He did the most dirty laughter: Ian Gillan. "...Won Tun Wan with your Chinese fan..." in "A Gypsy's Kiss" from "Perfect Stranger". A silly joke? Anybody knows the cause for the laughter?
He did the most dirty laughter: Ian Gillan. "...Won Tun Wan with your Chinese fan..." in "A Gypsy's Kiss" from "Perfect Stranger". A silly joke? Anybody knows the cause for the laughter?
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A whole lot of laughing in rhythm and nonsensical words with a lively guitar solo.
At the end of this song: a happy "oh what a good job have i done"-laughter. Alles richtig gemacht, Billy!
Vivid version of Hancocks "Watermelon Man": Laughter as a rhythmic vocal element by La Lupe: joy of living!
I know i laughed, when you left... I'll give you jewelry and money too... ha ha. What a lucky guy. Sing it again, Rod!
Instrumental title track "Twitch" B5: is there any reasonable cause for laughter in this synthesizer-overkill?
50 years ago: the dirty laughter by Ian Gillan at the end of "Speed King" is an ecstatic outburst of exalted gladness. They had just given birth to "heavy metal hard rock". An epochal song. PS: on this compilation we have the US-version of "Speed King" where the fantastic excessive whammy bar intro was omitted aiming to more success on US-market. They wouldn't hardly bear it...
Ghost train-laughter as intro of "Love in Vain" of 1981 LP "Vinyl Futures".
"Bottoms Up!" A4: big fun boogie at Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood. Bottoms up!
Produced by Mark Knopfler. Listen to "Southern Politician": the politicians sardonic laughter at the end of the song.
Laughter De Luxe, B4! Rod The Mod, the rascal.
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