Beats International Dub Be Good To Me
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Track by Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim.
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Here's the original
• S.O.S. Band- Just Be G...
Also check out the bassline of this song
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50 years of age and still love this tune. Happiest times of my life. Great memories
it's a timeless bassline, paul simonon at his best
You an me both, although i am a year or two younger (hey, it counts at our age). Doing my A-levels and listening to this on a recording off the radio on my walkman, hoping the tape wouldnt implode. Kids these days, never having to untangle a c90 hoping to not have lost some treasured tunes that might not be recoverable.
Dont know they are born!
/shakes fist at clouds.
same here man 🙂
60 and this groove keeps me bopping
Yeah, best dance tune of the 80s
I don’t care about today’s groups. Those of us that lived through the 80s and 90s will always know WE had the best generation of music. No contest.
I didn't even live that era but I can't agree more
100%
I think the 60's and 70's might have something to say about that.
And of course they took half of this from The Clash's Guns of Brixton and mixed it with the SOS bands, Just be Good to Me.
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My personal reggae collection attests to that...
So glad I grew up in the 90’s with a wealth of beautiful music that was properly produced
Jealous icl. Music these days is nothing compared. Love the older songs
Me too ❤
I think 90 to 94 yes I agree with you but after that was rubbish
I was 22 when this record was released. Now I'm 54 and wonder where the hell my youth went ?
Aye, amen to that..✌. Was 12, but can relate. Time flies eh, approaching mid 40's & this TUNE was on 24/7. From the Radio/Tele' to Walkman etc. When Number 1 that Month seemed LONG! Glad done well in the USA + many countries tbf.👏 (Never tires) 🔥 🎶,🔥
omg so many old people, i‘m 20 now and love this kind of music 🫶
Yep!
Still there just under old skin don’t let age destroy your young self 😉
@@AJYAXLEY Thank you.
I'm 58 and still love This, loved the 80s and 90s 😘
Take care my brother 👍🏽
Im just 50 wishing you all the best
You bet, it was just awsome 80s & 90s
Where did it go..
J'ai 54 ans et je ne m'en lasse pas. On reconnait les bons morceaux de nos générations, et vice-versa ;)
I was 15 in 1990 in the northern suburbs of England. This was massive to us then & still is now. Still own my original 7" but it's worn so thin now ✌️❤️🎶
What a rumble ay that B.A.S.S.is unreal man.was sick at a fairground.👀💯🕊️🕊️💯👀💯🕊️👀
🎉 I was 13 in 1990 loved my tunes
Ca a cartonné aussi en France, Top 50, NRJ, Skyrock et tout le tralala, gros tube.
Is this the original
Love the Ennio Morricone harmonica sample from 'Once Upon a Time in the West'.
Haunting
I recognised that. Awesome!
...and the Clash... "°Guns of Brixton?" 😅😂😊
@@colinmackenzie6277 Yes 👍
If you guys want a really surprising sample from this, check out at 1:59. That's Taj Mahal from Take A Giant Step - I forget the name of the track.
I played this track a few hours ago at a small dance cafe as a dj... people went nuts ❤️🔥
Yes yes, it sounds just as fresh in October 2023 as it did back then .....❤ 🎶
@@amazonionavalon8252 always fresh
That should of told you of the tune then..it set the pace of the 90z to come-acid house
This was tremendous back in the day when it came on in the club for the first time. The late 80's and early 90's were hard to beat. Time of my life :)
Back when there was good stuff on the radio. You only listen to the radio now if you want to develop schizophrenia.
Ou comment on apprend que Fatboy Slim (alias Norman Cook) est le génial créateur de cet énorme tube de Beats International. Déjà cette grande manie de mélanger les titres. Quatre d'entre eux ont servi à construire ce hit colossal des années 90, qui s'appelle au départ "Invasion Of The Estate Agents", sorti un an avant en 45T :
1. The S.O.S Band "Just Be Good To Me" en 1983 (pour les paroles)
Mais surtout...
2. The Clash "Guns Of Brixton" (pour la ligne de basse !)
3. Ennio Morricone "The Man With The Harmonica" (pour... l'harmonica !)
4. Johnny Dynell "Jam Hot" (pour les percussions !)
Un travail d'orfèvre. Je comprends mieux pourquoi j'aime ce son comme un dingue...
Yes, and that’s Fatboy Slim himself playing the Clash bass-line in the video. He was the main bass player in the original successful version of the Beautiful South (as Norman Cook), and a useful backing vocalist as well (with key vocals in Caravan of Love).
30 years for this classic wow how time flies bring back the early 90s
Bass babe here. 🌼 I was there at the Thunderdome and the Hacienda. Still stomping the beat when I hear it... Love And Blessings from Manchester England 🌼
Fatboy Slim slappin that bass in this one
@@CalderaFinance sounds like Guns Of Brixton by the Clash 🌕🌼
@Littlewing6was9 lol. That's actually quite funny, as not only fatboy is in the video, but he is known for his samples.
Great places....but did you do The Konspiracy and Boardwalk too 😜❤
Aaah….. MaDchester 😵💫…….Remember the Daze…..😶🌫️
Lindy Layton's voice makes the song for me, the ghostly tone and ambience with a reggae beat and an awesome bassline makes this an all time classic... ok the "Tank fly boss walk" bit is catchy too ... :D
This sounds so good, even 23 years later.Those were the days.The 90's rock!
And now, even later ? ;)
Great comment. 2022 and still listening.
90's are missed.
33 years later ;)
Loved this song back then and still love it now. The early 90s had so much memorable music. Very nostalgic.
Yes still a favorite tune remember seeing it on top of the pops in the eighties x
I need to search for 20 seconds to comply, next.
Glad that I’m old enough to have enjoyed both versions of this song. This version has a fantastic trippy reggae groove whereas the original SOS Band version is an all out funk classic. Both worthy of much love.
This version has Guns of Brixton by the Clash as the base
Jesus Christ
Having parents who had good taste in music and always blasted some bangers is an absolute blessing
This tune came into my head and I’ve had about 3 weeks of suffering until now and I could honestly cry it’s so good
I've lived through many decades of music: every one of them had music that I didn't get, couldn't understand but there has always been music I could appreciate and some call me back to hear again.
This is an amazing example of it's era, one that calls me back time and time again. Old now, disabled too but still dancing in my dreams.
Rave on.
It was a time where time stood still.
I remember going to a 'club' and spending a hour or two with someone who was a couple of decades older than me.
He said this moment is what the 70's generation tried to create and failed.
It wasn't until the 90's that it came true.
The summer of love in 92-94 was amazing. If you missed it you missed something glorious. It wasn't just the music, it was the openness of the time. Everyone was welcome, age colour or creed. We were just one Unity. If that doesn't mean something to you. You weren't there.....
@@stub7468 👍😃
"If you remember the 60s then you weren't enjoying them"... cannot remember who said that.
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Love it, sounds as good now as it did back then. It was a great era for music and this track is up there with the best of them.
I was born in 1978 and in 1990 I was 12 years old.
This track shaped my music sensitivity 💗💗💗
U too?
Me too
born '79 and in the 1990 I got my hands on The Clash London Calling.
I was listening to it over and over again, and there there was this song out of nowhere. Teenage me: "wait a minute I know this base line, this is Paul Simons from Guns of Brixton".
Later on I found out that lyrics or at least parts of it are from The S O S Band "Just Be Good To Me" 1983
Still this song is nicely put together has a nice vibe to it, nice vocals. Even though it is not my preferred genre it is still a very good song, and in comparison of you hear on the radio these days it (arguably) might be called a masterpiece. ;)
Me too,
Yep we are one. Born on 1978😁😁
I was 18
she nails this. vocally and also with her dance, she does not give a shit, love that.
Epic. The 90’s were the best time of my life. Wish I could rewind back.
I born in 83 ... Dont really remember this song , i was too young ... but damn it sounds so 90'S ... Fkin love it ... I miss 80 90 so much ...
Thumbs up If your still listening to this in 2020
Its like Blue Monday and Buffalo Stance... way ahead of the music time and wilm never die... drop these on any dancefloor remixed in or old skool and it will be pumping...!
@@belindajlaw1420 First heard it at a club in Dublin and took me years to find out who sang it. Thank god for the internet and TH-cam or I'd still be wondering years later
@@GregthaBunny Find the original, by - S O S Band. But this is good 👌
Was there at new year when it came out and still listening
Lionel Smith awesome how old are you. It was before my time but I was a kid and used to hear my oldest brother listen to it.
My friend bought me this single for my 12th birthday in 1990 (on record no less lol) I played it over and over. Great times ❤️
This reminds me of hanging around the local ice rink on a Saturday afternoon when I was 14 and this playing. I never did get a pair of those BKs. An absolute belter of a song and completely timeless as it sounds as good in 2020 as it did back then.
Still listening 40 years later.
Fuckin AWESOME classic.!!!!!
Those days right, we use to dance with so much joy & sing along when it was played
The thing is - this kind of music was pretty revolutionary at this point. It's essentially a stepping stone between rock and hip hop. Whilst a LOT of 80's pop relied heavily on electronic instruments & was very heavily produced, this song took it a bit further than most. Sampling was commonly seen in many musical genres by this point, but this was also flirting with rock, pop, dance and hip-hop. It was paving the way for the eurobeat to come a few years later. A lot of music stations were putting away the leather jackets and big hair and instead getting bright parachute pants and shiny things & didn't really know what to make of what "young people" were suddenly in to. Somehow it sounded both familiar and revolutionarily fresh at the same time.
It was popular with DJs. You could put this on, or Back to life by Soul 2 Soul and instantly get the floor shaking from the bassline and everyone moving. A lot of dance music that would only really happen in a dance club - but everyone felt the groove with these.
Such a great reflection here
I can sense a reggae vibe in there as well ❤
This is more of a reggae dub homage. And brilliant. A significant departure from the equally brilliant original.
I fell in love with her voice and the beat of this song when I first heard it while learning to roller skate at a skating ring back in my high school year. It moved me so much that I didn't feel pain no matter how many times I fell. Still love it ❤❤❤
Still a banging song.... Had it on a 7' in the day, in my room with my parents shouting "turn that **** down"!!..... Good times
1990 - 2000 -2010 -2020. How fast decades pass by. I was only 18 back then. Sounds like yesterday !
Simmo’s bass line....long live the Clash
This is a classic of raps soul and reggae mix of a song! I am a 63 years old rude boy am still loving it now in 2024
This is one of the coolest songs EVER!
absolutely
You need to check the original version out by the SOS Band.
This is so bad. They took an SOS Band classic and remixed it into total tosh....
Heavy d
agreed
Wow what a summer vibe this was.... Age 15 the world was amazing, summer days hanging out with friends.. Everything was fresh and the sun seemed to shine every day!!!!! Now listening in Corona Virus Lockdown dreaming of a better time...... Stay safe ❤️
Good description of how things used to be 👍
@@aftrdrk7263 Spot on. Decades and severral kilos of weight ago :D
Trip ain't it
The Summer of 1990 was actually a very hot one - setting records in July and August.
But I think everyone imagines that time of their life - magically suspended between the carefree childhood and the responsible adult worlds - was somehow brighter and longer than it actually was. I rode around on my 125cc motorcycle and dreamed of a wild,fulfilling life and enjoyed the hot weather. The bike was only worth a few hundred quid but I had a lot of fun on it and never stopped to think "is this impressing anyone" - I enjoyed it the way a 5 year old enjoys a new toy that catches their imagination and won't stop to look at the price tag. Life was good before it went bad.
Life is less fun as we get older and I do wonder to what extent we do it to ourselves. You need to get a mortgage, you need to have a newish car, you need to be responsible and compliant with everything everyone from the boss to your spouse expects of you. Don't tinker with that car, it'll effect the residuals. Don't paint your house as you'd like it - it's no longer your home buy an investment vehicle for the future you're only looking after. Don't dress like that - it's too young for you and don't listen to that music - aren't you getting a bit old for that hobby or interest, why not take up gardening instead? Why can't you be more like Mike?
The monologue at the beginning of trainspotting had a point - even if the conclusions it reached were all wrong.
Mr TipTornado same I'm 48.
I love that bass! This is a song for the ages. Grew up listening to it!
The bass is sample from the clash guns of brixton
^ He knows
Hypnotic beat & a mesmerising voice... What a great memory!
i remember this amazing song since 1990 so amazing life was that time
yes you right
+Vaios Digeludis thank you sir that time all was friends
Italy 1990 with the funny logo, the Lambada, and Paul Gascoigne crying
GENERAL-OF-ARMYx 666 I agree
sad to see ol' Gazza these days the poor bugger is absolutely wrecked.
Woke up singing this and had to play it. So nice to go back to great times and a great teenage life. Never gets old... even in 2021. 🥰🙌🏻🌟
Hello Monique how are you doing over there and how is the weather condition in your country?
@jamesbryce1526 who's Monique..?
Sou apaixonado por essa música e depois de quase 30 anos de uma procura instante tenho esse maravilhoso reencontro, ameiiiiiiiiii
Check out "The Guns of Brixton"... It's the original song by the Clash. This song 'borrowed' the baseline.
can't believe this was 1990! I just had to google it lol Spent 4 weeks at number one the UK charts. I felt it was a long time ago but not that long.. Holy moly! I'm old aha. Stirs up so many memories as a kid and still a great song! Certified classic, Have waited for years for a decent DnB mix :)
Love this song and no matter how many years pass, it will always sound great. Thanks for uploading
I was born in 1980; the town youth centre was the focal point for all 80's rave music for young kids like myself who were under 10 in that era, here I am now aged 36 listening to the boy from the big bad city this is jam hot ;)
This group are now a million miles away from town centres, leafy suburbs whilst in the UK and beach front properties whilst in California, 90% of Rolls Royce and Bentley cars are sold to ex pop stars, the anti establishment bands are now dining out with their property developer business partners and throwing homeless people out on the streets so they can turn a profit
Mamaaa ce mai rasunau boxele din balcoane pe muzica asta . Anii 90 , cei mai frumosi si fericiti ani din viata mea !
Banger forever! Literally opened this app to watch this.
Watching 25th October 2024
dub be good to me flipping tune i was born 1982 and i used to live this song i was a 90s kids but 80s 90s and 2000s music cant beat it xx i miss the old music and the bass line on it is banging xx
its the bassline from 'GUNS OF BRIXTON " by the Clash
yes is true
Gem Capsticks ok
Karl O'Flaherty The Clash claimed copyright over the Bass line and won.
Great track on Lucy.... 1 time old skool booming bass track... 🔊🔊🔊🤩
in 2016 I'm still mesmerized by the greatest track since 1990.
A #1 hit in the UK back in the day.
Still listening in 2024🎉❤
😔 I miss these days.. My last year of high school
Lindy Layton is the vocalist. She also appeared on the band's follow-up UK Top 10 hit ''Won't Talk About It'' (so they aren't a one-hit wonder). Additionally, she then went on to secure a major solo record deal with Arista records, releasing several singles and an album. She then continued to record with many other artists and was at one stage in the 1990s signed to Pete Waterman's PWL record label!
I hope you don't count this as one of their hits!
Mr Rude An Belligerent No, this isn't one of PWL's hits. But if you are saying that this is too good for PWL, fine. That's your opinion. Personally, I think they are very talented - Stock Aitken Waterman.
I've been looking for this song for years and year and did not know it was titled "Dub Be Good To Me". I kept looking for the original song but a remix. FINALLY found it!!!!!
I was born in the 70s.This was a great year for me because I had just left school.Yes, I did some acid and E's but only while the craze was in.I'm too old for that now haha.These were great days and a great atmosphere when you went to the clubs in the city.We was all loved up.I look back with a smile as these tunes bring back some great memories
I read your post and it could have been me saying that I was born in 74 from 87 to 98 great memories of being young
best life 70 80 90s but all gone now all war :(
I was doing my basic training in the Army at this time and this was always playing in the NAAFI. Born in 73 and hate the music of today :)
But then if I said that I was born in the 90s, or 60s you would know that I am lying.
Truth is, I was born in 1973. In 1989, I was 16. Here in Manchester, Acid and E was very easy to buy. In 1991, i was 18.
Go figure
Its Jamie Davies I'm from the UK I love this tune as well mate and you were born when the Exorcist was been showed in cinemas and will LSD give me terrifying hallucinations that I will be terrified of Clark Graham mate? Take care Clark Graham mate.
One of the best bass lines in any track ever, this is a classic - one of my all time faves
The base line came from Guns of brixton
@@Itsyourboy_ray spot on Ray, I have been learning it on the Bass and when I heard this on the radio today it dropped in like a penny.
It’s a great baseline. Originally comes from the song, the guns of Brixton by the clash. But it’s a great Sample mash up
Great song I loved this era, I think we should relive the 1980s and 1990s era music again much love.
Used to dance around to this in my high tops and kangol on backwards thinking I was the absolute shit lol. Such a flawless track, can"t fault it.
Heh. That's awesome. This image made me laugh out loud, but I'm sure that everyone thought you were the shit back in the day.
Love is a game of chances, so Ile take my chance with you. Lol
Omg kangol..NOBODY i speak to remembers
Definitely one of my all time faves, classic 90's!
Back in those days in Ghana 🇬🇭👊🏾. I'm now old and listening to this in 2020 in Switzerland.
Ghanaian here and yes bump into this too. I want money....soul to soul, money love et al
Toto lol
MAN... I spend years looking for that song...
I’m old enough for both versions and I normally just pick one but this one is a good version also.
This song has been etched into my soul and will be there for ever. So glad I was there to witness the last generation of happiness…❤️
Г-ди, как же это было охуенно!
Word!
@Gary Joseph Watson
Agree!! Here's another classic-
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@@carltheflpatriot6933 Soooo right! A classic, still love her voice with that wonderful beats! Still have the 12"
Anyone still listening June 2024 ❤😊
Yep!
🙋🏽♂️
I've Just listened guns of brixton by Clash and Remembered this tune 🎉
Yep
Here 💯👌📢📢📢
Absolute belter.....🤔 like it was yesterday , that rap hook OMG ❤
Just turned 49 on Friday & this just popped in my head 😁 man what a time to be 16 ✌🏼💙👍🏼🏴
I’m 6 months behind u 😂 the opening bit if forever on a loop in my head 😂❤
@@Melissa___ 😂😁 Take 5 boss walk jam nitty gritty you listening to the boy from the big bad city this is jam hot 😂 this is what popped in my head & I couldn’t believe I remembered it word for word ✌🏼💙👍🏼🏴
@@craigleith100 see 😂😂😂 ingrained in our brains forever more
I’m just turning 50. I hear you 👍 love this song 👌
I never get bored with this song classic from when I was at school never waste time on men there be another one along anytime 😊
I love this song so much. It make me feel smooth calm and relaxed. That lady can sing
This is still the most 90s thing ever.
Brings back memories love it still
But recorded in 1989😂
Lol, u mean now? Look around. Teens/early 20 somethings today completely ripping off early 90s style. But big diff? Revolution ended 25 years ago. Music been dead long time
Music is very much still alive. You just have to know where to look :)
Written and recorded originally by the SOS Band in 1983
This song was my musical awakening. I just didn’t ‘get’ popular music, until this came out.
I grew up listening to this ❤❤❤
SOS band baby. Amazing cover, classic.
Back in the day. Cycling shorts, hoodies, over sized hoodies and not a care. What happened?! Awww aye.... We grew up and life happened!
our eternal youth is a state of mind, my aunt is an example, tandem skydive at 67. she is a role model for me,
cant BTW who wants to see DEATH !!!!!!!!! :(
u said something about deat richard harrold
I will check this out
***** Speak for yourself.I'm sure your a minority,not many people got caught up in fashion and image.To some it comes natural and others don't care,like I said,your a minority
One of my favourite songs carries me through dark days and good times🙏🏾
Who else gets the urge to dance when you hear this start on the radio?
Love this cause it's one of those tunes that hasn't aged.
(unlike myself)
Loved this back in the day..................Still do :-)
Still listening in 2019 and don't stop after
Василий Касьяноф jam hot
I was born in 1956 so was 34/35 when this came on the car radio for the first time. I was with a couple of much younger lads at the time and halfway through the song I said..."that's a number one single", they both disagreed and I bet them both a quid each that I was right. I was right and now I'm 64 and it still sounds great!
I was 78 when this came out, this tune dosen't get old, but I died.
😄
28 years ago I met my husband...magical 80's era!
I FRIKKIN LOVE IT !!! JUST COME ACROSS IT AGAIN & CAN'T STOP LISTENING ... THE BASSLINE , HER VOICE , THE RAP ... WATS NOT TO LOVE ... ??? SO CHILLIN 🙆😘😀
Yes, I am listening to this masterpiece in Nov '24 and being transponded back. Music is a time machine.
I loved this song but I've recently discovered the original by SOS remastered on you tube.....wow!!! the vocals and funky beat smash this version
You got that link?
I heard the SOS band version first,but,this is much better
They combined with the beat from Guns of Brixton
Reminds me of being 16 but now I m 45 Ahhhhh
I was 16 when this came out too.
First tape I bought, same age.
Almost 30 years...how does it feels?
I was 11 now I'm 40 lol
@@andram.1644 old lol
I'd give half of my wealth to bring back to good old skool 90s back....
O God what life so beautiful then....
I'd give half my wealth too.... but that would be about a fiver.
im still listening fifty years ago ,beats groovins +++ back to the present baby.any one else bopping to this classic?
This song must be England's national anthem. Period.
Crass aidsy. The
@Charles Duvall So being English and being Catholic are not compatible? England was Catholic for 900 years!
Charles Duvall Myyyyyy Man, legendary excuse 😂
@Charles Duvall Lol
Word! It's a amazing tune. I love so much.
But this song is all sampled:
- Baseline and Beats is from "The Guns of Brixton" by The Clash
- Lyrics is from "Just Be Good Me) By The SOS Band
- Harmonica is from "L'uomo Dell'armonica" by Ennio Morricone, soundtrack of "Once Upon a Time in the West" movie.
And produced by Fat Boy Slim.
In other words, everything British.
De las canciones que mejor representan a la década de los 90's, ese estilo, esos sonidos, me encanta! 💖
Wow I bought this in Our price in the early 90s.Back when there were record shops on every high street!
Yup.. My last years in London.. Saw rockers bouncing to this in the Crown in Harlsden
The beat and bass on this is so deadly. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Crushing it 🌼
The base line is from “Guns of Brixton” by The Clash.
@@mravg79 correctamundo 👍 🤗
The Clash says thanks
1990: Wow this song is amazing
2019: Wow this song is amazing
2020: Wow this song still amazing
@@ihorkalita1076 😆
Do you also like the 1983 original version?
It was even more amazing in 1979!
/watch?v=JcW8VNwYvL0
30 years???? God I'm old! :p
Corona virus ‘stay at home’ kitchen grooves 2020
Quarantine has never been so chill
Literally dancing my furloughed self round the kitchen at this moment 😆
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Tank fly boss walk jam nitty gritty still listening to advice from the legend Dr Chris Whitty.
I'm 62 and still listen to this song. you can't beat it. gaz
2022!! Still a tune ❤️
Absolutely . the good days, thanks for sharing,
This version is very good, reminds me of my 14/15 years old (i'm 45 years now), another time, really different from now.
So many memories, I was just starting to go to clubs for the first time, think I was 16 or something, and this was playing everywhere, that bass was so fat and groovy it made you move no matter the shyness, ha! good times! Rock on 🤘
1000 años buscando este temazo !!! Hasta que hoy sin siquiera buscar lo encontré!!