"Football You Bet" genre: Electronica
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	Pleasant synthetic melodies, interspersed with light bombast, all in a minor key.
	MP3.com CD: Digital Judge - buy it! Credits: Copyright © 1999 John E. Bredehoft.
	Story Behind the Song James Hughes was a proud member of the Wakefield High School (Arlington, Virginia) class of 1980. When he wasn't playing trumpet in the marching band, or going off to see a New England concert, or singing Cheap Trick and Cars covers with his own band, he wandered around saying "Football...you bet!" I never did find out why. The original version of this song was completed in April 1999, and I've fiddled with it off and on ever since. This is probably my favorite among the "Digital Judge" songs.

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