March of the Bob Cats
Bob Crosby's Bob Cats Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Bob Crosby's Bob Cats:

'Till We Meet Again Smile the while you kiss me sad adieu When the clouds…
Big Noise from Winnetka This is the story of a young girl Who was the…
Coquette Hear me, why you keep fooling Little coquette, making fun o…
Stumblin' 'Tention folks, speak of jokes This is one on me Took my…
Stumbling 'Tention folks, speak of jokes This is one on me Took my…
The Big Noise From Winnetka This is the story of a young girl Who was the…
Till We Meet Again Smile the while you kiss me sad adieu When the clouds…
Who's Sorry Now Who's Sorry Now? Who's Sorry Now? Who's heart is aching for …
Who's Sorry Now? Who's Sorry Now? Who's Sorry Now? Who's heart is aching for …

Yes Indeed Now, er, has you got it, sister Constance, er tell…

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Comments from YouTube:

Bruce Harper

11y↑4

I think it is absolutely wonderful! What great feeling!

pianopappy

3y↑1

Thanks, Juan, for posting this. I don't have perfect pitch; but, I can see that Jess is playing in the key of F major, but comparing it to my piano it sounds as if the tune is being played in Gb. Perhaps playback of the Snader source was a little too fast. Like I said, I don't have perfect pitch, so it doesn't bother me a bit. Great performance and great to see Jess Stacy, one of my favorite piano men. Thanks again.

J F Peters

11y↑3

one of my favorite dixieland songs great listening

Juan Trabal

13y↑6

@34Packardphaeton Thanks for your comment but keep in mind that the original version is was played by these players as members and formers of the Bob Crosby Orchestra. The Bob Crosby Orchestra and the Bob Cats included (at various times) Billy Butterfield, Muggsy Spanier, Matty Matlock, Warren Smith, Eddie Miller, Jess Stacy, Nappy Lamare, Bob Haggart, Jack Sperling, and Ray Bauduc. The popularity of Bob Crosby orch and the Bob Cats was evident during the frequent reunions in the 1950s and 1960s