Bimbo Jet - El bimbo 1974

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[Feabel]

There's a "flamboyant" gentleman among those ladies...

[richardhaw]

blue oyster!!!

[hpiccov]

Ufff ! Como me encanta "El Bimbo".

[custardaghost]

Anyone who went on an early-mid 1970s package to the Costa del Sol will know this - just add:

-strong whiff of: sweat, Ambre Solaire, calamine lotion, cheap perfume ("Prince Matchabelli"), frying, and of course, Watney's Red Barrel;

-echoes of: complaints about the tea tasting of drains, cement mixers, bashed-metal-tray/stuffed-donk­ey hawkers sales-yak;

-feel of nylon clothing sticking to sunburn, plastic sandals (& nylon socks), sticky hairspray melting;

-taste of egg & chips in olive oil

[SivanaUO]

same with arch enemy-bridge of destiny solo

[baremidriff]

@Feabel I bet he got laid that night

[Babillonia]

Nice memories of the 70's :)

[Mchrisx100pre]

este video no esta nada mal almenos vale la pena por ser musica de tiempos antiguos

[spooksixsix]

@Feabel are you sure? looks like a bearded lady to me.

[shahpuoraryaee]

It was also sung by Tanju Okan, was famous Turkish singer as "Şerefe" ("Cheers" in Turkish) in 1974, by Selçuk Ural, was also famous Turkish singer between late 60s and early 90s as "Al Sevgini ("You get your love" in Turkish") in 1975 and by Ayla Algan, is famous Turkish actress and was singer between late 60s and early 80s as "Sen De Katıl Bize ("You also join us" in Turkish) in 1975.

[shahpuoraryaee]

"El Bimbo" is popular with street musicians and orchestral composers alike, with Paul Mauriat having capitalized well from his own instrumental arrangement. The song was also heard in four of the seven Police Academy films starting from the first film up until Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol as the tango song in The Blue Oyster Bar scenes.

[shahpuoraryaee]

Bimbo Jet

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bimbo Jet was a French euro disco group led by Claude Morgan and Laurent Rossi,[1] that gained international fame in the summer of 1975 from the song, "El Bimbo".

The tune to "El Bimbo" is "Tanha Shudham Tanha", composed by the Afghan musician and singer Ahmad Zahir, for his 1971 album Lylee.