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Ok, very good, can I know what do you think about my music? ua-cam.com/video/UlcPqVYL_fk/v-deo.htmlsi=lwOBLuK2q00oguOn

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❤Helen O'Connell!

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One of the greatest boogies in history I think!

Obviously, what must have been happening behind the scenes of this clip was filled with prejudice and hate, but it's wonderful to see these people having fun.

wow, first time I heard the word "GROOVY" in any manner before the 60's. I thought groovy was a hippie thing

My first arranging lesson, actually, my first awareness that a piece of music could be "arranged," that you could do things to it, occurred in 1966: My father, to broaden my listening from just the Animals and Paul Revere and the Raiders, bought me a compilation called "The Swing Years." This was on it. Six months later Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass had one of their last hits with a blues shuffle version of this tune. A lightbulb went off over my head. I have never recovered. @heysonjason If you have a link to something, send it to me, I'd be interested to see it. @VA24541 Actually, as I understand it, during, not after. Whenever he made a western for the "race" audience, he changed his last name to "Jeffrey," to avoid confusion with his singing career. He was promoted as a sort of black Gene Autry, and I believe he is the only American of African descent to be inducted into the Cowboy Hall of Fame. @baalbuster No offense, but you've got to clean out your ears. The harmonic sophistication of this tune, especially at the time it was a hit, is breathtaking.

My sixth grade English teacher would make us listen to this...

this is great. Almost as good as Doris Day's "Dig It"

Loved it

You are right. In theyr own way!