Tony Pastor and his Orchestra- Doin' the Ratamacue - SOUNDIE (February 9, 1942)

Heat. Heat. Come on and hear what the drummer has found. He's got a beat that's been kicked all around. It's nothing new, but he'll stand you to town doing the rhythm of queue. So gather around while it beats up the time and starts to jump on a solid line. You lose your worries and feel mighty fine doing the rattle of Jew. You heard the saxes moan. The growl of the slide tumborn. But when the drummer beats the skins, the band starts jumping and the jing begins. Boy, you've heard him play and it's now understood. The way he swings out is nothing but good. His drums are beat when he picks up the wood. doing the ride. >> They holler for more >> and beats out the rhythm with some red hot licks. Number one, come up close and we'll have some fun. It's just a simple thing to do. Number one radical. You heard lesson number one just to show you how it's done. Now he'd like to do for you rat number two. Do not advance to lesson three. Keep a look out and you'll see the toughest one of all to do. Number three, Rattle Heat. Heat.