[cafemambo2]

Just found out the person behind this fantastic Hall and Oates sampling song is Ricky Simpson aka Ricky and Daz and that dreadfull rhinstone cowboy song.

I wonder if moyles will be behind this song?

[Sidders]

Ricky and Daz were behind Bus Stop, just that nobody had heard of them back then; and nobody would have done if it wasn't for Moyles.

[cafemambo2]

Whos bus stop?

[I Want Errr.... Cake]

they did cheesy rip-offs of kung-fu fighting and get it on.
crap.

[cafemambo2]

they did cheesy rip-offs of kung-fu fighting and get it on.
crap.

Oh yes i remember least the newer stuff is a bit better. Why on earth dont they just record under 1 name!?

[Minnie the Minx]

Beacues then people would realise that it was the same crap and they wouldn't make any money.

[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

shows the importance of image and not what people like to hear.

[Tom Holt]

i've been playing this tune for weeks - ranks high in my opinion

[MC]

Ha, I like the way you say that as if it gives the track more credibility.

I don't like it myself but to be fair there are a few good dance "choons" (oi oi) around at the minute...

[Toast]

It's a great track.

[David]

i prefer the original.

[Mcqueen_]

Ricky and Daz were behind Bus Stop

I think it was just Daz. Rikki did the Hamster Dance with the Cuban Boys.

They only came together after Rikki had heard Blown Out on Moyles' show though.

[Sidders]

Yeah, that sounds about right.

[Jonny Hoare]

I was discussing at the time of roger sanchez's "another chance" what the next big sample would be- i said this would be the future sample, so how happy am i

Ryan Paris - Dolce Vita... the next sample!