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Searching for Nintendo-themed swing remixes


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Greetings,

 

So I do swing dancing on occasion, and we're having a Nintendo-themed night next Saturday.
I need your guy's help to link me to some good swing remixes - something we can actually swing dance to - of themes from the popular characters of the Nintendo franchise.
In particular, I know there's been a Donkey Kong remix along the lines of "Sing, Sing, Sing" I've heard before, but can't find. Any help appreciated.

 

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Ok, I'm not sure how to handle posting other's work, but Flexstyle and XPRTNovice did an............(pause for dramatic effect)..............amazing Electroswing remix of SM-3D-W for Dwelling of Duels. I don't know, maybe show your thanks by a visit to XPRTNovice/Flexstyle's respective Bandcamp or Website?  

 

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The following tracks on OCR have swing beats, most of which I think should be at a reasonable tempo for dancing?  (I'm a musician, and I've played with swing bands for dances before, but I'm no dancer.)  Recording quality varies, and this is not necessarily a comprehensive list, just a few things I was able to quickly identify:

 

Estradasphere - "Super Buck II" (Mario 2)
Adrian Holovaty - "Gypsy Jazz" (Mario 2)
The Runaway Five - "Shinra Shuffle" (FF6)
The University of Toronto 10 O'Clock Big Band - "Big-Band Battlefield" (Mario 64)
Neskvartetten - "Link Goes to New Orleans" (Zelda)
Acadia Percussion Ensemble - "Percussion Hijinx" (DK Country)
djpretzel - "Swanky Vegas" (SMW)
djpretzel - "Stray Donkey Strut" (DK Country)

 

The Runaway Five might have a few other suitable things floating around out there outside of OCR as well, I'm not sure.  And you could probably manage to do something with The Megas' "Gemineye" off of History Repeating: Red.

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Now we're talking! I like that electro swing. I can use some of these.
The unfortunate thing about the swing genre these days, it often seems to be made for listening more than dancing, since swing dancing isn't as popular as it was back in the old days, it makes a disconnect between the musicians and the dancers.
Still there's always gems if you look hard enough. I've got faith in electro-swing, but so far that genre is hit-or-miss

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