2. Bluey is an Indonesian jazz-pop band who was formed of several persons who have a common desire in music and puts the concept of how different colors can be integrated into a style of music is more touching. Blues, Jazz and Pop are the main taste they was translated into a far more flexible texture.
Bluey was formed for the first time on 2003 in Makassar (South Sulawesi), and then they move to Jakarta in 2007 and step up in Indonesian Music Scene.
Their first Single, 'Changes' was a hot single on Prambors (Indonesian Radio) radio program, Nubuzz, and Nokia Independent Artist Club, Indonesian Region in 2007. They also play on major festival in 2008 called, Java Jazz Festival alongside finest Indonesian jazz musician and international jazz act.
3. Jean-Paul Maunick, better known by his stage name Bluey is a British guitarist, bandleader, composer and record producer. He has led the British acid jazz band Incognito since its formation in 1979. With Incognito, he has released fifteen studio albums as well as a number of live albums, remix albums and compilation albums. Prior to forming Incognito, Bluey was an original member of the group Light of the World.
Taxi
Bluey Lyrics
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Open your bonnet please
Pop
Unclick
hmmmmm
Oh yeah love the fixy doodad
Oh the doodad
Yeah love you need a new doodad
It’s this doodad
Oh right a new doodad
Yeah love fix fix fix. There you go love. Bye. Thanks.
Ok lets go!
Beep
Satnav
Take us to Stumbleytastics please
Ok calculating shortest route to Stumbleytastics
Ok lets go!
Ning ning ning ning ning. Ning-a-ning ning
Oh dear Sorry about this but we’re out of petrol
The lyrics to Bluey's "Taxi" describe a humorous encounter between a taxi driver and their passenger. The first lines are the driver asking the passenger to open the bonnet of the car so they can check and fix a problem with the engine. The rest of the lyrics involve the driver using quirky, nonsensical words like "fixy doodad" and "new doodad" to describe the repair process. The passenger is largely passive, simply agreeing with the driver's requests and directions, until they reach their destination. However, they ultimately run out of petrol, ending the ride on a slightly frustrating note.
Although the lyrics are simple and humorous, there is a deeper commentary on communication and understanding between people. The driver and passenger struggle to communicate, with the driver using colloquial and non-standard language that the passenger may not be familiar with. This can lead to confusion and misinterpretation, as seen when the driver asks for a "new doodad" and the passenger responds with a vague "okay." The overall effect is a light-hearted and relatable commentary on the challenges of human interaction.
Line by Line Meaning
Hi
The start of the conversation.
Open your bonnet please
Asking the person to open the hood of their car.
Pop
Telling the person to pop something open.
Unclick
Telling the person to unclick or disconnect a part of the car.
hmmmmm
A sound of contemplation or thinking
Oh yeah love the fixy doodad
Expressing appreciation for a part of the car that needs fixing.
Oh the doodad
Reiterating which part of the car needs fixing.
Yeah love you need a new doodad
Informing the person that the part needs to be replaced.
Ok new doodad
Acknowledgement of the replacement part.
It’s this doodad
Clarifying which part of the car is the replacement.
Oh right a new doodad
Further acknowledgement of the replacement part.
Yeah love fix fix fix. There you go love. Bye. Thanks.
Fixing the car and thanking the person for bringing it in.
Ok lets go!
Getting ready to leave.
Beep
Confirmation sound that the car is ready to go.
Satnav
Turning on the GPS system.
Take us to Stumbleytastics please
Asking the GPS system to find directions to Stumbleytastics.
Ok calculating shortest route to Stumbleytastics
Informing the passengers that the GPS system is finding the best route to Stumbleytastics.
Ok lets go!
Ready to start the journey.
Ning ning ning ning ning. Ning-a-ning ning
The sound of the car running out of petrol.
Oh dear Sorry about this but we’re out of petrol
Apologizing to the passengers for running out of petrol.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JONATHAN BUSH
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