This song does not have any Indian words but is mixed in with Uchinaguchi Okinawan language which is indigenous to the people of the Ryukyus. The Three Okinawan maidens singing with him are the Original Nene's group in traditional katachiki kimono who traveled with him during the 80's to 90's. Again Sakamoto is using Okinawan folk songs which Ryukyuans have sung for years.
@tongpoo1 Pitié, Béa est sympa mais ne la compare pas avec Jill ! Promets-moi de ne jamais recommencer ! Si tu ne piges pas, regarde "Mia Bocca" (réal : Jean-Baptiste Mondino, pas Jean-Jacques Beneix !).
@doom032 probably you are not..and you have not heard much bollywood number yet..:) Jenerally foreigners listen to only some typical music..but Bollywood music is much bigger that what you hear in other countries..I am giving you one example, you would understand the similarity between these two songs..
/watch?v=MmJeUoHgHdA
Listen to this..the beat and music is from this same genre..they are contemporary actually..
@Kabla21 Ah, you are right. I've only heard a few of Bollywood's songs before, I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions. These songs are quite similar. Didn't think I'd learn something on YouTube's comment box, guess I was wrong!
You might be interested to know that one of the first albums that Sakamoto ever worked on, "Cochin Moon" (1978) by Haruomi Hosono, was based on Indian music, including Indian classical as well as Bollywood music of that era. "Cochin Moon" was the first album to experiment with fusing Indian music with electronic music.
You might also be interested to know that Sakamoto and his band YMO were the pioneers of electro and techno music, which later had a big influence on Bollywood.
@Jagged85 WOW..Thats really interesting information. :)) Its sad that some people reject a thought much before thinking over it. You information suggests that my intuition was right. :) I was hearing some Samisen music by Yoshida Brothers..they sound a lot like Carnatic music from south India. And the interesting fact is the word 'Cochin' from 'Cochin Moon' is actually a place in south India..if thats what it means( it maybe Japanese)..Links between oriental cultures are amazing..
Cool, I didn't know Cochin was an actual place. I'm not too sure about who the Yoshida brothers are though.
Another parallel I would make is between Ryuichi Sakamoto and A. R. Rahman. Sakamoto was one of the most experimental musicians of the 70s and 80s, and won Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe awards. And now, Rahman is one of the most experimental musicians of the 90s and 2000s, and has also won Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe awards.
Okay, I've figured out where those Indian-sounding chants come from. Sakamoto previously used those same chants in a song called "Laser Man" or "Calling From Tokyo" (used in the soundtrack to the Ridley Scott film "Black Rain"), which despite the name sounds like heavily Indian & Arabic influenced song. He used those same chants again for this song, though I'm not sure if he got them from Indian music or Japanese folk music (or both).
This was put down in 86, I stationed "at" MCB Okinawa (Japan). My Boy DJ Khachi & I DJ'd at clubs on "Gate 2" St. For those Who know "bout" that...hit Me up.
OMG I havent seen this video in 2 DECADES! I never forgot this video when I saw it as a kid. It was one of the many things that made me wanna go to Japan and experience the culture.
Like the way the vocals are mixed in right at the start and can someone tell me what those ladies are singing. The production is awesome in an 80's way. Man knows his way around his gear for sure.
this is literally the best thing ever, i used to be an 80's hater like all the music mags told me to be, but... then you grow up! bloody life-consuming youchoobs
I know this is not 90 because great music like this can be only from 80's
philosoma9 2 weeks ago
This song does not have any Indian words but is mixed in with Uchinaguchi Okinawan language which is indigenous to the people of the Ryukyus. The Three Okinawan maidens singing with him are the Original Nene's group in traditional katachiki kimono who traveled with him during the 80's to 90's. Again Sakamoto is using Okinawan folk songs which Ryukyuans have sung for years.
Udui1o1 6 months ago
Faaaabulous
TheNouveauxdecadence 6 months ago
Forget all medics... this song is a real cure for everybody with something between and under the ears !
chucku00 7 months ago
not one of his best.
adweb30 10 months ago 2
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kaguth 1 year ago
LOL.
Someone go to his live performance of "Energy Flow". Look at that. Now at this. Back at that. Yeah....
jkshoujk 1 year ago
@tongpoo1 Pitié, Béa est sympa mais ne la compare pas avec Jill ! Promets-moi de ne jamais recommencer ! Si tu ne piges pas, regarde "Mia Bocca" (réal : Jean-Baptiste Mondino, pas Jean-Jacques Beneix !).
chucku00 1 year ago
LOL..sounds like bollywood music.haha..
Kabla21 1 year ago
@Kabla21 You fuckin' moron wityh fuckin' acronyms !
chucku00 1 year ago
@chucku00 and u r a big jerk..
Kabla21 1 year ago
@Kabla21 Ouch, too much compliments from too much fans... I just can't stand it !
chucku00 1 year ago
@Kabla21 Do you have a limited typesigns bandwith on your Internet provider ?
Le T9 çaylemal !
chucku00 1 year ago
@Kabla21 I'm not sure where you get that idea. Sure it's a bit off but it's nothing like Bollywood music.
doom032 1 year ago
@doom032 are you Indian?
Kabla21 1 year ago
@doom032 probably you are not..and you have not heard much bollywood number yet..:) Jenerally foreigners listen to only some typical music..but Bollywood music is much bigger that what you hear in other countries..I am giving you one example, you would understand the similarity between these two songs..
/watch?v=MmJeUoHgHdA
Listen to this..the beat and music is from this same genre..they are contemporary actually..
Kabla21 1 year ago
@Kabla21 Ah, you are right. I've only heard a few of Bollywood's songs before, I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions. These songs are quite similar. Didn't think I'd learn something on YouTube's comment box, guess I was wrong!
doom032 1 year ago
@doom032 or may be this one..by A R Rehman---
/watch?v=a0zirHHztKE or... /watch?v=nBxb3z703XY
Kabla21 1 year ago
@Kabla21
You might be interested to know that one of the first albums that Sakamoto ever worked on, "Cochin Moon" (1978) by Haruomi Hosono, was based on Indian music, including Indian classical as well as Bollywood music of that era. "Cochin Moon" was the first album to experiment with fusing Indian music with electronic music.
You might also be interested to know that Sakamoto and his band YMO were the pioneers of electro and techno music, which later had a big influence on Bollywood.
Jagged85 9 months ago 2
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Kabla21 9 months ago
@Jagged85 WOW..Thats really interesting information. :)) Its sad that some people reject a thought much before thinking over it. You information suggests that my intuition was right. :) I was hearing some Samisen music by Yoshida Brothers..they sound a lot like Carnatic music from south India. And the interesting fact is the word 'Cochin' from 'Cochin Moon' is actually a place in south India..if thats what it means( it maybe Japanese)..Links between oriental cultures are amazing..
Kabla21 9 months ago
@Kabla21
Cool, I didn't know Cochin was an actual place. I'm not too sure about who the Yoshida brothers are though.
Another parallel I would make is between Ryuichi Sakamoto and A. R. Rahman. Sakamoto was one of the most experimental musicians of the 70s and 80s, and won Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe awards. And now, Rahman is one of the most experimental musicians of the 90s and 2000s, and has also won Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe awards.
Jagged85 9 months ago 2
@Kabla21
Okay, I've figured out where those Indian-sounding chants come from. Sakamoto previously used those same chants in a song called "Laser Man" or "Calling From Tokyo" (used in the soundtrack to the Ridley Scott film "Black Rain"), which despite the name sounds like heavily Indian & Arabic influenced song. He used those same chants again for this song, though I'm not sure if he got them from Indian music or Japanese folk music (or both).
Jagged85 9 months ago 2
I like this song, even I prefer thousand times the three japanese singers than Jill Jones...
AD49938 1 year ago
This was put down in 86, I stationed "at" MCB Okinawa (Japan). My Boy DJ Khachi & I DJ'd at clubs on "Gate 2" St. For those Who know "bout" that...hit Me up.
warriorbbd 1 year ago
OMG I havent seen this video in 2 DECADES! I never forgot this video when I saw it as a kid. It was one of the many things that made me wanna go to Japan and experience the culture.
hipshimmy 1 year ago
Funky bass line in this, catchy riff.
krissyrose14 1 year ago
Great song. She's very sexy as well.
SNKTHX2000 2 years ago
LOL. This song is so funny. I jog to this at the gym.
YvesIsaki 2 years ago
"hesi yoh sanu ...hesi diky lasa." Is it not a mantra for one's limbic system? This is beyond all comparing.
頭脳 キャンデー
haikupuku 2 years ago
Like the way the vocals are mixed in right at the start and can someone tell me what those ladies are singing. The production is awesome in an 80's way. Man knows his way around his gear for sure.
allseeingi 2 years ago
Ali hyah gwah, Ali hyah gwah
dee ahi gwah, dee ahn gwah
ali hyah gwah, Ali hyah gwah
na tee che taa teh mee che
yu kwa seh tee cheh mee bei
dee hyah gwah watta synka
hesi yoh sanu
hesi diky lasa
BooksMusic 2 years ago
Can someone please post the" Beauty"
album by this artist-it is one of the best albums ever by Ryuchi Sakamoto:)
lisajulane 2 years ago
I just posted some songs from "Beauty Tour".
hydao2 2 years ago
this is literally the best thing ever, i used to be an 80's hater like all the music mags told me to be, but... then you grow up! bloody life-consuming youchoobs
johnnorfolk 2 years ago 2
Pro 24 or Cubase on this one ?
Just kiddin', I like this song !
chucku00 2 years ago
it tickles my ears like a flock of ferraris peeling out , rockonbonnzo76
luvumo2day 2 years ago
Remix please. Justin Strauss's are pretty good.
breaks0 2 years ago
very good
slojfe 2 years ago
good
usuc4lyfe 2 years ago
Does anyone know lyrics about english part?
You do me?
ore65535 2 years ago
I think this is 1996
satalitesarespinning 2 years ago
nops. 1990.
hydao2 2 years ago
This the "Froggy version", it's alright. The alternate is better.
saturninenight 2 years ago
hawt
MalaTemporaCurrunt 2 years ago
Amazing! But Hot!!!!
hermarie 3 years ago
November 1989 or so. Sakamoto is a maestro. He could compose and perform the phone directory and it would be a masterpiece.
parachuteclubbed 3 years ago 12
Uh, I think this was 1989 or 90. NOT 86.
GazamYT 3 years ago 8
This is a very "gay" song. Wait, I meant that in a good way.
OrkelTree 3 years ago
"Gay" songs rule.
FragMan69 2 years ago
not a bad non-prince song by jill
themoon1 3 years ago
we're sharing the funk.shut up snd dance.
mignonhenne 3 years ago