Ray Starita - The King's Horses (1930)
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i love this tune! Thank you for posting. Would like to have it on my i-pod...
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It is called "Quick step".
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This song is of considerable significance in the history of radio. The very earliest surviving broadcast recording of Fibber McGee & Molly features this song. The show is from June 1931 and was known as "Smackout" and was then a local program over WMAQ in Chicago, and it was four years before the Fibber McGee & Molly characters were even invented. Jim Jordan (Fibber) sings it and Marian Jordan (Molly) accompanies on piano.
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Yes, Marvin Hatley played an instrumental version of this under the opening titles of "The Music Box".
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What kind of dance to dance to this?
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@brutusmuerto Indeed it is!
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i would like to find the version by billy cotton thanks wonderful
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Isn't this the very opening theme to Laurel and Hardy's kickass short "The Music Box?"
Available in the Tube - search for it.. =)
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This is a great tune. I have seen two different versions of it done on the Lawrence Welk Show that were outstanding. I wish they were on Youtube.
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Thank you, sir, for the instructions on consecutive play. Very, very handy info.
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Greetings! I am an avid collector of phonographs and records (my collection is now worth well into 5 figures).
I just wanted to say that I absolutely adore this recording, and I would give anything to acquire it. Do you know someone who has another copy? If you would consider selling this copy, I would consider paying you no less than $500 for it. Maybe even more.....
twombonu 3 years ago
I sold it for less than $2 on ebay. If you like I can send you a private message concerning the chap who won it.
Aaron1912 3 years ago