Official album cover artwork for Mama I Wanna Make Rhythm by Harry Roy & His Orchestra

Harry Roy & His Orchestra

Mama I Wanna Make Rhythm

RELEASED: January 01, 1970
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Bugle Call Rag / I Can't Give You Anything but Love / Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia --:-- 2. Doggone, I've Done It --:-- 3. The Continental --:-- 4. No Words --:-- 5. Jubilation Rag --:-- 6. I'd Rather Lead a Band --:-- 7. Mama I Wanna Make Rhythm --:-- 8. Boo-Hoo --:-- 9. Down Home Rag --:-- 10. King Porter Stomp --:-- 11. Oooooo-Oh, Boom! --:-- 12. I'm Gonna Kiss Myself Goodbye --:--
Mama I Wanna Make Rhythm showcases the vibrant sounds of the big band era, combining elements of swing and jazz with infectious rhythms that invite listeners to dance. Harry Roy & His Orchestra deliver a lively performance, characterized by energetic brass sections and engaging vocal arrangements. The album captures the essence of the late 1930s and early 1940s, a time when orchestras played a pivotal role in popular music and dance halls were the epicenters of entertainment. Its legacy persists in the way it influenced subsequent generations of musicians and continues to be celebrated in retro music circles.