Re: (313) old house track heard on wdtr - "words"?

[Michael . Elliot-Knight]

Educational? I can just imagine now a bunch of kids running around
screaming
"rums sum sum a rum sum sum, goodie goodie ahm sum sum, ikay yea woopie
ikay yea, a hooo a hooo a nikki tee!"

;)

MEK


                                                                                
                                            
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                      08/07/03 08:09 PM         Subject:  Re: (313) old house 
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Found on the debut LP (self titled) along with Genius of Love. I think this

is still in print. Essential for the period.
My wife's mother (a retired elementary school music teacher) used to use it

in class. Educational and funky.

                                                 jeff




>"Wordy Rappinghood" by Tom Tom Club - band that Tina Weymouth formed
>excellent album, very rhythmic
>came out in 1981
>
>it's got a little thing in there with a guy yelling "James Brooowwwwn!
>Jaaaames Brown!"
>
>MEK
>
>Hello, y'all.
>
>I was listening to WDTR's house show this afternoon on my way
>home and heard Al Ester drop this track that I'm looking for more
>information on. I'm assuming it's an old track, it's got a
>spoken-word/rap vocal where each line is "words are...<fill in the
>blank>". Live bass, sounds like live timbales at points...