benny hill rhythm

matt b

Indexing all opinion

• Sep 16, 2008

• #1

'terry and june riddim' soon come?

http://www.imeem.com/juliansdanceha...man_no_tikkle_2008_benny_hill_riddim_elephan/

 

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mms

sometimes

• Sep 16, 2008

• #2

haha ha...ha......ha..... ha............ha.
Ohhh....:slanted:

 

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Grafta

Member

• Sep 17, 2008

• #3

mm, look up timberlee's tune 'heels' on this if you have a chance. sounds like she's been hangin out with esco too long
nice

 

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petergunn

plywood violin

• Sep 17, 2008

• #4

a/k/a yackety sax by boots randolph, derived from King Curtis' sax solo on the coasters yankkety yack...

 

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mms

sometimes

• Sep 17, 2008

• #5

petergunn said:

a/k/a yackety sax by boots randolph, derived from King Curtis' sax solo on the coasters yankkety yack...

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well in this case it's very much the benny hill theme, sadly.

 

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petergunn

plywood violin

• Sep 17, 2008

• #6

mms said:

well in this case it's very much the benny hill theme, sadly.

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actually, i think it's pretty great, i love the unabashed cornball aspect of JA music... but, just being nerdy and pointing out the history of the tune...

 

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gabriel

The Heatwave

• Sep 17, 2008

• #7

yeah i always love dancehall riddims like this

though this one - unlike for example the chaka chaka riddim, which is just a bit too silly and i only ever play at house parties where everyone's too pissed to care - is kind of straight up good as well, especially the elephant man and timberlee vocals

i wrote about it on my blog and put some mp3s up as well:

http://www.theheatwave.co.uk/blog/item/benny-hill-riddim/

 

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stelfox

Beast of Burden

• Sep 17, 2008

• #8

It's kind of like the Wipeout, which I absolutely loathed at first, but grew to really love in the end.

 

matt b

Indexing all opinion

• Sep 17, 2008

• #9

i've been playing it to anyone who walks in my office today and am starting to like it i like the way ele rides it