![]() I just didn’t specify who was doing the threatening.” I always said it was all hand signals and threats. “You don’t really need musical notation for rock and roll. I know there was an English-language hit by a girl group several years ago but I can’t program my internal streaming service. (As I understand it, the song has nothing to do whatsoever with the Asian food.) Although it was sung entirely in Japanese by Kyu Sakamoto, it was a huge pop hit on the North American charts in the early Sixties.Īlong with the snatches of melody, my subconscious (or whatever is responsible) attempts to recreate the lyrics and since I don’t speak Japanese I can only assume that my brain is unwittingly murdering the language. ![]() I mean, how do you explain an obscure Fifties tune like “Dark Moon’ suddenly and unaccountably showing up one afternoon? I must have heard it and registered it but when and where?Įven more puzzling is a Japanese pop hit with the catch-all title “Sukiyaki”. ![]() Often there may be a rhyme but not a reason for the song selected by my cerebral jukebox. In fact, it is probably darn near universal which is why I am posting this on my blog. But after doing some research, in other words, asking some friends, I understand it is not limited to my alleged profession. Ever wake up with fragments of a song circulating in your head?Īs a former DJ/Announcer/Whatever it is perhaps understandable.
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