Well the Polka Dot Door was my fave for certain but tell me, where does this come from? Was this a show for kids in America in the 70's perhaps? I love it.
jill--itsy bitsy had to part of the polka dot run--I was thrilled that I could find a version that was a bit different! I didn't know about the eight languages though--I am going to have to search for the rest of the versions;-)best-c
mm-I believe it is a show that was done in the 70's in Canada--polka dot frenzy from what I can determine...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polka_Dot_Door
Thank you for the intros here. I didn't know The Rhonda Harris, they're awesome, wow.
And the Dalida version of itsy bitsy was terrific! I smiled at the older versions of the bikini, and also the older versions of women's bodies, that look more natural to me than the current Victoria Secret creations.
ruth--rhonda harris certainly gives new meaning to polka dots--loved their sound..As for itsy bitsy--I agree it was refreshing to see the retro bodies of women--no airbrushing there! For some reason that song has always made me smile;-) c
nice. playing a little catch up this morning..and now i feel early. smiles. really enjoyed the vids...esp the first one.
ReplyDeleteTHAT was just fun. My favorite? Of course it was Dalida's ITSY BITSY! I have never heard this version but didn't she sing in EIGHT plus languages!?!?!
ReplyDeleteHappy TT!
Well the Polka Dot Door was my fave for certain but tell me, where does this come from? Was this a show for kids in America in the 70's perhaps? I love it.
ReplyDeleteSo, you got votes on each video.Ha.
Love the itsy bitsy!! Fun dotty post!
ReplyDeleteLots of dots, lots of fun.
ReplyDeleteThere's only one thing to say to this: ...
ReplyDeleteThat was great fun!
ReplyDelete~Angela
MORE Polka Dot Door!
ReplyDeletebrian--glad you liked the rockin' version--that was my favorite too. Hope your son and mom are feeling better.
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jill--itsy bitsy had to part of the polka dot run--I was thrilled that I could find a version that was a bit different! I didn't know about the eight languages though--I am going to have to search for the rest of the versions;-)best-c
ReplyDeletemm-I believe it is a show that was done in the 70's in Canada--polka dot frenzy from what I can determine...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polka_Dot_Door
ReplyDeletewho knew?
thanks for stopping by-c
love the bikini one...was hoping somebody would pick up on that one!
ReplyDeletewillow--polka dots are all about fun--loved your post..
ReplyDeletehttp://willowmanor.blogspot.com/2010/01/my-demendante-dress.html
clothes should be named---I am also a fan of the polish pottery--such beautiful colors...
best-c
alan--glad that you enjoyed!!
ReplyDeleteve.... thank you!
ReplyDeletethe mistress--thanks! This year I say yes! to fun...c
ReplyDeletejeffscape--you asked for it..
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ3559sOgZo&feature=related
;-)best-c
betsy--here's to the itsy bitsy --always makes me smile too--c
ReplyDeleteI love it. It is very Dr. Seussian. I especially love 'two dots'.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the intros here. I didn't know The Rhonda Harris, they're awesome, wow.
ReplyDeleteAnd the Dalida version of itsy bitsy was terrific! I smiled at the older versions of the bikini, and also the older versions of women's bodies, that look more natural to me than the current Victoria Secret creations.
Lovely dots for a cold snowy Sunday!
gary--yes I agree --other worldly green eggs and ham..c
ReplyDeleteruth--rhonda harris certainly gives new meaning to polka dots--loved their sound..As for itsy bitsy--I agree it was refreshing to see the retro bodies of women--no airbrushing there! For some reason that song has always made me smile;-) c
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