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LEAPIFIED MUSIC
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"A Leap Year Child" is a song to Celebrate Leap Year
Words and Music by Dave Vigil
Written for the Leap Year Capital of the World by professional singer, songwriter, recording artist of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Dave Vigil!
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Gretchen Christopher, Leap Day Baby 1940
Multi-Million-Seller Gold Record Artist, BMI “Million Airs” Songwriter (nearly 3 million US Radio broadcasts of #1 Hit “Come Softly To Me”), Female Lead Vocalist/Arranger, Dancer/Choreographer and Founder of “The Fleetwoods", first group in the history of Rock & Roll to have multiple #1 Records top The Billboard Hot 100 in a single year (1959). Inducted into (4) Halls of Fame (1988-2008).
Leap Year Autobiographical Solo CD, Gretchen’s SWEET SIXTEEN (Suite 16) is a Billboard Critics’ Pick for 10 Best Albums of 2007, including “Sweet Sixteen” (Leap Year Love Song); hear sound clips and order autographed CDs at www.GoldCupMusic.com.
ROOKIE CARD
A band out of San Diego, California,
wrote "2/29" and no, he was not
born on 2/29.
The song rocks! It's on the FIRST DAY OF CLASS CD 2003.
HEAR THE STUDIO VERSION OF
by The Carnations in 1960
The instrumental has variations of "Here Come's The Bride" and other songs.
LEAP YEAR CHA CHA (1959) is a fun, upbeat cha-cha about a guy who has a girl that takes care of him and most of all, loves him.
BIG BILL BROONZY
Leap Year Blues
LY1940
by Ivor Novello
It is such a happy piece of music. CD includes the LEAP YEAR WALTZ From Wikipedia: It was first produced in London's West End on 23 March 1939. The Dancing Years is a musical with book and music by Ivor Novello and lyrics by Christopher Hassall. The piece is one of Novello's most popular musicals. Like many of Novello's musicals, The Dancing Years was given an expensive, spectacular production, with several scene changes and a large cast including many extras and dancers.
LEAP FOR A MAN GIRLS IT'S LEAP YEAR 1920
A variety of music pieces:
