BRINKLEY, ARK. — Is you is or is you ain’t a Louis Jordan fan? The famed 1940s vocalist, band leader and saxophonist from Arkansas gave the world a “jumpin’ jive” sound that influenced ...

In July 1944, Koch notes, Billboard reported that 4,200 blacks danced to Jordan's "jumpin' jive" at an auditorium in Oakland, California, and 2,700 whites stomped and sweated to his tunes at a ...

Joe Jackson paid tribute to jazz heroes Louis Jordan, Cab Calloway and Glenn Miller on 'Joe Jackson's Jumpin' Jive,' released in June 1981.

The PD9 performs Harlem Jive by Fats Waller, swing era tunes by Duke Ellington, Benny Moten, Count Basie and Fletcher Henderson as well as the jumpin' jive of Louis Jordan. Cofounded by RJ Spangler & ...

Joe Jackson's detour into the '40s sounds of Louis Jordan and Cab Calloway on 1981's Jumpin' Jive should have made clear that he was more than just another of the new wave's "angry young men." If ...

Recently, Jones has been digging into the playing of ‘50s great Bill Jennings, who played with Louis Jordan. “He seems to bridge this gap between the old school blues world and that late ...

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Migos dips back into their tendency for both remixes and basketball references with a new version of their track with Rich The Kid, "Jumpin' Like Jordan," this time outfitted with a verse from ...

Joe Jackson paid tribute to jazz heroes Louis Jordan, Cab Calloway and Glenn Miller on 'Joe Jackson's Jumpin' Jive,' released in June 1981.

Migos is back with Rich The Kid on a song called "Jumpin Like Jordan." It doesn't take long to figure out that the rappers are referring to the "trap house" in the title.

The newly returned Migos member wasted little time working on music, hopping on the remix to “Jumpin’ Like Jordan.” The track previously appeared on Rich The Kid and Migos’ Streets On Lock 2.

Migos is back with Rich The Kid on a song called "Jumpin Like Jordan." It doesn't take long to figure out that the rappers are referring to the "trap house" in the title.