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It won a grammy...good luck 5th Annual Grammy Awards for Best Performance by an Orchestra – for Dancing.[2
Both titles covered hundreds of times
The time signature was changed from 3/4 to 4/4- Quincy Jones made the change
With all the travel going on, here, there and everywhere, this song may just make another comeback....Artemis 1,2,3
Even though it won a grammy, it was written and recorded a few years before the grammys started giving out hardware...and the grammy wasn't a "in recognition for..." win, the win was legit 5th Annual Grammy Awards for Best Performance by an Orchestra – for Dancing.[2
A female singer, had a big part in the name change = Peggy Lee asked songwriter Bart Howard to change the name
when you find out who the original recording artist is, you just might laugh...lol- Kaye Ballard known more as a comedian
Six men were given a special performance of the song.., they were quite high at the time Apollo 10, 11
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