Stormy Weather (1943) - (Movie Clip) That Ain't Right

Stormy Weather (1943) -- (Movie Clip) Linda Brown

First World War Vet "Bill" (Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson) on a riverboat headed for Memphis joins an outfit billed as "The Tramp Band" in the tune Linda Brown, credited to Alvis Cowens, about the only proper solo Robinson gets, in 20oth Century-Fox's Stormy Weather, 1943.

Stormy Weather (1943) -- (Movie Clip) No Two Ways About Love

Bill Robinson and Dooley Wilson as soldiers home from World War One, celebrating in a New York club, the first song from Lena Horne as "Selina," a James P. Johnson composition, lyric by Ted Koehler, early in 20th Century-Fox's Stormy Weather, 1943.

Stormy Weather (1943) -- (Movie Clip) Jumpin' Jive

The tune is called "Jumpin' Jive," Cab Calloway wrapping it up with his band as the Nicholas Brothers (Fayard and littler Harold) let loose, part of the big closing number in 20th Century-Fox's all-black musical Stormy Weather, 1943.