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Posted by anthonyberet on 02/15/06 23:30
Hammerer wrote:
> "anthonyberet" <nospam@me.invalid> wrote in message
> news:45cm4jF63hfeU2@individual.net...
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>>Jack Sprat wrote:
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>>>On Sat, 11 Feb 2006 13:09:52 +0000, anthonyberet
>>><nospam@me.invalid> wrote:
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>>>>It was a slow video of a large recording studio, and an orchestra.
>>>>Anyway, anyone know which artiste it could have been? It had a
>>>>traditional orchestral backing, with a very deadpan male vocal.
>>>>- In fact the lyrics were pretty much spoken.
>>>>Anyway, any other ideas?
>>>
>>>Could be the David Bowie/Bing Crosby duo??
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>>Nope that has Bowie and Bing in the video.
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> He could have a point there, anthonyberet. Despite the fact that there's two
> of them in the video; they sing rather than speak the words; there's hardly
> any deadpan-ness in the performances (though some would argue); there's no
> visual sign of a recording studio or orchestra; and the song they're singing
> isn't 'White Christmas'. Apart from those small differences, Jack could have
> hit the nail on the head.
>
>>- Wasn't their effort The Little Drummer Boy anyway?
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> It certainly wasn't 'White Christmas'. This thread has been most insane.
> Very refreshing. Jack Sprat and D. Kirkpatrick should de-lurk more. Yes.
>
>
Incidentally, there were about 1183 versions of White Christmas on that
site that Petersen recommended. That is more than 542 which is what you
said.
In fact, in my opinion 1183 versions is thousands, and so they truly do
outnumber the milkmen in Grimsby.
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