Sultans of Swing

I'm going to 'blame' @Don G Rowe for getting this song stuck in my head, so in 'retaliation' I'm borrowing one of the moves he's been using lately.

Spoiler

underground tunnels, no claustrophobia needed

Thanks to @Rizal for his level "Stay at Home" - I never thought of mounting a ball like that so a 'regular' R (not P) could hit it... pretty neat.
"Sultans of Swing" is a song from the British blues rock (?) group Dire Straits, from their self-titled debut in 1978, and is one of their biggest hits. One of the best-selling bands in the world, their albums have sold over 100 million copies. Other big hits of theirs include "Money for Nothing" and "Walk of Life", from their 1985 album "Brothers in Arms".

Brilliant, ! I love the underground tunnel, and the swing is lots of fun! Thank you again!

Great swing, but you could easily have called it "Tunnel of Love".

Yep & easy quick & FUN one...Thanks for sharing @D.S.Masters Btw, When I was a child, about 10 years old, more or less, my father gave me the album "Making Movies" from "Dire Straits" ... And I fell in love, above all, with the song "Tunnel of Love"...It is impossible to know how many times I have listened to this song but it continues to thrill me like the first day ... The end of the song is simply amazing

@delator77 Oddly enough, I don't think I've heard that one...

Loved this to boogie bits! So satisfying watching all those balls fall into place once I have engaged my sluggish brain.

Lovely design, original and fun. Thank you.
My earworm antidotes: Ravel's Bolero or Farewell to Stromness. Instant relief guaranteed .

@mossieurclo I just grab almost anything loud from my playlist... but one of my problems with earworms is that when I'm building a level named for a song or a group, I usually have their music playing in the background while I'm building. Oh, well...

@D.S.Masters There we are, ladys and gents: the source of inspiration of Mr. Masters. Of which we had a few hints before .

Not too difficult.but really funny.great.

Really enjoyed this one. I didn't notice the path the first time I played and was pleasantly surprised when I discovered it. Just enough puzzle to make it interesting and thoughtful but also not a crazy impossible trick level. Great!

@shultz I don't do 'crazy impossible' levels... I don't even know how to get started on anything like that.

The swing was surprisingly stable .

Thanks for making this awesome level!