Hello che si dice you getta happy in the feets. A 1954 Life magazine article pointed out that over the previous three years, more than a hundred mambo songs had been published, including novelty songs like Santa Claus Mambo and Mambo Italiano, the latter of which was banned for its racy lyrics. Answer (1 of 3): It is Mambo Italiano. It had something to do with the SB 1070 law in AZ I believe. But he never mentions the rest of his clothes! Obscenities are a strike against, although I could presumably make a different disc for the children in the cast. Gasp! 1 in the UK Singles Chart early in 1955. 14 Songs, 35 Minutes. [5], Scott Brown from Entertainment Weekly wrote "This is feel-good filmmaking, to be sure, but the culture clash here is more than a meaningless vehicle for fizzy wish fulfillment. Not sure if there is any singing, but you should be able to liberally sprinkle bits of Eccles and the others throughout the tape, much as modern radio stations play 5 second clips of Warner Brothers characters between songs. (Ft.JaneKangaroo (Where will my feet take me today? My own taste leans to mid-century stuff (er, the 20th century, you remember), but Id be happy to have a ton of rock-and-roll, if we can come up with enough. Artist: Rosemary Clooney