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• She has now been off the cocktail for two months.
• The raucous noise of Spike Jones's " Cocktails for Two " comes more immediately to mind.
• ""'Cocktails for Two "'" is a song from the Big Band era, written by Grammy Hall of Fame in 2007.
• It's a movie to cheer lovers and movie lovers alike-- an enchanting midsummer cocktail for two, served at dusk on the banks of the Seine.
• American radio listeners were already well-familiar with the civilized strains of " Cocktails for Two " when Spike Jones and his City Slickers started playing the song in 1944.
• "Cocktails for Two " was a hallmark in a 20-year career marked by comedic versions of dozens of pop music hits : from " Liebestraum " to " Laura,"
• Aside from the usual " I'll Be Seeing You " vein of war-related songs, the music features a clip of Spike Jones and his jokesters hiccuping their way through " Cocktails for Two ."
• It begins with Kir Royale cocktails for two upon arrival, plus his-and-her silk bathrobes, a gift basket with massage oils, lotions, bubble baths, and chocolate body paint, along with a book of erotic poetry.
• A rendezvous is urbane and sophisticated and self-conscious, just as in the song : " In some secluded rendezvous / that overlooks the avenue / with someone sharing a delightful chat / of this and that / and cocktails for two ."
• During this time Coslow founded the publishing company Investor's Press, which published investing books and the newsletter " Indicator Digest . " During the 1970s Coslow wrote two books, " Cocktails for Two " which focused on his musical career and " Super Yields " which focused on investing.
• A string of hit song parodies in both English and Spanish followed, among them " Pancho Claus, " " Elvis Perez, " " Tacos for Two ( to the tune of " Cocktails for Two " ) and " There's No Tortillas " ( to the tune of " O Sole Mio " ).
• She wrote of holding hands, sitting before the fire in his quarters listening to favorite records while sharing cocktails for two, " almost telepathic " bridge partners, golfing together, horseback riding in the countryside or the desert, romping with " Telek, " the coal-black Scotch terrier he bought for her.
• The film is primarily a musical, based on Earl Carroll's long-running Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow include " Cocktails for Two " sung by Brisson, " Marahuana " sung by Michael, " Where Do They Come From ( and Where Do They Go ) " sung by Carlisle, and " Ebony Rhapsody " by Ellington.
• _Hotel Monaco features an escort to and from the airport; welcome " elephant " cocktails for two; personal concierge; commemorative binoculars to watch the parade; a red-white-blue plate of heavy appetizers and split of champagne on the night of the ball; transportation to and from the ball; a late-night snack upon return; breakfast; a bottle of Kentucky bourbon; and a pair of rocks glasses with the presidential seal.
• Released in 1956 by Verve Records under catalog number MG V-4005, the album is an unusual mix of Jones'ongoing ( and offbeat ) commentary on the relatively new technology of high fidelity audio combined with then-new recordings of some of his classic comedy numbers, again in a high fidelity format . ( " Cocktails for Two " and " Chloe " were dubbed from 1940s'Standard Transcriptions and re-equalized for hi-fi, according to Jones'archviist Ted Hering ).
• In the 1940s, Spike Jones and his " City Slickers " parodied popular music in their own unique way, not by changing lyrics, but adding wild sound effects and comedic stylings to formerly staid old songs such as " Cocktails for Two " and " April Showers . " Beginning in 1949, Homer and Jethro did country music arrangements of popular songs, with parody lyrics, such as " Hart Brake Motel " ( for " Heartbreak Hotel " ) and " The Battle of Kookamonga " ( after Johnny Horton's " The Battle of New Orleans " ).
• "The Essential Jazz Records " describes as " unevocative " and " unreflective " " Cocktails for Two " and "'Round Midnight ", though it indicates that the latter is " brisk and sharp-edged ", with " a strong ensemble confidence . " Thacker also comments on the contribution by June Tyson to one of the Sun Ra originals at the end of the album : " something that no chronicler of big-band jazz should overlook a band vocal . " " On this one, " he notes, " Sun Ra, Tyson and Co . bring the solar system well within the range of the Holiday brochure :'On Jupiter, the skies are always blue . '"