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T'Aint No Sin To Take Off Your Skin (And Dance Around In Your Bones)

Written in 1929, and made famous by the incredible Lee Morse, T’ain’t No Sin is an ode to staying cool on hot days. The dancing skeletons in the video come from Disney's very first Silly Symphony, Dancing Skeletons, also from 1929! I have a strong personal connection to the song since my grandpa Seymour, a very funny man who ended every joke with, “That’s a joke, son!” would say: “When it gets too hot for comfort and you can’t get ice cream cones, T’aint no sin to take off your skin and dance around in your bones!" It wasn’t until many, MANY years later when my good friend Janet Klein, also a performer of vintage tunes, told me during a visit that this was from a song and played the Lee Morse version for me from a cassette she happened to have in her car. What a moment! I love how songs, or just parts songs, travel through time connecting generations. See my version of Ain’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens for another example. Download the lyrics and chords: https://www.prettygoodamericansongboo... Links: -Lee Morse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Morse -Skeleton Dance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ske... -Janet Klein: https://www.janetklein.com/web/main.htm -Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens:    • Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens   For more songs and stuff visit: https://www.prettygoodamericansongboo... Keywords: Pretty Good American Songbook, Great American Songbook, Songbook, Ukulele, Novelty, Fox Trot, Ballad, Halloween, Skeletons, Dancing, Disney.