It still needs a little refining, but here are those schoolboy KingsBarbers with their version of ShBoom.
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Bok. 18. 11. 2010 - 7. 1. 2019
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ReplyDeleteIt needs some fine tweeking, but they WERE miles apart.
DeleteWhat it is to be young.
ReplyDeleteI used to love singing. I sang madrigals, but never Barber Shop; that must have started after my time.
DeleteHad me dancing in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteI've played it several times this morning, there's a beautiful freshness about it.
DeleteTHANKS! I needed that this morning; the exuberance of youth!
ReplyDeleteHi Tim. Pleased to hear you enjoyed it.
DeleteWhat a lovely breath of fresh air! So needed in these strange days. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThey did a good job; no pretentions, just the pleasure of singing.
DeleteI know this song from my teen years. They are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt's a perfect song for their type of singing. Nice tune.
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