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It's a newer version of the old "Ise A Muggin" magical musical numbers song, originally recorded in the 30s by Stuff Smith with 7 and 10. Here's a more recent
by bandy 14y ago
It's a newer version of the old "Ise A Muggin" magical musical numbers song, originally recorded in the 30s by Stuff Smith with 7 and 10. Here's a more recent recording ('60) using 4 and 10: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n4AGv6HWLs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n4AGv6HWLs
- polynomial 14y agoI'm now obsessed with finding the Stuff Smith version.
- bandy 14y agoLooks as if one of the three versions on this disc would likely be the "Ise a Muggin (Magical Musical Numbers Game)": http://www.amazon.com/Complete-1936-37-Sessions-Stuff-Smith/dp/B000N60HAE http://www.amazon.com/Complete-1936-37-Sessions-Stuff-Smith/... The other Stuff Smith version of "Ise a Muggin" has resulted in a question I ask older Railroad workers (and fans): What exactly did a "Black Cap" or a "Blue Cap" do? (It also speaks of Red Caps, but we still have that profession here in the USA.)