Time For A Waltz----As Only Whoopee John Can Play It

From about 1932 or 1933, here's an early recording by "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his Concertina Orchestra, entitled "Tyrolian."  It's actually "The Isabella Waltz."

Time For A Lullaby, Boys And Girls

From Decca Records in 1953, we present "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra with "Banjo Lullaby."

Vocal chorus by the "Whoopee" John Trio.

Then Why The Hell Did You Get Married In The First Place?

From Decca Records in 1957, we present "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra with "I Wish I Was Single Again."

Vocal by the Ensemble.

Enjoy!

Time For A Song From "Whoopee" John!

Here's a 1956 Decca recording of "It Took Me All Night To Get Home Last Night," with "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra.

Whoopee's son Patrick handles the vocal.

Here's Another One From 'Whoopee' And The Boys

Here's a 1958 Decca recording of the "West Wind Polka" by "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra.

Enjoy!

Time For Music From Whoopee John!

From Decca Records in 1957, we present "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra with the "Clariechen Laendler."

Enjoy!

Time For Music From Whoopee John!

From 1957, here's music by "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra, "St. Paul Waltz."

Another Visit From Whoopee John

Time for a 1955 recording of "Anglers Waltz" by "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and His Orchestra!

More Music From "Whoopee" John And The Gang

From 1953, here's music by "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his Orchestra, "Milwaukee Waltz."

Vocal by Whoopee's son Patrick.

Let's Go Under The Bridge With Whoopee John And The Boys!

From 1953, here's "Whoopee" John Wilfart and his orchestra with "Under The Bridge," which is a polka.

Time For A Waltz!

From 1953, here's music by "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra, "The Vagabond Waltz," with vocal by the "Whoopee" John Trio.

Enjoy!

Time For A Polka

Time for a 1955 Decca Records recording of "Poopsie Polka" by "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra.  Vocal chorus by Roy Boyle and John W. Schultz.

Time For Music From Whoopee John

Here's a 1957 recording from Whoopee John Wilfahrt and his orchestra, "I Wish I Was Single Again."

Enjoy!

Time For Another Waltz

From 1953, here's Whoopee John Wilfahrt and his orchestra with "Banjo Lullaby."  The Whoopee John Trio will handle the vocal here.

More Fun With Whoopee John

Here's a 1957 Decca Records release of the "St. Paul Waltz" by Whoopee John Wilfahrt and his orchestra.

Doesn't The Brain Have A Polka Of His Own?

Here's a 1957 Decca Records release of "Pinky's Polka," performed by Whoopee John Wilfahrt and his orchestra.

Enjoy!

More Whoopee John

Here's a 1953 release of "Vagabond Waltz," with Whoopee John Wilfahrt and his orchestra.

Enjoy!

Hey, You! Watch Where You Drop Them Teardrops!!

From 1956, here are Whoopee John Wilfahrt and his orchestra with "Don't Drop Those Tears In My Beer."  Whoopee's son Patrick handles the vocal here.

Time To Rock and Roll..........The Whoopee John Way

From 1957, here's "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra with "Rock and Roll To The Round and Round Beat."  Whoopee's son Patrick handles the vocal here.


Have a rockin' good time!

Whoopee!

Time for a 1953 Decca Records recording by "Whoopee" John Wilfahrt and his orchestra, "Elsie Schultz-En-Heim."  Whoopee's son Patrick does the vocal here.

Enjoy!  You'll get a real kick out of it!