The Four King Sisters sing "Some Days There Just Ain't No Fish" (1950)

Here's a soundie of the Four King Sisters (Vonnie, Donna, Luise and Alyce), singing "Some Days There Just Ain't No Fish". It was produced by Snader Telescriptions in 1950, and was created to be played in theaters and on soundies machines.

[@foxtrotgin]

Nobody makes fun music like this anymore!

[@jeffreyhill2131]

This is my new favorite song. Love this music. Feels good.

[@michael1714]

Fabulous song old boy!

[@kameelear2584]

With voices and harmony like this, the words don’t matter ☺️

[@evangelosp77]

Thank you happymoogman for this great video of the K.S. Please continue your work in keeping their legend alive.

[@yumaborderreport8657]

Oh great it took me this long to find them I got here on rougt 66

[@fromthesidelines]

The Snader films were primarily designed to be played by local TV stations as "filler", or as part of homegrown variety shows. Beginning in 1952, DJ Bob Horn, of WFIL in Philadelphia, used "Telescriptions" during his program of local teenage kids dancing to recorded music- "BANDSTAND". By 1956, Dick Clark replaced Horn, and stayed with the show when it began appearing on ABC as "AMERICAN BANDSTAND" in August 1957.

[@Naminski1a]

American Bandstand was the greatest music show on Saturday afternoon.

[@HEADSUPBERKELEY]

Great Thanks

[@bolo_fida]

Meu psp foi 50 reais

[@ZakMakoff]

Love it, is Buddy Cole playing piano?

[@happymoogman]

I’m sure it is!