Here we have an interesting reggae take on a very Latin song that was originally a hit for Xavier Cugat in 1940 and that has been covered by just about everyone since then. The composer of the song was Mexican and your post was two days before Cinco de Mayo, so you are brilliant in multiple ways.
Major tune, Mr H, where did you dig that up from?
ReplyDeleteIt's glorious isn't it? Shout out to Ms Ally for setting me off on the Phyllis trail a good few years back.
ReplyDeleteI must post the Glenn Miller version sometime!
ReplyDeletedamn straight mister -huuuuuuge innit
ReplyDeletethink you can still pick it up at soul jazz for 3 squids
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Right. Must get my lardy arse in there then, ta x
ReplyDeleteHere we have an interesting reggae take on a very Latin song that was originally a hit for Xavier Cugat in 1940 and that has been covered by just about everyone since then. The composer of the song was Mexican and your post was two days before Cinco de Mayo, so you are brilliant in multiple ways.
ReplyDeleteEntirely by accident.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's a bolero, you know.
It is subliminal rather than inadvertent, I think.
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