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The 'In' Crowd is a 1964 composition, written by Billy Page and
arranged by his brother Gene, originally sung by Dobie Gray. Being 'in'
had the context of being trendy, fashionable, or with the happening
people. Inphone The first 40-second TV commercial was sung to the tune of "In Crowd" as follows:- I'm in with the Inphone I go where the Inphone goes. Plug in with the Inphone suits my style, and suits my clothes It doesn't matter where or what I do... it's just my new way of getting through. Inphone's in tone, in touch with me Inphone's in tone, in touch with you. In touch, in tone, Inphone. MVO: [probably Mike Read DJ] Inphone from British Telecom. For yours dial 100 now, and ask for Freefone Inphone.
I'm in with the Inphone I go where the Inphone goes. Downstairs on the Inphone... Upstairs while I paint my toes. More than one is really so much fun, Three or four...you can give me more. Looks so good, looks in style Looks so right, look no dial In touch, in tone, Inphone. And a third one... Gonna move in with the Inphone I go where the Inphone goes. With high-tech ...and low sofas Or Baby Grand, Inphone's so composed! You can't knock it...sockets everywhere One just here...one just there From the kitchen...switching to the hall Room to roam while I make my call In touch, in tone, Inphone. MVO: Move in with an Inphone, from British Telecom. Dial 100 and ask for Freefone Inphone.
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