COW COW BOOGIE - LIANNE LA HAVAS

[@hebneh]

50+ years ago I not only listened to a lot of 1920, ‘30s and ‘40s music, but I collected old records as well. I first heard “Cow Cow Boogie” on the radio in the early 1970s when it was 30 years old and I’ve liked it ever since. This version is very nice!

[@ryanwinpenny4210]

Still love this. Wish it was on her Spotify account.

[@chef_hoyle7180]

I watched this live. i think it's fare to say this was one of the golden gems payed.

[@chef_hoyle7180]

played * even

[@ArjanLoeve]

Such an awesome artist! Her Voice is perfect for this genre!

[@orionhumberger8648]

Sounds amazing! Thank you both for sharing your gift and choosing a song that needs to not fade away. Classic.

[@bjorncedervall5291]

Great performance by both of You! Greetings from Sweden also.

[@solsticecelt1]

Watched tis live, and this was by far the best, lianne's got loads of talent!

[@jamesshearer1823]

I am 71. My dad turned me on to this when I was 10. Some stuff is just that good to last.

[@stewartswanson2192]

Wow! That gal sure swings it when she sings it! Pure velvet vocals and that boogie beat on the ivories!

[@marciakaye1]

I loooooooooooooove Jools Holland show. I wish we could see more of it here in America

[@garyfrancis6193]

Authentic country and western.

[@diegodelavega9]

I love it! Finally someone who is interested in the rebirth of the blues the way that it should be done. Fantasmagorical! yes, i know it;s not a real word, but it fits this talented artist.

[@craigtalbott731]

Actually it is, and spelled fantasmigorical.

[@norrieshand]

Definite highlight of the show

[@drivinsouth651]

I'm hip with being raised on loco weed! Great music video; thanks for posting!

[@emalaret6]

Far out, thank you.

[@maunoaumanen3561]

Awesome good sound😊😊❤❤❤

[@TheRat47]

Great performance. I've always liked that song, which is why I arranged it for fingerstyle guitar.

[@s1mon1983]

My favorite song of the evening I think :-)

[@solsticecelt1]

That girl will go far, saw this live, love it!

[@markgibson67]

Hell of a voice!!

[@sazanka]

Brilliant!

[@xXsharmoneXx]

I LOVE THIS THANKYOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!! I love jools holland and boogie woogie!!!

[@srge75]

Great song! Thanks for posting :O)

[@JacDawg]

omg...fabulous!

[@boogiebluester]

You're right!! It is Cow Cow Boogie!! This is what Wikipedia say's about it:"Cow Cow Boogie (Cuma-Ti-Yi-Yi-Ay)" is a "country-boogie" style blues song utilizing the folklore of the singing cowboy in the American West. In the lyrics, the cowboy is from the city and tells his "dogies" (motherless calves)[1] to "get hip." The music was written by Don Raye, and lyrics were written by Benny Carter and Gene De Paul

[@hippolytelafabrie6915]

Superbe...

[@fessparkerful]

realy good

[@ALittleBitShabby]

So fricking cool :)

[@mr.pianoman6525]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING :) AMAZING

[@mokmok8080]

This is great

[@MikoOriginalckcitybandnshow]

I think she sounds ok didn't knock my socks off

[@boogiebluester]

It is Cow Cow Blues, written by Charles Edward "Cow Cow" Davenport.

[@michaelmartin6912]

Good choicw lady!

[@dylanevans9942]

A natural jazzy/blues voice.

[@rossgeography]

hd would be lovely... anybody - she has an AMAZING voice

[@LeftHandRimshots]

I love her. .

[@boogiebluester]

You're welcome and MEEEEEEE TOOOOOO !!!!!

[@fraserhogg1086]

Gold doesn't rust.

[@Harrybedford01]

This was the first million seller for Capitol Records! From 1942...

[@MikoOriginalckcitybandnshow]

Wow

[@richardgalliard9848]

Trailmaster, your right about Ella Mae Morse, but I prefer Ella Fitzgerald's slightly later version with the Inkspots. Mae's version was for a white women singing this style of music in those days was quite unique, but Fitzgerald had that effortless silky voice that just made you melt.

[@garyfrancis6193]

I like Country Western like this obvious old cowhand is singing.

[@boogiebluester]

You're welcome! It was a pleasure to do !!!

[@harrykuheim6107]

So ...we aren't going to talk about those Eyes?

[@leoharoshi2042]

we are now........

[@chef_hoyle7180]

Ok. oooooooooooo what a women.

[@boogiebluester]

You're welcome!!

[@oscarandgroucho]

Nice, but in the original version, pianist Freddie Slack modulates up a half tone to Ab for the final chorus. Not an easy key for boogie piano.

[@MartinSage]

Dianne sung this song an octobe higher with alot me feeling. No BS, just Facts mam $4,

[@cmcc3721]

Itd be a tall order to surpass Ella Fitzgerald on this one. Probably why most give it a pass

[@katrand5357]

LeeAnne and Dorothy Dandridge blow Ella Mae Morse out of the water on this song!

[@andrejsokolov9431]

Шляпу не надела. Пианист белый. Всё не по настоящему.:(

[@500midnightmary]

Why can't people learn correct pronunciation? It's not 'doggy' like a puppy. It's 'dogie' pronounced 'doe gie.'

[@Mr.Classic91]

This... is not good.