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"'Taint No Sin To Dance Around In Your Bones" George Olsen & His Music (1929) vocalist Dick Gardner

"'Taint No Sin To Dance Around In Your Bones" is played by George Olsen & His Music Vocalist is Dick Gardner. Victor 22279 Recorded in 1929 The song "Tain't No Sin (To Dance Around in Your Bones)" has words by Edgar Leslie. Music is by Walter Donaldson. Dancing may do this and that, and help you take off lots of fat. But I'm no friend of dancing when it's hot. So if you are a dancing fool, who loves to dance but can't keep cool, Bear in mind the idea that I've got. When it gets too hot for comfort, and you can't get ice cream cones-- no, it ain't no sin to take off your skin and dance around in your bones! When the lazy syncopation of the music softly moans, it ain't no sin to take off your skin and dance around in your bones! The polar bears aren't green up in Greenland. They've got the right idea. They think it's great to refrigerate while we all cremate down here. Just be like those bamboo babies in the South Sea tropic zones--for it ain't no sin to take off your skin and dance around in your bones! Dancing may do this and that, and help you take off excess fat. But I'm no friend of dancing when it's hot. No I'm not. So if you are a dancing fool, who loves to dance but can't keep cool, Bear in mind this idea that I've got. When you're calling up your sweetie in those hot house telephones, Tain't no sin to take off your skin and dance around in your bones. When you're on a crowded dance floor, near those red hot saxophones, Tain't no sin to take off your skin and dance around in your bones. Just take a look at the girls while they're dancing. Notice the way that they're dressed. They wear silken clothes without any hose and nobody knows the rest. If a gal wears X-ray dresses, and shows everything she owns, Tain't no sin to take off your skin and dance around in your bones. George Olsen lived from March 18, 1893, to March 18, 1971 (yes, he died on his birthday). This American band-leader was born in Portland, Oregon. Attending the University of Michigan, Olsen formed his band, naming it "George Olsen and His Music." He married a singer named Ethel Shutta. She can be heard on some Olsen recordings. They had two children and then divorced. He died in Paramus, New Jersey. Vincent Lopez & His Orchestra "'Taint No Sin To Dance Around In Your Bones" Banner 0569 (1930)