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WOODY HERMAN AND HIS FIRST HERD ~ IT MUST BE JELLY (CAUSE JAM DON`T SHAKE LIKE THAT) ~ VOCAL WOODY HERMAN & FRANCES WAYNE ~ MARCH 23, 1944

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  • I was just watching Sanford and son and he was singing this i had no idea the song was real

  • my very cool mom used to sing this to me in the 50's although she left off the rest of the stuff about the fat mama. I say it often about myself and my husband. he laughs!

  • the best way to download this mp3 from youtube is to google mp3iffy.

  • Woody Herman recorded a different version for release as V-Disc 320 B1, issued in November, 1944. The lyrics are slightly different in the V-Disc version with Frances Wayne on vocals with Woody Herman. Harry James and Johnny Long also recorded versions of this song first recorded by Glenn Miller in 1942.

  • Great.

  • Joan, thanks for including the years on these great uploads. I'm creating a one- of-a-kind listening experience on my channel, uploads like yours playlisted by year, so you can hear the sounds of ANY year back to 1900. Just a click of the mouse is all it takes for a trip back in time . . . . . . . . . . . .

  • Glenn Miller released "It Must Be Jelly ('Cause Jam Don't Shake Like That)" originally in 1942 as a Victor 78, Victor 20-1546A as a Fox Trot with The Modernaires on vocals. Glenn Miller also recorded the song after he joined the U.S. Army with the Army Air Force Band. The 1942 recording featured Chummy MacGregor on piano. MacGregor co-wrote the song with George Williams and lyricist Sunny Skylar. Woody Herman recorded his version in 1944.

  • The male vocal sounds like a cross between Tex Beneke and Johnny Mercer!

  • Oh!!! The end is cut off!

  • ... A classic blues that would have been fairly easy for more lyrics... Sunny Skylar had quite a career!

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