Sing, Sing, Sing!
Ready to hear and see several performances of each song -- and maybe download the lyrics and chords? Well what are you waiting for? Find a song and click the image. The next thing you know you'll be listening and watching on YouTube. It's magic! And don't forget to check out the vintage videos on the playlist. It's more than half the fun! Way more...
Here's the latest. Click the image to listen... Scroll down for more.
Written in 1932 by Al Dubin and Harry Warren for the pre-code hit musical ‘42nd Street’, this playful yet scandalous song references the wearing of ‘panties’ and ‘scanties,’ sex on trains, babies, and getting a divorce in Reno ‘while he still has dough…’ Like I said, scandalous!
This song, along with the tap dance step, also called ‘Shuffle Off To Buffalo’, is often referenced in cartoons, TV shows, and movies - including a very creepy version sung by Bette Davis in the 1965 thriller ‘Dead Ringer’. Stick around to the end of the video if you want to check it out. You’ll be glad you did!
Added 11/30/24
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And that's just a few of 'em.....
Don't forget. Download links for lyrics and chords of each song can be found on the Stuff page and YouTube description, which also includes other tasty tidbits.
