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What is the meaning of the song Heebie-Jeebies by Louis Armstrong

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Answered by aditi3332
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Answered by zeppelin
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I don't think the song really has a very special message.

Most critics argue that the record “Heebie Jeebies” only popularized a well-established musical style known as 'scatting'.

“Armstrong always insisted that the sheet music slipped from the stand and he started scatting to save the take. His unforgettable vocal is the high point of an otherwise uninspired performance, and it’s hard to believe he didn’t know exactly what he was doing. That chorus did more than introduce a language of nonsense syllables that jazz singers could use when the song’s lyric proved too constricting; it embodied a joyous, vernacular, and convincing attitude that complimented the spontaneous nature of the new music” (Giddins, 87).

Regardless of the origin of scat itself, Armstrong’s “Heebie Jeebies” is the first commercial recording of a song with scat.

But anyways, anything that's jazz, works for me. And I love Louis Armstrong! His influence on jazz and popular music, both trumpet and vocal, is well renowned.

Lyrics:

Say, I've got the Heebies

I mean the Jeebies

Talking about

The dance, the Heebie Jeebies

Do, because they're boys

Because it pleases me to be joy

Say, don't you know it?

You don't know how; don't be blue

Someone will teach you

Come on and do that dance

They call the Heebie Jeebies dance

Yes, ma'am

Papa's got the Heebie Jeebies dance

Say, come on now and do that dance

They call the Heebie Jeebies dance

Sweet mama

Papa's got to do the Heebie Jeebies dance

Woo, got the Heebie Jeebies

Whatcha doin' with the Heebies?

I just have to have the Heebies

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