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Thread: Better uses of a Children's choir in pop songs

  1. #1
    dallow_bg
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    Default Better uses of a Children's choir in pop songs

    Or at least different.

    I wasn't that keen on the choir on ROTT. Something off about hearing Italian children trying to sing in English.

    Here are two that come to mind:

    Denim:

    It Fell Off The Back Of A Lorry
    http://www.savefile.com/files/1011164

    Grandad's False Teeth
    http://www.savefile.com/files/2083513

    (oh my! what is that last song about...)




    http://savefile.com

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    sdavenport666
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    Default oh, how i loved denim...


  3. #3
    dallow_bg
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    Default Meant to ask for others to provide examples as well! Please do!


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    spectral hand
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    Default Re: Better uses of a Children's choir in pop songs

    "There's No One Quite Like Grandma" by St. Winifred's School Choir

    that was awesome ... number one ... incredible ... sweet ...

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    Uncleskinny
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    Default Re: Better uses of a Children's choir in pop songs

    Well, I may be showing my roots here, but the one that springs to mind immediately is "Big A Little A" by Crass. It was almost a duty to know all the lyrics. All together now...

    "Big A little A, bouncing B
    The system might have got you
    But it won't get me
    1 2 3 4.."

    the memories...

    Peter

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    imatthws
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    Default Re: Better uses of a Children's choir in pop songs

    Grocer Jack...

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    CharlatanizeMe
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    Default Re: Better uses of a Children's choir in pop songs

    Brian and Michael and that good ol'Salford favouite - Matchstalk Men (or was it Matchstick??.) Quite apt after last weeks gig at the Lowry which was top banana. Can't wait for Blackburn....again. Late tickets thanks to this forum!!!

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    alainsane @ lunch
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    Default Re: Better uses of a Children's choir in pop songs

    I have another candidate, dallow. The kid choir backing of Prozzak's "It's Not Me, It's You". I upped a copy I found on the Web, and while it's a badly ripped copy, it still gets the choir effect across.

    http://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=03FZ86QF4IIU616ROQ3FPMDSSO
    and
    http://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1IW4AM2NX4VI83VVAB8QI8PD42

    Same file.




    http://olypen.com/jaima/Music/Prozzak/

  9. #9
    poprenaissance
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    Default LONG LIVE FELT & DENIM!!!


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    Uncleskinny
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    Default Primitive Painters - what a song


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    dandysweets
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    Default Re: Meant to ask for others to provide examples as well! Please do!

    this is not really what you were asking for but this one gets me every time

    http://download.yousendit.com/8A68DD60303EB4EB

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    dandysweets
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    Default Hefner - The Day That Thatcher Dies


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    wolverine
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    Default hang the dj

    of course we wouldn't dare to suggest Panic? Glad people remember Denim. That article in Word about him recently was a bit of a worry though.

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    Foolish, ghoulish and childish
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    Default Not better, but I like it: Desmond Dekker "Pickney Gal"


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    Foolish, ghoulish and childish
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    Default "When Doves Cry" from the Romeo + Juliet soundtrack volume 2

    Did I just admit I have this? Yup....

    Of course there's also ABBA's "I Have A Dream." Again, none of these are "better," but enjoyable.

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    poprenaissance
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    Default you got that right - fucking MAJESTIC


  17. #17
    dallow_bg
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    Default Panic at the home of Lawrence

    Ha, you're right about Panic, slipped my mind.

    The "Uncut" article had me worried about Lawrence as well.
    Glad the first CD is being reissued.

  18. #18
    dcn
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    Default Re: Better uses of a Children's choir in pop songs

    Hmmm, I think the choir is perfect on the album and it more than adds to the track in my opinion. It's even better that he has them singing the lines they do. It's too funny.

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    dallow_bg
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    Default Re: Meant to ask for others to provide examples as well! Please do!

    Hehe, I actually have that.

    Thanks! Good piece!

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    dallow_bg
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    Default Prozzak

    Haha, interesting to say the least!

    Thanks.

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