The Banana Boat Song (Day-o)-yes
It is a reference to the lyrics in the Harry Belafonte hit "Day-O"(Banana Boat song)
The song was popularized by Harry Belafonte. It was somewhat controversial as it seemed to have too flippant a take on the nativity.
No. Eric Carmen did.
For his x-factor audition? He sang 'Isn't she lovely?' by Stevie Wonder :)
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The original, official name for The Banana Boat Song by Harry Belafonte is Day-O. There are indications it had no official title at first and began as a call-response by Jamaican banana workers.
the musical elements of the banana boat song ( by harry belafonte ) is call and responce.
Harry Belafonte, Jr. was a famous american singer and songwriter. His music style was Caribbean and his most well known song by Belafonte is "The Banana Boat Song." He was also a strong civil rights and humanitarian activist.
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Day O (Banana Boat Song) - Harry Belafonte
The iconic song from the movie "Beetlejuice" is "Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)" by Harry Belafonte. This song features prominently in a memorable scene where the characters sing and dance in the haunted house. Its catchy rhythm and playful lyrics contribute to the film's darkly comedic tone.
The song you are referring to is Harry Belafonte's "The Banana Boat Song (Day-o)." For the lyrics, see the Related Links. And if you're in the mood for 6 minutes of delightful entertainment -- Harry Belafonte performing this song on "The Muppet Show" -- also see the Related Links.
Harry Belafonte
It is a reference to the lyrics in the Harry Belafonte hit "Day-O"(Banana Boat song)
The "Banana Boat Song" performed on Saturday Night Live in a skit about the Kennedys was sung by Harry Belafonte. This memorable performance took place in a sketch that humorously depicted the Kennedy family dynamics. Belafonte's rendition added a lively and iconic touch to the satire.
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The Answer can be found in the history of Trinidad where the banana boat song was a traditional Jamaican song. They loved The Belafonte version and won't argue about copyrights. They just love music in that style