ziggytrix wrote: 
Absolutely.

 Cynaera wrote: 
Not for me, but you can bounce on my lap sometime.

 daedalus wrote:
Yes. Finally broke down and bought it, and it is solid good fun. Be careful with his other stuff, he has done other discs in this vein but others...ugh. Headache music.

This song kinda grates...

So Lame

 WonderLizard wrote: 

Actually, there was quite a bit of debate about commercial use of music in the comments for Feist's 1-2-3-4.

But I think anyone who bitches about musicians "selling out" when their work is used in an ad doesn't understand the first thing about how hard it is to make ends meet as an artist.  Personally, I don't care if the song is about the virtues of Veganism and they're using it in a McDonald's commercial.  Some folks may have the luxury to pick and choose their jobs, but most of us still have to pay our bills, buy groceries, pay for our own health care, etc.  I know our studio is more concerned about a client's check clearing than about their politics.

No no no no no no NO NO NOOOO. (Is it over yet?)

Bill, what's wrong with you?

     iest

What a FUN song!  Can't seem to sit still...

Irresistably infectious !
very good - is there more like this on the CD? 

 socalhol wrote: 
Amen Brothah!

sweet, haven't heard this in awhile — time for some chair dancin' & toe tappin' 

eh....more Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, please

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TPbpvP-okM   Not a bad thing just sounded like I had hear this somewhere before :)

 beelzebubba wrote: 
Bump

sounds like carolina chocolate drops kazoo player.

Sounds like this may have been an influence on The Real Tuesday Weld. Quite happenin'.

And kudos to WonderLIzard for finely composed thought below.

 SanFranGayMan wrote: 
Here, here...or "hear, hear." If hearing a song used commercially motivates a consumer to (1) find out what the recording is and by whom and (2) go buy the MP3 or CD, then I think the artist has achieved his objective. From my POV, Lincoln advertised "Right Now" as much as "Right Now" advertised Lincoln. And "Right Now" will be a living, breathing work of art long after whatever Lincoln it was shilling is languishing in some rust heap. BTW, one would think that a piece of music that would so motivate a consumer to go to all that work would have to be pretty good, yes?

Not to put too fine a point on it, but I don't hear these objections when the Caesars' "Jerk It Out" or Feist's "1-2-3-4" adorned iPod commercials. Arguably, it was the commercial exposure that made the Caesars' Paper Tigers a huge hit.

Yah! shakin it...

This must be the answer to  'Take Five'  -
A better answer. 

 Penfold wrote: 
And how many of us would know "At Last" by Etta James   if Jaguar hadn't used it in their commercial some years back? I sure wouldn't have, and I would have been so much the poorer for it. We don't need to be limited by labels or source—appreciate it for what IT is. 

 

 ThePoose wrote: 
And shake your tail feathers!

 rtrudeau wrote: 
spot on.

 dedawson wrote: 
Since I don't watch TV, I have only heard this here.  Should we be denied?   Nope.

Snap yo fingers daddio!

 macadavy wrote: