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Cab Calloway: Hi-De-Hi-De-Ho (CD)

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  • Interpret: Cab Calloway

  • Titre de l'album: Hi-De-Hi-De-Ho (CD)

  • Label BMG

  • Genre R&B, Soul

  • Année de publication 1994
  • Artikelart CD

  • EAN: 0743211852425

  • Poids en kg: 0.1
Calloway, Cab - Hi-De-Hi-De-Ho (CD) CD 1
01The Hi De Ho ManCab Calloway
02I'll Be AroundCab Calloway
03Summertime (From Porgy And Bess)Cab Calloway
04It Ain't Necessarily So (From Porgy And Bess)Cab Calloway
05Kickin' The Gong AroundCab Calloway
06(I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal YouCab Calloway
07Minnie The Moocher (The Ho De Ho Song)Cab Calloway
08I See A Million People (But All I Can See Is You)Cab Calloway
09St James InfirmaryCab Calloway
10Stormy WeatherCab Calloway
11The Jumpin' Jive (Hep-Hep!)Cab Calloway
Cap Calloway Thanks to New York’s budget-priced Bell Records, veteran orchestra leader Cab... plus
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Thanks to New York’s budget-priced Bell Records, veteran orchestra leader Cab Calloway wrapped his rafter-rattling pipes around some of the biggest selling songs of the mid-1950s.

The label’s business model was an intriguing one. Arthur Shimkin launched it in 1952 as an offshoot of Golden Records, which he’d established four years earlier. Both were financially backed by New York’s Simon and Schuster publishing company.

Shimkin covered the hits of the day with competent singers and musicians both famous and unknown, packaged Bell’s singles in colorful picture sleeves, priced them at 39 cents each, and sold them in grocery stores, bookstores, and other outside-the-box outlets. The concept clicked.

Calloway’s endlessly swinging orchestra had been a national sensation during the 1930s and ‘40s that obliterated racial barriers with its musical innovations and dazzling showmanship. His roaring pipes, elastic dance moves, and wild zoot-suited attire made him the epitome of pre-war hep. He appeared in mainstream movies, led his orchestra on network radio, and headlined the finest venues. But hits grew scarce for Cab by the late ‘40s. By 1954 they’d dried up.

 

Cabell Calloway III wasn’t the first member of his family to take the show biz plunge. That honor went to older sister Blanche, a pianist who recorded with Louis Armstrong in 1925 (much later, she managed singer Ruth Brown). Cab was born Christmas Day of 1907 in Rochester, N.Y. and was raised in Baltimore from age six. His middle-class family had high hopes of him becoming a lawyer, but Calloway had other plans. He met up with Blanche in Chicago in 1927 and began singing professionally. Cab led an 11-piece orchestra, the Alabamians, but when they lost a 1929 battle of the bands at New York’s Savoy Ballroom, he quit.

 

Broadway manager Irving Mills teamed Cab with another outfit, the Missourians. Mills snagged the band an engagement at Harlem’s famed Cotton Club, and Calloway was on his way. He settled into the swinging nightclub in 1930 for an extended engagement that lasted for years. Performing for well-heeled Caucasians, Cab unleashed his huge voice and wielded a mean baton, whirling, dancing, singing, and mugging his way to stardom. He made his recording debut that year and scored a hit with an outrageous rendition of W.C. Handy’s St. Louis Blues.

 

In 1931, Calloway and his band skyrocketed with the number that would become his lifelong theme. Minnie The Moocher featured a surreal storyline, a slinky groove, and a "hi-de-ho" singalong chorus (his penchant for scatting had commenced when he forgot some lyrics during a show and had to improvise). Cab’s treatment of the minor-key moaner St. James Infirmary was also popular, his ebullient vocal delivery ensuring the mood didn’t grow too morose.

 

Calloway’s vibrancy was tailor-made for the silver screen. He performed Minnie The Moocherin the 1932 romantic comedy ‘The Big Broadcast’ and led his outfit through a torrid Reefer Man the next year in ‘International House.’ Cab even turned up in a handful of early ‘30s Betty Boop cartoons. In 1937 Calloway and his orchestra were featured in their own nine-minute short ‘Hi-De-Ho.’ He co-starred as a hepster in the 1943 big-budget musical ‘Stormy Weather’ and headlined his own full-length ‘47 film, also titled ‘Hi De Ho.’ Working all the angles, Cab penned ‘The Hepster’s Dictionary’ in 1938 (updated in several later editions), providing a handy glossary of cool cat lingo for his legion of followers.

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Tracklist
Calloway, Cab - Hi-De-Hi-De-Ho (CD) CD 1
01 The Hi De Ho Man
02 I'll Be Around
03 Summertime (From Porgy And Bess)
04 It Ain't Necessarily So (From Porgy And Bess)
05 Kickin' The Gong Around
06 (I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal You
07 Minnie The Moocher (The Ho De Ho Song)
08 I See A Million People (But All I Can See Is You)
09 St James Infirmary
10 Stormy Weather
11 The Jumpin' Jive (Hep-Hep!)