"The song has recently been covered by Indian film enthusiasts "The Knockouts", from Luton, England, on their 4-track EP, The Remarkable Sounds of India. The Knockouts, who usually record lo-fi garage punk/surf instrumentals, have for this release only engaged the services of fellow Asha fan, Mick Sheridan, who has lived for several years in India."
These Luton Boys really know how to have a good time. Come on feel The Knockouts! Smart stagewear, catchy riffs and steady as a rock drumming, it doesn't get better than this.
Sounds sneakingly familiar to a bollywood track, 'Dum maro Dum'. Are they bollywood enthusiasts or something?
sachingururani 7 months ago
@sachingururani From Wikipedia:
"The song has recently been covered by Indian film enthusiasts "The Knockouts", from Luton, England, on their 4-track EP, The Remarkable Sounds of India. The Knockouts, who usually record lo-fi garage punk/surf instrumentals, have for this release only engaged the services of fellow Asha fan, Mick Sheridan, who has lived for several years in India."
wag365 6 months ago
I think it's really cool that they let that 'special' kid join them on stage to shake his tambourine.
madmickyf 2 years ago
These Luton Boys really know how to have a good time. Come on feel The Knockouts! Smart stagewear, catchy riffs and steady as a rock drumming, it doesn't get better than this.
raferjanders 3 years ago