The Old Man Of The Mountain
lyrics by george brown
music by victor young & billy hill
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CAB CALLOWAY - THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN
THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN (BETTY BOOP) 1933
THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN (BETTY BOOP) 1933
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The Old Man Of The Mountain was written in 1931 by George Brown, with music by Victor Young and Billy Hill. The song was featured as the title song in Cab Calloways third, and final, Betty Boop cartoon. Calloway is featured in live-action in the film , and he performs 3 songs - The Old Man Of The Mountain, Minnie The Moocher and You've Got To Hi-Di-Hi.
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1931
BOSWELL SISTERS & MILLS BROTHERS |
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1932
FRED WARING |
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1932
JOEL SHAW AND HIS ORCHESTRA |
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1933
MILLS BROTHERS FROM THE FILM THE BIG BROADCAST |
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193?
BURT AMBROSE |
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19??
CARL PRAGER LEE WILEY |
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19??
CARROLL GIBBONS |
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19??
ROY FOX AND HIS BAND |
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19??
HAL KEMP |
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1995
SKAVOOVIE AND THE EPITONES |
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19??
BIG BAD VOODOO DADDY |
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THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN
With a long white beard and his crooked staff
He walks along with the folks all laugh
With a twinkle in his eye he passes them by
The old man of the mountain
But he's got long hair and his feet are bare
They say he's mad as an old march hare
His cares are none and he owes no one
The old man of the mountain
He talks with the birds when he's lonely
Sleeps with the sky as a tent
Feast make a feast when he's hungry
And God charges no rent
May he live as long as an old oak tree
And laugh at fools like you and me
I often sigh and wish that I was
The old man of the mountain.
Yes, I often sigh and wish that I was
The old man of the mountain.
With a long white beard and his crooked staff
He walks along with the folks all laugh
With a twinkle in his eye he passes them by
The old man of the mountain
But he's got long hair and his feet are bare
They say he's mad as an old march hare
His cares are none and he owes no one
The old man of the mountain
He talks with the birds when he's lonely
Sleeps with the sky as a tent
Feast make a feast when he's hungry
And God charges no rent
May he live as long as an old oak tree
And laugh at fools like you and me
I often sigh and wish that I was
The old man of the mountain.
Yes, I often sigh and wish that I was
The old man of the mountain.
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