quoted 3 lines i don't know what to believe but i'll tell you this: the magic number track>>i don't know what to believe but i'll tell you this: the magic number track
>was
>> the original, some kind of age-of-aquarius meets sesame street blue-eyed
soul
quoted 3 lines number that was sampled heavily on de la souls "the magic number". it was a>>number that was sampled heavily on de la souls "the magic number". it was a
>>great track (complete with background singers reciting multiplication tables)
>>but i don't think anybody here could ID it. (i don't know the original
artist)
TWO WORDS: SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK!!!!!!!!!!
Doesn't anybody remember this tune from Saturday morning cartoons when
they were a kid? There was a whole series of these little cartoon
edutainment videos, one for every number 1-12, one for nouns, verbs
("verb, that's what's happenin'), adjectives, adverbs, interjections,
conjunctions ('conjunction junction, what's your function"). They later
branched out into areas of historic and governmental interest (remember
"I'm just a bill, and I'm sittin' here on Capitol Hill,.....). There was
a Schoolhouse rock "tribute" album recently released featuring your
standard injection of "alterno radio" artists, each covering one of the
schoolhouse rock tunes. I don't know the original artist(s), they were
all probably written by some unknown songwriter. i know I can't be so old
as to be the only person who remembers Schoolhouse Rock!?
Halve Phun,
James