Back Beat Boogie
Harry James Orchestra Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Back Beat Boogie' by these artists:

Soundtrack When I was younger I fell in love with the…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Harry James Orchestra:

All Of Me It all comes back to me now, A starry summer…
All or Nothing All, or nothing at all Half a love, never appeal…
Avalon Ev'ry morning mem'ries stray, Across the sea where flying f…
Begin the Beguine When they begin the beguine It brings back the sound of…
By the Sleepy Lagoon A sleepy lagoon, a tropical moon and two on an…
Cherry Cherry, cherry, you're hard to get Cherry, cherry, I'll get…

Ciribiribin When the moon hangs low in Napoli, there's a handsome…
Craziest Dream In a dream the strangest and the oddest things appear And…
Five Well twirl my turban, man alive Here comes Mister Five by…
How High The Moon Somewhere there's music How faint the tune Somewhere there's…
I Can't Begin to Tell You I can't begin to tell you How much you mean to…
I Cover The Waterfront I cover the waterfront, I'm watching the sea, Will the one I…
I Cried For You I remember other days how I used to weep Over…
I Don't Want To Walk Without You All our friends keep knocking at the door They've asked me…
I Had The Craziest Dream In a dream the strangest and the oddest things appear And…
I Remember You This lovely day will lengthen into evening We'll sigh goodby…
I Want To Be Happy I'm a very ordinary man Trying to work out life's happy…
I'm Beginning To See The Light I never cared much for moonlit skies I never wink back…
I've Heard That Song Before It seems to me I've heard that song before It's from…
It's Been a Long Long Time Never thought that you would be standing here so close…
Lady Be Good Listen to my tale of woe, It's terribly sad but…
Lover You went away I let you We broke the ties that bind I…
Melancholy Mood Melancholy mood forever haunts me Steals upon me in the nigh…
September Song Oh, it's a long, long while from May to December But…
Skylark Skylark Have you anything to say to me Won't you tell me…
Sleepy Lagoon A sleepy lagoon, a tropical moon and two on an…
SLEEPY TIME GAL Wouldn't it be a change for you and me to…
Stardust And now the purple dusk of twilight time Steals across the…
The Nearness Of You Its not the pale moon that excites me That thrills and…
Who's Sorry Now Who's Sorry Now? Who's Sorry Now? Who's heart is aching for …

You Made Me Love You You made me love you I didn't wanna do it…

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Comments from YouTube:

BubbaTex

4y↑4

Listen to the entire Harry James Dance Parade compilation album of his instrumental hits from the 1930s and early 1940s here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjRyx8tmAUQ&list=PL0E0123v1zlNhnFQiYS1Pxlc71dSC0K7A

El Taconator

4y↑16

Wow...you can really hear the influence this song would have on the following decades from its release. Even in the rock n roll of the 50s we can hear this type of piano work

BubbaTex

4y↑2

Spot on! See also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goik9PcJ6TY and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T675qfyZAFc

Andre Atalaric Hasugian, S.H.

3y↑2

@BubbaTex thanks for the song recommendation buddy

BubbaTex

3y↑2

@Andre Atalaric Hasugian, S.H. You're welcome - I hope you enjoyed them!

🝃𝖎𝖙𝖈𝖍 Ҝ𝖎𝖓𝖌 Ѻ𝖋 𐌀𝖓𝖌𝖒𝖆𝖗

Yes, that is how things that age work.

Randall Riley

2y↑2

I've never heard the original sound so vibrant and big before like this. What a helluva great dub! Love this!

BubbaTex

2y↑1

@Randall Riley I can't take much of the credit for the audio quality on this one. The audio on this Youtube video came from the Collectables COL-CD-7413 / SONY A 54684 CD that was remastered and issued in 2002. And you're right, the engineers did a superb job transferring this tune and all the ones on that CD - amazing sound for a 1939 recording. Unfortunately, it's hit or miss with these old 30s and 40s remasters - mostly miss when it's coming from a second-rate label of questionable repute. Thanks for listening and thanks for the comment!

BubbaTex

2y↑1

@Randy Riley I just checked out your post of Connie Boswell's "Sweet Sue, Just You," and that's a really clean transfer. You said you did it yourself, and I'm wondering what tools you used. For the 78s I do myself, I use a combination of Audacity and Brian Davies' ClickRepair and DeNoise. But ClickRepair usually has trouble with Harry James' big fat trumpet modulation, mistaking the signal for record defects, and it can really tear up a trumpet solo.

Randall Riley

2y↑1

@BubbaTex I have four or five programs that I use, including Diamond Cut, Sound Forge and Izotope RX7. The later two are far superior for declicking than anything DC has ever been but each have things that I like. I've also had issues with certain instruments being perceived as noise like some trombone solos, some very fat sounding trumpets like Harry's, rimshots on drums, etc. It takes a lot of babysitting at times. Glad you liked the Connie transfer! =)

Elite Snowman king

1y↑4

At 1:19 My #1 favourite tune in mafia 2020 😆

BubbaTex

1y↑1

@Elite Snowman king Glad you found it!

Kirk Barkley

5y↑16

Pretty damn hot and clear for a record nearly 80 years new!

Kirk Barkley

5y↑3

Hey, listen: millions of young people on earth discover this jazz/swing era and to them it's new: they love it in spades. And rightfully so.

BubbaTex

@Kirk Barkley Right! ..and James's tunes are still appearing in movies today.

TheAssassinManny

4y↑3

BubbaTex and games... Mafia fans are here now too

NexusNS Gaming

4y↑6

@TheAssassinManny Well that's a good thing because it keeps this kind of music alive to a younger generation, and we can thank the game for introducing this genre again to people eighty some years later. This song is history even if it served a minor role, and it's back again in this new day and age.

bat de Baseball

Mafia definitive edition was swell in my opinion and the ending made me sad

Lee Larson

2y↑1

It took me a moment, when I first heard this years ago, to realize that it was the same tune that dominated the film 'Do You Love Me' starring Dick Haymes and Maureen O'Hara, with Harry as the bandleader pursuing Miss O'Hara.

BubbaTex

@Lee Larson Great connection. I see someone posted the clip of "Back Beat Boogie" from the movie here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aqdyde3q_gU Released in 1946, the film's version seems a little more restrained than the original studio version here from seven years earlier in 1939. Thanks for the comment!

Edward Black

3y↑5

It seems to be a trend that music during times of war/economic crisis or recovery has more lively music.

Lee Larson

3y↑1

This country is ALWAYS going through either crisis or recovery.

thomas chippie

3y↑2

Yep. It surely do swing.

X forever

33w↑2

I have it on parlophone lp from 1943

BubbaTex

33w↑1

@xforever Yes, thanks. I consulted Tom Lord's Jazz Discography and Discogs and added to the video description all of the releases I could find. Hopefully yours is in the list. Thanks for the comment!

Lee Larson

2y↑1

NEED HELP HERE. This tune is from 'Do You Love Me?' starring Maureen O'Hara, Dick Haymes, and Harry James. **There is a tune playing as Dick Haymes escorts Maureen O'Hara into a night club, with Harry blazing away on a solo................does anyone know the name of THAT tune?

BubbaTex

@Lee Larson Is this the clip? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4kVf9KhLqM&t=218s That video's description says songs in the clip are I Wish I Knew, As If I Didn't Have Enough On My Mind, and The More I See You. It sounds like it could be I Wish I Knew, and HJ's commercial release of that tune is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEkyTEjuTE4

p a t a s

4y↑57

Mafia definitive Edition

xx DON_ROB xx

4y↑1

Oh yeah

Jason Russo

There was a lifetime before your own supreme variety edition 2.4

bat de Baseball

Maybe

Dmitriy K.

😸😁💪🇺🇸

MintCrystaL

4y↑2

1939?

BubbaTex

4y↑2

@MintCrystal Yep, recorded on November 30, 1939 and released on Columbia 35456, a picture of which appears at 1:45. It charted at #24, but not until Columbia re-issued it in 1944 - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_James_discography. The other photos are of the 1950 LP re-issue on Columbia CL-6088. The audio is from the 2002 CD reissue on Collectables COL-CD-7413. Thanks for the comment.