ELLA MAE MORSE ~ PIG FOOT PETE ~ 1947

[PercivalGull]

Ella Mae was great. This song sounds very much like a rearranged version of Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from the Andrews Sisters.

[StinkFingerr]

This young lady is ferociously erotic.

[KB4QAA]

Soooo Cool.

[zebraXbear]

LOVE Ella Mae Ella Mea !!! speacially House of Blue light .....

[steveknows62]

@zebraXbear

With Freddie Slack--

They're so cool together, I need my sweater.

[BCSTH]

Definitely great - all this that Ella Mae did. Hadn't heard about her before YouTube. Must be a key link between boogie woogie and Rock'n Roll & related contexts.

[fairwestswing]

Absolutely! The music predated the term. May I suggest checking out Big Joe Turner's Jump Blues arrangements which he reportedly gave to Bill Halley, and to what Big-band Swing Musicians did with Boogie Woogie and Jump Blues. Of particular note are Erskine Hawkins' "Hawk's Boogie" (1946) and "Uproar Shout" (1937). Some might say Hawkins' variations of Jump and Boogie were the first Rock & Roll arrangements. Also, Fats Waller's playing laid considerable ground work for Rock & Roll.

[BeardedCIam]

Love this still.

[davesharon5747]

more more more of Ella Mae Morse please!

[longfoot]

Where or where is Ella Mae's Blacksmith Blues? Where?? Where???

[SandySummers]

You should hear Martha Raye sing Pig Foot Pete in the Abbott & Costello movie KEEP 'EM FLYING.

[thrummer1953]

OOH YEAH1 Very satisfying!

[dontknocktherock]

I was up on my trotters , boppin like a young sow , again , thank you for the boogie .Princess Yasmine .