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| Written by | Cole Porter |
| Date | 1936 |
| Source | Born to Dance (movie) |
| Publisher | Chappell & Co. Inc. |
"I've Got You Under My Skin" is a classic Cole Porter song, considered a signature number for Frank Sinatra.
The song was used a number of times on Sam and Friends, utilizing straight recordings by Louis Prima and Keely Smith, and Peggy Lee, as well as a 1951 comedy version of the song by Stan Freberg.[1] In one of the sole surviving episodes of the series, Kermit syncs to Freberg's part as song leader, with Hank and Frank, and Icky Gunk (wearing a woman's wig) as his backup choir that repeats everything he sings (whether they're the correct lyrics or not).
In The Muppet Show episode 119, the song was performed as a duet by Behemoth and Shakey Sanchez, who is under the former's skin as his evening meal. An image from this routine was illustrated in the back cover of The Muppet Show Diary 1979.
References[]
- In Episode 0885 of Sesame Street, Oscar tells Buffy about all the great things Grouches do at their Grouch Club, including singing old songs such as "I've Got You Under My Pin."
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