"Let's Have Another Cup O' Coffee" (1932) Phil Spitalny

[RandomTV47]

This is about the depression, not FUCKING FAMILY GUY

[madmarsrocks1]

Oh I do lovee LOLA

[madmarsrocks1]

I'm here because I made A LBP level with this song

[Darklord2211]

Herbert brought me here

[heyjoesoap]

Holy fuck that's so Disney.

[rogharm]

@heyjoesoap You are dumb this is great 129-30 depression song like now 2011 the economy was o bombeder obamered 

[heyjoesoap]

@rogharm Oh, that was my friend who posted that, I forgot to sign out. Sorry about that.

[goodkarma33]

can you say PAPER MOON?

[SirMagicaltrevor]

1:50 they say mr herbert =D

[5tamucat]

Had not heard this for years...but it "floated up" i my mind and then I

had to find the words and hear it sung again. Thank you for this

spot on ITube. Reminder of the Depression (I remember it well)..

and the words and bright, cheery tune might be welcome today !

[NorbertZF]

This came out during the Depression of the 1930's as a sort of "propaganda" song to help make people feel a little better and that things were actually going to get better, someday. WWII solved that, though, by sending half the population of to get killed and putting the rest back to work. It's a great song though. Thanks!

[Randyhart]

3 people don't want another Cup of Coffee or Piece of Pie

[SDawgK]

lmfao TELL CHRIS TO OPEN HIS BEDROOM WINDOW LOL HERBERT THE PERVERT

[domhadley09]

family guy - stewie kills lois - lets have another cup o coffie

[tomoom165]

I heard this song on Family Guy, but I've heard it before and I had to hear it again.

[DVA5212]

Thumbs up if you're here not because of family guy but because you appreciate and like this kind of music

[RatPfink66]

@DVA5212 I am, but I'm deeply weird compared to most Family Guy fans.

Is this the recording used in the show? 1920s & 30s music actually is associated (somewhat unfairly) with sexual deviants in the modern age.

[DVA5212]

@RatPfink66

This is not the same recording used, the one using was by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra.

And yes I agree, but anything can be used to make a sexual reference now-days. For example, many people put the words "In Bed" after literally any saying and it manages to work quite well as sexual reference.

[MightyMartel]

@DVA5212 I'm here because of Family Guy but it was because I appreciate this kind of music that I looked for it. It doesn't sound like the same version as the one on Family Guy tho.

[LupusRexRgis]

@MightyMartel Check out the Glenn Miller version...

[littleshoemaker]

@MightyMartel I wonder which one it was.

[frogman360]

I'm here because of Family Guy! Lol!

[Ramiz1129]

@frogman360 me too hahaha

[2reeler]

We like our pie! Wow, I have an Eton boys cartoon from the 30s and these guys are the singers here! Cool

[branjobu96]

Reminds me of Family guy! :))

[bladesman123]

Herbert is so funny

[goodkarma33]

I WAN'T MY $200 DOLLARS!

[bigtruck182]

i herd this on family guy an had to find great music ! got a stack of this old music in the atic an an old player lol will be listeing to it again this is sic !

[kyuubisharinan3296]

thumbs up if came to this video cause u saw it off family guy!

[robbourassaguitarist]

It sounds like Annette Hanshaw at the beginning.

[fromthesidelines]

Even though the song was written by Irving Berlin, 'Lola', it was credited on the "HOTW" label as performed by "Phil Spitalny's Music". The Eton Boys {Jack Day, Earl Smith, Art Gentry, Charles Day} were actually featured with Helen Rowland on this one, not "The Spitalny Trio". The song was also used as the theme for the original radio edition of "FATHER KNOWS BEST" between 1949 and '52, because Maxwell House Coffee was its original sponsor....

[NAZWAF]

i also came here because of family guy :)

what aa cheerful song

[TheDylanJoyce]

DAMN IT!!! i spilled my coffee ALL OVER MY SHIRT!!!

[blossomcandy01]

WOW family guy?? I wanted to listen to this because i heard it on Paper moon lol

[escioffi]

@blossomcandy01 Haha Im with you, Paper Moon is the best.

I was unpleasantly surprised to see family guy rip this tune off.

[spicyxlilxman]

@escioffi they did? man! that's sad. just re-watched paper moon the other day, fantastic movie!

[yusdaman93]

@blossomcandy01 Same here!

[bearcub410]

WHEN I WAS IN MY EARLY 20'S I WORKED IN A FANCY RESTAURANT AS A SALAD CHEF , MY DUTIES WERE TO CLEAN UP THE DINNING ROOM FIRST . I WOULD PUT THIS RECORD SOUNDTRACK OF PAPER MOON ON THE TURNTABLE , I BELIEVE I DROVE EVERYONE NUTS WITH IT . I LOVED IT SO MUCH . THANKS GREAT STUFF

[RatPfink66]

@bearcub410 Search YT for the Enric Madriguera record...that's the one you heard. I like it even better than this!

[bearcub410]

@RatPfink66 yes you are right it has been so many years ago , thanks for the tip , i think i like the other version just slightly better but this one is great also , born too late thank

[chicita123]

if ur here cuz of family guy thumbs up to this video!! ;D

[phendformyself]

Wow. Really? Are we all here because of that Family Guy clip?

Catchy tune. LOL 

[KisukeUraharaHat]

"What the hell?"

"Hey little man, tell Chris to open up his winda."

[Colormehazel]

oh, family guy ruins it for me.

Now all i see is Herbert

[FContreras85]

It sounds like a cartoon from the 1930s.

[ThePropertyofJustice]

@FContreras85 it IS from the 1930s

[thrash205]

gotta love the classics

[OrganGrinderLola]

Why do you write "Phil Spitalny's music"? The song was written by Irving Berlin, melody and lyrics. It was from the stage production "Face the Music", and was later used in the movie "There's No Business Like Show Business."

[78timothy]

Helen Rowland is the Vocalist. This must be a Hit Of the Week. Love the second Vocal w/Trio and Baby Talk. Kewt!!!r

[Boldorion1958]

Notice the song titles referenced in the lyrics:

Hallelujah! Theres a Rainbow in the Sky!—Vernon Dalhart & Adelyn Hood, 1930

The Clouds Will Soon Roll By—Bert Ambrose, 1932

Let a Smile Be Your Unbrella—Roger Wolfe Kahn, 1928

April Showers—Al Jolson, 1922

Look For the Silver Lining—Marion Harris, 1921

[OrganGrinderLola]

Thank you for pointing out all these titles! What fun, how Irving Berlin just rolled all these titles and cliches into one song.

[Ippowned]

Omg the way old songs go round because of Family guy xD Sweetness

[alexgg1wf]

haha, just watched that on family guy and had to search it =P

[OldFashionedMama23]

I first heard this in Paper Moon. I'm delighted to see it on youtube. Thanks for posting!!!

[DrPlagas]

Hey little man, tell Chris to open up his window.

[Cefst]

Am I one of the very few people who heard of this song before it was on Family Guy?

[dikkejos]

Yes!

[LackOfSoulDisease]

Yyyep, I guess so.

[05005051]

@Cefst No. Two characters in "Batteries Not Included" sing as well.

[BenDempster]

I heard it before family guy too!

[RatPfink66]

@Cefst One of the very few still living, probably.

[K1LL3RANDROID]

Family Guy Ohh Yeahh!!!

[Colormehazel]

ohhh family guy

[germanandenglish1994]

"hey there, little man, will you tell chris to open his window"

[AlteredByChrist]

I LOVE OLD 30s, 40's & 50's Music!!! I HEARED THIS ON "FAMILY GUY!!" LOVE THIS SONG!! I LOVE FAMILY GUY!!!

[naxxramas1onclubpeng]

same!

[PriceRight89]

"Hey, little man, tell Chris to open up his window."

[JoePro1155]

@PriceRight89 FAG

[cabooses1fan]

@JoePro1155 QUEER

[JoePro1155]

@cabooses1fan GAY

[Samdoust7]

lol i heard this from family guy

[supertoaster7]

most of us did lolol

[ZosoNHendrix]

same haha

[ikerbeast666]

FG!!!!

[CSM60]

Yah Herbert X3

[PasserbyGuy]

*holds phonograph above his head while attempting to woo the love of his life*

[MissMinnieMousegirl]

Sounds cartoony! Very nice! There is a really good Irving Berlin version of this song too!

[geoffck1969]

Herbert the Pervert's rendition is the best.

[KingRaven101]

@geoffck1969 That's the Glenn Miller version, I think, I prefer it to this version.

[AnotherCuppaCoffee]

Welcome to 2009!

[chlodnia]

welcome

[fromthesidelines]

Recorded for "Hit Of the Week" (flexible paper-backed 78rpm records sold at newsstands for 15 cents each, with new ones issued every week from 1930 through the end of 1932), with Helen Rowland and "The Spitalny Trio", in April 1932. Despite President Hoover's suggestion in the lyrics, nobody was buying much of anything at the time...even apples on street corners.

[bearcub410]

makes me want to go out on the sidewalk and sell apples . thanks

[96WS7]

Herbert the pervert!

[anaangel92]

yeahhh family guy!

[realswellguy]

There's always room for another cup o' coffee

and with the combination of a good crowbar and

some elbow-grease, I could make room for that slice of pie!

[guitaress1]

Irving Berlin

[shimmymoon]

Cute song! Thanks for this.