Bookworm on Apr 28 2008 at 2:09 pm | Filed under: Uncategorized
I got this wonderful Mama Cass song stuck in my head after hearing it on the radio Saturday. Perhaps if I pass it to your brain, it will leave mine. It’s a great song, but there’s only so much musical perseveration one can take:
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Also sung by Ella and Louis. Give credit to Mama Cass for having an eclectic taste, for realizing that music existed before Bill Haley and Elvis, in addition to having a good voice. (BTW, Bill Haley was a Western Swing yodeler before he was a rocker. An artist cousin, long resident in the moonbat left, is much less sectarian in her music than in her politics. When I mentioned that factoid about Bill Haley, she replied that she had also known that.)