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here are the Symphony Sid lyrics I found-
C.BEEKS AND THE GREAT LESTER YOUNG WROTE THE SONG IN 1947. then King Pleasure recorded the vocal version.
King Pleasure was James Moody who also recorded moody's mood for love.
Anyone remember listening while in your bronx beds.?



Jumpin' With Symphony Sid

Jumpin' with my boss Sid in the city
Jumpin' with my boss Sid in the city
Mr. President of that DJ committee
We're gonna be up all night gettin' ready
We want you to spin the sounds from the city
Far down in the land that's real real pretty

Let everything go real crazy over jazz
Make everything go real crazy over jazz
Let everything cool for me and my baby
I don't wanna think we're listening too lazy
It's gotta be Pressburg cheering all the Basie
It's gotta get it all set right clear on the eighty
Let it roll
Let it roll

JIMMY
 
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I'm sorry Jimmy, it's a little before my time I think, lol......
 
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Originally posted by JIMMY:
[qb]here are the Symphony Sid lyrics I found- one note-James Moody was the sax man who wrote the instrumental. Eddie Jefferson put vocalese lyrics to the song and then King Pleasure recorded the vocal version.
King Pleasure was James Moody who also recorded moody's mood for love.
Anyone remember listening while in your bronx beds.?

Jumpin' With Symphony Sid

Jumpin' with my boss Sid in the city
Jumpin' with my boss Sid in the city
Mr. President of that DJ committee
We're gonna be up all night gettin' ready
We want you to spin the sounds from the city
Far down in the land that's real real pretty

Let everything go real crazy over jazz
Make everything go real crazy over jazz
Let everything cool for me and my baby
I don't wanna think we're listening too lazy
It's gotta be Pressburg cheering all the Basie
It's gotta get it all set right clear on the eighty
Let it roll
Let it roll

JIMMY[/qb]
Jumpin' With Symphony Sid
Written by C. Beeks and Lester Young (1947)

Jimmy, I would check your info again. I last heard "Symphony" Sid Torin broadcast in the 60s form WADO-AM... The lyrics were first sung by Joe Jackson.....
 
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BX PHANTOM, I STAND CORRECTED,THE GREAT LESTER YOUNG DID WRITE IT WITH C. BEEKS.

IN MY HASTE I WAS WRONG, IT WAS COVERED BY THE TALENTED JOE JACKSON.

THANKS FOR CATCHING THAT BOO BOO

JIMMY
 
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Jimmy, no pronblem, glad that I can be informative... I've been collecting jazz recordings for decades. Anything that you would like to discuss, let me here from you.....
 
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FYI, "King Pleasure" was Clarence Beek's stage name. He composed the lyrics to the tune.
 
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KING PLEASURE WAS JAMES MOODY
FROM 'MOODY'S MOOD FOR LOVE' FAME ETC.
 
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Sorry to correct you Jimmy - From the album "Golden Days" on hifijazz records:

"My name is Clarence Beeks. My professional name of 'King Pleasure' is by selection as strange to me as the sudden 'revelation' that occurred to me in my sleep and woke wme upright at the age of six in Oakdale, Tenn., my birthplace."

"The New Symphony Sid"
King Pleasure wrote this "I Got Rythymish" number. "Famous jazz disc jockey Symphony Sid (in New York) had been using Lester Young's 'Jumping With Symphony Sid' since the early 40's." King Pleasure explains: "I figured he should have something new as a theme"
 
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