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Still sounds as good as it did in the 50's. Love it.
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I agree.---and once you get to the punchline, all of the 'naughty' stuff takes on new meaning. Classic work of genius!
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there's a speck of this song that fits my mother, and i should know
wonder if this song inspired whoever named thestreetthatigrewupon "Shady Lane", a tinylittle street paved ten years before i was born.
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loving this
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awesome song
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released on the eve of the rock & roll movement, I love this song. Only wish I was old enough to remember it when it was new. With the uptempo songs from these guys and Perry Como was coming out with, its no wonder that rock & roll was about to give birth. These guys simply helped usher it in. (last I heard 3 of the Ames' were still alive)
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@Juliaflo Happy Thanksgiving to you also, keep listening to the great songs !
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@Rustina61 I second that. I heard this version back in 1954. (Don't figure out my age, LOLOLOLOLOLOL, but have a Happy Thanksgiving).
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This song was on Dancing With The Stars. Whoever the singer was, he did not do justice to it. He was very out of tune. Nothing like the Ames Brothers !
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This is a delightful vintage song. The real "cute" part is the punchline at the end.
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...Wow. This song, along with "You, You, You" were my favorite of 1954. Puts a lump in my throat.
Outstanding song and excellent harmony.
VealParmigiana 2 years ago 10
I have really enjoyed reading all your great comments today, please keep them coming!
ILoveJenni47 2 years ago
Grew up with Dean's. Much prefer this.
sleeplessonthehill 2 years ago 3
I haven't heard his, but I grew up with this one since an oldies station I heard as a child played it constantly!
ILoveJenni47 2 years ago