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I remember when I was in kindergarten, we use to have these little cots where we had to take a nap on. My teacher used to sing the song "Summertime" from the play "Porgy and Bess" to us.
The Pod Dance - YouTube - I can't stand, but I did this thing where my little legs would be all kicking fast to songs like this. It was maybe a little scary, seeing my bones were quite brittle as a little boy, but fun.
Trivia: The Electric Indian was a group of studio musicians thrown together by erstwhile Swan Records co-founder Bernie Binnick (who co-wrote this number) and former blue-eyed soul hitmaker Len Barry ("1-2-3"); a number of the musicians on this side ended up becoming part of the Philadelphia International Records house band, MFSB . . .
Quite interesting, Whistler. I was very much into Boston AM radio in 1969 and just don't remember this number. However, if I had been blindfolded and given no information, just listening to the track I'd have said Philadelphia, mid 70s. I'm kinda tempted to say that, for me at least, this could be a missing link to the rise of disco. Well, done!
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