Louis Prima Encore Of Golden Hits (CD)

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Louis Prima: Encore Of Golden Hits (CD)

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Interpret: Louis Prima
Album titlle: Encore Of Golden Hits (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Artikelart CD
Label Digimode Entertainment
EAN: 0690978395194
weight in Kg 0.1

Prima, Louis - Encore Of Golden Hits (CD) CD 1
01	Buona Sera	Louis Prima
02	Oh, Marie	Louis Prima
03	Jump, Jive An' Wail	Louis Prima
04	5 Months, 2 Weeks, 2 Days	Louis Prima
05	Ooooh-Dahdily-Dah	Louis Prima
06	The Lip	Louis Prima
07	I Ain't Got Nobody	Just A Gigolo
08	I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You	Louis Prima
09	Paul Revere	Louis Prima
10	(Nothings Too Good) For My Baby	Louis Prima
11	Sheperd Boy	Louis Prima
12	Chop Suey, Chow Mein	Louis Prima
13	Basin Street Blues	Louis Prima
14	Barnacle Bill The Sailor	Louis Prima
15	Boney Bones	Louis Prima
16	Luigi	Louis Prima
17	Banana Solit For My Baby	Louis Prima
18	Oh, Marie (Slow Version)	Louis Prima

Louis Prima Geboren am 7. 12. 1911 in New Orleans, US-Staat Louisiana. Bis in die 60er Jahre... more

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"Louis Prima"

Louis Prima

Geboren am 7. 12. 1911 in New Orleans, US-Staat Louisiana. Bis in die 60er Jahre als Trompeter, Sänger, Schauspieler gut im Geschäft. Nahm viele Platten mit seiner Ex-Frau Keely Smith (Scheidung 1961) auf.

Gab 1966 im Disney-Kino-Hit “Das Dschungelbuch” dem Orang-Utan “King Louis” seine mächtige Stimme. Louis Prima verstarb am 24. 8. 1978 in New Orleans nach einer Gehirnoperation.

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Louis Prima

Louis Prima's roots were in the big band jazz of the Thirties, and he would have been aghast at the notion that he was a rock 'n' roller. Kids would have been aghast at the notion, too; this was their parents' music. What could be squarer than Felicia No Capicia? Well, plenty, as it happens. Looking back, we can see embryonic rock 'n' roll in the giddy energy and in the transformation of black hep into white hep. As Nick Tosches said in one of the first pieces to rehabilitate the man, "Prima presaged the Rock 'n' Roll of the Ridiculous. He perceived and embraced in all its tutti-frutti glory, the spirit of post-literate, made-for-television America.” Buona Sera was a song that Prima first recorded as a ballad for Mercury in 1950, then re-recorded for Capitol as a split-tempo number, starting as a tango, then switching to a brisk 4/4 shuffle. Composer Carl Sigman had earlier written Prima's hit Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo), and would later have a hand in Perry Como's TV theme song, Dream Along With Me, and the theme song from the Robin Hood series, not to mention classics like Crazy She Calls Me, Ebb Tide, What Now My Love, It's All In The Game, My Heart Cries For You, Marshmallow World, and many others. Sigman's cowriter, Peter DeRose, was dead by the time the Capitol version of Buena Sera appeared. The composer of pop and show tunes like Deep Purple, De Rose died in 1953.

For the complete story of Louis Prima on Capitol, check out Bear Family's exclusive 8-CD box, 'The Capitol Recordings' (BCD 15776)

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