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**amotoustict** · 02-13-2012, 05:09 AM

Seeing someone mention "Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star", kinda justifies my immediate first thought,
even if that music is more meditative.
But I have to type that everything mentioned here so far is pre-new millennium traditional.
The modern includes animated visuals or cinema-photographic content.

So my first thought is, "The Lollipop Song", from "The Wizard of Oz".
And as musical due diligence, "Lickin' Stick", by "Howlin' Wolf" should be the B-side.
Both films take "black and white" to a new "colour" level.

02-13-2012, 05:09 AM	#30
amotoustict Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 343 Senior Member	Seeing someone mention "Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star", kinda justifies my immediate first thought, even if that music is more meditative. But I have to type that everything mentioned here so far is pre-new millennium traditional. The modern includes animated visuals or cinema-photographic content. So my first thought is, "The Lollipop Song", from "The Wizard of Oz". And as musical due diligence, "Lickin' Stick", by "Howlin' Wolf" should be the B-side. Both films take "black and white" to a new "colour" level.
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