Need Help With My Sacroiliac

As many of you know, I am still recovering from the car accident I had in July. Right now my sacroiliac is of great concern.

I first became familiar with this part of the body through a song lyric which I'm sure was from a Broadway show. No, it isn't the mention it gets in GYPSY ("You can sacrifice your sacro working in a back row"). It was a lyric that didn't abbreviate the word.

My witty chiropractor jokingly suggests that it was from the ill-fated musical called THE CHIROPRACTOR'S DAUGHTER, in with Bernadette Peters played Helen Schmidlapp, but I can't find any reference to that in my Burns Mantle collection.

Any help?

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MusicMan, don't know if that's what Dolly's been trying to recall...but I thank you. I've been tossing that word in my head ever since I read the initial posting. I knew it was used in a song but it wasn't coming to me. A cute song it is too.

Cheers!

To Dollypop

Don't get your back up over this

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Perhaps sacroiliac is mentioned in the lyric to "Them Bones, Them Bones". Still puzzled over this one.

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While doing a google search, I found out that Sinatra recorded three songs with the word "sacroiliac" in the lyric. However, I can't find what those titles are. Does that ring any bells for you? Sinatra + sacroiliac= ??

"The Hucklebuck," as sung by Frank Sinatra: "Then you hunch your back/Have a little movement in your sacroiliac"

Hooray! Ol' Blue Eyes has done it again!