Name That Tune

[Prairie Dog]

Long after stars close their sleepy eyes,
and the glow from a full moon dies,
My heart will still be full of love

I got it, TailendCharlie.

Your tune reached #19 in 1942, "Full Moon" by The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra

Full moon, when love is in flower,
You're bursting with pride filled with power;
Full moon, when kisses are tender,
Don't think it's because of your splendor,
Full moon, I know what romance is,
Enough of your sly, knowing glances;
"Long after stars close their sleepy eyes,
and the glow from a full moon dies,
My heart will still be full of love."

 

[TailendCharlie]

Sorry about that!

Charlie, Give us a clue.

This song made the top 40 in 1942,and was recorded by one of the Dorsey boys.:eusa_doh:

 

[TailendCharlie]

A little late on the clue

You are correct partner,Hey P-dog you ever make it down to Ojio Caliente?
Good work,you're up next.:eusa_clap

 

[TailendCharlie]

1946 academy nomminated song

For P- dog and any one else
Back in Ohio where I come from
I've done a lot of dreamin' and I've travelled some
But I never thought I'd see the day
When I ever took a ride on the Santa Fe
(wanna take a ride on the Santa Fe)

 

[Prairie Dog]

You are correct partner,Hey P-dog you ever make it down to Ojio Caliente?
Good work,you're up next.:eusa_clap

OK, ladies and genlemen, name this tune-
"Have you got any dragons
That you want to have killed, baby?
I'll get into my seven league boots
I'll get into my bulletproof suits
I'll get out my revolver that shoots
And rat-a-tat-tat-tat-at
Down they'll go"


Ya mean "Ojo Caliente", don't ya. The mineral springs are awesome. It's just a super place for family time. We always go hiking, biking, fly-fishing and horseback riding there.

 

[TailendCharlie]

Have you got any castles baby;Bobby Darren,
Ojo of course,is Gordos on the hi-way still there?

 

[HadleyH]

This is a beautiful popular song that lovers of the 20s and 30s will recognise easily -


" I could be a king dear, uncrowned
Humble or poor
Rich or renown
There is nothing I couldn't do
................"

 

[olive bleu]

...if I had you....

 

[olive bleu]

how about?

"From Chicachicaree to Mona's Isle
Native girls all dance and smile
Help soldier celebrate his leave
Make every day like New Year's Eve ..."

???

 

[HadleyH]

...if I had you....

Yes olive bleu ... Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eusa_clap

Isn't that a sweet tune?

 

[olive bleu]

One of my absolute favourites! it's one of my "happy" songs.

 

[CharlieH.]

how about?

"From Chicachicaree to Mona's Isle
Native girls all dance and smile
Help soldier celebrate his leave
Make every day like New Year's Eve ..."

Rum and Coca-Cola!
Twas my first exposure to the Andrews Sisters. Gweat stuff.

 

[60Years2Late]

I guess I could try and attempt one of these, here.

I got to live on 40 oz
Of any kind of meet
Those 40 little oz
Gotta last me all the week

I gotta cut out all the jelly,
Takes sugar to make it sweet.
I'm gonna steal all your jelly baby,
And rob you of all your meat.

 

[olive bleu]

...I got the ration blues, blue as I can be...

 

[olive bleu]

Rum and Coca-Cola!
Twas my first exposure to the Andrews Sisters. Gweat stuff.

yay!! I love them too.

 

[Prairie Dog]

Ay Carumba!

Bart Simpson would have liked this vintage song!!

My hips are cracking, I am shrieking "Ay-Carumba!"
I got a wriggle and a diddle and a jiggle like a fiddle in my middle, ole?
This fancy swishin' imposition wears out all of my transmission ammunition.
Though I like neighborly relations all these crazy new gyrations try my patience.

 

[60Years2Late]

I know the tune, but not the artist.

South America take me away.


"Out in the west, down by Santa Fe,
I met a cowboy, ridin' the range one day.
And as he jogged along,
I heard him singing,
A most peculiar, cowboy song.

It was a ditty, he heard in the city.
Kama ta ya ya, kama ta yip dee aye eh."

Name that one. =D

 

[CharlieH.]

South America take me away.


"Out in the west, down by Santa Fe,
I met a cowboy, ridin' the range one day.
And as he jogged along,
I heard him singing,
A most peculiar, cowboy song.

It was a ditty, he heard in the city.
Kama ta ya ya, kama ta yip dee aye eh."

Name that one. =D

Cow Cow Boogie.
Looks like I owe a couple songs here....

 

[Prairie Dog]

We're a rough rootin tootin shootin trio
But you ought to see my sister Cleo
She's a terror make no error
But there ain't no nicer terror

 

[CharlieH.]

Pistol Packin' Mama!
Gotta love Bing with the Andrews sisters... speaking of which:

We have the stars to guide us
guitars here beside us
to play as we go
We sing and we samba
we shout ay caramba!
What means ay caramba?
Oh yes, I don't know.