Wie hieß der kerl...

[Bartho]

Das war glaub jemand aus den 70ger oder 80ger Jahren und hat ´nen großen hit gebracht - normal stottert der , was man im refrain teilweise hört

ich mein aber nicht mel tillis

[Cyrus]

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scatman_John

[Bergischer Löwe]

John Scatman.....??

Gruss
Andreas

[Bergischer Löwe]

Cyrus war flotter...

[Bartho]

Zitat von Cyrus

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scatman_John

Hm ne das war der nicht...

im refrain war glaube die rede von BBBaby oder so ähnlich

[Kanzler]

Herr Bachman vielleicht?

Kanzler

[Bartho]

Zitat von Kanzler

Herr Bachman vielleicht?

Kanzler

Genau der

Danke dir

[Volker Sch]

Aber wenn ich mich noch richtig erinnere, war nicht er der Stotterer, sondern das Lied war einem stotternden Familienmitglied gewidmet.

Gruß

Volker

[Kanzler]

8. Why does Randy stutter in the vocal of "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet"?

[Info taken from 'Bachman-Turner Overdrive' by Martin Melhuish]

According to Randy "The song is a joke. A gold joke. I did the
stuttering as a joke. If you met my brother Gary, you'd know he stutters.
There was no intentional copy of 'My Generation'. I didn't even think of
it at the time. All it was was a dummy vocal track. I wanted to make a
cassette of the song and work on a solo over the weekend so I laid down
a dummy vocal.
"I took it home and everybody laughed at it at first, but
the engineer said 'You know, there's something really dynamite about
that track. The b-b-baby is a hook.' When we got back to the studio I
tried
to do a straight vocal track. It sounded like Frank Sinatra singing
'Strangers In The Night' so we all agreed to leave it on. Actually I was
kind of embarrased by it. The Mercury people came down to Sound City in
L.A. where I was mixing it, and when it came time for them to hear the
song I turned off the board."

Kanzler

[Lars Ostsee]

das Rätsel ist ja inzwischen gelöst,

bei "BBBB...." hätte ich darauf getippt

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OHPJcclFhI


Gruss
Lars