Louis Prima & His Orchestra: Louis Prima In All His Moods (Rondo-Lette Records)

Recordings of Louis Prima from the 1940's when he was on an Oberstien owned record label, Robin Hood. Rather interesting album, with it's interesting jacket and content. This album was issued in 1958.
Side A
Sing, Sing, Sing
Boogie Woogie
St. Louis Blues
Chinatown
Coney Island Boogie
Clarinet Boogie Blues
Side B
Angelina
Please No Squeeza Da Banana
Oh Marie
Felicia No Capicia
Josephina Please No Lean On the Bell
Marguerita
Baciagaloop (Makes Love On The Stoop)
Transferred from a vinyl copy, and cleaned up with Click Repair and Denoise
-uploaded in HD at www.TunesToTube...

[@rusher33707]

My father bought this album when it was first released in 1958. I was ten years old at the time. My brother and I both loved it. The version of Louis' composition "Sing Sing Sing" included in this album is extremely rare. I always considered it to be much more vibrant and dynamic than Goodman's version. Jimmy Vincent was Gene Krupa on steroids. The band itself was probably one of the most under-appreciated big bands of the 1940's -- it was awesome. Thanks for posting, and my compliments on the digital capture -- it is excellent.

[@TheWorldOfBudgetVinylRecords]

You're welcome.

[@fromthesidelines]

These are reissues of Prima's various Majestic recordings of the mid-'40s....with "echo chamber/reverb" effects added.

[@TheWorldOfBudgetVinylRecords]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge