Daddy Cool

And...

he beat Mix down to Love Town into Daddy Cool by Boney M.

So there you go.

Historic.

It is so weird listening to them.

Here are these Nazis, these war criminals, and their entourage gathering to reminisce in the middle of summer at the time when ABBA's Fernando and Boney M's Daddy Cool are storming the charts.

Meanwhile, you've got SS General Wilhelm Mohnke, one of the last officers with Hitler in the bunker, released after his Soviet prison years, rambling on.

So in seiner Art, nicht?

And this was because he had a dub plate exclusive of a song that had not yet been released called Rainbow Country, which had been recorded at the Black Ark with Lee Scratch Perry.

It was eventually released as a 12-inch somewhat clandestinely on the Daddy Cool label here in London.

But Marley had reused those lyrics for another song on one of the Island albums.

There were so many questions that I had.

Um, because they type the specific prompts in.

I think it was, like, '70s disco, um, tune with a hook, and every time it would generate Daddy Cool by Bo- Boney M.

It was, like-

[laughs]