Interjections that help make a song

Interjections that help make a song

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DickyC

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51,657 posts

205 months

Tuesday 10th September
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At the end of the guitar solo in Dr Feelgood's Down at the Doctors you hear Lee Brilleaux shout, “Eight bars of piano.” This was an instruction to the engineer to dub in the keyboard at some point in the future. If I remember correctly the band thought the piano solo was rubbish and it wasn't included but Brilleaux's shouted request stayed.

Twenty five seconds into the Small Faces' Tin Soldier, Steve Marriott calls, "Come on!" You can't help but listen for it.

In ZZ Top's Sharp Dressed Man, while Billy Gibbons is singing, someone - Dusty Hill? - repeats, "Black Tie." That's it. Cracks me up every time.

The_Doc

5,112 posts

227 months

Tuesday 10th September
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Aprox 2.8 secs into Paranoid Android, in the last of the 4 computer generated "boop" sounds, Thom Yorke says boop, interjecting and speaking over the fourth tone.

Personally I think it makes the track.

Roofless Toothless

6,114 posts

139 months

Tuesday 10th September
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Ray Charles: “sing the song, children.”




jimmytheone

1,544 posts

225 months

Tuesday 10th September
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I only noticed this having read the sleeve notes but in Unsquare Dance by Dave Brubeck quartet, you can just hear Joe Morello at the very end, expressing his pleasure at completing it:



I like the simple joy at something which sounds fiendishly hard to play, especially as a drummer

Chauffard

249 posts

4 months

Tuesday 10th September
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On ELO's Rockaria, depending on the pressing, Mary Thomas's first attempt at the intro has a throat/frog malfunction she says "oooops" and has another go.

On George's For You Blue on Let It Be, George can be heard urging Lennon's slide guitar playing " Go Johnny Go ".


Super Sonic

7,214 posts

61 months

Tuesday 10th September
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STAND STILL LADDIE!
From the same album, on 'nobody home', the film version Pink is flicking through the channels and the cartoon interjects perfectly.
"Ooh babe,
When I try to get through,
on the telephone to you"
(Surprise surprise surprise!)
"There's still no-one home."

ETA Correction, it's the album version

Edited by Super Sonic on Tuesday 10th September 18:09

DickyC

Original Poster:

51,657 posts

205 months

Tuesday 10th September
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At the end of Helter Skelter Ringo shouting, "I've got blisters on my fingers."

He had, too, apparently.

R6tty

389 posts

22 months

Tuesday 10th September
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About as subtle as Ringo, never understood but always loved 'Tin roof; rusted!'.

MCBrowncoat

1,010 posts

153 months

Tuesday 10th September
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".........cough"
"That's gotta be the one hasn't it?"
"Come an' 'ave a listen then"
"Oh yes thank you"

Led Zeppelin, In My Time of Dying. Bonham pissed on his birthday hitting those drums harder than anyone

Also:

"Aye oop!!"

While my Guitar Gently Weeps

DickyC

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51,657 posts

205 months

Tuesday 10th September
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Joni Mitchell's laugh at the end of Big Yellow Taxi.

GliderRider

2,527 posts

88 months

Tuesday 10th September
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"Alice? Who the fk is Alice?"

essayer

9,604 posts

201 months

Tuesday 10th September
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“Anyone got a Ford Cortina parked outside?” - always listen out for it right at the end of Whatever by Oasis

Nickp82

3,403 posts

100 months

Tuesday 10th September
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Stop….. Hammertime

LR90

193 posts

10 months

Wednesday 11th September
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"A flower?"

Suppers Ready—Genesis

It's probably the single most memorable moment in the whole 22-minute suite.

Lotusgone

1,311 posts

134 months

Wednesday 11th September
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David Essex, Gonna Make You a Star -

"I don't fink so"


dundarach

5,368 posts

235 months

Wednesday 11th September
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DickyC said:
Joni Mitchell's laugh at the end of Big Yellow Taxi.
Funnily or not, that completely destroys it for me, absolutely loath it!

However good call in this context.

Chauffard

249 posts

4 months

Wednesday 11th September
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dundarach said:
DickyC said:
Joni Mitchell's laugh at the end of Big Yellow Taxi.
Funnily or not, that completely destroys it for me, absolutely loath it!

However good call in this context.
Oh no, it's a hoot, Joni's songwriting can be leaden and introspective, it's great to hear her laugh.

Yahonza

2,113 posts

37 months

Wednesday 11th September
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The Central Scrutinizer's various interjections in Joe's Garage by Frank Zappa.

Halmyre

11,540 posts

146 months

Wednesday 11th September
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MCBrowncoat said:
".........cough"
"That's gotta be the one hasn't it?"
"Come an' 'ave a listen then"
"Oh yes thank you"

Led Zeppelin, In My Time of Dying. Bonham pissed on his birthday hitting those drums harder than anyone

Also:

"Aye oop!!"

While my Guitar Gently Weeps
Also Led Zep, intro to Black Country Woman, an aeroplane can be heard at the start.

Someone (Page?): Can't have this aeroplane on...
Plant: Nah, leave it yeah?

Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama" - Ronnie van Zandt's "Turn it up" at the start after the guitar intro.
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miniman

26,284 posts

269 months

Wednesday 11th September
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This performance of Make Me Smile has a nice little interjection in it.

https://youtu.be/OQ2K4qRABCM?si=HEBnB9QiOk4cdckj