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  • ..."some like a bop type refrain" was a 1950s re-write, as the original sophisticated 1930s line "some get a kick from cocaine" line was seen as too risque for the more uptight 50's!

  • "I am suspicious of 'cocaine.' Lyric written by Porter was, "Some like a bob type refrain." I first heard Ethel Merman in the 70s use the cocaine lyric. I guess bands added it as I do not think Porter wrote but he may have as he wrote many choruses to his songs. "Your the top" has a million different choruses.

  • Love this version of the CP classic

  • i cant believe he said cocane!

    

  • @Defiant2379 I CAN believe he said "cocaine." When this song was recorded in the early 20th century, cocaine was cool in the high-class society.

  • @Defiant2379 Really? I can. Shows how much we view history through rose-tinted glass.

  • SMASHING!

    I just love it...

    What a Fabulous Orchestra....

    Thank you and thank you Smoochy for sharing....

    A million STARS...Fav. to my Sophisticated British PL.....

  • I get a kick out of these wonderful tunes! I don't have to crank up the victrola to listen to them now! Many thanks!

  • Just wonderful !!

  • Nice recording Rich.

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