Luyện nghe bài hát The Joint Is Really Jumpin' at Carnegie Hall

Perhaps it was something hit me, perhaps it was something I ate,
But out of the blue I dreamed I met you and you to me, "Hi, ya Gate!"
have heard you play Chopin, the critics applaud and approve,
But more would simply adore to hear you get in the groove.

You won't it, you'll think it's a dream
To hear them riffing it, on the beam,
But you hear trumpets give out a call, you'll know
The Joint Is Really down at Carnegie Hall

of Strauss they play Irving Berlin,
Instead of Brahms "Begin the Begin"
Those classic are due for a fall since
The Joint Is Really Jumpin' down at Carnegie

playing
Ta-tlee-a-ti, Ta-tlee-a-ti, Shostakovich,
Ta-tlee-a-ti, Ta-tlee-a-ti, and Bach,
Ta-tlee-a-ti, Ta-tlee-a-ti, and they don't which,
'Cause anything can happen when start to rock.

The was so dignified
But now they're and starting to ride,
Handel and Haydn are the wall
'cause The Joint Is Jumpin' down in Carnegie Hall.

They-hey swing ev'rything with a ding
And when the Maestro gives them a beat, a
Reet Beat that starts 'em to toot a
Root Toot a bit of alright,
and even Jose Iturbi getting hep, he's hep, hep.
Boy!

Tschai-Tschai-Tschai-kovsky would be hurt
to 'em jivin' his Piano Concert,
Beethoven's lucky, he can't at all
because the Joint Is Really Jumpin' at Carnegie Hall.