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Thank you for sharing...

You are welcome, friend! It looks like fun and it is interesting to see teen life 1959 from Italy vs the same from the US, movie-wise. It's more "french", than "italian". Hmmmmmmmmmmm....it says the film is French and dubbed into Italian? Does that seem so? The cast is french. I...

I'm italian, so I'm able to understand the dialogue...
A commedy with a very young Alain Delon...


I had never seen this movie... thank you for this post!

djluc wrote:The second is Will Bradley, Bugles in the Sky.

I was the DJ of this event, then thank you for your comment

No, thank YOU!

The first one should be "You Don't Know How Much You Can Suffer", Tommy Dorsey version, voice by Edythe Wright... I think....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZmPy28K3mg

I'm truly interested in the second one... nice song!

chasing shadows ... sounds like Georgia Washboard Stompers version... maybe...

omsuperhoops wrote:lol i think i read somewhere that sex bomb should never be played anywhere ever...

I didn't know that. By the way, I don't like very much any kind of cover... I only suggested this song because it's a cover, as you asked...

There's a swing version of "Sex Bomb", from Mousse T. feat. Tom Jones...

Gotcha! Just bought it at amazon.it!
Thank you, 'cause i didn't knew this great masterpiece!

It should be "Sixteen Tons", Lipbone Redding, from CD "Hop The Fence".

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QM ... x_dmusic_t

The 2nd is "Blue Lou", unknown (to me) version.

The 6th is "Undecided". Again, unknown version.

I hope this help...

I think it's Will Bradley's version...

http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/mus ... 0-1941.htm

Gorni Kramer I'm italian, and I can tell you that Gorni Kramer (Francesco Kramer Gorni) was an italian big band director, and author. He was very famous, in Italy, and he, with Natalino Otto, introduced the swing music in Italy before WWII, despite fascist law against this kind of music, under the ...

You can also search for "Natalino Otto".

Hi everybody!
I'm new... from Italy.

I like the Jimmy Noone's instrumental version of "Delta Bound".

Thank for every new song you helped me to discover with this wonderful tread.