Tokyo Boogie

Tokyo, too, was suffering from a contagious American disease: the boogie. Blaring forth in Tokyo's tawdry nightclubs, and even from loudspeakers in the streets last week, was a song that went:

Tokyo boogie-woogie

Rhythm ookie-ookie [floats]

Kokoro zookie-zookie [heart pounds]

Waku-waku [thump-thump].

After he finishes his next one, a baseball boogie, Tunesmith Ryochi Hattori intends to go on to higher things, like the kind of music Gershwin wrote.

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