Calling the meek and the humble
Welcome to blackboard jungle
So don’t you crumble
Just be humble
The Orb sampled it, and now the Wobbly Squadron do too. Lee Scratch Perry’s Blackboard Jungle (1973) sounded brilliant as an ambient house sample in 1991and it was cracking to hear it being sampled again last night at the Hobgoblin.
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A Bit of a Gig Blog
I've seen hundreds of bands in tiny venues. Some go on to headline festivals. A greater number never find their way out of the fleapits. Many are bloody brilliant. I love going to gigs. When I get it together, I sometimes rave about good gigs here.
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