1930 Tommy Bohn - You’ve Got That Thing (instrumental)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- This song and “You Do Something To Me” were Cole Porter hits from the musical stage comedy “Fifty Million Frenchmen.” See also recordings of “You’ve Got That Thing” by Leo Reisman • 1930 HITS ARCHIVE: You... and Ted Lewis • 1929 Ted Lewis - You’v...
Transferred from 78rpm Okeh 41374 - You’ve Got That Thing (Porter) by the Tommy Bohn Penn-Sirens Orchestra, recorded in NYC February 4, 1930 .
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Brilliant! Encore si vous.plait
GEEEZE I LOVE THIS RECORD!!! The Bass slaps in this is Wild! HOT Record indeed!
I've always loved this number. The lyrics (the Bohn band recorded a vocal version the same day as this instrumental take), have Porter's trademark sophistication, despite the rather succinct title. On the other hand, the music has charm without Cole's typical complexity. Who could resist those reeds and that snappin' bass?
You said I've always loved this number . My mother used to refer to records as number also. What is the origin of that phrase. I'm curious
Interesting. Was Cole Porter the creator of this marvellous piece of 30s jazz. Was it from a Broadway show for instance?
Thank you for your descriptive comparison remarks.
I always look for them to search and listen to the other renditions of songs that you mention.
@@meandmymonkey5137 I have no idea of the etymological origins of the word _number_ in this particular sense. I just like the sound of it, as it was commonly used in the '30s, and I get sick of using just plain old _song_ . I like your YT handle -- I'm assuming it has _White Album_ origins.
@@petertaylor3600 Indeed he was. It comes from the Broadway show, _Fifty Million Frenchmen_ , which included one of Cole's most famous compositions, "You Do Something to Me."
Good song thsnks
Awesome surprise. The 🎺 sounds like Bobby Hackett. Thanks! 🎻🎷🪕
A marvellous number! Cole Porter is, of course, always Cole Porter! But I have never heard of Tommy Bohn and his orchestra. And a very good transcription, too!
Bohn's recording of Amos And Andy has the same booming slap bass.
I was singing and didn't even know the words.
Me, too. Things like Be-dah-dah-dah....be-dah-dah-de-dum-dum...who cares?.Nobody here to lock me up. So I sing what I sing.
There are several recordings of big-name bands playing this same chart. Same is true for some other tunes such as "Painting the Clouds With Sunshine". Was there a publisher's stipulation that they had to play the stock , or was everyone just in a hurry to get to it if the song was a big hit?
Doctored stock arrangement.
Still sounds good, tho. I care not how doctored it gets.