[78-L] In The Mood

[David Lennick]

Joe Manone (or maybe Mannone? don't have the disc handy) which was Wingy's real 
name, hence "Barbecue Joe".

Lookee here....just about every label illustrated that we've discussed except 
Wingy's.
http://instro-rock.blogspot.com/2009/01/in-mood-1925-1955.html

And the Andrews Sisters recorded it in 1952, which is why I couldn't find it in 
Rust (and life is too short to thumb through every page of the Decca Books).

dl

RAY KILCOYNE wrote:
> Unanswered question from Saturday.  Does any have handy a copy of TAR PAPER 
> STOMP and can tell me who is credited as composer?
> RayK
> 
>>> From: "David Lennick"
>>>> As for vocal versions, I was certain the Andrews Sisters had recorded 
>>>> one
>>>> but
>>>> it seems not..Bette Midler did, however, and there's the wonderful
>>>> version sung
>>>> in Ndbele by the Bulawayo Sweet Rhythms Band.
>>>>
>>>> dl
>>>>
>> The Andrews Sisters definitely did it.  I have it on LP.  Here are the
>> lyrics (almost transcribed correctly) as written by Andy Razaf..........
>>
>> http://www.lyricsdownload.com/andrew-sisters-in-the-mood-lyrics.html
>>
>> Here are the Bette Midler lyrics using Razaf's as a basis, with additional
>> lyrics by Bette Midler and Barry Manilow.............
>>
>> http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/In-the-mood-lyrics-Bette-Midler/C27C3348AA8EF62948256955000C10A9
>>
>> Joe Garland is listed as composer of the music.  Who gets the credit on 
>> TAR
>> PAPER STOMP?
>> RayK
>