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Wow! He was the voice of Jazz on the Transformer's TV show. I love that and My kids adore it today. He was also in the aforementioned The Shining.
Oh sheesh! How can I forget the Scooby Doo movie voices?
RIP Scat!
Oh sheesh! How can I forget the Scooby Doo movie voices?
RIP Scat!
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how in the hell do you get a name such as scatman?
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scatman wulfgar
Crothers got the name Scatman when he auditioned for a radio show in 1932 at the former WSMK (now WING) in Dayton, Ohio. The director didn't think his given name was catchy enough, so Crothers told the director to call him Scat Man because of his talent at scat singing.
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scat singing?
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Louis Armstrong's 1926 recording of "Heebie Jeebies" is often cited as the first song to employ scatting
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In vocal jazz, scat singing is vocal improvisation with nonsense words and syllables or without words at all. Scat singing gives singers the ability to sing improvised melodies and rhythms, to create the equivalent of an instrumental solo using their voice.
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There are some who believe that scat singing had its origins in the music of West Africa. The percussion patterns may have been changed to vocal lines by assigning syllables to the standard rhythms. It is more probable that scat singing was an outgrowth of jazz singers in the United States imitating the sounds of jazz instruments. It was documented in early New Orleans jazz and early blues recordings.
Louis Armstrong took scat singing to new heights in the 1920's and many of his early scat solos were as innovative as his trumpet solos. Cab Calloway moved the art form into the more complex bop idiom in the 1930's, and in the 1940's and 50's, Ella Fitzgerald was known for her imitation of jazz instruments. Scat singers are like any jazz musician and each creates a unique sound that consists of syllables, rhythm patterns and other vocal devices. Ward Swingle (the Swingle Singers) applied scat singing to classical music in the 1960's and created a new audience for bop scat singing. Many innovations in scat singing has been employed since the mid-20th century which include musical and non-musical vocal sounds such as mumbling, laughing, sobbing, screaming, growling, humming, and yodeling
Louis Armstrong took scat singing to new heights in the 1920's and many of his early scat solos were as innovative as his trumpet solos. Cab Calloway moved the art form into the more complex bop idiom in the 1930's, and in the 1940's and 50's, Ella Fitzgerald was known for her imitation of jazz instruments. Scat singers are like any jazz musician and each creates a unique sound that consists of syllables, rhythm patterns and other vocal devices. Ward Swingle (the Swingle Singers) applied scat singing to classical music in the 1960's and created a new audience for bop scat singing. Many innovations in scat singing has been employed since the mid-20th century which include musical and non-musical vocal sounds such as mumbling, laughing, sobbing, screaming, growling, humming, and yodeling
I loved him in Bronco Billy!
"but I wonted a doctah peppeh!"
"but I wonted a doctah peppeh!"
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I imagine you could listen to some scat singing for a week or so
get in touch with a mainstream rapper and blend in the scat with ho lyrics
and have a platinum album
get in touch with a mainstream rapper and blend in the scat with ho lyrics
and have a platinum album
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my main man at work his grandma is hank williams sr sisterBlueBird said:
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I got into a bar fight with bono
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*The_West* approves of scatman crothers
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scat attatck
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