Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Here's one you don't hear every day! 'Schultz Is Back Again' from 1926, played by the Singapore Slingers. This was a rehearsal for our Oktoberfest show back in 2018. The stock arrangement is a good one, written by Frank E. Berry. Since it's a rehearsal there's no microphone, but here's the words:
Schultz is back again, with his zing tada ra ra zing tada ra ra boom boom boom! He sounds so sweet and “shoen”, with his zing tada ra ra zing tada ra ra boom boom boom. They throw him nickels just to treat him kind – potatoes, onions, anything they find. But Schultz is back again, with his zing tada ra ra zing tada ra ra boom boom boom!
Try and see how many quotes you can hear in this arrangement.
Video by Irwin Arnstein. For more information visit MattTolentino.com
'Schultz' is in the public domain. This posting conforms to the Unites States Code: Article 107., Chapter 1., Title 17., "Fair Use" which supersedes any copyright policy. The material herein is of a strictly non-commercial intent, and is presented for the sole purpose of nonprofit education, research and comment. In no way does it violate any copyright claims.
Here's one you don't hear every day! 'Schultz Is Back Again' from 1926, played by the Singapore Slingers. This was a rehearsal for our Oktoberfest show back in 2018. The stock arrangement is a good one, written by Frank E. Berry. Since it's a rehearsal there's no microphone, but here's the words:
Schultz is back again, with his zing tada ra ra zing tada ra ra boom boom boom! He sounds so sweet and “shoen”, with his zing tada ra ra zing tada ra ra boom boom boom. They throw him nickels just to treat him kind – potatoes, onions, anything they find. But Schultz is back again, with his zing tada ra ra zing tada ra ra boom boom boom!
Try and see how many quotes you can hear in this arrangement.
Video by Irwin Arnstein. For more information visit MattTolentino.com
'Schultz' is in the public domain. This posting conforms to the Unites States Code: Article 107., Chapter 1., Title 17., "Fair Use" which supersedes any copyright policy. The material herein is of a strictly non-commercial intent, and is presented for the sole purpose of nonprofit education, research and comment. In no way does it violate any copyright claims.
