The House of Bamboo - Andy Williams - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Released in 1956, "The House of Bamboo" marked one of Andy Williams' early ventures into the mainstream pop scene. Written by William Crompton and Norman Murrells, the song is rooted in a jaunty, swing-influenced rhythm. Andy Williams's smooth, crooning vocals bring charm and sophistication to the track, which tells the story of a secret, stylish hideaway—the titular "House of Bamboo"—filled with intrigue, romance, and rhythmic energy. Backed by a brassy, upbeat arrangement, the song became a minor hit and helped establish Andy Williams as a versatile vocalist capable of tackling novelty tunes as well as more traditional ballads. While not his biggest chart success, "The House of Bamboo" remains a quirky and memorable entry in Andy Williams’s vast catalog, reflecting the playful, experimental spirit of 1950s pop. The track can be found on multiple Andy Williams albums, including 2002 tome The Essential Andy Williams.