Another musical title request

This is an NSFW link. The first few minutes are safe, but it gets progressively less safe, until it is outright dangerous.

Then it is over.

BUT my question is, "What is the music in the back ground?"

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8874383425976566430&q=%2Bursula+martinez&hl=en

That woman really knows how to work a trick, huh?

The music is cool--but I don't know what it is.

Sounds like Henry Mancini soundtrack to Pink Panther -ish. Or the theme to Courageous cat?

Yes, it's Henry Mancini--A Shot in the Dark.

I was thinking that it sounds like something that would have been in the Our Man Flint soundtrack. The first notes of the theme echo the Our Man Flint theme.

(checking a clip on amazon.com confirms Mancini-A Shot in the Dark)

I love Mancini. He did the opening theme to the Newhart show based in Vermont and I made everyone be quiet so I could hear it every week. For a SITCOM.

I saw him live some years ago (he has since passed) and Moon River made me and my ex cry.

I mean, you can't beat him for musical arrangements. If you doubt me...listen to Baby Elephant Walk (among others!)

Yeah! you all rool. It now resides safely on my harddrive.

The music or the magician? :D

The music. The magician, well the magician, it's kind of wierd. Somehow she is less than the sum of her parts, it's as though there were a reverse synergy going on with her.

Another forum (I swear, I was only trying to find out what the music was, I wasn't reading another forum) poster opined: She is the only nude woman who can dance around on stage and thrust her pelvis, wiggle her hips, and not be sexy.

It may have been the "stage" expressions meant for those in the bleachers but caught with telephoto lenses.

She does have great legs. Actually, there isn't anything about her that is unpleasant (except her expressions, they distressed me)but as I said, the total picture was... off.

Probably secondary association to the whole notion of her yanking out something red from, uh, you know. There.

wolf wrote:

Probably secondary association to the whole notion of her yanking out something red from, uh, you know. There.

Someone had to say it.......
:redface:

I was still hoping she would do that disappearing trick. I found her to be un-bare-able.
:D I thought she was gross- thanks for that. That was like watching a train wreck. You want to look away, but somehow you just can't.
I like her enthusiasm because it's so nauseating. This is a good example....sometimes hidden talents should remain that way.
Don't mind me......I'm in a sour mood.

The entire trick is done with a false thumb top. That's why she moves her hands so much right after she disappears the hanky.

My wife does a good trick (get your minds out of the gutter right now) that's slight of hand. Making fake 'birds' on her fingertips disappear. She did it for our kids, and they can't figure it out at all. I've done it for them a few times too, and they love it. They are mystified. It's a blast to see their faces. I actually wanted to do the same trick over in the "show yourself on video" thread, but the web camera setup I have is so crappy you can pretty much do any trick and get away with it.