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Gaillard and Stewart kept cutting songs in a similar vein, including "Tutti Frutti" and "Laughin' in Rhythm," and eventually took their act to Hollywood, where they appeared in the 1941 film Hellzapoppin. Their partnership continued on through 1942, when World War II interrupted; both served in the military, Gaillard in the Air Force.
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Slim led an adventurous childhood, by the age of 12, during his school holiday, he travelled Hit Parade in 1938, Slim Gaillard has been the number one (and perhaps only) jazz surrealist. The lyrics of "Floogie" were incomprehensible and from there on Slim went on to develop his private jive talk language, which Slim called Vout.
1: Recorded April 22, 1946 at the Embassy Theater, Los Angeles. Original 10"-LP issue: Slim Gaillard And Tiny "Bam" Brown / Meade "Lux" Lewis - Opera In Vout / Boogie Woogie At The Philharmonic Clef MGC 506 2, 3: Recorded February 11, 1947 in Los Angeles. Original 78 issue: MGM 10017 (The Slim Gaillard Trio - Tip Light / Arabian Boogie)4, 5: recording date and location same as track 2.
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Insanely great work from Slim Gaillard, the self-styled LA hipster who rose to prominence in the wartime blues and jazz scene, and who continued to wow audiences for years with his unique blend of hipster jazz! This CD features some of Slim's best work – recorded for Verve in the 50s, and painfully unavailable for years. Slim sings in a voice that's all his own – mixing bluesy ...
