HERE ARE THE LYRICS: <br /><br />You'll hear me calling yoo-hoo 'neath <br />your window some sweet day. <br />You'll hear me calling yoo-hoo, <br />and you'll know I'm home to stay. <br /><br />When I hear your cheery answer, it will <br />make my dreams come true because <br />I know that yoo-hoo means "I love you." <br /><br />"Yoo-Hoo" was popular in 1921 and then forgotten. Al Jolson made a recording of it. <br /><br />Hackel-Bergè Orchestra <br /><br />Victor 18802 <br /><br />1921 <br /><br />Vocalist is Irving Kaufman <br /><br />This dance band enjoyed its greatest success in the early 1920s. It did not play hot jazz--the ensemble was more likely to record a waltz than a fox-trot. <br /><br />It was led by violinist Alexander Hackel and cellist William E. Bergè. <br /><br />Pianist is Jack Glogau. <br /><br />The band recorded for Victor between 1921 and 1922, but also worked with smaller labels such as Perfect and Federal between 1922 and 1923. <br /><br />The Federal releases were reissued on Silvertone.
