"Minnie the Moocher" - The Cherokees (1967)
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Fantastic song and video. I am 55 and loved it way back then. Love it more now.
How can i get it on "i tunes".
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Reminds me of the Kinks in their music-hall era.
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Bloody hell, the singer looks like he's about 4 ft tall.
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Great song, great band, great vid ..
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@okowango actually, Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, 1927, vaudville singer and composer
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One of my fav songs from the 60's
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1968 the cherokees another great aussie band of the 60,s
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performers back then had such talent!!!!! Great voices,and great instrumental,with no help computer wise!!!! Great memories of my teens!!!!!
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o speculators out there note the date of the release of this song then consider mungo jerrys releases of this style of music came a few years after this you will realise then that mungo-jerry were more likely influenced by this style of music the mixtures took to the uk . sorry to say this but the uk copied an oz innovation
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to speculators out there note the date of the release of this song then consider mungo jerrys releases of this style of music came a few years after this you will realise then that mungo-jerry were more likely influenced by this style of music the mixtures took to the uk . sorry to say this but the uk copied an oz innovation
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I think I like this version better than Cab Calloway's.
I have a suspicion that this song was possibly inspired by "Winchester Cathedral" by the New Vaudeville Band. I don't know for sure that it was released first, but it was an international hit (well, it was in the USA as well as Britain), and its intentional faux old-time sound did bring out some other mild imitations.
hebneh 2 years ago
This song was originally recorded by Cab Calloway in1931 so it has nothing to do with 'Winchester Cathedral'. The Cherokees version is sort of a a jug band version that has it's own quaint appeal.
glenlyons98 2 years ago 5