Louis Prima -Best-The Wildest -VINYL PASS LP Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Just a Gigolo - I Ain't Got Nobody

1.2 Oh Marie

1.3 Buona Sera

1.4 Angelina - Zooma Zooma

1.5 I've Got You Under My Skin

1.6 Nyow! Nyot Nyow! (The Pussy Cat Song)

1.7 Come Back to Sorrento

1.8 I've Got the World on a String

2.1 That Old Black Magic

2.2 5 Months, 2 Weeks, 2 Days

2.3 You Rascal You

2.4 Embraceable You - I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good

2.5 Robin Hood - Oh Babe

2.6 Basin Street Blues - When It's Sleepy Time Down South

2.7 When the Saints Go Marching in

3.1 Jump, Jive An' Wail

3.2 Gotta See Baby Tonight

3.3 Don't Worry 'Bout Me - I'm in the Mood for Love

3.4 Lazy River

3.5 Hey Boy! Hey Girl!

3.6 Let's Call the Whole Thing Off

3.7 Them There Eyes - Honeysuckle Rose

3.8 St. Louis Blues

4.1 Sing, Sing, Sing

4.2 There'll Be No Next Time

4.3 Pennies from Heaven

4.4 How High the Moon

4.5 When You're Smiling - the Sheik of Araby

4.6 Felicia No Capicia

4.7 You're Just in Love

4.8 Bei Mir Bist Du Schon

4.9 I'm Confessin'

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Collection of 21 songs, including songs such as 'Oh Marie', 'That Old Black Magic', 'I've Got You Under My Skin', 'Pennies From Heaven' and many more. - FEAT. KEELY SMITH WITH SAM BUTERA & THE WITNESSES

The Best The Wildest - Louis Prima & His New Orleans Gang Format: Vinyl LP, Vinyl Passion Import

Louis Prima, whose musical career spanned from the 1920s to the 1970s, was a trumpet player, a singer, a composer, a humorist, a bandleader, and - above all - an entertainer par excellence. Prima scored hits in the 1940s with "Oh Marie", "Angelina" and "Robin Hood". One of his biggest hits, a duet with Keely Smith, was a remake of the Johnny Mercer classic "That Old Black Magic". By late 1954, Louis Prima had joined forces with tenor saxophonist-bandleader Sam Butera. His music was vital, a mixture of jazz