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OK Blue Jays est une chanson de baseball, jouée lors de la septième manche des des Blue Jays de Toronto. La chanson comprend des références à l'équipe des Blue Jays et aux événements des années 1980 . Il a été publié en août 1983 et s’classé 47ème sur la liste des singles du magazine RPM en septembre 1983, écrit par Jack Lenz et Tony Kosinec et interprétée par Keith Hampshire and "The Bat Boys" . La chanson a été remixée par Rob Wells et Chris Anderson en 2003 . "OK Blue Jays" is a baseball song played during the seventh-inning stretch of home games of the Toronto Blue Jays, a Major League Baseball team based in the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The song includes references to the team's roster and events from the 1980s. It was released in 1983 and charted 47th on RPM's singles list. It was written by Jack Lenz and Tony Kosinec and is performed by Keith Hampshire and "The Bat Boys". The song was remixed by Rob Wells and Chris Anderson in 2003. Dave's put down a smokerA strikeAnd you've got no doubt(You're out!) The refrain of the song is:
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"OK Blue Jays" is a baseball song played during the seventh-inning stretch of home games of the Toronto Blue Jays, a Major League Baseball team based in the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The song includes references to the team's roster and events from the 1980s. It was released in 1983 and charted 47th on RPM's singles list. It was written by Jack Lenz and Tony Kosinec and is performed by Keith Hampshire and "The Bat Boys". The song was remixed by Rob Wells and Chris Anderson in 2003. By 1986, the single had sold over 50,000 copies and was certified gold. In a pre-game ceremony in 1986, Jimy Williams accepted a gold record from a recording industry representative before a game against the Milwaukee Brewers. The Blue Jays song was conceptualized by Alan Smith, Creative Director at JWT Direct. He wrote most of the lyrics together with copywriter Pat Arbour, although the first verse was written entirely by recording artist Tony Kosinec of the Lenz/Kosinec jingle house, which was hired to write the music and produce the song under Smith and Arbour's direction. The project was approved and supported by Blue Jays executive Paul Beeston. Lenz stated that Beeston "wanted the song to be fun, but not to promise too much because the team was OK". The original version of the song was about two and a half minutes long, but the version played during the seventh-inning stretch is 58 seconds long. During its play, the Blue Jays JForce cheerleaders lead fans in simple stretching activities, such as clapping and fist-pumping. When the song was first introduced in 1983, a group from Fitness Ontario would lead fans in calisthenics exercises. The lyrics state: The song refers to eight teams; in order, they are the Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Angels, Texas Rangers, New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, and Oakland Athletics. The original version referred to the Milwaukee Brewers instead of the Los Angeles Angels. Two individuals are mentioned by their given name only. The first is Dave Stieb, about whom the song states: Dave's put down a smokerA strikeAnd you've got no doubt(You're out!) The lyrics were later changed to "Jays throw down a smoker". The second individual mentioned is "Billy", referring to Billy Martin, who had been the manager of the Oakland Athletics in 1982 and had his third stint as manager of the New York Yankees in 1983. We'll beat the A's so bad it'll make Billy blue The refrain of the song is: OK Blue Jays!Let's play ball! The song ends with the sound of a bat swung by Willie Upshaw striking a pitched baseball. OK Blue Jays est une chanson de baseball, jouée lors de la septième manche des des Blue Jays de Toronto. La chanson comprend des références à l'équipe des Blue Jays et aux événements des années 1980 . Il a été publié en août 1983 et s’classé 47ème sur la liste des singles du magazine RPM en septembre 1983, écrit par Jack Lenz et Tony Kosinec et interprétée par Keith Hampshire and "The Bat Boys" . La chanson a été remixée par Rob Wells et Chris Anderson en 2003 . Par 1986, le single avait vendu plus de 50 000 exemplaires et était certifié or. accepte un disque d’or avant un match contre Milwaulkee le 25 juin 1986 en guise de reconnaissance .La chanson des Blue Jays a été conçue par Alan Smith, directeur de la création chez JWT Direct. Il a écrit la plupart des paroles en collaboration avec le rédacteur publicitaire Pat Arbour, bien que le premier vers ait été entièrement écrit par l’artiste enregistrant Tony Kosinec de la maison à jingles Lenz / Kosinec, embauché pour écrire la musique et produire la chanson sous la direction de Smith et Arbour. Le projet a été approuvé et soutenu par l'exécutif des Blue Jays, . Lenz a déclaré que Beeston "voulait que la chanson soit amusante, mais ne pas trop promette, car l'équipe était OK" . En version originale, la chanson durait environ deux minutes et demie, mais la version jouée au cours de la séquence de septième manche est de 58 secondes . Lors des matchs, la chanson joue tandis que les pom-pom girls des Blue Jays JForce dirigent les supporteurs dans des activités d'étirement simples, telles que les applaudissements et le pompage au poing. Quand la chanson a été introduite pour la première fois en 1983, un groupe de Fitness Ontario dirigeait les fans lors d'exercices de gymnastique suédoise . La chanson se réfère à huit équipes; dans l'ordre, il s'agit des White Sox de Chicago, des Red Sox de Boston, des Brewers de Milwaukee ou des Angels de Los Angeles (dépendant de la version de 1983 ou de 2003), des Rangers du Texas, des Yankees de New York, des Indians de Cleveland, des Tigers de Détroit et des Athletics d'Oakland . Deux personnes ne sont mentionnées que par leur prénom, le premier étant Dave Stieb (lanceur vedette de l’équipe), et Billy Martin, manager de l'équipe des Athletics et des Yankees . Le refrain de la chanson est: « OK Blue Jays! Let’s play ball! » (OK les Blue Jays! Jouons au baseball!) et se termine par le son d'une balle frappée par .
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