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Continue Popular music of the 20th century: , blues, rock, pop, country, folk, electronica, soulsaler Igor Little Brown Jug (1939) Glenn Miller - that's who personified the success and brilliance of the era of large orchestras: his recordings, released by RCA Victor, sold out instantly, and in all america there was not a single jukebox, near which there would be no musical, near which it would be impossible to dance under the ultra-dynamic plays of his orchestra. In 1939, a few weeks after the release of the album Serenade of the Sun Valley (well, who did not hear it?), came one of the most significant hits of the orchestra Glenn Miller - a swing version of the theme Little Brown Jug, written in 1869 by a certain Joseph Wiener. The song was associated with the era of American big bands for several decades, after the success of the orchestral version. Very bright and cheerful melody, but the song is sung about a man, his wife and their hard life, spoiled by alcoholism. Dry Law in the U.S. was abolished in 1933, so the full euphoria of the hit about alcoholics was quite to the point.Where to look: The Essential Glenn Miller (Essential Gold) This text is an introductory fragment. The next chapter is 1939 on February 22, 39. I came - in an old coat, in a flowing, flattened hat, in rough stockings. I can't see these eyes. Have you noticed? They seem to exist separately, apart from the faces. - My Boy Glenn Miller (1939) Who hasn't heard this groovy, honey and copper melody so wonderfully quiet near the end and exploding in the finale? During the summer season of 1939 under Glenn Miller, he recorded his all-time hit In the Mood for RCA Victor. Glenn Miller Wham (Re-bop, Boom-Bam) (1939) Glenn Miller - the instigator of the ? No way! What do the head of a commercial big band and a jazz band that rebelled against sweet-voice orchestras have in common? However, in 1939, almost simultaneously with In The Mood, Miller recorded Clifford Brown and (1954) By and Miles Davis gained great fame among the public and journalists, but some jazz lovers and musicians put the trumpeter Clifford Brown above even these authorities. He was a musician from God and, as they say, all-at-the-same hands: Van Morrison Brown Eyed Girl (1967) In 1966, 21-year-old Van Morrison returned to Northern Ireland after breaking up with Decca Records and success, split with them (remember the song Gloria). American them producer Bert Burns believed in Morrison's potential, and in early 1967 he called the singer and The Rolling Stones Brown Sugar (1971) guitar-drum energy and splashed out: the song Brown Sugar gave impetus to The Rolling Stones' career for a decade. The rough and uneven sound, the buzzing, riff, the text that gives misogyny, and the jubilant intonation of The Stranglers Golden Brown (1981) Although this song runs through the post-punk department, it has neither rigidity nor combativeness. The gentle sounds of the harpsichord, not the most common in pop music, but an inspiring size of 3/4, a pleasant melody. Drummer Jet Black was convinced that Golden Brown - James Brown Please, Please, Please (1956) This rhythm-and-blues number caught the attention of talent seeker Ralph Bass. He helped The Famous Flames sign King Records Cincinnati, Ohio, despite the label's head calling the song a piece of. In the band James Brown I Got You (I Feel Good) (1965) Incredibly energetic record, which strongly does not want to go out of fashion. Undoubtedly, this is the greatest success of James Brown in the 1960s - it seems that no concert of the godfather soul was not without a feverishly accelerated version of this song. James Brown Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (Part 1) (1966) All his life Mr. Dynamite James Brown was looking for an opportunity to splash out that frenzied energy that overwhelmed him. In 1965, he finally found a recipe for music that allowed him to enjoy endlessly. Of all the countless James Brown Hits Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine (1970) By the late 1960s, James Brown began experimenting. The heartbreaking soul with The Famous Flames gave way to a strum-tricking funk with The J.B.'s. One of the most important events of the impending funk era was Sex Machine, which in the ten-minute version of Roni Size And Reprazent Brown Paper Bag (1997) Single Brown Paper Bag - the triumph of DJ and producer Roni Saiz (Ryan Williams). This descendant of Jamaican immigrants grew up in the suburbs of Bristol: could he not have become an ascetic of electronic music? Roni began to master the basics of house in Old Brown Shoe OLD BROWN SHOE Author: Harrison Length: 3?16? Released in the United Kingdom, 30 May 1969, on the second side of The Ballad of John and Yoko. Released in the United States on June 4, 1969, on the second side of The Ballad of John and Yoko. Old Brown Shoe was one of three demo recordings made by George Number One Ernest Miller Hemingway (July 21, 1899, Oak Park - July 2, 1961, Ketchum) For a true writer, every book is every book to be the beginning, a new attempt to achieve something unattainable. The queen of the United States, the queen of the United States, quincy Kaua borrowings, told about the song about the booze. For Brown University's humor magazine, see Brown Pitcher. This article needs additional quotes to verify. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. Find sources: Little Brown Jug Song - News Newspaper Book Scientist JSTOR (December 2009) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) The original 1869 note cover of Little Brown Jug is a song written in 1869 by Joseph Eastburn Winner, originally published in Philadelphia with the author listed as the eastburn winner's offspring. Originally it was a drinking song. It remained well known as a folk song in the early 20th century. Like many songs that refer to alcohol, it enjoyed new popularity in the era of prohibition. In 1939, the band's leader Glenn Miller recorded and broadcast his instrumental arrangement of the melody with great success, and the number became one of the most famous orchestras of the American era Big Band. The same melody was used for the song My Ding-a-Ling written by Dave Bartholomew, which became the number one hit in 1972 for Chuck Berry. 1939 Glenn Miller recordings 1939 Glenn Miller recording on RCA Bluebird, B-10286-A 1953 cover of Glenn Miller's film History, Lew Music, New YorkIn 1939, Glenn Miller and his orchestra released a hit version of the song on RCA Bluebird as a side 78 single, B-10286-A, in a new arrangement by Bill Finegan with Pavanne. The record became a chart hit for Glenn Miller. The song was performed at Glenn Miller's concert at Carnegie Hall in the same year and became a staple of the 's repertoire and Big Band classics. Staff on Glenn Miller: Saxes: Hal McIntyre, , Wilbur Schwartz, Stanley Aronson, Al Klink; Pipelines: Bob Price, R.D. McMichael, Leg Knowles; Trombones: Glenn Miller, , Al Mastren; Piano: Chummy McGregor; String bass: Rowland Bandock; Guitar: Allen Reuss; Drums: Mo Purtill. The song was screened and was central to the plot of the 1953 Universal Pictures film biography of Glenn Miller's Story starring James Stewart and June Ellison. The Universal International Orchestra, led by Joseph Gersenson, released a recording of the song from soundtrack as the single A String of Pearls on Decca Records in the United States and at Brunswick Records in the United Kingdom in 1954. Other versions later, in 1947, were recorded by accordionist John Surry Sr. and guitarist Tony Mottola noted Accordion by Joe Biveano and Rhythm Sexett for Sonora's recordings. He was also sung by Carl Alfalfa Switzer and Harold Slim Switzer in the short song Our Gang (Little Rascals) Lyrics about a man and his wife and their difficult lives due to alcoholism. The tone and melody, however, are bright and cheerful, which indicates the irony of the singer, not knowing his degraded state - because of alcohol. First verse of the song: My wife and I live alone, in a small magazine hut, we named our own She loved gin and I loved rum I tell you that we would have a lot of fun. The chorus of the song says: Ha ha ha ha, You and Me, Little Brown Jug, Don't I Love Thee As a children's song, the lyrics often change. Sometimes the verse changes according to the melody and rhythm of the melody. In modern versions of the song, the language is often updated to eliminate the archaic pronoun of the second person you, so that it reads: Ha-ha-ha, yes it is true, Little Brown Jug as I Love You In 1948 Famous Studio Screen Song animated short film called Little Brown Jug, Bouncing Ball Cartoon, he sings with music attributed to Winston Sharples and all new lyrics. Other recordings of the song were recorded by the following artists in addition to the above: Joe Biviano, his Accordion and Rhythm Sexett released a recording of the song as 78 on Sonora Records. Arthur Godfrey released a version of the lyrics to Crown Records accompanied by Archie Bleier and his orchestra. Art Van Damme released the version as 78 on Capitol Records as 57-570. Louise Massey and Westerneers released it as a Polk instrumental on Colombia as 20245. Lenny Dee released the song on Dekcu as an organ solo. John Kirby and his orchestra released it on Okeh Records. Chubby Parker released Little Brown Jug as 78 at Silvertone as 25013. Ken Griffin released the song on Rondo Records. Stuart Robertson released it on HMV. Phil Cardew and his corn husky as a square dance on Parlophone. Frank Krumit released it on HMV. George Wade at RCA Victor as a square dance. Bluebird Foreign Band at RCA Bluebird. The Orchestra released the song at the Capitol. Uncle Josh's cylindrical recording of Uncle Josh Huskin' Bee says that after a few lines of singing out of him: I've always liked that little brown jug. The choir's lyrics are used in a modified form in Kate Bush's song The Coral Room on the Aerial album, referring to a song her mother sang in the kitchen: Little brown jug, don't I love you/Ho Ho Ho, hee, chi, chi, hi. Teresa Ellen Tully adapted the melody into a commercial ringing for the washing powder Dynamo in 1975 (Little blue jug is a Dynamo!). References to Glenn Miller and Bill Finegan were song arrangers based on the ASCAP database and EMI Feist publishing directory. I Archive.org. 1869 notes, Little Brown Jug: Song Eastburn Choir. Published by J.E. Winner, 545 N. Eighth St., Philadelphia, PA. I Songmeanings.net. External references Little Brown Jug on MusicBrainz (information and list of records) Texts of this song on the MetroLyrics UCSB cylinder audio archive: Brown wax home recordings Of The Little Brown Jug, performed by a mixed choir, between 1890 and 1928 Little Brown Jug, performed by the Blue Ridge Duo (Jean Austin and George Reno), 1925, extracted from the Little_Brown_Jug_?titleLittle_Brown_Jug_ song) glenn miller little brown jug 1939. glenn miller little brown jug story. glenn miller little brown jug lyrics. glenn miller little brown jug sheet music. glenn miller little brown jug mp3. little brown jug chords glenn miller. little brown jug glenn miller version. glenn miller little brown jug listen

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