Here comes another classic Jazz standard, that was composed in 1918. I recorded this version about a year ago. The song was very popular especially as a Swing standard. The characteristics of the song: A simple melody and lyrics, that are completely senseless and without meaning. Alec Wilder writes about the song in American Popular Songs:

“... It fascinates me that such a trifling tune could have settled into the public consciousness as Ja-Da has. Of course it's bone simple, and the lyric says almost nothing, except perhaps the explanation of its success lies in the lyric itself. "That's a funny little bit of melody—it's soothing and appealing to me." It's cute, it's innocent, and it's "soothing." And, wonderfully enough, the only other statement the lyric makes is "Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Jing, Jing, Jing.”

PS As I mentioned earlier, I have some health problems at the moment. It turned out, that I have “water” in my lungs after some kind of infection. Can take a couple of months until I am back to my usual strenght.