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Mills Brothers & Friends A Family Affair
catalog number: CD066458
weight in Kg 0,107
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Mills Brothers & Friends: A Family Affair
(2003/SAGA) 24 tracksSongs
Mills Brothers & Friends - A Family Affair Medium 1 | |||
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1: | Bugle Call Rag | ||
2: | Tiger Rag | ||
3: | Nobody's Sweetheart | ||
4: | Baby, Won't You Please Come Home | ||
5: | I Heard | ||
6: | Rockin' Chair | ||
7: | Sweet Sue, Just You | ||
8: | St. Louis Blues | ||
9: | Diga Diga Doo | ||
10: | Fiddlin' Joe | ||
11: | I've Found A New Baby | ||
12: | Nagasaki | ||
13: | Lazybones | ||
14: | Sweet Lucy Brown | ||
15: | Swing Is The Thing | ||
16: | Dedicated To You | ||
17: | Carry Me Back To Old Virginny | ||
18: | Caravan | ||
19: | Jeepers Creepers | ||
20: | You'll Have To Swing It | ||
21: | W.P.A. | ||
22: | Lazy River | ||
23: | Paper Doll | ||
24: | Till Then |
Artikeleigenschaften von Mills Brothers & Friends: A Family Affair
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Interpret: Mills Brothers & Friends
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Albumtitel: A Family Affair
- Format CD
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Genre Pop
- Music Genre Pop
- Music Style Pop Vocal
- Music Sub-Genre 281 Pop Vocal
- Title A Family Affair
- Release date 2003
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Label SAGA
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SubGenre Pop - Vocal Pop
EAN: 0044006645827
- weight in Kg 0.107
Artist description "Mills Brothers, The"
The Mills Brothers
Get A Job
It's full-circle fitting that one of the best known doo-wop hits of the 1950s would be covered by a vocal group many consider to be the fathers of doo-wop. Recorded by the Silhouettes in October, 1957, Get A Job hit number one on the 'Billboard' pop and R&B charts in February, 1958, twenty-seven years after the Mills Brothers made their first record, Tiger Rag, for Brunswick, back in 1931.
That first Mills Brothers 78, sounding like a red-hot jazz band with the brothers vocally imitating tubas, trumpets and trombones, caused a sensation and came with a note on the label which stated "no musical instruments or mechanical devices used on this recording other than one guitar." The group went on to have a decades-long career with loads of hit records (Paper Doll, Nevertheless, Lazy River and Glow Worm, to name a few) and were a key influence on 1950s doo-wop.
Now, while the Mills Brothers' professional sounding 1958 recording of Get A Job may be missing some of the organically sloppy spontaneity of the Silhouettes' original version, the brothers zero in on the heart of this doo-wop classic, turning in a strong, in-tune, energetic interpretation of the Silhouettes' performance, complete with a hot sax solo from Justin Gordon. As an anonymous YouTube listener commented, "these old guys rock!"
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