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Soul Organ Showcase (1968)

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Love Is Blue: Music In A Mellow Mood (1969)

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What'd He Say??

Here’s a mix of songs sung by people who often favor made-up words to real ones. It’s mumblers, grumblers, scat singers, stutterers, nursery rhymers and oddball yodelers.

Enjoy!

-Nick

What’d He Say? by Morethanenoughsauce on Mixcloud

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Asha Bhosle - Ina Mina Dika

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JA JA JA!

So, remember that “Da Da Da” song that was used in a million commercials about a decade ago? You now have that song stuck in your head. You’re welcome.

But Trio, the German group who played that song, had at least one punked-out jam that kills it. This is from their 1982 live album. I can’t claim to be a fan of Trio, but I love playing this song for people and telling them it’s the same guys who did “Da Da Da.”

We learned this tune from Memphis garage-punkers The Oblivians, and it harkens back to our rowdier college days when Eddie and I were inexplicably granted access to a drum set, amplifiers and microphones.

-Nick

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personal soundboard for when i'm scrolling various social media websites

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Bobby Bland - Turn On Your Love Light (Stereo) (1961) Joe Scott (Joseph Wade Scott) / Deadric Malone (Don Robey) from: "Turn On Your Love Light" / "You're the One (That I Need)" (Single)

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Personnel: Bobby "Blue" Bland: Vocals Wayne Bennett: Guitar Joe Scott: Trumpet Melvin Jackson: Trumpet Pluma Davis: Trombone Bobby Forte: Tenor Saxophone (Soloist) Johnny Board: Tenor Saxophone Jimmy Beck: Tenor Saxophone Rayfield Devers: Baritone Saxophone Teddy Reynolds: Piano Hamp Simmons: Bass John "Jabo" Starks: Drums Joe Scott: Band Leader Horns Arranged by Joe Scott Produced by Don Robey (owner of Duke Records) Recorded: @ The ACA Studios in Houston, Texas USA during 1961 Released: November, 1961 Duke Records

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In 1999, "Turn On Your Love Light" received a Grammy Hall of Fame Award and is included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame list of the "500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll". - Wikipedia

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I’m All Right (Live) - The Rolling Stones

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▶️ The Playboys – Mope De Mope (1963)

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Led Zeppelin - Custard Pie