LOS IMPOSIBLES - MIND THE GAP

Although I uploaded this song few days ago, in the Special Issue devoted to the Spanish garage revival bands I would like to highlight this amazing one. I remember this while waiting the underground at St. Pancrass (London), and while the microphon said: "If you are waiting the train, please, stand by behind the yellow line". The end of this phrase ("behind the yellow line") became a joke both for my partner and for me. What a memories!!

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LOS IMPOSIBLES - BAILA EL SHAM

From Madrid, Los Imposibles again. This mod band merely get a high place among lovers of good stuff. "Baila el Sham" is a swingin´song, lika a tribute to the Shim Sham. The Shim Sham Shimmy, Shim Sham or just Sham originally is a particular tap dance routine. It is credited to Leonard Reed, who originally called it Goofus, or to Willie Bryant. For swing dancers, today it is kind of line dance that recalls the roots of swing. In the late 1920s and the 1930s, at the end of many performances, all of the musicians, singers, and dancers would get together on stage and do one last routine: the Shim Sham Shimmy. Tap dancers would perform technical variations, while singers and musicians would shuffle along as they were able.

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