself, rotoscoped and singing, "You Gotta Hi-De-Hi," followed by "The Scat Song." The cartoon begins with live footage of Cab and his Orchestra playing around with the tune of Minnie the Moocher while Cab scats mildly and grins at the camera. Whereas Cab may have been caught by surprise when they used live footage of him in the earlier cartoon, "Minnie the Moocher", this time he is ready. He and his band are in dress white uniforms, Cab's hair is slicked back, and he pays attention to the camera. (The drummer, Leroy Maxey, is still playing with his drumsticks, though!) Of the three cartoons starring Cab Calloway, this one has the least interesting and least surreal plot, and the animation is the crudest. Never-the-less, the very early live footage of Cab is a treasure, and this cartoon showcases his music from beginning to end, featuring three of his songs. He does some of his most remarkable ever scat singing in this version of The Scat Song. In all of the Fleisher cartoons, Cab's characters are set in caves with menacing and ominous background illustrations: skeletons, skulls, ghosts, leering faces, and gambling, alcohol and drug paraphernalia. People have claimed that the <b>...</b>
Cab Calloway - Minnie The Moocher (1933)
A parallel between Cab Calloway and two Max Fleischer cartoon: "Minnie The Moocher" ("Betty Boop") and "Snow White" ("Betty Boop"). Take a look at 0:26 and 1:00 Folks here's a story 'bout Minnie the Moocher; She was a red hot hoochie coocher. She was the roughest toughest frail; But Minnie had a heart as big as a whale. She messed around with a bloke named Smokey; She loved him though he was kokey. He took her down to Chinatown And showed her how to kick the gong around. She had a dream about the king of Sweden; He gave her things, that she was needin'. He gave her a home built of gold and steel, A diamond car, with the platinum wheels. He gave her his town house and his racing horses; Each meal she ate was a dozen courses. She had a million dollars in nickels and dimes; She sat around and counted it all, a million times. Poor Min! Poor Min! Poor Min 28-May-2009
Cab Calloway - The Viper's Drag (1930)
CAB CALLOWAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York City, November 12, 1930 10246-1 - The Viper's Drag RQ Dickerson, Lammer Wright, Reuben Reeves (tp), De Priest Wheeler, Harry White (tb), William Thornton Blue (cl, as), Andrew Brown (bass cl, ts), Waletr Thomas (as, ts, bar, flute), Earres Prince (p), Morris White (bj), Jimmy Smith (bb, sb), Leroy Maxey (dm), Cab Calloway (vo, ldr). 24 - JUN-2009 I'm SORRY about the picture - I cannot change it without removing the movie. I had many pictures with Cab Calloway from different cartoons, I made quickly 5-6 movies, but I didn't realize the racist tint of this picture. It was my mistake. Cab Calloway is one of my favorite. Sorry again.
Susan Calloway - Chasin The Sun
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Cab Calloway - Margie (1932)
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Momus: Precocious Young Miss Calloway
This is the third track in a four-song 7" Momus EP due to be released exclusively in early 2011 by Tona Serenad Records, a Swedish label specialising in vinyl one-offs and limited editions. The song was written around samples provided by John Henriksson from the label. Pre-ordering for the limited edition 7-inch will begin shortly. www.tonaserenad.com