I was reading about Jerry Lewis and the affection for him in France. Most of what we assume is not true, all of that happened in the 60's and no longer holds force. France does appreciate Jerry Lewis but no more than Italy Germany, Belgium, Spain, and the Netherlands. At one point "The Delivery Boy" is mentioned. I hadn't heard of it.

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It comes right up on YouTube.

I was talking about this in comments. Before, in the past, my friends wondered what a song was saying so they'd ask me and that forced me to listen carefully to lyrics best as I could, but now anybody can have all lyrics instantly so that no longer happens. They can feel a beat. What they didn't know is what makes the song uniquely interesting. What is the singer doing with their voice, how do the lyrics punctuate the music, how does the voice match? What is the song doing, pleading, describing, angry, sad, melancholy, cheerful, or what? When a trombone makes a slide, what does that sound like? Does the voice do the same thing? What? What does the music sound like, what emotion does it evoke?

I think this segment is brilliant. It is silly. Ridiculous. But it is perfect. Without a single useful word Jerry Lewis physically describes the music. Whatever else you may think of him Jerry Lewis is a natural signer.