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Now this is real music. From the 1930s. 23:05 - Oct 5 with 3235 views

I remember this as a very popular song on the radio from my early childhood This is the original artist, but it was covered by dozens of musicians for years.

[Don't try to keep your feet from tapping or you'll throw out your knees.]

p.s. the original title was "Flat Foot Floozie," later changed to "Flat Foot Floogie" to get past the unofficial radio censors.

	I don't care. I'm old. I don't have to.
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Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 23:20 - Oct 5 with 3220 views

Garyjack

It's a yes from me Dav!

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 09:32 - Oct 6 with 3156 views

whoflungdung

deep joy

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Lohengrin

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 09:32 - Oct 6 by whoflungdung
deep joy

Deeper...

An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 13:14 - Oct 6 with 3096 views

whoflungdung

I can just smell that Moonshine

From the Redwood forests...

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Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 14:29 - Oct 6 with 3069 views

WarwickHunt

The original hipster who had his own Vouteroonie language.

This is straight from the fridge, daddy-o...what a talent.

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 14:53 - Oct 6 with 3057 views

Lohengrin

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 14:29 - Oct 6 by WarwickHunt
The original hipster who had his own Vouteroonie language. This is straight from the fridge, daddy-o...what a talent.

Look at the size on those hands!!!

An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 15:07 - Oct 6 with 3054 views

whoflungdung

Now Im not a guy easily impressed but ,as regards warwick, that is some film .

Truly beautiful but it makes you feel for kids today and the utter dross masquerading as Musicians or Talent.

For once, a straight piece of posting so I am hoping my grammar is correct and syntax as it should be .

Warwick 's Correspondence Courses are not cheap and I'm a pensioner anyway

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Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 17:00 - Oct 6 with 3031 views

Davillin

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 15:07 - Oct 6 by whoflungdung
Now Im not a guy easily impressed but ,as regards warwick, that is some film . Truly beautiful but it makes you feel for kids today and the utter dross masquerading as Musicians or Talent. For once, a straight piece of posting so I am hoping my grammar is correct and syntax as it should be . Warwick 's Correspondence Courses are not cheap and I'm a pensioner anyway

How true!

This is when and why I love PlanetSwans -- when it's music time and I learn more from my poster-instructors than I did in any other part of my education.

Thanks!

Here's my contribution. The special jazz "language"/"non-language" was called "scat." Still is, I'm certain'. I now that Tony Bennett still throws it in from time to time.

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Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 17:08 - Oct 6 with 3026 views

Lohengrin

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 17:00 - Oct 6 by Davillin
How true! This is when and why I love PlanetSwans -- when it's music time and I learn more from my poster-instructors than I did in any other part of my education. Thanks! Here's my contribution. The special jazz "language"/"non-language" was called "scat." Still is, I'm certain'. I now that Tony Bennett still throws it in from time to time.

The very fellow....

An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 17:16 - Oct 6 with 3026 views

WarwickHunt

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 17:00 - Oct 6 by Davillin
How true! This is when and why I love PlanetSwans -- when it's music time and I learn more from my poster-instructors than I did in any other part of my education. Thanks! Here's my contribution. The special jazz "language"/"non-language" was called "scat." Still is, I'm certain'. I now that Tony Bennett still throws it in from time to time.

Slim was also known as McVouty.

He actually published a dictionary of his "Vout-O-Reenee". Scat was just making up noises as you went along...improvising.

https://fromtheothersideofthemirror.com/2009/04/09/the-original-hipster-dictiona

Think of him as a jazz Professor Stanley Unwin. Deep joy, oh yes.

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 17:59 - Oct 6 with 3005 views

Davillin

Now this is real music. From the 1930s. on 17:16 - Oct 6 by WarwickHunt
Slim was also known as McVouty. He actually published a dictionary of his "Vout-O-Reenee". Scat was just making up noises as you went along...improvising. https://fromtheothersideofthemirror.com/2009/04/09/the-original-hipster-dictiona Think of him as a jazz Professor Stanley Unwin. Deep joy, oh yes.

Thanks. That's why I descried scat as "language"/"non-language."

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