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6 comments:
you're right! it made my stressed-out day!
That was awesome! I watched it with my son and we both agreed that "I Have a Little Dreidl" was the best part.
"Christmas Down in Africa" was pretty good too. :)
And the group is named after a Monk tune: awesome! Thanks, (whose blog is this? Oh yeah) LJ!
Johnie B, thanks for that bit of music trivia. I didn't catch the connection.
I love these boys. :-)
The, ahem, straight version of Toto's "Africa" by the very same boys is here.
Just found out they are from Indiana University. I had no idea. I knew about them independently of their affiliation.
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