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− | Swing drummer from the 1940 song "Paradiddle Joe" by Tony Pastor and his Orchestra. The drummer on the track was Johnny Morris. | + | Swing drummer from the 1940 song "Paradiddle Joe" by Tony Pastor and his Orchestra. The drummer on the track was Johnny Morris. A paradiddle is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum_rudiment#Terminology rudiment of drumming]. |
− | A later drummer was Henry "Riggs" Guidotti | + | A later drummer was Henry "Riggs" Guidotti. |
− | == | + | ==Lyrics == |
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− | {{#ev:youtube|rEtNIkLVGWQ}} | + | Paradiddle Joe beats out the rhythm in a rudimental way</br> |
+ | He learned from practice while the kids were out at play </br> | ||
+ | Paradiddle doo-dle all the day </br> | ||
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+ | Paradiddle Joe knew every drumming lick before he earned a dime </br> | ||
+ | Stuck to the notion that the only way to climb </br> | ||
+ | Is paradiddle doo-dle all the time | ||
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+ | Flim flam, radda-ma-cue it </br> | ||
+ | Shim sham, very little to it </br> | ||
+ | Gim gim, flamma-little do it </br> | ||
+ | He can do tricks with the drumstick | ||
+ | |||
+ | Paradiddle Joe swings every chorus in a fascinating way </br> | ||
+ | Since all the boys and girls will come to hear him play </br> | ||
+ | Paradiddle doo-dle all the day | ||
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+ | Come on folks, and say hello </br> | ||
+ | Come up and meet the drummer </br> | ||
+ | We call him Paradiddle Joe </br> | ||
+ | |||
+ | And think he′s quite a comer </br> | ||
+ | From coast to coast, the hep-cats say </br> | ||
+ | He's the best of the whole caboodle </br> | ||
+ | He wants to show you how to play </br> | ||
+ | A paradiddle doo-dle | ||
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+ | Okay, Joe, that′s really grand </br> | ||
+ | You pitched that down the middle </br> | ||
+ | But now's the time to send them back </br> | ||
+ | With a double paradiddle </br> | ||
+ | Folks, you ain't heard nothing yet </br> | ||
+ | We′ve got him on the griddle </br> | ||
+ | He′s burning up, and now you'll get </br> | ||
+ | A triple paradiddle </br> | ||
+ | Single, double, triple </br> | ||
+ | That′s Paradiddle Joe | ||
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+ | ==External links== | ||
+ | * https://archive.org/details/78_paradiddle-joe_tony-pastor-and-his-orchestra-tony-pastor-henry-riggs-morris-parries_gbia0063417b | ||
+ | * https://digital.library.umkc.edu/node/20780 | ||
+ | * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEtNIkLVGWQ | ||
+ | : {{#ev:youtube|rEtNIkLVGWQ}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:04, 7 August 2025
Swing drummer from the 1940 song "Paradiddle Joe" by Tony Pastor and his Orchestra. The drummer on the track was Johnny Morris. A paradiddle is a rudiment of drumming.
A later drummer was Henry "Riggs" Guidotti.
Lyrics
Paradiddle Joe beats out the rhythm in a rudimental way
He learned from practice while the kids were out at play
Paradiddle doo-dle all the day
Paradiddle Joe knew every drumming lick before he earned a dime
Stuck to the notion that the only way to climb
Is paradiddle doo-dle all the time
Flim flam, radda-ma-cue it
Shim sham, very little to it
Gim gim, flamma-little do it
He can do tricks with the drumstick
Paradiddle Joe swings every chorus in a fascinating way
Since all the boys and girls will come to hear him play
Paradiddle doo-dle all the day
Come on folks, and say hello
Come up and meet the drummer
We call him Paradiddle Joe
And think he′s quite a comer
From coast to coast, the hep-cats say
He's the best of the whole caboodle
He wants to show you how to play
A paradiddle doo-dle
Okay, Joe, that′s really grand
You pitched that down the middle
But now's the time to send them back
With a double paradiddle
Folks, you ain't heard nothing yet
We′ve got him on the griddle
He′s burning up, and now you'll get
A triple paradiddle
Single, double, triple
That′s Paradiddle Joe
External links
- https://archive.org/details/78_paradiddle-joe_tony-pastor-and-his-orchestra-tony-pastor-henry-riggs-morris-parries_gbia0063417b
- https://digital.library.umkc.edu/node/20780
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEtNIkLVGWQ