Lil Louis

Until they kill a million brain cells.

Authority voice can be used in a religious context as well, as demonstrated by Lil Louis with Blackout in 1989.

Think about it.

If the Lord built the world in just six days, how long do you think it would take him to demolish it? The lights come on, the lights go off.

And, um, and it, which was like a, a collective band, you know, Kenny Dope and somebody else.

L- Lil Louis, I think it was.

And, and everyone just played that song, you know? It was, it was always, it was always the last song of the evening as well.

It was just the perfect like l- last, you know, end of, end of gig, end of night tune because it's so euphoric, you know? And, and I, and I, and I loved it, you know? But then, but then, you know, y- I discovered it's a cover version, you know? And, um, so obviously I went on to buy the...

It's one long mashup of, uh, '50s rock and roll and swing era classics made by the Pickles family, a dad and his lad from Rotherham, and the sleeve has a cartoon bunny on it.

Uh, Lil Louis was at two with French Kiss, and, uh, Kylie was third with Wouldn't Change a Thing.

Here's a taste.

[upbeat music]

High-fives retreat.

This is Sound of D&M with French Kiss, also Lil Louie track, I believe.

So I don't know why it's credited to D&M, but I'm sure our listener will know why.

Yeah, give us a text if you know why.