Barbara Stanwyck performing “Drum Boogie” in BALL OF FIRE (1941) dir. Howard Hawks/chgph. Nick Castle
Barbara Stanwyck performing "Drum Boogie" in BALL OF FIRE (1941) dir. Howard Hawks/chgph. Nick Castle from OldSchoolCool
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Gene Krupa?
Nice. She was a great performer and actress back in her day! He last role I think was on Dallas.
Anyone else notice Gary Cooper looking very uncomfortable?
Krupa is SO FUN to watch.
Hey, look! we’re all white!
It should be titled Gene Krupa Drum Boogie. With Babs on vocals
Great movie too
Art Blakey got a letter addressed to “The Best Drummer in the World.” He said, “This must be for Gene!” and sent it to Gene Krupa. Gene saw who it was addressed to and thought, “This can’t be for me.” and forwarded the letter to Buddy Rich. Seeing the address, Buddy didn’t hesitate, and opened it immediately. The letter began, “Dear Ringo…”
Thats Gene Krupa. Go watch sing sing sing, same drummer.
The first rock and roll drummer inspired them all.
At 00:46 you see a man guiltily dancing with his fingers and stops abruptly once his date catches him.
It’s a shame his felt he had to be macho and stiff and couldn’t enjoy the music freely
Word is she put that dress on the Underhill’s charge.