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It's doing my bloody head in! Can't remember what song they are from. Pretty sure it's a 1960's track???
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The sample is taken from the middle eight from the title track of the 60's film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.It's doing my bloody head in! Can't remember what song they are from. Pretty sure it's a 1960's track???
The sample is taken from the middle eight from the title track of the 60's film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Danny Levin is quite a prolific musician and is credited as playing on it - so probably not a sample at all.
Info here:
Given Chiccarelli et al credit the use of a sample (Olivia Newton-John) in another song, I'd guess it's just something that coincidentally sounds familiar?Danny Levin - The Official Website for Mark Eitzel & American Music Club
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FWD.
I could have swore it was Dick The Dyke blowing his own trumpet ?Nope.
I could have swore it was Dick The Dyke blowing his own trumpet ?
It could be the melody. Pretty sure that there are trumpets in the song I'm thinking of???
Almost got it! ?
If it was a sample it would be credited as a sample.It's doing my bloody head in! Can't remember what song they are from. Pretty sure it's a 1960's track???
This is still bugging the f*** out of me.
Ok, even I'm not sure about this. So I could be reading too much into it. Feel free to berate me!
The Kinks - You Really Got Me, has that five note riff. The lyrics are also about someone in bed that can't sleep. Morrissey doesn't say that in his lyrics, but he does hug a pillow because he's missing someone.
Could be bollocks.
But those 5 notes!
Consider yourself berated. Now go and mow the lawn or something.
It's intentional!
Just Googled Morrissey Pretty Flamingo and found this:
Morrissey - In Conversation
Morrissey In Conversation
An English national treasure, Steven Patrick Morrissey has made barbed observations about modern culture for more than two decades. As renowned for his elegantly waspish interviews as for his celebrated song lyrics, his wit and vitriol are finally collected in a long overdue anthology.books.google.co.uk