#SongoftheDay The Hippy Hippy Shake (The Swinging Blue Jeans)

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In my partner's absence, I've been watching all the TV shows I like and he doesn't: ghost shows, Midsomer Murders, and, of course, Heartbeat. The only thing my partner likes about Heartbeat is the cars. The music is great, too, if you like songs from the 60s. I do. It's the music I grew up with.

This song was featured in an episode I just watched about a renegade washing machine.


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