This song has been covered by many artists. One of the earliest versions was by one of the singing cowboys of my youth, Gene Autry. Gene became a multimillionaire thanks to his recording of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer". This song is jazz styled and sung in the fashion of someone like Frank Sinatra.
#409634 - 10/15/1509:58 AMRe: South of the Border
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DonM
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Aye, Aye, Aye, Aye Aye! Don, everything you do is good and this is certainly no exception. The jazz style works. I'd probably prefer it with more of a Latin/Mexican feel.
Under no circumstance though did I sing "Apon her face" or "fiester". Maybe he had some of that "kickapoo juice" before the performance. Can't believe how prominently the finger snap comes across.
#409653 - 10/15/1501:07 PMRe: South of the Border
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Gunnar Jonny
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Nice rendition.
When see the title of this tread I just had to look. Hope you don't mind if i post link to one of my favourite artists version that I found when take a peek at your Sinatra link. This one by Willie was new for me, so thanks for leading me to it.
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