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  • i think louie prima would love this

  • are they paid to have fun.....i want a job like that

  • never gets old:)

  • did he keep the original black (stray) cats

  • Fact....good music lasts forever and everyone remakes it at some point. Good music doesn't know age as far as I'm concerned...tho some renditions are better than others...maybe if he had a Keely Smith to back him up, hmmm.....

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  • thumbs up for watchin in 2011

  • FUN

  • exellent.........

  • The orchestra I am in is playing this song. I don't like jazz it is too confusing as a mucisian who hasn't done it before. :(

  • The Orchestra just has too much fun! They play their asses off, but they have a blast doing it.

  • Great sounds, go and buy the Live in Montreal DVD, the Live in Tokyo is also great a later gig that I aint got but did get the Montreal gig on the net but cant remember who supplied, try Amazon. Rock on

  • Brian's voice rocks!!!!!

  • this song is easy!

  • thats great. thanks for sharing

  • the double bass player is crazy

  • he sh ouldnt have to tell the audience to dance i would be dancing my ass off

  • @bonofan100 lol Xd me too, as far my dancing skills go

  • I love the music. I love the retro appeal. I love the positive feeling. I love hard rock and heavy metal as well. However, the world would be a better place if music like this filled it.

  • Awesome song...

  • I love when the guys dig with their trumpets hahahaha

  • One of the few songs from the 90's that one could actually listen to without turning into a faggy emo goth. Man, that decade SUCKED.

  • @snoobeagle Are you serious? What about bands like Oasis, Manic Street Preachers, Rancid, The Hellacopters, The Wildhearts? All owned the 90's. Guns N' Roses still had a massive impact. Even huge acts like The Rolling Stones and Tom Waits released blinding albums in that decade. You either know absolutely nothing about music or you're a complete moron.

  • @alixxdeville OMG you almost cited a complete list of the bands I thought SUCKED A**. Add to it Smashing Pumpkins, Blind Melon, Staind, Jane's Addiction, Soundgarden, Live, Bush, Counting Crows, 3rd Eye Blind, Better than Ezra, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Gin Blossoms, Faith No More... the only thing they "owned" were instruments. They certainly didn't own talent nor melody nor entertainment value, except to emos who wallowed in their sad lyrics.

  • @snoobeagle Emos who wallowed in their sad lyrics? None of the acts I put forward interested emo kids in the slightest! They love all that My Chemical Romance nonsense, or if they're committed Rites of Spring. To be fair, the list that you would like mine added to are all awful awful bands! I take back both insults. You can't have hated all 90's bands though, who caught your ears?

  • @alixxdeville That's true..Emos, I have found out, are a more severe form of people I associated with the era. I need a name for the less emotional, but still depressed, rife with teen angst crowd. I did like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Mariah Carey, Seal, Madonna, Jamiroquai, and Lenny Kravitz. These acts remembered to include melody and didn't just superimpose noise, at high volume, to "lyrics teens could identify with."

  • @snoobeagle this song is originally by louis prima in the swing era!

  • @ hanj31 Very cool. I had captured some swing videos and burned to DVD for my parents who loved that era. I'll see if I can find this one's inspiration.

  • music based off the 50s is the shit but most of the music today is shit

  • @HuskyShinobiChouji hahaha. ain't that the truth.

  • @HuskyShinobiChouji

    Hu ? because you're living in the 50'S ?

    Please, stop being silly, or better...stay silly and come dancing !

    Cheers !

  • Um, no, this isn't a kids song. Big Band Swing is a musical style that was really popular I think in the 40's - 50's. Pretty much a Blues 12-bar structure with the common repeat the 1st verse line twice. Written by Louis Prima, big band swing front man and quite useful doing Scat vocals as well. Probably most famous for his Jungle Book song, "I Wanna Be Like You"...which was written for kids.

  • It's the chorus that's repetitive.

  • i love this song

  • Prob thee best of all modern swing!!!!! thanks for posting. and the old video is great as a tribute to the song and singer. We need more like the stray cat and his solo stuff.

  • oh man, my band's playing this song and now that i've heard this song, the saxs are playing differently then what most of us are playing it and it's fast too @.@

  • I'm playing this for a sax quartet for solo and ensemble. I've never heard the whole real song before and I must say that now that I have, I love it.

  • I've said it before on other clips of this song, but it bears worth repeating...

    the key change (2:10 to 2:15) is orgasmic! Seriously, you can't get much better than that!

  • I NEED ANOTHER CAN OF ALE myself!

  • haha we played this song in band, my arm looks like its spazzing on the trombone XD but yah this song makes me happy. i love jazz

  • So I am basically inlove with this song. But people dont beleive me cuz im so young, but its trueeeeee. I LOVE BRIAN SETZERR

  • It's ok son, I started getting into Big Band, and subsequently BS, when I was around five when my brother introduced me to it.

  • "I'd be dancin' if I were you! I'd be shakin' it up!!"

  • I adore how much his band gets into it ~ classic Louis Prima song that actually does it credit!

    Thanx for posting!

  • LOVE THIS SONG~~~!!!

  • this takes me back

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