1934 Lew Stone - Isle Of Capri (Nat Gonella, vocal)
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2019
- Vocal by influential British jazz trumpeter and bandleader Gonella, whose performing career spanned more than half a century.
Audio source from CD, the original UK 78rpm was issued on Decca F-5132, US issue on Decca 247 - Isle Of Capri (Kennedy-Grosz) by Lew Stone and his Band, vocal by Nat Gonella, recorded in London July 25, 1934 .
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I remember this being on a juke box at a resort where they took us when I was at summer camp in 1954. I rustled up a nickel and played it! My neighbor in the cabin next door drove everyone crazy playing Sh-Boom over and over again!
Do you recall if it was _boom badoh badu badu babeh_ or _badu badoh boom babeh badu?_ Thanks in advance!
@@henridelagardere264 Pretty close! It was on the Coral label.
I love Lew Stone -I have never heard this version before - Nat Gonella does it full justice - wonderful rendering - not bad when he is following the likes of Al Bowlly and Greta Keller
I will have to take a closer look, but I think this is actually the first recording of the song. Why does the arrangement remind me of Billy Vaughn?
I think BV liked this one the best! It was very popular in the 1950's.
It does - doesn't it. Love billy vaughn - used to dance to all his music. ah the old days. 75 but I can still dance.
I like this version best. I think because it's the fox trot rendition. Although I do like the tango version very much. I also like the arrangement best. The sax is maybe the best. However, I like al bowllys' vocal better but I don't like his vocal ending the piece.