Various – 1914-1946 – Crazy & Obscure: NoveltySongs Gypsy Jazz, Doo Wop, Swing, Comedy, Musical, Parody Music Album Compilation

Various – 1914-1946 – Crazy & Obscure: NoveltySongs Gypsy Jazz, Doo Wop, Swing, Comedy, Musical, Parody Music Album Compilation

Label: Trikont – US-0276
Series: Flashbacks – #2
Format: CD, Compilation
Country: Germany
Released: Oct 16, 2000
Genre: Jazz, Rock, Blues, Non-Music, Stage & Screen
Style: Dialogue, Country Blues, Harmonica Blues, Novelty, Texas Blues, Gypsy Jazz, Doo Wop, Swing,

Comedy, Musical, Parody

Tracklist

1 The Andrews Sisters– Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

2 Hoosier Hot Shots– I Like Bananas, Because They Have No Bones

3 Groucho Marx– I’m Against It

4 George Van Dusen– The Yodelling Chinaman

5 The Ink Spots– Mama Don’t Allow

6 Lonzo & Oscar– I’m My Own Grandpa

7 Six Jumping Jacks– I Do Not Choose To Run

8 Spike Jones– Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai (Hawaiian War Chant)

9 Danny Kaye – Tschaikowsky (And Other Russians)

10 Ross & Sargent– Nellie The Nudist Queen

11 Kanui & Lula– Tomi, Tomi

12 Billy Costello– I’m Popeye, The Sailor Man

13 Waring’s Pennsylvanians– I Scream, You Scream

14 Cab Calloway– The Scat Song

15 Jimmy Durante– Inka Dinka Doo

16 Carmen Miranda– I Yi Yi Yi Yi

17 Billy Murray– The Little Old Ford

18 Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart– Palm Springs Jump

20 Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy – Bed Strings

21 The 5 Jones Boys– Mr. Ghost Goes To Town

22 Ronald Frankau & Monte Crick– Everyone’s Got Sex Appeal For Someone

23 Viennese Seven Singing Sisters– William Tell Overture

24 Memphis Jug Band– Insane Crazy Blues

25 Whit Cunliffe– Germany (Hoch, Hoch Der Kaiser!)

26 Spike Jones– Der Führer’s Face

27 Karl Valentin & Liesl Karlstadt– The Okey Laughing Record

Distributed By – Indigo – 0276-2
Distributed By – Hoanzl
Pressed By – DOCdata Germany

Artwork – Hias Schaschko
Compilation Producer – Werner Pieper
Liner Notes – Keith Chandler, Werner Pieper
Mastered By – Andreas Koll, Bernd Windish

Notes
The “Okey Laughing Record” (track 27) is attributed by the editor to Karl Valentin with Liesl

Karlstadt.
Written credit for “I’m Popeye, The Sailor Man” is wrongly attributed to Billy Costello.

Comes in a Digipak sleeve.

Flashbacks series:
Flashbacks #1 1917-1944 – High & Low: DrugSongs (US-0275)
Flashbacks #2 1914-1946 – Crazy & Obscure: Novelty Songs (US-0276)
Flashbacks #3 1926-1940 – Hot & Sexy: CopulationBlues (US-0277)
Flashbacks #4 1927-1946 – Blue & Lonely: HeartBreakers (US-0278)
Flashbacks #5 1926-1946 – Gospel & Prayers: Halleluja (US-0279)
Flashbacks #6 1933-1947 – Hitler & Hell: American WarSongs (US-0280)

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