Doc Average
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I forgot one!
Diga Diga Doo, by Duke Ellington.
Diga Diga Doo, by Duke Ellington.
Doc Average said:I forgot one!
Diga Diga Doo, by Duke Ellington.
bunnyb.gal said:BTW, I loved the Artie Shaw version so much I chose it to do my last Quickstep medals test to it...So, what the heck does Diga Diga Doo mean (the A.S. version is instrumental)??? Was I dancing to something filthy and unmentionable? lol
GAHdhermann1 said:And there was an old blues ballad about a guy whose girlfriend was named Kay. She left him. So he keeps saying "If you see (errr. . . her name), please send her home."
So naughty.
Doc Average said:"When you love it's natural to:
diga-diga-doo diga-doo-doo
diga-diga-doo diga-doo!"
"How can there be a Virgin Isle with diga-diga-doo diga-doo-doo!" etc.
Fnar fnar!
Mystery lyric time again. I heard it off Jack Hylton's record and thought it was:vitanola said:Loving there is just the most, don't palaver in the Post.
dhermann1 said:And there was an old blues ballad about a guy whose girlfriend was named Kay. She left him. So he keeps saying "If you see (errr. . . her name), please send her home."
So naughty.
Doc Average said:"When you love it's natural to:
diga-diga-doo diga-doo-doo
diga-diga-doo diga-doo!"
"How can there be a Virgin Isle with diga-diga-doo diga-doo-doo!" etc.
Fnar fnar!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm-Pbq1QgbQJust give me one more sniff of, another sniff of that dope
Just give me one more sniff of, another sniff of that dope
I'll catch a cow like a cowboy, and throw a bull without a rope
Blackjack said:What a subject...haha, ok well ya'll will probably like these collections then...
Ride daddy Ride-Vintage songs about sex
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938631&pf_rd_i=507846
and the companion piece
Junkers Jivers & Coke Fiends- Vintage songs about drugs...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938631&pf_rd_i=507846
Shangas said:In later years, the cocaine reference was cut from the song to the version we know it as today. Nevertheless. Early recordings of the song from the 20s and 30s still have the cocaine reference in it.
Fletch said:Mystery lyric time again. I heard it off Jack Hylton's record and thought it was:
Talking there is not the mode
They palaver in a code