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the Misierlou story
- From: Koby the Interactive Bear <kchodosh...>
- Subject: the Misierlou story
- Date: Wed 22 Nov 2000 19.30 (GMT)
I heard that Misierlou is an old Druze song. Then I saw it being danced to in a
Greek restaurant in Ventura, CA (if anyone here is from there, GO TO THAT
RESTAURANT -- there's an *unbelievable* kid who dances there). It's on the Klz
Conservatory Band's CD "Dancing in the Aisles." And, of course, a rock version
is on the Pulp Fiction soundtrack.
So what's up with this song? Where did it really come from? When was it
written? Why is it so widespread across cultures?
thanks,
K.O.B.Y.
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- the Misierlou story,
Koby the Interactive Bear