Louis Prima - Sing,sing,sing (with A Swing) Apr 2026

: According to Prima's wife, the idea came during a day at the racetrack with Bing Crosby . As they were winning, Prima reportedly told Crosby, "Sing, Bing, Sing!" which eventually evolved into the song's title.

Louis Prima revisited the song throughout his career, adapting it to the changing musical landscape: Louis Prima - Sing,Sing,Sing (With a Swing)

: Released on February 28, 1936, with his New Orleans Gang on Brunswick Records . : According to Prima's wife, the idea came

: For his last album, The Wildest '75 , Prima recorded a version influenced by progressive rock and James Bond soundtracks, featuring electric keyboards and heavy drumming. Comparison: Prima vs. Goodman The two versions are distinct symbols of the Swing Era: : For his last album, The Wildest '75

Experience the evolution of this swing classic through these archival recordings and performances:

: Prima’s versions were led by his hard-driving trumpet and vocals, whereas Goodman’s version was a clarinet-led instrumental showcase.