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Gromit | 20:59 Fri 15th Dec 2017 | Music
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What is it ?

Just heard it used on an advert/promo on tv.
I remember it from junior school, and like it.

Choir, young male voices. Something in English (I think) and then the earworm (per rup a pum pum) comes in.

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Their not Christmas tunes though, andy.
22:22 Fri 15th Dec 2017
Avatar Image Cloverjo
What are yours, Gromit?
22:22 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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I'd better not mention Northern soul :-/
22:26 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Especially if it was played in Sheffield ;-)
22:28 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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a song is for life, not just for Christmas, tonyav.
22:29 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Very true, jno. A bad one does last a life time.
22:30 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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I've got a bit lost now, what are we talking about?
22:34 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Hats...
22:35 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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LOL @ Shoota.
22:36 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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tonyav - // Their not Christmas tunes though, andy. //

Oh, OK.

I loathe all Christmas records due to forced listening in shops and on the radio for the last forty years and counting.
22:37 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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That's more like it.
22:38 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Righto, andy. I get the picture.
22:38 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Cloverjo,
// What’s yours Gromit? //

Pint of Jaipur IPA thaks.

Under constanr review...

1. My resistance is Low - Hoagy Carmichael
2. (White man) in Hammersmith Palais - The Clash
3. Lark Ascending - Vaughan Williams
4. Sally Maclennane - The Pogues
5. How soon is now - The Smiths
6. Beanfields - Penguin Cafe Orchestra
7. Mu mu Land - KLF (Not the Dolly vocal)
8. I put a spell on you - Sonique
9. Pachelbel’s Canon - Pachelbel
10. Return of the Dread- Dreadzone
22:44 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Gromit - Number 7 - if memory serves, it's the peerless Tammy Winette rather than the peerless Dolly Parton?
22:48 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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^ Just realised, no James, Killers, Vangelis, Jonathan Richman or Ella Fitzgerald or Louis Jordan on there, some of favourite artists.
22:49 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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5. How soon is now - The Smiths

That would be a contender for number one on my list.
22:51 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Andy, yes Tammy, not Dolly. (Another senior moment).

I prefer the version they sent to Tammy for her to learn the song, I think it is called the White Room version. Apparently Tammy was all out of time so they had to splice it word by word to make it fit. And then it was sh’t.
22:53 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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White Room version.
22:57 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Tonyav,

Arrrgh. It’s not that one. that is horrible.
23:02 Fri 15th Dec 2017
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Just looked at my CD version of MU Mu and the singerist is Maxine Harvey.
23:05 Fri 15th Dec 2017

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