Saturday, April 07, 2007
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6 comments:
Nice to hear a new song with O'Connell.
This one is a good example of a "novelty" song, a bit humoristic but in regard of "double-entendre", ouch! So many songs like that then :-)
It IS better than the big words we hear today. Nothing inventive in that...
Thanks Kat
I played this a long time ago, and it is the most requested song. I've probably sent it out six or seven times. It does harken back to a far earlier time.
I believe it was a better time. I am no prude, but some double entendre leaves some mytery to things. To think Ruth Wallace records were once considered a behind-the-counter commodity.
I agree that's what is acceptable is a bit out of hand, and I am certainly no prude either. Some lyrics are just too offensive.
I love this song...I love the 50's and 60s when it was all about the double entendres
I just did a post on top male crooners. stop by and say hi sometime
www.rickrockhill.blogspot.com
Rick,
Thanks for sending me your way and thanks for giving me Matt Monro as I'd never heard him before this. I loved all your choices except I'm just not a Manilow fan. Frank would have had my vote for number 1 too.
My mother got me to love the crooners.
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