Two are out of the loop
“Clinging to a Saving Hand” The Looper “Trio” Just enjoy this and wonder.
(43 votes, average: 3.79 out of 5)
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Eh, it could be better
“The Happy People” Danny Rubenstein and his Orchestra
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His wife left because he never put the toilet seat down
Chistes Verdes…al Rojo Vivo El Tadeo
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Red hot
Daniel Santos “!Candela! Fuentes Records This one is just gorgeous!
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Hey, hey we’re the Mahnke’s
“Jesus Loves Me” The little guy is the lead singer and leader of the band.
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Boppin’ in Paris
The Dizzy Gillespie Sextet “Jazz Time Paris” French Vogue Records (1952) NAT PECK – WADE LEGGE – ARNOLD ROSS – LOU HACKNEY – JOE BENJAMIN – AL JONES – BILL CLARK – JOE CARROLL – BILL GRAHAM
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The space race
Another sweet one by Lille Gerhard from Lp cover lover contributor, Ulf Gustafsson. Karusell Records Sweden.
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Super boy
You gotta hear these! Christopher Hart sings “Gipsy Man” with the St. Julian’s School Choir under the “leadership” of Maestro Cesar Batalha. RT Records (1981) Art: Maria Lucia / Photography: Lourenco (Portugal) Thanks to lp cover lover, Paolo Martins for writing “Christopher Hart rocks all you teens out of your closet with his fabulous double 45.”
Gipsy Man: Every kid dreams of freedom outdoors.
“I’m am the gayest Gipsy man that rides inside a caravan”
The “B” side: “Super Boy”
Super Boy: A song about British superpowers.
“I’m always so supreme when I have my daydream”
Paolo adds: Maestro César Batalha composed a lot of children music. He’s responsible for the theme of the band Onda Choc in the 90’s and several others. Onda Choc was a pre-teen cover band. Gipsy Man was also sung in Portuguese and its melody spread everywhere where emigrants with children went. A French friend of mine recalls the song in Portuguese as Little Gipsy Woman, not Man. I’m not sure where Christopher Hart came in, but he’s British and probably sang in St Julians School Choir. Maybe there was some effort to internationalize Maestro Cesar’s themes by bringing in some foreign singers.
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