Name of the song

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Jaime Rodríguez

Hello folks,

I received an email with a powerpoint slide presentation with a catchy song,
I wish to find out what's its name and the artist, how do I do that?

Thanks in advance,

JR.
 
It is unlikely that that information is preserved in PowerPoint. If the
song has words, try typing some into a search engine. If it is a
published song, you'll probably get lots of hits with 17 different
versions of the lyrics.
--David
 
Thanks for the help, would do that. That mail has been forwarded so many
times that I seriously doubt anyone would know the name of the song :)

Thanks,

JR.
 
If you want to send me the presentation, I have a very large collection of
catchy tunes, I'd be more than happy to see if I could Identify it for you.
If you do send, make sure to include this file reference so I don't dump
before looking. the email addy is (e-mail address removed)

--
Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Thanks for the help, would do that. That mail has been forwarded so many
times that I seriously doubt anyone would know the name of the song :)

Thanks,

JR.
 
Jamie;

Thanks for sending the presentation. the name of the song is "Gonna Get
Along Without Ya Now" originally put out by Teresa Brewer in 1952 Patience
& Prudence released it again in the 1956. Also put out by Tracey Dey and
Skeeter Davis also in the mid 60's.

Don't recognize the artist doing it in your presentation. Would like to get
a good clean version by that artist if you ever find out. A couple come to
mind and that is Cristina del Valle or Soraya Arntas.

The selection in your presentation is called FlachBack(sfillpo_loop)335.wav

--
Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Thanks for the help, would do that. That mail has been forwarded so many
times that I seriously doubt anyone would know the name of the song :)

Thanks,

JR.
 
Jamie;

Thanks for sending the presentation. the name of the song is "Gonna
Get Along Without Ya Now" originally put out by Teresa Brewer in 1952
Patience & Prudence released it again in the 1956. Also put out by
Tracey Dey and Skeeter Davis also in the mid 60's.

Don't recognize the artist doing it in your presentation. Would like
to get a good clean version by that artist if you ever find out. A
couple come to mind and that is Cristina del Valle or Soraya Arntas.

The selection in your presentation is called
FlachBack(sfillpo_loop)335.wav
Click to expand...

I don't know about anyone else, but I'm impressed. Anyone can figure out
PowerPoint, but it is something special to have an encyclopedic
knowledge of catchy tunes.
--David
 
Would love to take credit for all of it. but I can't without the help of
Google and Wikipedia I would have missed the years and the Spanish artists
<g> I do have the original Teresa Brewer recording on 78rpm (nothing to play
it on today)

--
Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


Jamie;

Thanks for sending the presentation. the name of the song is "Gonna
Get Along Without Ya Now" originally put out by Teresa Brewer in 1952
Patience & Prudence released it again in the 1956. Also put out by
Tracey Dey and Skeeter Davis also in the mid 60's.

Don't recognize the artist doing it in your presentation. Would like
to get a good clean version by that artist if you ever find out. A
couple come to mind and that is Cristina del Valle or Soraya Arntas.

The selection in your presentation is called
FlachBack(sfillpo_loop)335.wav
Click to expand...

I don't know about anyone else, but I'm impressed. Anyone can figure out
PowerPoint, but it is something special to have an encyclopedic
knowledge of catchy tunes.
--David
 
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