Globetrottin' With Bones - Brother Bones & His Shadows

Globetrottin' With Bones

Brother Bones & His Shadows

Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2005-06-21
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 17

℗ 2005 Acrobat Music Limited

Tracks

		Title	Artist	Time
1		Sweet Georgia Brown	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:52
2		Charleston	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:48
3		Red Wing	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:43
4		Margie	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:39
5		China Town	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:51
6		Doll Dance	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:49
7		Jada	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:38
8		Jive Melody	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:49
9		Rosetta	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:34
10		Jingle Jangle Jingle	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:45
11		Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:45
12		San	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:49
13		Listen to the Mockingbird	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:49
14		Marie	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:38
15		Poor Butterfly	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:55
16		How Am I to Know	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:27
17		Lou-Easy-An-I-A	Brother Bones & His Shadows	2:57

Reviews

Nostalgic

4
By TruthRulz

This music takes me back to my childhood and watching the Harlem Globetrotter play basketball. I remember owning a copy of “Sweet Georgia Brown” and “Poor Butterfly” on a 45 rpm record. Great music then; great music now! Thanks iTunes!
Jazz and Rhythm & Blues Classics! Globetrotters Theme and more!

4
By stalzz

It's so cool that I Tunes has this album available! Some pretty cool old standards done by a great group, Brother Bones and His Shadows. They're not just the group that does The Globetrotters Theme! Give a few of the other tracks a try. It's pretty old fashioned music for a lot of people, but I LOVE OLD FASHIONED THINGS! Some doo wacka doo jazz! Yah, Man!....Groovy!
This is the one

4
By House of Cheese

Just a quick note to those looking for the famous version of "Sweet Georgia Brown" used by the Harlem Globetrotters. This is most definitely the track you're seeking. I was fortunate enough to find this on CD a couple years ago, and thrilled to see it here. As for the rest of the album, a little goes a long way for me, and does seem to get repetitive. Very unique and interesting part of musical history. Probably destined to be forgotten as the decades go by, so enjoy for now.

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