The 1000 best songs in the world ever.
805-Jungle Brothers-I’ll House You.
1988-Number 22 single.
Best Bit-At 0.20 Check this out-your listening to something innovative.
The Jungle Brothers are an American Hip Hop group,they were one of the first acts to mix Jazz with Hip Hop and they also were the first Hip Hop group to use a House Music producer.The producers name is Todd Terry and together they recorded this breakthrough hit.Terry released his own version of the song also in 1988 under the name of Royal Party,calling the track Can You Party and taking the song to Number 14.
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The 1000 best songs in the world ever
807-David Bowie-Drive-In-Saturday.
1973-Number 3 single.
Best Bit-At 1.32 Bowie was a genius and this is just one example of Pop Music’s greatest talent.
Drive-In-Saturday describes how the inhabitants of a post-apocalyptic world in the future(Bowie once said that the year was 2033)have forgotten how to make love and need to watch old porn films to see how it is done.The lyrics name-check Mick Jagger(when people stared in Jagger’s eyes and scored),the model Twiggy and Swiss Psychiatrist Carl Jung.
The song was written with the band Mott The Hoople in mind as a follow up to ‘All The Young Dudes’ but this time they declined the offer,a surprised Bowie decided to record it himself.
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The 1000 best songs in the world ever.
808-Glen Miller-Moonlight Serenade.
1939-There was no UK chart until 1952.It was re-issued in 1954,reaching Number 12 and again in 1976,this time peaking at Number 13.
Best Bit-At 1.40 A slow Swing classic.
Glen Miller wrote the melody for this song as far back as 1935 when he was a trombone player in Ray Noble’s band.The lyricist Eddie Heyman added words and the song was titled ‘As I Lay Me Down To Weep.’In 1938 Miller used the instrumental as theme music for his radio broadcasts on the NBC network,it has become his signature song.
Glen Miller was the worlds biggest selling artist from 1939-1943 scoring 23 Billboard Number 1s.On December 15th 1944 while he was traveling to entertain U.S troops in France during World War 2,his aircraft disappeared in bad weather over the English Channel.he was 40 years old.
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The 1000 best songs in the world.
809-Montell Jordan-This Is How We Do it.
1995-Number 11 single.
Best Bit-At 0.11 That brilliant intro tells you how he did it was the right way to do it.
This Is How We Do It was the debut single from Montell Jordan and spent 7 weeks at Number 1 on Billboard.The song samples British rapper Slick Rick’s 1989 Old Skool Hip Hop song Children’s Story,which is a song that has been sampled many times by different artists over the years.In 2015 Dutch DJ Joe Stone remixed ‘This Is How We Do It’ into a Dance track featuring Jordan,taking the track back into the charts and peaking at Number 15.Montell Jordan is now a born-again Christian and can be seen at Victory World Church in Atlanta,Georgia.
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The 1000 best songs in the world ever.
810-Billy Joel-We Didn’t Start The Fire.
1989-Number 7 single.
Best Bit-At 0.14 Let the history lesson commence.
Billy Joel got the idea for the song when he had just turned 40.He was in a recording studio and someone who had just turned 21 said to him ‘it’s a terrible time to be 21.’Joel replied to him ‘yeah,i thought it was an awful time and we had Vietnam.’Joel was always mad keen on history and putting pen to paper listed in almost chronological order several significant people and events.In total there are 119 items mentioned starting in 1949 and ending in 1989.Billy Joel has stated he has no plans to make a follow up covering 1990 onwards.
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The 1000 best songs in the world ever.
811-Jan and Dean-Surf City.
1963-Number 26 single.
Best Bit-At 1.22 Two girls for every boy-I can see the appeal.
Most of the song was originally written by Brian Wilson.While at a party with Jan Berry and Dean Torrence,Wilson told them about a song he hadn’t yet completed and was struggling with.Berry and Torrence contributed additional writing and it went on to be the first Surf Song to get to Number One on Billboard. The Beach Boys manager and Wilson’s father Murry was reportedly angry with his son,believing that Brian had wasted a Number One record by letting someone else record it instead of his group The Beach Boys.
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The 1000 best songs in the world ever.
812-Michael Jackson-Don’t Stop Til’ You Get Enough.
1979-Number 3 single.
Best Bit-At 3.07 There are two ‘ooh ooh’s as opposed to just the one at 2.11,try to remember that if you are doing the karaoke.
This song represents a career defining moment for Michael Jackson,it introduced his falsetto voice and vocal hiccup.The song is taken from his 1979 Album Off The Wall.This was the first time he had worked with producer Quincy Jones who would also go on to produce Thriller and Bad.When Jackson’s mother Katherine,a devout Jehovah’s witness heard the song she was shocked by the lyrical content and felt that the title could be misconstrued as pertaining to sexual activity.Jackson reassured her that the song was not a reference to sex,but could mean whatever people wanted it to.
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The 1000 best songs in the world ever.
813-Lethal Bizzle-Fester Skank.
2015-Number 11 single.
Best Bit-At 0.08 A name check for Maverick Sabre,he’s lucky it rhymes with you’re irrelevant pager.
Lethal Bizzle was born Maxwell Ansah in Walthamstow,London on September 4th 1984.He was one of the first artists to have success with the then new genre of music ‘Grime,’back in 2002.Grime is a mixture of Electronic music,UK Garage and Jungle,Dancehall,Ragga and Hip Hop and generally quick fire Rapping.The song was co-written by Dutch electronic producer Diztortion who got the idea for the song when watching Lethal Bizzle doing a silly dance on a video,he thought he looked like Unkle Fester of the Addams Family.
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