About The Cats and the Fiddle
The Cats And The Fiddle was one of the pre-eminent, pioneering R&B vocal groups of 1930s, and its place in the history of this style is assured. It was 1937 when the group formed, amalgamating two earlier, separate bands: the "Harlem Harmony Hounds," led by singer Austin Powell, and the aspiring trio of Jimmie Henderson, Chuck Barksdale and Ernie Price. The latter, Chicago-based group needed a lead singer, and Powell slipped into this role perfectly, so that the initial four-part vocal-instrumental line-up was born.
Top Tracks
Killin' Jive
I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water
We Cats Will Swing For You
Gang Busters
Nuts To You
I Miss You So
Hep Cat's Holiday
Please Don't Leave Me Now
When I Grow Too Old To Dream
Gangbusters
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