Ethel Waters - Shoo Shoo Boogie Boo (1929)

[Equalyfe]

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[jayjasonbird]

This music is eerie like listening to ghost from the past.

[thelonelyslayer]

I adore Ethel Waters. Ever heard "My Special Friend Is Back In Town"? Sexy and very sexual song. haha.

[BloodyCatastrophee]

haha radio clash! that's where they got it! haha I knew I recognized this beginning, and could only hear screaming and maniacal laughing after it. =)

[gogobergie2000]

Does anyone know any more black artists back in the 1920s? Or any videos showing black people dancing back in those days? IT's extremely hard 2 find!

[jumpingonglass]

white music sound fucked up

[gogobergie2000]

@jumpingonglass Agree!

[wavesnearmyhome]

I love this video of the great Ethel Waters.

[Bumblebee38]

again a WHITE band ........shame !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MightyAlz]

@Bumblebee38 Surely that's a good thing? Y'know that black and white people couldn't ride on a bus together? And here you have a interracial session - jazz knows no race or creed....

[nellsuushi]

LOVE.

[tkguy30]

SHE IS WONDERFUL

[boilerplate]

I love the 20s/30s music. So catchy and simple. I discovered Ethel after hearing "Bread and Gravy". Really great voice.

[netchiclet]

God makes only a few "Must Hear Voices": surely she is near the top of his list.

[novusmundi]

She is absolutely a musy hear voice like you said. To quote Lena Horne, another must hear voice, " Ethel Waters is the mother of us all." That was meant for Ethel's influence on Female singers.

[tifo316]

i second that

[mammyunpleasant]

Wow, I can't beieve that nobody has commented on this amazing clip. What the hell is wrong with you people? I was born in the wrong era, I cannot relate to my so caled 'peers' who do not appreciate music iike this. Thank you for posting this, even if no one else will say anything. shit.

[redhotnica]

i totally know what u mean lol