Louis Prima - The Wildest - ICESTORM Entertainment

"The Movie is a beautiful thing. No documentary, about any musicians, will make you so glad to be alive." - San Francisco Examiner

Before Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tom Jones, Tony Bennett or Engelbert Humperdinck ever played the stage of vegas, there was Louis Prima. One of America's most hypnotic and original performers, Prima's career spanned several decades and turned out hits like "That Old Back Magic", "Sing, Sing, Sing", "Just A Gigolo", "I Ain't Got Nobody", and "Jump, Jive an' Wail." In Disney's animated classic The Jungle Book, Prima created the "hep" voice of King Louie the orangutan, which still stands as one of the studio's most beloved characters.

This film profiles the magnetic Louis Prima in a nostalgic historical journey through the music scenes of a racy New Orleans, the swinging jazz culture of uptown New York and Las Vegas's "formative" years. As a solo act or with his wife, acclaimed singer Keely Smith, Louis Prima was and will forever be "the wildest" man in show business!

Winner of the Audience Award for Best Documentary at the 1999 Hamptons International Film Festival

Special-Features:
-Never-Before-Released Interviews
-Full-Length Performance Video of "Basin Street Blues", "Oh Babe!"
and "Waitin' on the Robert E. Lee"
-Bouns Songs (Audio Only): "Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing)",
"Robin Hood" and "Please No Squeeza Da Banana"