Don’t Forget To Mess Around Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five
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Don't forget to mess around
When you're doing the Charleston, Charleston!
First thing you do, now when you rear, way back
Say, you grab your gal, and then you clap your hands
And you do the Eagle Rock but don't you stop at all!
Uncle Jack, the dancing fool
He would never do the Charleston, Charleston!
When he learned of that brand new dance: such a prance
And he forgot his name, when he danced this brand new way
Then he yelled out, don't forget to do your stuff
When you dance the mess around!
When you're doing the Charleston, Charleston!
First thing you do, now when you rear, way back
Say, you grab your gal, and then you clap your hands
And you do the Eagle Rock but don't you stop at all!
Uncle Jack, the dancing fool
He would never do the Charleston, Charleston!
When he learned of that brand new dance: such a prance
And he forgot his name, when he danced this brand new way
Then he yelled out, don't forget to do your stuff
When you dance the mess around!
"Don’t Forget To Mess Around" by Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, released in 1926, is a #Jazz classic that emphasizes the importance of enjoying life and having fun. The lyrics encourage listeners to embrace spontaneity and playfulness, reflecting a carefree attitude. Musically, the song features Armstrong's signature trumpet style and vibrant improvisation, showcasing the energetic spirit of early jazz. Its cultural impact lies in promoting a joyful, laid-back lifestyle during the Roaring Twenties, resonating with the era's social changes.
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