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Category Archives: Music Videos
Hellzapoppin’!
This is post #1001, thank you very much. Let’s celebrate!
In this clip from the movie Hellzapoppin’ (1941), The Slim and Slam AllStars (a band of the great Slim Gaillard and Slam Stewart) provide the soundtrack to the most insane, physics-defying example of extreme swing dancing that you are likely to ever see.
INTERESTING LINKS: Bollywood Superman II: January 30th, 2009
TODAY’S FEATURED ITEM:
A while ago, I called your attention to a Bollywood Superman and Spiderman video. I ran across a few awesome new blogs yesterday that I was previously unaware of… one of which was Cool-Mo-Dee. In one post, they called my attention to another great Bollywood Superman video… go here to see it.
- The world’s strangest presidential election.
- Dead Casino Graphics
- Weed Smoker’s Dream by the Harlem Hamfats 1936
- TV Guide on Clutch Cargo
- TRADING CARDS:
- The Paramount Theater
- Magazine : the Builder #1 (1915 – Masonic Temple)
- Albert Edelfelt
- Chimps
- Charity Begins At Home(page)
- So Maybe The Future Is Free-Plus?
- Random Comics News Story Round-Up
- Jan. 30, 2009: Relevant to modern audiences
- Repo Man Film
- alexcox.com | Screenplays by Alex Cox
- Super Fantastica Volume Four Update! The due date…
- Federal Regulations Will Kill Handmade Toy Sales
- ComicSpace Merger Status Update for January 29, 2009
- An interview with Shaun Tan
- Comic : How Superman Would End the War (1940)
- Magazine : Famous Monsters of Filmland #new fills
- Magazine : Famous Monsters of Filmland #48
- Magazine : Spacemen
- Magazine : Famous Monsters of Filmland #66
- Magazine : Spacemen #6
- Magazine : Spacemen #7
- Magazine : Spacemen #8
- Magazine : Spacemen #1965 Yearbook
- Magazine :Screen Thrills
- Magazine : Amazing Stories
- Books :The fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm (1916)
- BETTY PAGE
- Magazine : Fantastic Adventures
- Magazine :Screen Thrills #4
- Comic: the Betty Pages
- Magazine : Halls of Horror #21
- Short Film : Betty/Bettie Page – retro tease: High…
- Comic: Betty Pages #2
- Short Film : Bettie Page – retro tease: satin
- Books: H.P. Lovecraft 48 stories
- Comic: the Betty Pages #3
- Comic: the Betty Pages #4
- MAGAZINE: BETTY PAGES # 5
- Magazine : Astounding Science Fiction & Avon SciFi
- Music : Spidey Super Stories – audio
- Music : the Riddler
- Comic : Age of Innocence
- Comic: Betty Pages #6
- Comic: Betty Pages #7
- BETTY PAGES
- Magazine : Famous Monsters of Filmland #20
- A Rankin Bass Christmas
- Rankin-Bass’ Non-Christmas Saturday Morning Cartoons…
- Cartoon Characters in Commercials
- Cartoon Characters in Commercials – Part 2
- Viewmaster Pictures at Flickr.com
- ABC Saturday Morning 1980
- The Banana Splits – OST
- Dr. Seuss & Ford Commercials
- The Kiddie Rekord King
- Osamu Tezuka’s The Amazing Three
- 1975 CBS Saturday Morning – Part 1
- 1975 CBS Saturday Morning – Part 2
- NBC Saturday Morning 1970
- Mexican Sci-Fi Pulp Paperback Covers
- ABC Saturday Morning 1962-1964
- ABC Saturday Morning 1965
- Beany and Cecil
- King Kong (1966)
- Comics Fanzines – Fantasy Advertiser #70
- ABC Saturday Morning 1972
- ABC Saturday Morning 1974
- ABC Saturday Morning 1975
- ABC Saturday Morning 1976
- ABC Saturday Morning 1978
- ABC Saturday Morning 1979
- Indian Superman Clips
- ABC Saturday Morning 1980
- CBS Saturday Morning 1960-1964
- Tennessee Tuxedo
- CBS Saturday Morning 1965
- CBS Saturday Morning 1966
- CBS Saturday Morning 1968
- Mutant Cartoon Creatures From the Netherworld
- Great Comic Strip Reprint Books
- The Oval Office Desk
- Really, really, ridiculously small micro-grabbers
- ACLU Praises Obama’s Swift Signing Of Pay Discrimination…
- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
- Dawn Of The Dead Board Game
- Jan. 29, 2009: We’ll all be milking goats in the end
Gracie Berrie: Stone Cold Dead in the Market
THE CARTOON CRYPT: Betty Boop in Betty in Blunderland (1934)
Another excellent, surreal Betty Boop cartoon… I love the Jabberwocky in this. The featured song in it, “How Do You Do,” is an altered version of the song “Everyone Says I Love You.” Below is Groucho Marx’s wonderful version of that song from Horse Feathers (1932) (starts at 36 seconds in or so). There are other great versions of that song in Horse Feathers as well… note that you can see the entire movie on YouTube starting here. I’ve exported the music from both movies as mp3’s for your listening pleasure… you can grab those here.
Read more about this cartoon on the Big Cartoon Database here.
Fats Waller: This Joint is Jumping
Fats Waller: That Ain’t Right
Hank Williams – Cold, Cold Heart
Rare footage of Hank Williams on the Kate Smith Evening Hour… this footage includes Cold, Cold Heart and I Can’t Help it if I’m Still In Love With You (with Anita Carter). Before that, Roy Acuff opens with Livin’ on the Mountain, Honey Babe.
Max and Harry Nesbitt: My Baby’s Got Red Hair and Freckles
What a performance…
If you like the music from this video, here are some mp3’s exported from it:
Max and Harry Nesbitt – My Baby’s Got Red Hair and Freckles
Max and Harry Nesbitt – Impression of Two American Boy Scouts