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AFRIKAN TOWNSHIP JIVE

ma poupée ,tiny young

Used to have this 45. What was on the other side?

Not sure exactly where I'd classify it, but probably not Prog Rock. I haven't seen a 45 center spacer with that three-pronged design before.

Thank you! Love it

I hope you post the B side listed on there

I have only ever heard this by Thunderclap Newman before.

I listened to this whole song waiting for the comedy. I guess the joke is on me.

This is excellent

Very good Cover Song! 👍😎🎸

Had vague memory of this. Glad it has a happy ending!

Essa vale um prêmio

Tú és bom cara

I picture a happy anime fox galavanting through a sassy meadow.

Ce groupe est génial ! Super son français et très bruyant.

Great highlife. Ghana and Nigeria had great chemistry when it comes to highlife music back in the days.

Holiday in majorcia 1984 boomed out of every bar and cafe drove me insane by the end of the fortnight.

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Wonderful, where could I find a disc of this and what machines can play it? Sorry for my inquiries

Nice vintage equip.!

This sounds so much like Van Morrison's Moondance.

Grazie per rendere disponibili questi bellissimi brani.

Like the man say: It's got a good beat and you can dance to it.

I love having a Frankie Vaughan even though mines been decommissioned 😢❤

I’ve been looking for this for 60 years.I love it

I ran this title through the translator and it comes out 'Mama (She) Will Forgive Me.' Based on the sound and the time period, I think this is a girl about to have a fling with a man her mother wouldn't approve of. It almost sounds like Classic Country.

It's well-known that this song was composed by Hawaii's Queen Lili'oukalani (1878), but she's not credited on the label. How long does it take for a song to be credited to 'traditional?'

Pretty, relaxing cafe tune, with the elevator-style piano accompaniment.

Can't see the stylus on this record

Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini - Rachmaninoff

why are there two santas...(anyways I find th3 mucis so cool)

This was written by Teddie Palmer (singer) and Bob Wilson (Keyboards) as an entry for the Eurovision Song contest!

Two bananas in love?!? Oh my... but this is an old one after all

Why does the bandleader's name make me feel uncomfortable? Don't answer that.

Frankie, baby..Paulie saw ya' with his main squeeze, Delores..Paulie, ya'kno' wha' tha' means..ya' ain't dancin' no mo'..enjoy them crutches..hehe

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Polka really is happy music, but it should require a tuba, by law.

Tubas don't have to just cover the bass part; in ensembles like this, they can add their deep richness to a horn line that other instruments - like bass trombone or bari sax - can't reproduce. And the fact that I played tuba is absolutely coincidental to my views on the subject.

I love this tune in billions of ways and it is awesome.

The Floyd-Cramer-Style piano is an interesting touch.

like a schmalzy AOR slapp happy ahaha

Neferterria

That's an unusual sound, for a Canadian orchestra.

Yeah, it has a vocal distortion from the 20’s or 30’s reminiscent to a song 🎵 that came out in 1967. Winchester Cathedral in that song 🎶 one part of it had a distorted voice. Singers and songwriters do what they have to do so a song 🎶 won’t sound soo plain. It’s a great song and…Thanks for sharing it.

Great 👍 indeed…Porque es muy buena Rola!!!

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Sounds like every 70s/80s TV movie score.

I'm sure I've heard the melody before, but not necessarily the laughter with it. I suppose my dim memory is of the original 'Happy Blues' by Gene Ammons, but I can't imagine where or when I could have heard it. I wonder if the melody was ever sampled for a TV commercial or possibly played in a movie.

The vocal distortion is a real throwback to the 1920s and 1930s, including the Hawaiian guitar licks. Google found a 1968 release by Brighton Beach Band, but there was no audio or lyrics that I could find.