I've just returned from a foreign holiday, where I was privileged to hear, among other Euro-pop nonsense, a cover version of Jive Bunny and The Mixmasters' That's What I Like, which, as readers of a certain vintage may recall, consisted of hits by Chubby Checker, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis and Chris Montez given the then-fashionable MARRS treatment (i.e. sampled, scratched, mixed and collaged).
The cover version was clearly played by a band (rather than sampling the original records); they even sang in cod-English with a Spanish accent. All of the stuttering bits of Jive Bunny's original were kept intact.
One question. Why?
Dream on
4 days ago
2 comments:
Did ye no hear anything that you liked ya grumbler?
Well, you can't beat a day on the beach with My Bloody Valentine as your soundtrack. Sadly this was courtesy of an mp3 player rather than French radio.
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