Guy Lombardo - Boo Hoo (1956)

Vocals by the Lombardo Trio. This re-recording was released on the 1956 album, "Guy Lombardo in Hi-Fi". "Boo Hoo" had originally been a #1 hit for Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians in 1937 and quickly became one of his most identifiable signature songs. Written by Carmen Lombardo, Edward Heyman & John Jacob Loeb.

[@loisgroth8866]

Perfection!!!!!!! In every way. Thanks. Lois

[@jerryvitale7481]

Thanks! Playing this right now through a 1941 Silvertone restored radio.

[@RichardAugustMatthew19Man]

This digital remastering was almost flawless.

[@playerpianogal]

Thank you for putting on this song! I've always loved it and love Guy Lombardo!!

[@CatsPjamas1]

You're welcome! Boo Hoo is really catchy! I grew up with songs like this since I used to watch re-runs of the Lawrence Welk Show weekly on PBS as a youngster.

[@hunlandsMom]

Thank you for this gem. Great interpretation.

[@carolcoffey450]

Great song

[@Hollcall]

Mother went to TORONTO every summer for many years to "keep house" at Her AUNT's Boarding house near To. University. She told me of going to Hear Guy Lombardo play at the To. EX. She and Her Cousin would dance to His music all night. Later , during W.W.2 , He was training and drowned in the Rideau Canal. They were very close.

[@alexkije]

groovy! Different from the original 1937 recording. The pianist did some interpretations. Pretty good. Surprised that Guy was only 5 ft 4! He looks taller on TV.

[@cornellwaters9089]

😢 Music!

[@brucetaylor5917]

Sounds like serious wow (tonal fluctuation) near end of selection.

[@alexkije]

No. Sounds OK here. Have your hearing checked.

[@dogerecords5312]

Was this recorded in 51 or is that version very uncommon?

[@whoknows8101]

Im here from pol