Kay Kyser and His Orchestra - Can't Get Out of This Mood, 78

[mcareyop]

Play the other side of the record, too! If I remember right, it's "Moonlight Mood" done in the same, dreamy style.

[paularv1zu]

yeah the old 50's music in fallout is tits. Kay Kyser you keep on swingin brudda

[ZombieAlienHamster]

Thumbs up if you're here because of Fallout 3.

[owner0007]

Mafia 2 radio ;P

[PublishItNow]

It's beautiful because they sound like ghosts almost.

[Dreambro1]

I used to have this record ;-( I miss it!!

[pgh45rpms]

Terrific song! An overlooked number written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh for the 1942 wartime movie, "Seven Days' Leave". Kay's talented band was overshadowed by their light-hearted routines on radio's 'Kollege of Musical Knowledge'. The funniest comedian in the band was Ishkabibble, a gifted trumpet player from Erie PA who also served as Kay's orchestra manager. Harry Babbitt was the group's boy-singer; when he went into military service his replacement was Mike Douglas.

[ShockDoc]

Flash! The FIRST full length biography (341 pages) on Kay Kyser is now available. Titled 'Kay Kyser-the Ol' Professor of Swing! America's Forgotten Superstar'. Over 100 rare photos, interviews w/ KK, his band, and family. Full discography, color repros of KK movie posters. Google 'Kay Kyser book' to order for Xmas..

[BruceKap]

My friend, Roc Hillman, played guitar with Kay Kyser (as well as Jimmy Dorsey). Roc is 98 years old and living in a nursing home in Santa Monica California, and I think he just may be the last of the old timers alive!

[ritwrite]

Oh, man...what a superb record. Kyser's band was at a musical peak in 1942...as ShockDoc says, very much underrated. Too bad for band fans who only think of Kyser for Three Little Fishes and other novelty stuff...there was a lot more to him than that!

[ShockDoc]

A beautiful song by a great band. Vocal by Harry Babbitt! Kay Kyser was very underrated!