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Mr. Scruff is the recording name of Andy Carthy (born in 10 February 1972 i… Read Full Bio ↴Mr. Scruff is the recording name of Andy Carthy (born in 10 February 1972 in Macclesfield, Cheshire, England), a British DJ and artist. He lives in Stockport, Greater Manchester, and studied fine art at the Psalter Lane campus of Sheffield Hallam University. Before he could make a living from his music alone, he worked as a shelf-stacker in the Burton Road branch of Kwik Save.

His DJ name was inspired by his scruffy facial hair, as well as his trademark loose-lined drawing style. He has been DJing since 1994, at first in and around Manchester then nationwide. He is known for DJing in marathon sets (often exceeding six hours), his eclectic musical taste, his love of a "nice cup of tea" and the quirky home-produced visuals and animations associated with his music. In an interview he said: "It’s about putting a lot of effort in and paying attention to detail. I get annoyed if I don’t take risks. I’m very hard on myself."

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Mr. Scruff Lyrics


For Once In My Life (Live)

唱：蘇姍 / Mr. Andy Bautista
曲：Murden Orlando / Miller Ronald Norman / Andersson Benny Goran Bror / Ulvaeus Bjoern K / Anderson Stig Erik Leopold / Ulvaeus Bjoern K / Andersson Stikkan
詞：Murden Orlando / Miller Ronald Norman / Andersson Benny Goran Bror / Ulvaeus Bjoern K / Anderson Stig Erik Leopold / Ulvaeus Bjoern K / Andersson Stikkan
編：Mr. Andy Bautista

For once in my life
I have someone who needs me
Someone I've needed so long
For once unafraid
I can go where life leads me
Somehow I know I'll be strong

For once I can touch
What my heart used to dream of
Long before I knew
Someone warm like you
Who could make my dreams come true
For once in my life
I won't let sorrow hurt me
Not like it's hurt me before
For once I have something
I know won't desert me
I'm not alone anymore

For once I can say
This is mine you can't take it
As long as I know I have love I can make it
For once in my life
I have someone who needs me
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)

For once in my life
I won't let sorrow hurt me
Not like it's hurt me before
For once I have something
I know won't desert me
I'm not alone anymore

For once I can say
This is mine you can't take it
As long as I know I have love I can make it
For once in my life
I have someone who needs me
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)

For once in my life
I have someone who needs me

(thank you 勁唔勁啊)
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)
(someone who needs me)
(佢係咪好犀利啊 再比啲掌聲
佢已經係真係好難得叫佢肯
同我傾歌同埋彈啦真係好難得
Thank you very much啊brotheAr andy
好啦 咁講到頭先 我成長嘅時間啦
咁好啦呢個時間呢 我就入咗呢個係酒店酒廊啊
好多我啲fans如果係有去酒廊啊或者酒店聽我唱歌呢
一定會對以下呢幾首歌唔會陌生㗎吓)


Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS



Written by: BJOERN K ULVAEUS, BENNY GORAN BROR ANDERSSON, Orlando Murden, Ronald Norman Miller, Stig Erik Leopold Anderson, Stikkan Andersson

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@ChadSteinPhotography

This is going to be a somewhat long comment and slightly eccentric, but it will all tie together at the end...

My name is Chad Stein and I'm a professional photographer from Fremont, California (the Bay Area). Back on August 8th of 2018, I traveled to the famous city of Napa with my mom. While in Napa, we stopped at a place called "The Oxbow Market" which is an indoor venue with eateries and small shops. After browsing inside, we decided to take a seat at a small sitting area outside of one of the restaurants. There was no one out there and it was fairly quiet. Playing softly in the background was ambient music from a speaker-system which was for the restaurant that we were at. While conversing with my mom, the music caught my ear. I paused the conversation momentarily to take a quick-listen...I caught literally 2 seconds of the music. It wasn't enough time to pull out my phone to record it or find out what the song was. After processing it in my head for a few seconds, I said to my mom: "I think I know what song that was. I'll check it out when I get home". So the day continued in Napa until I got home later that night.

Upon arriving home, I checked out the songs that I thought it could've been...unfortunately, none of them were correct. I then went on my computer to search through my folder of MP3s which I've accumulated over nearly two decades. Since the speakers on my computer were broken, I was just looking at the artists' names and song titles to see if I could place the tune with the proper track. By the way: I have an extremely eclectic taste in music. After hours of searching, there was no luck. This began a very, very long journey.

Following that night, those 2 seconds of the song looped in my head...over and over again. It was an extreme case of "ear-worm". I tried to think rationally and logically as to where I might have heard the song before. First, I thought it was in a car commercial back in the 2000s. So I watched a ton of car commercials from the 2000s...no luck. Then I thought that it was from an alcohol commercial from the 2000s. As you probably guessed: I watched a bunch of alcohol commercials from the 2000s. Still, no luck.

I had nothing to go on other than the 2 seconds or so that kept looping in my head...I didn't hear any lyrics and I couldn't place what came before or after those notes. Since I'm not a musician, I couldn't replicate what I was hearing, other than through a crude "hum". From there, I actually found a website where you can hum into your device's microphone and it would detect the song. I was optimistic that it would work, but it didn't.

I was only able to describe the notes that I heard as being "smooth" and "jazzy". So I then searched the internet far and wide for music that fit that criteria. As one could imagine, the results that populated were massive.

Next, I started getting what I could best describe as "audio deja vu"...I would hear music and say: "Was that it?". Every time, it wasn't.

This persisted day in and day out. As time passed, the amount of time that I'd recollect the music was less, but it still popped up from time to time. Please understand: I wasn't being tormented to the point of psychological distress in any way, shape, form or fashion. I simply just couldn't figure out this mystery.

Before I proceed I'd like to mention that random words, phrases and things of that nature pop up in my head from time to time...

With that being said, on the night of August 6th, 2020 (almost 2 years later to the day), I was showering late at night. While in the shower, the words "Mr Scruff" popped up in my head, randomly. Not knowing why, I said to myself: "I'll check it out on the computer later".

Later that night, I used the search option on my PC to search for "Mr. Scruff". It came up with a result and a song name. I then said to myself: "Well, the speakers don't work on my computer still. I'll check it out on my phone before I go to bed".

Even later that night, I watched several videos on my phone while laying in bed before going to sleep. Right when I was about to put my phone down for the night (or morning), I decided to search for that "Mr. Scruff" song on Youtube. Immediately after clicking the play button, I became so ecstatic that I almost cried tears of joy. At 4:06am on Thursday, August 6th 2020, the mystery ended..."Get A Move On" was the song.



All comments from YouTube:

@blubberyoyster4

I heard this in an Electro Swing mix and I had no idea that this was made by the same guy who made the windows 7 sample music

@Brockclaborn1

I love electro swing!

@megansharma-bradley8813

Same here

@ghstface

Listen to Kalimba if you really want nostalgia

@BOULDERPUNCHER9000

electroswing is trash lmfao

@gizmogwaii

@@BOULDERPUNCHER9000 you clearly have no idea of what you are on about...

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@StickMechanic

For anyone wondering, the sax sample, or sample in general, is from "Bird's Lament" by Moondog.

@ianedmonds9191

As another sample I hunted for Jurassic 5 a day at the races bassline is from David Axelrod's Urizen from Song of Innocence. Fucking amazing record. Highly recommend. ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3jv7dNKB70&list=PL8kG3bjhFO680W_dXpnib-lvs5sPBHpyy&index=1&ab_channel=DavidAxelrod-Topic )
Luv and Peace.
Happens at about 2:23.

@brendanashe5882

Moondog, that’s a name that you don’t hear much. Fascinating musician

@mr.e7453

@@brendanashe5882 100%!!

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