Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

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高校卒業1年後の同窓会に第2次大戦当時の米兵ファッションで乗り込んできたS君とH君の事を思い出しました。

第2次大戦の戦意高揚ソングとして作られたアンドリュース・シスターズの『ブギ・ウギ・ビューグル・ボーイ』(1941)は、
ウィル・ブラッドレーの『ビート・ミー・ダディ』(1940)
に、
ニュー・オーリンズ・リズム・キングスの『ビューグル・コール・ブルース(=ビューグル・コール・ラグ)』(1922)、
レイモンド・スコット・クインテットの『ザ・トイ・トランペット』(1937)、
を加味して改作したものでした。

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Renato Carosone – Tu Vuò Fa’ L’Americano
1958 tratto dal film Toto’, Peppino e Le Fanatiche
曲は1956年のリリース。

Andrews Sisters – Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy(1941)
orchestra conducted by Vic Schoen
2度目の引用。

It was in the Abbott & Costello film “Buck Privates” that the trio performed their famous hit.

Gene Krupa and his Orchestra – Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy(1941)
vocal: Irene Day

arranged by Elton Hall, recorded in Chicago January 17, 1941
Irene performed this at her final Krupa commercial session along with “Drum Boogie” and “There’ll Be Some Changes Made” Of course, it’s the Andrews Sisters version of this Oscar nominated song that is most commonly cited, and which they Introduced on-screen in the Abbott & Costello film “Buck Privates”: Bette Midler would re-popularize the song in 1973

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Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen – Beat Me Daddy Eight To The Bar(1972/06)
produced by Dale Lear & Larry Black
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 75, Billboard 81, Cash Box 90
A 1970s take on the classic 1940 big-band-boogie hit made famous by the Will Bradley band, featuring Ray McKinley (vocal) and Freddie Slack (piano)

Gary Crosby and Sammy Davis, Jr. – Beat Me Daddy Eight To The Bar(1955/11)
時期的にロックンロールブームに当て込んだものと思われる。

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Ray McKinley and his Orchestra – Down The Road Apiece(1955/03)
vocal: Ray McKinley

Ray brings back one of the boogie-woogie hits which he originally recorded in 1940 with a small group from the Will Bradley band. For the flip side “Hoodle Addle,”

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Red Foley – Birmingham Bounce(1950)
“If you like your music going eight to the bar” という歌詞がある。
地名としてアラバマ、バーミンガムが出てくる。

Billboard C&W Chart Peak: 1 (4 weeks) – Pop Peak: 14 (juke box)
One of Red’s four number-one country hits in 1950.

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Ella Mae Morse and Freddie Slack with Rhythm Section – Pig Foot Pete(1946)
vocal: Ella Mae Morse

recorded in Los Angeles April 24, 1946
Performed by Martha Raye in the 1941 Abbott & Costello film “Keep’Em Flying,” this had been recorded at the time by Dolly Dawn & Her Dawn Patrol Boys

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Dolly Dawn and her Dawn Patrol Boys – Pig-Foot Pete(1942)
George Hall’s orchestra

recorded in NYC December 1, 1941.
Oscar-Nominated Song
*(NOT from the) Movie: “Hellzapoppin'” (Mayfair/Universal), starring Ole Olsen, Chic Johnson, Martha Raye, Hugh Herbert, and Jane Frazee.
*Per the IMDb: This nomination is a mystery. Both the nominations list and the program from the Awards dinner list the song as being from’Hellzapoppin’,’ a 1942 release for Awards purposes. The song does not appear in that film, but did appear in’Keep’Em Flying,’ a 1941 release from the same production company and studio, and was therefore ineligible for a 1942 nomination. Martha Raye had performed it in that earlier film.

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Will Bradley Trio – Down The Road A Piece(1940)
vocal: Ray McKinley and Don Raye
歌詞に “Beat Me Daddy” のフレーズが入ってませんか?
3度目の引用。

recorded in NYC August 12, 1940
1st Recording Of “Down The Road A Piece”
Ray McKinley-drums, ‘Doc’ Goldberg-bass, Freddie Slack-piano. Recorded over the years by various jazz, blues, and rock artists, this was one of several popular 1940s ‘boogie-woogie’ themed hits written by Don Raye, who is heard here trading lines with McKinley (the label incorrectly credits Bradley as vocalist).

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Will Bradley And His Orchestra featuring Ray McKinley – Scrub Me, Mama, With A Boogie Beat(1940)
vocal: Ray McKinley

The Bradley-McKinley band’s follow-up to their highly successful “Beat Me Daddy(Eight To The Bar)” was this Don Raye reworking of the traditional jig “The Irish Washerwoman.” It climbed to #2 on Billboard.

Glenn Miller and his Orchestra – Beat Me Daddy, Eight To A Bar(1940)
vocal: Jack Lathrop & the band
recorded in NYC September 12, 1940

Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and his Orchestra – Beat Me Daddy, Eight To A Bar(1940)
orchestra conducted by Vic Schoen

One of five tracks by the popular trio included in this 1940 collection. See also the original Will Bradley version of “Beat Me Daddy.”

Will Bradley amd his Orchestra featuring Ray McKinley and Freddie Slack – Beat Me Daddy(Eight To The Bar)(Pts 1 & 2)(1940)
vocal: Ray McKinley
piano: Freddie Slack

One of the year’s hottest-selling discs, Bradley’s “Beat Me Daddy” was followed by a number of other boogie-woogie themed hits for various artists throughout the early decade, many of them composed by Don Raye, who was the primary writer of this one. See also the Andrews Sisters version.

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Sam Price and His Texas Blusicians – Lead Me Daddy Straight To the Bar(1941)
vocal: Spo-De-O-Dee Sam

recorded in NYC April 3, 1941
Jazz sax legend Lester Young was among the musicians at this session. Despite the obviously intended word-play title, this was not a musical cover of the famed Will Bradley boogie-woogie hit .

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Harry James and his Orchestra – Trumpet Blues(And Cantabile)(1942)
イタリア語のカンタービレは「歌える」または「歌のような」の意。音楽用語としては人間の声を模倣するような楽器の演奏スタイルをいう。

recorded in NYC February 24, 1942
Flip side of Harry’s “Sleepy Lagoon”

Earl Scruggs – Bugle Call Rag

Henry Levine – Bugle Call Rag
from the album “Henry “Hot Lips” Levine”

Red Nichols and his Five Pennies – Bugle Call Rag
from a 1952 KPDQ Radio Broadcast “The U.S. Marine Corps presents The Red Nichols Show”

Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – Bugle Call Rag
映画 “Orchestra Wives”(1942)

The Metronome All Star Band – Bugle Call Rag(1941)

recorded in NYC January 16, 1941
Posting both sides of this well-known 78, recorded at the second in a series of periodic sessions which featured a gathering of leading Swing-Era musicians as chosen by readers’ polls of Metronome Magazine. For the flip “One O’Clock Jump,”
Present on this early-1941 date…Rhythm: Count Basie (p), Buddy Rich (d), Charlie Christian (g), Artie Bernstein (sb). Reeds: Benny Goodman (c), Toots Mondello, Benny Carter, Coleman Hawkins, Tex Beneke (sx). Brass: Harry James, Ziggy Elman, Cootie Williams (t), Tommy Dorsey, J.C. Higginbothan (tb)

Glenn Miller and his Orchestra – Bugle Call Rag(1940)

arranged by Glenn Miller
recorded in NYC April 28, 1940

Shirley Temple – The Toy Trumpet
映画『農園の寵児(Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm)』(1938)

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Red Nichols and his Orchestra – Troublesome Trumpet(1937)
vocal: The Three Songies

recorded in NYC March 14, 1937
This is Nichols’ delightful commercial release of a song which he had recorded the previous year–at a faster tempo–for World Transcription and had also performed on-screen in the 1936 Vitaphone short “Red Nichols & His World Famous Pennies.”

Boston “Pops” Orchestra – The Toy Trumpet
conducted by Arthur Fiedler
solo trumpet by Roger Voisin

recorded 1938-39
Song introduced via a popular 1937 recording by its composer, bandleader Raymond Scott, who also performed it in the 1938 film “Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm” in support of the dancing duo of Shirley Temple and Bill Robinson.

The Raymond Scott Quintette – The Toy Trumpet(1937)

recorded in NYC February 20, 1937
Famous Shirley Temple-Bill Robinson dance number from “Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm” was one of three familiar Scott compositions that he had recorded during his first “quintette” session for the Master label (later issued on Brunswick). See also “Powerhouse” and “Twilight In Turkey.”

Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – Bugle Call Rag(1936 Victor version)

recorded in NYC November 5, 1936
THE 1936 HITS ARCHIVE – a collection of commercial recordings and songs that proved popular during the calendar year 1936 (some were recorded in 1935) via sales, jukebox play, or radio exposure…plus some others that have gained increased recognition or have been shown to have had an impact during the decades that followed.

Enric Madriguera and his Orchestra – I’d Love To Take Orders From You(1935)
with vocal trio(Tony Sacco, Bob Bunch and ?)
途中 “Reveille” のさわり。

recorded in NYC October 3, 1935
Posting this and “I’d Rather Listen To Your Eyes”, two Dick Powell numbers from the film “Shipmates Forever.” See also versions by Jacques Renard and Richard Himber

Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra – Bugle Call Rag(1935)
recorded in Los Angeles July 2, 1935

Todd Rollins and his Orchestra – Moonlight Parade(1934)
vocal: Chick Bullock
2度目の引用。

recorded in NYC June 18, 1934
The flip side is “My Hat’s On The Side Of My Head”

Red Nichols and his Orchestra – Harlem(Harlem’s Heaven To Me)(1934)
vocal: King Harvey & The Songcopators
recorded in NYC September 18, 1934
途中、”Bugle Call Rag” のイントロを一節引用。

Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Hotel Orpheans – We’re A Couple Of Soldiers, My Baby And Me(1932)
vocal: Les Allen & Cecile Petrie
途中、”Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” のイントロと同じメロあり。

recorded in London October 12, 1932
Rodgers & Hart’s “Mimi” is on the flip side.

Mills Brothers, Novelty Quartet with Guitar – Bugle Call Rag(1932)
途中、”Reveille” も。

recorded in Chicago June 30, 1932
“No musical instruments or mechanical devices used on this recording other than one guitar.” Vocal version of the 1922 jazz standard.

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Louis Armstrong & his Orchestra – Sweethearts On Parade(1932)
vocal: Louis Armstrong

recorded in Los Angeles December 23, 1930
Originally popularized in 1929 by the Guy Lombardo band, this Armstrong version of the song was recorded at the end of 1930 but remained unissued by Columbia until 1932.

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Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians – Sweethearts On Parade(1929 version)
vocal: Carmen Lombardo

recorded in Chicago November 10, 1928
One of Lombardo’s most famous early hits, which he re-recorded for 78 release in both 1936(Victor) and 1941(Decca).

Red Nichols and his Five Pennies – Bugle Call Rag(1927)

The New Orleans Rhythm Kings – Bugle Call Blues(1922)

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Arthur Fields – Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning(1918)
conducted by Rosario Bourdon
徴兵されたアーヴィング・バーリンが早朝叩き起こされることに嫌気がさして書いたコミカルな反軍ソング。
米陸軍の軍隊ラッパ(Bugle Calls of the US Army)の中でもひときわ有名な朝礼のラッパ(Reveille、Wake Up Call)のメロディが流用されている。Reveilleは監獄でも使われたらしい。

recorded in Camden NJ July 8, 1918
For the back-story of Irving Berlin’s famous comic protest of military life, see this Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oh!_How_I_Hate_to_Get_Up_in_the_Morning

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The Captivators -(Step By Step – Mile By Mile)I’m Marching Home To You(1929)
vocal: Scrappy Lambert
冒頭、軍隊ラッパ “Assembly” のさわり。
行進というより、一歩一歩力強く踏みしめてる雰囲気か。

direction of Red Nichols
recorded in NYC March 20, 1929
The flip side is “I Used To Love Her In The Moonlight”. There was Glenn Miller, but no Goodman, Teagarden, or Dorseys playing at this particular session of ‘The Captivators’ (a band name shown on a number of Nichols recordings between 1929 and 1931).

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Red Nichols and his Strike Up The Band Orchestra – Strike Up The Band!(1930)
unidentified vocal
冒頭、”Assembly” を引用。

recorded in NYC January 17, 1930
Initially, the Gershwins’ 1927 stage musical “Strike Up The Band” never made it out of Philadelphia, but it was revised for a successful 1930 Broadway run (the pit band was the Red Nichols orchestra). Glenn Miller, the Dorseys, and Gene Krupa were all present at the session that produced this recording of the show’s title song.

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Victor Arden-Phil Ohman and their Orchestra – Let’s Call It A Day(1932)
directed by Frank Black
vocal: Frank Munn
タイトルは「本日これまで」「きょうはこれで切り上げよう」「ちょうど時間となりました」の意。
それとなく消灯ラッパの雰囲気を感じさせる。

recorded in NYC October 27, 1932
Though label-credited as from a musical revue called “Forward March,” when the Lew Brown-Ray Henderson show eventually opened on Broadway in March 1933 it was titled “Strike Me Pink” (starring Jimmy Durante, running 122 performances). Also posted is a slower recording of “Let’s Call It A Day” by The Hotel Commodore Dance Orchestra, conducted by Freddy Martin with an Elmer Feldkamp vocal

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Hotel Commodore Orchestra – Let’s Call It A Day(1933)
vocal: Elmer Feldkamp

recorded in NYC April 11, 1933
Lovely version of the Lew Brown-Ray Henderson tune from the 1933 Broadway revue “Strike Me Pink,” which starred Jimmy Durante and ran for 122 performances. A 1936 film, also titled “Strike Me Pink,” starred Eddie Cantor and featured songs by Lew Brown and Harold Arlen.
Like the also-posted flipside “Hold Me”,this Freddy Martin-conducted track was originally recorded for–but not issued by–the OKeh label.

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Abe Lyman and his Californians – He’s My Uncle(1940)
vocal: Rose Blane
冒頭 “Assembly”、途中 “Yankee Doodle” が引用されている。

recorded October 24, 1940
A minor patriotic hit for the Lyman band, released one year prior to Pearl Harbor.

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Wayne King and his Orchestra – ‘Til Reveille(1941)
vocal: Buddy Clark

recorded in Chicago June 21, 1941
Lovely version of the 1941 ballad that reached #2 on “Your Hit Parade,” also available on this channel in the popular Kay Kyser and Bing Crosby versions. At this point in his career, Buddy was a regular performer on King’s “Lady Esther Serenade” radio program. But due to his solo contract with Victor competitor OKeh Records, he was not identified by name on this Wayne King label.

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Kay Kyser and his Orchestra -‘Til Reveille(1941)
vocal: Harry, Ginny, Jack & Max
冒頭 “Taps”(消灯ラッパ)の心地よいコーラスの中で、遠くに “Reveille”(起床ラッパ)が聞こえる。
歌い出しにある歌詞の通り。

Ballad reached #2 on “Your Hit Parade” with both this and the Bing Crosby version reaching the weekly best-sellers top-10 listings.

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Bing Crosby -‘Til Reveille(1941)
orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

Ballad reached #2 on “Your Hit Parade” with both this and the Kay Kyser version reaching the weekly best-sellers top-10 listings.

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Horace Heidt and his Musical Knights – Goodbye Dear, I’ll Be Back In A Year(1941)
vocal: Ronnie Kemper, assisted by Donna Wood
イントロで軍隊ラッパ風な雰囲気。
2度目の引用。

Military-flavored novelty was one of five Heidt sides to reach the national top-10 weekly charts during 1941.

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Dick Jurgens and his Orchestra – Hip Hip Hooray(1942)
vocal: Buddy Moreno
戦意高揚ソング。冒頭のラッパは “Assembly”。中程に “Reveille”、俗謡 “Yankee Doodle”。
2度目の引用。

recorded July 28, 1942
Buddy Moreno vocal on this patriotic wartime call-to-arms<>

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Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra – They’re Either Too Young Or Too Old(1943)
vocal: Kitty Kallen
途中 “Assembly” が引用されている。

recorded October 7, 1943.
Kitty’s first popular recording as Helen O’Connell’s replacement in the Dorsey band was this #2 charted wartime lament which had been introduced on-screen by Bette Davis.
Movie: “Thank Your Lucky Stars” (Warner Bros.), with an all-star cast: Bogart, Cantor, B Davis, E Flynn, Lupino, Sheridan, Shore, Garfield, de Havilland, D Morgan, etc.
1943 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG
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1943 BEST ORIGINAL SONG NOMINEES (10)

You’ll Never Know (”Hello, Frisco, Hello”) (winner)
That Old Black Magic (”Star Spangled Rhythm”)
You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (”Something To Shout About”)
They’re Either Too Young Or Too Old (”Thank Your Lucky Stars”)
My Shining Hour (”The Sky’s The Limit”)
Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe (”Cabin In The Sky”)
Saludos Amigos (”Saludos Amigos”)
We Mustn’t Say Goodbye (”Stage Door Canteen”)
Say A Prayer For The Boys Over There (”Hers To Hold”)
Change Of Heart (”Hit Parade Of 1943″)
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SOME OTHER SONG HITS FROM 1943 FILMS

The Dreamer (”Thank Your Lucky Stars”)
Hit The Road To Dreamland (”Star Spangled Rhythm”)
How Sweet You Are (”Thank Your Lucky Stars”)
I Heard You Cried Last Night (”Cinderella Swings It”)
If You Please (”Dixie”)
Let’s Get Lost (”Happy-Go-Lucky”)
“Murder” He Says (”Happy-Go-Lucky”)
My Heart Tells Me (”Sweet Rosie O’Grady”)
No Love, No Nothin’ (”The Gang’s All Here”)
One For My Baby (”The Sky’s The Limit”)
Star Eyes (”I Dood It”)
Sunday, Monday or Always (”Dixie”)
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Louis Armstrong – Dummy Song(1953/08)
orchestra conducted by Jack Pleis
シングル “Sittin’ In The Sun(Countin’ My Money)” のB面。
冒頭 “Assembly” 風。

With a melody based largely on “Washington And Lee Swing,” this version of the 1940s tune may be familiar to fans of the Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan film “You’ve Got Mail.”

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Chris Barber’s Jazz Band – Bugle Boy March(1959/01)
Live at the Dome: Brighton 1958
UK
ニュー・オーリンズのトラディショナル曲。
冒頭 “Assembly” を引用。

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Johnny and the Hurricanes – Reveille Rock(1959/10)

Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 22, Music Vendor 24, Billboard 25
The familiar’wake up’ bugle call inspired this follow-up single to the group’s “Red River Rock.”

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Georges Jouvin, Sa Trompette D’or Et Son Orchestre – Réveil Rock
France

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Sophia Loren And Paolo Bacilieri – Tu Vuo Fa L’Americano(1961)
ソフィア・ローレンとパオロ・バチリェリ – アメリカーノ
日本盤シングルでは Sophia Loren “Carina”(カリーナ)のB面。
パラマウント映画『ナポリ湾(It Started in Nasples)』(米1960/08/07公開)サウンドトラック。

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The Travel Five – Kasernenhof-Twist(Revival)(Germany:1964)
“Reveille Rock”

Pattie Ward – Get Off My Stuff(1969/02)
“Reveille” を引用。

 

『ブギ・ウギ・ビューグル・ボーイ』のイントロに引用されてるのはビューグル・コール(アメリカの軍隊ラッパ)の中の “Assembly”(の くずし)と “Reveille”。
“Assembly” は部隊集合の合図だそうで、一般的には「(軍への)召集」のイメージです。
日本でいえば登城の太鼓みたいな感じでしょうか。
そういえば『聖者の行進』には
Oh, when the trumpet sounds its call
という字余りな歌詞がありまして、「おゝ、ラッパが鳴らされる時」ということなのですが、
これは神の裁きの大号令。すなわち『ヨハネの黙示録(Apocalypsis Johannis)』で七人の天使が吹く第一から第七のラッパのことで、それを合図に地上にハルマゲドンが起きる。それを待ち望んでいるという、虐げられた黒人たちの終末論的願望の表れです。

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Ethel Waters – When the Trumpet Sounds(1960)

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The Tokens – I Hear Trumpets Blow(1966/03)
トランペットの音をコーラスで表現しているがミルス・ブラザースのようにリアルな音マネではない。
手拍子が入る。

arranged by Trade Martin
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 28, Billboard 30, Cash Box 40

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Lloyd Green – Ride Ride Ride(1967)
冒頭、ビューグル・コールの一種 “First Call / Call Post / Call to the Post” (競馬のファンファーレとして有名)を引用。

そもそも call だけでも「ラッパが鳴る」「召集する」という意味になりますし、
bugle(軍隊ラッパ、信号ラッパ、合図するための角笛) にも「ラッパを吹いて呼び集める」という動詞の用法があります。さらに bugle call(軍隊ラッパによる〔召集の〕合図・信号)という表現が、軍隊への召集=徴兵、兵役、新兵徴募(recruital)、の比喩として使われています。
ですから、
「Bugle Call」プラス「Blues」ともなれば、その裏には、
いやじゃ ありませんか 軍隊は(軍隊小唄)
お国の為とは言いながら 人の嫌がる軍隊に召されて行く身の哀れさよ(可愛いスーちゃん)
といった厭戦気分がうっすら透けて見えるというわけです。

もうひとつ、日本でも大ヒットしたこちらの曲はというと、米国の消灯(葬送)ラッパ曲 “Taps” を元にしたものでした。

Nini Rosso – Il Silenzio 夜空のトランペット
Tema di ” Se non avessi più te” (1965)

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Nagat Essaghira – Ah Laou Taaref نجاة الصغيرة -آه لو تعرف
Soutelphan ‎ESOA 110 France/Egypt
イントロはNini Rosso “Il Silenzio”(夜空のトランペット)からのパクリか?

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Pompilia Stoian – Silence
ルーマニア語詞バージョン。

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Cliff Richard – Wind Me Up(Let Me Go)(1965/06/29)
冒頭ちょっと雰囲気。

このアイデアではこっちが先。

The Waikikis – Hawaii Tattoo(US:Palette 1962/04, US:Kapp 1964/11)
The Waikiki’s – Hawaii Tattoo(UK:1961/11)
ベルギー出身者のハワイアン音楽バンド。
冒頭、”Taps” を引用。
2度目の引用。

produced by Horst Fuchs
(debuted Dec.’64) 1965 Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 23, Billboard 33, Cash Box 34
This 1961 recording by a group of Belgian studio musicians spent 37 weeks on Germany’s pop charts three years before it made the grade in the U.S.

Gene McDaniels – Somebody’s Waiting(1962/10)
Composer: Randy Newman
Producer: Snuff Garrett

コリーン・ラベットの『帰らぬ少年兵』のラストにも “Taps” が出てきますね。

Colleen Lovett – Freckled Face Soldier(1966)帰らぬ少年兵

ケネディ追悼ソングならば使われて当然でしょう。

Hayden Provett – The Death of John F. Kennedy(1965)

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こちらは “Taps” 風。

Marc Aryan – La Lettre

Elton Britt, singing with violin, bass, trumpet and guitars – There’s A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere(1942)
SP盤 “When The Roses Bloom Again” のB面。

The famed country singing & yodeling star enjoyed his biggest recording success with this patriotic million-seller.

Guy Lombardo & his Royal Canadians – Good Night Sweetheart(1931)
vocal: Carmen Lombardo
冒頭 “Taps” のさわり。

recorded in NYC October 8, 1931
Featured in the 1931 edition of Earl Carroll’s “Vanities” and most commonly associated with the band of (co-writer) Ray Noble, this was among the most popular song hits of the early 1930s.

Maurice Gunsky – Good Night(1928)
冒頭、 “Taps” を引用。メロディにも取り込んでいる。

recorded in NYC September 14, 1928
With echoes of “Taps,” here’s a delightful’end-of-day’ ballad by the 1920s San Francisco-based Columbia and Victor recording artist, used long-ago as the nightly radio sign-off recording in at least one market (WCAO, Baltimore). For more background on Gunsky, read here: https://sfplamr.blogspot.com/2017/03/maurice-j-gunsky-san-francisco-music.html

これは正露丸っぽいですね。

Ralph Marterie and his Orchestra – A Trumpeter’s Lullaby(1951)
米EP盤(1954)では “Trumpeter’s Lullaby” と “A” の無い表記。
2度目の引用。

released June 1951
Dialing-up the energy level on the familiar Leroy Anderson piece

Leroy Anderson and his “Pops” Concert Orchestra – A Trumpeter’s Lullaby(1951 his original version)
trumpet solo by Harry Freistadt
2度目の引用。

Perhaps the most leisurely-tempo’d among all the best-known Leroy Anderson standards, which he also re-made in a stereo version in 1960.

進軍ラッパがうるさくて邪魔(笑)

Fats Domino – Korea Blues(1950/09)

Recorded September 1950
Fats 1st recording from his 4th session (IM-215).
b-side of “Every Night About This Time” on Imperial 5099.
J and M Studio, 838 North Rampart St., New Orleans, LA
Released: September 1950

同じラッパも吹きようで色っぽくもなります。

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Ray Anthony and his Orchestra – Young Man With A Horn(reissue:1951)
Ray Anthony and his Orchestra – The Man With The Horn(1950)

Probably best-known during the 1940s from the Harry James recording,”The Man With The Horn” became the theme song for the Anthony band. It was originally issued in 1950 with the alternate title “Young Man With A Horn” (probably to capitalize on the current Kirk Douglas movie of the same name) and was reissued the following year with the original title.

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Harry James and his Orchestra – The Man With The Horn(1947)

The alto sax of Willie Smith is featured on this familiar James instrumental.

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Harry James and his Orchestra – Trumpet Rhapsody(Part I & II)(1941)
recorded in NYC March 26 & April 28, 1941

消燈喇叭が出てくる歌。
日本の流行歌では、こんなのはどうでしょう。

小野 巡 – 月の塹壕(1936)

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Junior’s Eyes – Mr. Golden Trumpet Player(UK:1968/06/14)

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The Lively Set – Let The Trumpets Sound(1966/08)
Composer: David Gates

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Billy Vaughn And His Orchestra – Song Of Peace(1964/09)
ビリー・ヴォーン楽団 – 平和のトランペット

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Leroy Anderson and his “Pops” Concert Orchestra – Bugler’s Holiday(1954/07 original version)トランペット吹きの休日
昼のラジオ番組の電話リクエスト受付などの時によく使われましたっけ。

Among Anderson’s best-known compositions, “Bugler’s Holiday” became a regular showpiece for the trumpet sections of many concert bands and ‘pops’ orchestras. All of Dr. Anderson’s most famous works, including this one, were re-recorded in stereo by him in 1959 and 1960. This posted track is his original 1954 version.

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Horace Heidt and his Brigadiers featuring The Three Trumpeteers – Hot Lips(1937)
vocal: The King Sisters

recorded June 16, 1937
In mid-1937, following an eight-year recording hiatus, Horace Heidt kicked off his new association with Brunswick by turning out a most entertaining two-sided offering: his “building of a band” gimmick to the tune of “The Bells Of St. Mary’s” on one side (also posted) and this unusual arrangement of Henry Busse’s “Hot Lips” on the other. The King Sisters sing the new lyrics while a trio of trumpeters put their lips to the test with an impressive display of triple-tongued harmony.

 

以下、データ量が多くなりましたので、分割しました。

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