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I have a better chance of getting this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc-jxjgF0ko

This is from the same "Swing it!" material.

OK this isn't really a song. It's a loop created by a piece of technology called an optigan. Here is a discussion of the loop. Apparently this device could make one organ sound like a big band. I'm bummed. I really liked that loop.

Anyone know what is the song in the background of this comercial?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq4WWnmZaBA

turin wrote:while we're at it,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3ZOXSWhbz0

Thanks!

Is it just me or is the video quality on this one really good!

A hundred and forty six dallars! I found the song on emusic. That taste a lot better than a buck forty six. There's no cool ghetto way to say $146.

I actually have Rigamarole from the Ben Webster Proper Box Set.

Thanks for all the responses. Man, the Ink Spots make me nervous. They are somewhere suspended between greatness and corn dog.

I guess no takers.

I've been playing fallout 3 and whenever I'm in range I tune it to Galaxy Radio. There is one song that they play that I like a lot. It is Boogie Man By Sid Phillips. Problem is that I can't find it in the U.S. Is it available in Europe?

Eyeball wrote:

Albert System wrote:I like her shoes.

I like her forward pelvic thrust. It puts the zing into Swing.

You mean shwing.

Red socks.

The male representative from California is sporting an early version of the Jerry Curl.

They have no frame and is she leading him or is he leading her? Maybe the problem is that they're dancing to 50's music.

See, that's what I hate about my napkin filing system. Things get messed up. Thanks I'll check this out.

So I'm always listening to radio shows (internet and terrestrial) and I hear songs, I write down the name of the song and the artist on a post-it or napkin or corner of the electric bill what have. I then go back months later and try to find this music. Here is one: Bug Them Dice - Fats Waller I've ...

Matthew wrote:

trev wrote:I just picked up Boots & His Buddies.

Check out "The Raggle Taggle," from that CD.

I searched for "Raggle Taggle" in the US emusic and I got Celtic music.