Chris Kenner

Um, so, uh, for the period music, they reviewed Billboard's list of top 100 hits for each year from '62 through '68, considering many songs that he found that, quote, "Sometimes our dynamic range of the music was too great and we couldn't work in dialogue." So, you know, some songs where they wanted you to dialogue with the song in the background, but the song was too good, where do you cut it to talk, you know? Um, and there is a one, uh, s- uh, musical, or, uh, part at the end that's not on the list, but here we go.

It's, uh, Johnny Wright with Hello Vietnam; Dixie Cups, Chapel of Love; Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs, Wooly Bully; Chris Kenner, I Like It Like That; Nancy Sinatra, These Boots Are Made for Walkin'; The Trashmen, Surfin' Bird; Goldman Band, Marines Hymn; and The Rolling Stones, Paint It Black.

Um, again, all very good songs right there, and all very short songs.

It's not a very long soundtrack right there.

The fastball by Marischal.

Chris Kenner's arrow over the tap of it.

One ball, two strikes.

On deck batter Al Jackson.

It was written by Ineke Mosey, real name Cecil Campbell.

Chris Kenner, Kenton Nix and Salaam Rummy.

This sounds like they are from...

Jamaica Barbados? Yes, Jamaica,