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  • Skokiaan is a cheap home brew African laborers drink. Kind of like African moonshine. No wonder this is a happy song. Really brings back 1954. I made my first train ride then, from L.A. to Dayton Ohio, on the Anacin, Toledo and the Sana Flush. Some one was playing this song on the train and the whole Dome Car was rockin'. Superhartline

  • Skokiaan, stokian, stogie, Paul Schofield, Skokeegan, Okee from Muscogee

  • Now 1954 comes flooding back to me .........graham melb aus

  • You forgot to tell that "The Four Lads" was also the background of Frankie Laine, I think more than with Johnny Ray.

    The version of Louis Armstrong (no sing version) is also a very good one.

    Greats fromp Brussels

  • good

    

  • My mother's favorite, thanks for posting it!

  • LOL..they were good drunk by Skokiaan...( pineapple grog ???)

  • This happy tune is still vivid in my memory. Thanks for the upload.

  • If happiness were a song, this would be it. I would jump up and down (dance) to this song when I was 2yo. We need more songs like this, to make the world a happier place for everyone.

  • 1:15 sounds quite a bit like Frank Gorshin.

    What a great song, this is!

  • @Jyvonne frank gorshing the same riddler of Batman

  • is supper om dit weer te kunnen zien 10 plus

  • I have this on a 78 RPM record I bought in the early 50s...........

  • the song was written and originally performed by August Musarurwa and the African Dance Band of the Cold Storage Commission of Southern Rhodesia

  • no way?! you're like a walkin' talkin' wikipedia!! thanks a lot zvabdouche..

  • No problem kiddo. It's common knowledge to anyone familiar with Southern African music. Not just the guys at Wikipedia, lol ... knowledge is way older than Wikipedia kiddo.

  • Ralph Marterie had the bigger hit but The Four Lads also made the Top Ten bestsellig records with their version.

    The Bulawayo Band released their instrumental version on LONDON Records. I think it was the original version. It has a great sound. Unique!

  • this song is about africa, but it sounds like a polka

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