Boogie Woogie Biomed Gal of Company B
Take B leans into crisp acoustic rhythm and punchy brass hits to deliver an authentic 1940s wartime swing groove.
The stories behind Boogie Woogie Biomed Gal of Company B
- Brass Riffs and Swing Timing on Company B — Take B leans into crisp acoustic rhythm and punchy brass hits to deliver an authentic 1940s wartime swing groove.
- Field Hospital Maintenance and the Spirit of Company B — A lively 1940s swing homage salutes the military technicians who keep tactical surgical units running under pressure.
Lyrics
He was a famous field surgeon from over the sea
He had an apparatus that was on the fritz, you see
So who'd they call to make the needles purr?
A boogie -woogie girl
Yeah, sir!
down in the field base near the runway line she kept the hospital gadgets ticking
mighty fine with a screwdriver twirling on her dancing fingertips
A red lipstick smile on her patriotic lips
When the mobile x -ray machine threw a spark
She rolled in her toolbox right before the dark
She tapped her dancin' heels upon the wooden slats
And fixed up the tubes in ten seconds flat
She's the Biomed Gal
Award Company B The coolest little craftsman in the whole army
A -toot, a -toot, a -toot, diddly -toot
She blows the trouble right out of the soup
Blaring big brass, piano rolling loud
Making Uncle Sam so doggone proud
The boogie -woogie -ba -ba -bat
Bound that Galliford Company beat
The general came a -marchin' with his medals on his chest
Inspected all the wards at the colonel's behest
Found every single battery was charged up to the crown
Not a single broken instrument in the whole camp town
He gave her a salute and shouted, hip hip hooray
Boogie woogie girl just carried the day
Ba ba doodle da, tick tock, the meter
Tick, click, could be sweeter
Ba ba doodle da, tick tock, the meter
Click, clack, the breaker
Nothin' could be, be sweeter
She's the Biome Gal
Award Company B The coolest little craftsman in the whole army
A -toot -a -toot, a -toot -a -toot, a -toot -a -lee -toot.
She blows the trouble right out of the suit.
Blaring big frets, piano rolling loud, making
Uncle Sam so doggone proud.
The boogie -woogie Company
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