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Cab Calloway & His OrchestraCab Calloway & His Orchestra-The Man From Harlem (November 30, 1932)

Recorded on November 30, 1932. Nothing hidden on this one....the Man From Harlem who's got "just what you need."


This audio is part of the collection: 78 RPMs & Cylinder Recordings

Artist/Composer: Cab Calloway & His Orchestra
Date: 1932-11-30 00:00:00
Source: 78RPM>CD>MP3
Keywords: Music; Acoustic; Jazz; 78rpm

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Reviewer: stacy27 - - April 18, 2008
Subject: COOL!
Seems familiar but I dont remember if Ive heard this one before. REALLY cool tho'! Ive always loved Cab! Thanks for this one!

Reviewer: Spevsy - - August 4, 2006
Subject: Copyright?
Whats the level of copyright on this one?

Reviewer: Ragtime - - October 21, 2005
Subject: Oh NO.
That's a hot one.
Hadn't heard that one before...

Reviewer: Eirikur Hrafn - - March 15, 2005
Subject: perfect timing
Cab Calloway's singing on this one shows what a great sense of timing he must of had,filling the song with a presence,a style,comic and cool at once and everything in between.And the band joins in with firing blasts,they move you places.It shouldn't take much and your right there in some club,watching these guys moving vividly in front of you,and the times as close as "any touching of music" can be to you

Reviewer: Mike Ashenfelder - - February 3, 2005
Subject: Punk swing
Good stuff. How can you not like a front man that sings, "C'mon sister. Light up one of these weeds and get high. And forget about everything."

Reviewer: Mike Ashenfelder - - February 3, 2005
Subject: Punk swing
Good stuff. How can you not like a front man that sings, "C'mon sister. Light up one of these weeds and get high and forget about everything."

Reviewer: Tyler - - November 16, 2003
Subject: Great song from back in the day!
My first exposure to cab calloway was in the movie "The Blues Brothers" singing 'minnie the moocher'. All I knew was that he was an older man with a great swinging scat voice. After reasearching him, i found "Are you hep to the jive?" a single disk, career spanning disk, and I was hooked. Finding an old 78 of him in the open source section is a great find! get this one!