
Sing Sing Sing (With a Swing)
1937
Louis Prima's tune, Krupa's tom-toms, and a performance long enough to fill both sides of a twelve-inch 78.
★ 8.0

Louis Prima's tune, Krupa's tom-toms, and a performance long enough to fill both sides of a twelve-inch 78.

Joe Garland's tune cut to three minutes to fit a 78, and those false endings that never quite stop.

Charles Trenet wrote it about the sea; Jack Lawrence's English lyric made it a love song, and Darin swung it.
Lennie Hayton's arrangement gives Butterfield's trumpet and Jenney's trombone their solos, then floats Shaw's clarinet over strings.

Cut in Hollywood in May 1941; nine months later RCA handed Miller the first gold record ever presented.