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Ja-Da

"Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing, Jing, Jing!)" is a hit song written in 1918 by Bob Carleton. The title is sometimes rendered simply as "Jada." The song has flourished through the decades as a jazz standard.

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Ja-Da

Nodes63
Edges62
Triples49
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.031746
Components1

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related to Selected renditions · 41
Ja-Da → Alice Faye, Arthur Fields1938, At, Band1918, Big Chief Jazzband, Bram, Bunk Johnson, Cliff Hess1918, Don Ewell1947, Doxy, Frank Sinatra, Frankie Valli, Hickory House1957, HirtOscar PetersonErroll GarnerLouis ArmstrongAl, His Master's Voice, JarreauHot Tuna, Johnny, Keep On Truckin, Lois, Marian McPartland
related to In popular culture · 8
Ja-Da → Charleston, From Time, He, In Jack Finney's, Jotta, Jotta Girl, The, Time

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song 1918 jazz tune jing it's lyric popular comedy 1954 band musical recorded ja da hit written bob carleton title

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Ja-Darelated to In popular cultureIn Jack Finney's0.60section
Ja-Darelated to In popular cultureFrom Time0.60section
Ja-Darelated to In popular cultureTime0.60section
Ja-Darelated to In popular cultureCharleston0.60section
Ja-Darelated to In popular cultureJotta0.60section
Ja-Darelated to In popular cultureHe0.60section
Ja-Darelated to In popular cultureJotta Girl0.60section
Ja-Darelated to In popular cultureThe0.60section
Ja-Darelated to Selected renditionsPlayer0.60section
Ja-Darelated to Selected renditionsVocalstyle Company0.60section
Ja-Darelated to Selected renditionsVodvil Series0.60section
Ja-Darelated to Selected renditionsCliff Hess19180.60section

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