Album Info
| Artist: | Pardon Me Boys |
| Album: | Pardon Me Boys |
| Released: | Australia & New Zealand, 1987 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Beat Me Daddy (Eight To The Bar) | |
| Written-By - Raye, Sheehy, Prince | ||
| A2 | Shoo Shoo Baby | |
| Written-By - Phil Moore | ||
| A3 | I - I - I - I - I (I Like You Very Much) | |
| Written-By - Warren, Gordon | ||
| A4 | Hot Voodoo / Monkey Doodle Doo | |
| Written-By - Irving Berlin | ||
| A5 | Embraceable You | |
| Written-By - Gershwin | ||
| B1 | Lounging At The Waldorf | |
| Backing Vocals - Gyan | ||
| Written-By - Walter, Maltby | ||
| B2 | Rhythm Is Our Business | |
| Written-By - Lunceford, Cahn, Chaplin | ||
| B3 | Double Trouble | |
| Written-By - Robin, Rainger, Whiting | ||
| B4 | Perfidia | |
| Written-By - Dominguez | ||
| B5 | Choo Choo Ch-Boogie | |
| Written-By - Darling, Gabler, Horton |
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Description
"Pardon Me Boys" is an album by the British swing revival band Pardon Me Boys. Released in the 1980s, this album captures the resurgence of interest in the swing and big band music of the 1930s and 1940s. The band, known for their energetic performances and faithful recreations of the swing era sound, brings a sense of nostalgia and vibrancy to this genre.
The album features a collection of classic swing tunes, delivered with authenticity and enthusiasm. The band's arrangements stay true to the original spirit of the music while infusing it with a contemporary energy. This blend of old and new makes "Pardon Me Boys" an appealing listen to both swing enthusiasts and those new to the genre.
One of the highlights of the album is their rendition of "Chattanooga Choo Choo," a song made famous by the Glenn Miller Orchestra. Pardon Me Boys' version captures the catchy melody and rhythmic drive of the original while infusing it with a fresh vitality. The band's performance is tight and polished, showcasing their skill in recreating the big band sound.
The album also includes other swing classics, each performed with a balance of precision and playfulness. The horn sections are particularly noteworthy, delivering the powerful and brassy sound characteristic of swing music. The rhythm section provides a solid foundation, driving the music forward with a steady swing beat.
The production quality of the album is clean and crisp, allowing the rich arrangements and various instrumental sections to shine. The sound is vibrant and lively, capturing the essence of a live swing band performance.
Lyrically, the songs on "Pardon Me Boys" reflect the themes typical of the swing era, including love, celebration, and lighthearted storytelling. The lyrics are often catchy and memorable, adding to the overall charm and appeal of the music.
"Pardon Me Boys" serves as a delightful tribute to the swing era, showcasing the band's love and respect for this style of music. The album played a part in the swing revival movement of the 1980s, bringing the joy and energy of swing to a new generation of listeners.
However, listeners who prefer more modern or different genres of music might find the album's focus on swing revival less appealing. The album's dedication to recreating a specific era's sound might not resonate with those looking for innovation or a fusion of styles.
In conclusion, "Pardon Me Boys - Pardon Me Boys" is an engaging and joyful album that captures the spirit and energy of the swing era. The band's faithful renditions of classic swing tunes, combined with their lively performances, make this album a treat for fans of big band and swing music. It stands as a vibrant homage to a timeless genre and a celebration of its enduring appeal.
